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BLIGHT CERTIFICATION AND REDEVELOPMENT AREA PLAN REPORTS
The City Planning Commission has legal responsibilities related to
redevelopment and urban renewal. Urban renewal involves the condemnation
of land and buildings for public purposes, including neighborhood and
economic development, and is primarily carried out by the Redevelopment
Authority of the City of Philadelphia. The City Planning Commission is
responsible for determining areas eligible for urban renewal, and for
reviewing urban renewal plans and proposals as they are developed by the
Redevelopment Authority.
Before urban renewal can occur in an area, the City Planning Commission
must establish a "Redevelopment Area." These areas are established by
certifying an area as "blighted," according to criteria in Pennsylvania
Urban Redevelopment Law, and by the preparation of a Redevelopment Area
Plan. The Redevelopment Area Plan establishes goals for future development
along with recommendations pertaining to land use, zoning, and site
planning.
The Blight Certification and Redevelopment Area Plan reports listed below
are presented as Portable Document Format (PDF) files that can be viewed
with your Web browser. Adobe Acrobat Reader and browser plug-ins for
viewing PDF files are available free from the Adobe Web
site.
BLIGHT CERTIFICATION AND REDEVELOPMENT AREA PLAN REPORTS
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Philadelphia City Planning Commission
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
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