Can Philly neighborhoods shape their own development?
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We’ll look at proposed changes in Philadelphia’s zoning code, and what role various stakeholders — neighbors, developers, government and more — will have in the process. Joining guest host CHRIS SATULLO, WHYY’s Director of News and Civic Dialogue, will be ALAN GREENBERGER, Philadelphia’s Acting Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development and Executive Director of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission; SAM SHERMAN, immediate past president of the Building Industry Association of Greater Philadelphia; and PENELOPE GILES of the Francisville Neighborhood Development Corp.
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