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1730 WHARTON ST

OPA 77316900088 linked recordsCouncil district 2
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Zoned RSA-5Residential/Residential Mixed-Use
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Owner
PELICAN POINT INVESTMENTS LLC
ZIP code
19146
Year built
1800
Assessed market value
$902,200

Owner, year built, building description and assessed value: City of Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment, via Atlas.

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Voting

Ward
36
Division
40
Polling place
BARRATT SCHOOL1599 WHARTON ST, 19146

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Who represents you

City Council, District 2
Kenyatta Johnson How they voted
City Council, at large
Isaiah Thomas, Jim Harrity, Katherine Gilmore Richardson, Kendra Brooks, Nicolas O'Rourke, Nina Ahmad, Rue Landau
Mayor
Cherelle L. Parker (Democratic)
State Representative, District 186
Jordan A. Harris (Democratic)
State Senator, District 8
Anthony H. Williams (Democratic)
US Representative, District 3
Dwight Evans (Democratic)

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Assigned schools

Elementary, grades K-8
Childs, George W(opens in a new tab)

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Middle, grades K-8
Childs, George W(opens in a new tab)

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South Philadelphia HS(opens in a new tab)

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Police

Police district
17
Police service area
173

Historic

Designation status and decisions from the historic property record.

5 decisions
Historic address
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 17TH AND WHARTON STREETS, FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 18TH AND WHARTON STREETS, 1730 WHARTON STREET
Year built
1800
Building description
HSE WORSHIP ALL 1 STY MAS
Owner
PELICAN POINT INVESTMENTS LLC

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  1. Alteration review

    Architectural Committee

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:ApprovedRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Committee recommendations are not final Commission decisions.

    Recorded conditions

    Staff review and approval of test patch for cleaning and repointing

    Full source minutes

  2. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:ApprovedRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Recorded conditions

    renovations

    Prior meeting reference: 26 July 1989 Architectural Committee meeting

    Vote tally How to read this
    no vote tally provided
    Criteria cited
    Historic preservation guidelines
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  3. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:ApprovedRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Recorded conditions

    Wood or aluminum-clad wood windows at side elevations including stacked double-hung in double-height openings matching historic muntin patterns with minimal mullion; marbled blue glass windows retained, restored, or replicated in front facade and communal spaces; original chimneys restored and kept to present height; exterior HVAC units in inconspicuous locations preferably on ground; louvers at corner towers retained with option for glass or operable windows behind them; new doors in western entrance of front facade made of wood with glass panels replicating panel pattern on jambs; metal picket railing at ramp; staff to review details

    Vote tally How to read this
    13-0 unanimous (Consent Agenda)
    Criteria cited
    Full source minutes
    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Betty Turneryes
    • Dan McCoubreyyes
    • Emily Coopermanyes
    • H. Ahada Stanfordyes
    • Jessica Sánchezyes
    • John Mattioniyes
    • Josh Lippertyes
    • Kelly Edwardsyes
    • Kimberly Washingtonyes
    • Labaron Lenard-Palmeryes
    • Mark Doddsyes
    • Robert Thomasyes
    • Steven Hartneryes

  4. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:DeferredRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Recorded conditions

    Continued to July 2025 meeting of the Historical Commission

    Prior meeting reference: 14 August 2020 Historical Commission meeting; May 2021 staff approval of shop drawings

    Vote tally How to read this
    10 yes, 0 no, 3 absent
    Criteria cited
    Full source minutes
    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Abu Saabyes
    • Carneyyes
    • Coopermanyes
    • Frankelyes
    • Hollomanabsent
    • Lechyes
    • McCoubreyyes
    • Michelyes
    • O'Connorabsent
    • Rabaueryes
    • Thomasyes
    • Treatyes
    • Washingtonabsent

    Testimony

    • Neil Sklaroffsupport, person

  5. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:ApprovedRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Recorded conditions

    Staff to review details; vinyl windows with exterior muntins to better fill masonry openings and recessed approximately three inches into openings

    Prior meeting reference: PHC August 2020 approval; staff approval of Seaquay shop drawings May 2021; Architectural Committee April 2025 denial; PHC July 2025 remand; Architectural Committee July 2025 denial

    Vote tally How to read this
    11-0 (2 absent)
    Criteria cited
    Full source minutes
    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Carneyyes
    • Coopermanyes
    • Frankelyes
    • Hollomanabsent
    • Lechyes
    • McCoubreyyes
    • Michelyes
    • Muhammadyes
    • O'Connorabsent
    • Rabaueryes
    • Thomasyes
    • Treatyes
    • Washingtonyes

    Testimony

    • Oscar Beisertsupport, person

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