Interagency transfer

Philadelphia Housing Authority

Interagency transfer to Philadelphia Housing Autho

5 properties · Council District 5, 8

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 BankPartly done

    On record for 20% of the properties; the rest are not on record yet.

  • 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. 1. On a Board agenda
    Done
    May 13, 2025
  2. 2. Board approval
    Done
    May 13, 2025
  3. 3. Council approval of the disposition
    Not required
  4. 4. Deed into the Land Bank
    Partly done
    Jan 7, 2021
    20% of properties
  5. 5. Closing
    Not yet on record
    no 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.

DateAgenda itemOutcomeVote as recordedPublic speakersLetters
May 13, 2025IV.BApprovedunanimous00
May 13, 2025IV.C.1Approvedunanimous00

How members voted

Shown only where the minutes or a transcript record how a member voted; a voice vote with no names shows no one. Y = yes, N = no, A = abstained, R = recused. A blank cell means no vote by that member is on record for that item.

Member2025-05-13IV.C.1
Kelvin JeremiahR

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).

ResolutionSponsorStatusIntroducedAdopted
220583Council President ClarkeadoptedJun 9, 2022Jun 16, 2022
240602Councilmember BassadoptedJun 6, 2024Jun 13, 2024
251092Councilmember BassadoptedDec 4, 2025Dec 11, 2025

People and organizations

Council resolutions naming these properties, sponsored by
Darrell Clarke (resolutions 220583), Councilmember Bass (resolutions 240602, 251092)
Board members with a recorded vote
Kelvin Jeremiah (recused)

From the record

Passages quoted from the Board's minutes, packets and transcripts. 2 of 4 shown.

… • 1400–1420 North 8th Street, located in the 5th Councilmanic District; and • 92, 96, and 98 Collom Street, and 5128 Wakefield Street, located in the 8th Councilmanic District. The purpose of the conveyance is to facilitate the disposition, redevelopment, and long-term management of these sites by PHA for the construction of new affordable housing units. Mr. Rodriguez emphasized that the conveyances have been reviewed and approved in consultation with the Council members representing the 5th and 8th Districts, ensuring alignment with district priorities and community needs. Chairman We…

Minutes · May 13, 2025, item IV.C.1 · packet p. 11 · PLB Board Package for 6.10.2025 Board Meeting (Complete).pdf

Agenda · May 13, 2025, item IV.B · packet p. 1 · PLB Board Package 5.13.2025 - Parts 1 & 2.pdf

Properties (5)

AddressOPA account numberStatusDeed into the Land BankClosing dateEntered the Land Bank via
1400-20 N 8TH ST885280340Board approved, not yet closednot on recordnot closednone found
5128 WAKEFIELD ST121164300Board approved, not yet closednot on recordnot closednone found
92 COLLOM ST121063100Board approved, not yet closednot on recordnot closednone found
96 COLLOM ST776131000Board approved, not yet closedJan 7, 2021not closedprivate or other
98 COLLOM ST121063300Board approved, not yet closednot on recordnot closednone found

Sources: Board minutes and packets; Council (Legistar). Built from the Land Bank Board's minutes, packets and transcripts, the Land Bank's settlement workbook, and City Council records.

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