Philadelphia Housing Authority
Interagency transfer to Philadelphia Housing Autho
1 property · Council District 2
What is missing from the record
Steps with no date on record, or that the record shows were stopped. A step that is not on record may still have happened.
- Deed into the Land BankNot yet on record
- ClosingNot yet on record
Where this project stands
Five steps, from the Board agenda to the closing. A disposition is the sale or transfer of a Land Bank property. The Council step is City Council's approval of the sale, which comes after the Board's approval.
- 1. On a Board agendaDoneDec 10, 2024
- 2. Board approvalDoneDec 10, 2024
- 3. Council approval of the dispositionNot required
- 4. Deed into the Land BankNot yet on recordno date on record
- 5. ClosingNot yet on recordno date on record
Board hearings
One row for each Board hearing where this project was on the agenda. Fewer than six approving votes means no decision was reached; it is not a denial. Speakers and letters are public comments on the item.
| Date | Agenda item | Outcome | Vote as recorded | Public speakers | Letters |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 10, 2024 | IV.D.1 | Approved | unanimous | 0 | 0 |
City Council
City Council resolutions that name this project's properties, from Council's Legistar records. Earlier resolutions often moved the lots into the Land Bank; they are not Council's approval of this sale (step 3 above).
| Resolution | Sponsor | Status | Introduced | Adopted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 240936 | Council President Johnson | adopted | Oct 17, 2024 | Oct 24, 2024 |
People and organizations
- Applicant
- Philadelphia Housing Authority
- Council resolutions naming these properties, sponsored by
- Kenyatta Johnson (resolutions 240936)
From the record
Passages quoted from the Board's minutes, packets and transcripts. 4 of 5 shown.
… is attached to these minutes as Exhibit F. Mr. Rodriguez asked the Board to authorize the interagency transfer of 1501-17 Point Breeze Avenue, located in the Second Council District, to the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA), for disposition, reuse and/or management by the Philadelphia Housing Authority, specifically for consolidation with an existing PHA housing complex at 2100 Dickinson Street. PHA will develop affordable housing. Chair Wetzel called for questions or comments from the Board. There were none. Chair Wetzel asked if any comments were received prior to the Board meeting.…
Minutes · Dec 10, 2024, item IV.D.1 · packet p. 8 · PLB Board Package 1.14.2025 - Parts 1 and 2 (corrected).pdf
Agenda · Dec 10, 2024, item IV.D.1 · packet p. 1 · PLB Board Package for 12.10.2024 Board Meeting.pdf
Point Breeze Avenue. All in favor say aye (aAye.) MR. WETZEL: Opposed, nay. (No response. ) MR. WETZEL: Ayes have it.
Motion · Andrew Goodman · Dec 10, 2024, item IV.D.1 · packet p. 24 · PLB Board Package 1.14.2025 - Parts 1 and 2 (corrected).pdf
Kelvin Jeremiah has recused himself for the two items items regarding transfers to PHA.
Statement · Angel Rodriguez, Philadelphia Land Bank · Dec 10, 2024, item IV.D.1 · packet p. 24 · PLB Board Package 1.14.2025 - Parts 1 and 2 (corrected).pdf
Properties (1)
| Address | OPA account number | Status | Deed into the Land Bank | Closing date | Entered the Land Bank via |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1501-17 POINT BREEZE AVE | 363280020 | Board approved, not yet closed | not on record | not closed | none found |
Sources: Board minutes and packets; Council (Legistar); Transcript. Built from the Land Bank Board's minutes, packets and transcripts, the Land Bank's settlement workbook, and City Council records.