I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and seconded. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING Those in favor? (Aye.)
The ayes have it. Resolution 120194 is adopted. Mr. Decker, please read the title of Bill No. 120018.
An ordinance naming and designating the "Robin Hood Dell East" located at Ridge Avenue and Huntingdon Drive as the "Georgie Woods Entertainment Center."
Thank you. This bill having been read on two different days, the question now is shall the bill pass finally. The Chief Clerk will please read the roll.
Councilwoman Bass. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING
Aye. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING
Aye. The ayes are 16; the nays are zero. A majority of all members having voted in the affirmative, the bill passes. (Applause.)
Mr. President. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING
The Chair would like to recognize Councilmember Jones.
Thank you, Mr. President. I want to briefly thank all of my colleagues that are here for voting for the passage of the renaming of the Robin Hood Dell. I know that Joey, who is like a Godson to Georgie Woods, wants it a little quicker than the law would have it, but it has been the tradition to wait ten years to allow for the passage and expiration. And I wanted to cite one other thing. Georgie Woods in 1967 ran for City Council, and on the night of the election, the Primary Election -- by the way, as a republican -- believed he had won office, only to find out in a recount that he had lost the next morning. So he was a Councilman for a night. But if he'd have made this body and had been alive today, I would think he would be Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING proud, A, of the renaming of the Dell, but I know for sure, as sure as the sun and the moon are in the skies, that he would be against the voter ID passage at the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He would have been all on top of the homelessness issue that we face today and feeding the homeless. We know where he would be on equal access to contract opportunities for women and minorities. So it is more than the renaming of a capital structure in our city, but rededication to social activism in these Chambers. Thank you, Mr. President. (Applause.)
The Chair thanks the gentleman. The Clerk will please read any additional resolutions on today's Calendar.
A resolution recognizing the week of May 6th through May 12th as Martin Delany Week, Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING introduced by Councilwoman Blackwell.
Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and seconded. Those in favor? (Aye.)
And a resolution honoring and congratulating The Reverend Canon Thomas Wilson Stearly Logan, Sr. for over 73 years of devoted service to the Episcopal Church, and on the great occasion of his 100th Birthday, introduced by Councilman Greenlee for Council President Clarke. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 3/15/12 - STATED - 2ND READING
Thank you. The Chair recognizes Councilmember Greenlee.
Thank you, Mr. President. I move the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and seconded. Those in favor? (Aye.)
And a resolution also naming the loop located at 33rd and Oxford Streets, currently listed as part of Reservoir Drive, as "Tony Langford Way," introduced by Councilman Jones.
The Chair recognizes Councilmember Jones. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com
Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and seconded. Those in favor? (Aye.)
There are no other resolutions on the Calendar, Mr. President.
Thank you, sir. That completes our Calendar for today. Are there any speeches on the part of the minority? (No response.)
Seeing none, are there any speeches on Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com majority? The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Sanchez.
Thank you, Mr. President. I just want to remind my colleagues; in particular, the Serious Six, as they are coming to be known, that the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors wants to have a brief meet and greet with us. We have been moved to Room 317. I think it's a wonderful opportunity to talk to stakeholders as we discuss the upcoming City budget and particularly the AVI legislation. Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you. The Chair recognizes Councilmember Green.
Thank you, Mr. President. I just want to speak briefly today about the move to full value or the Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com say that this is an important issue that City Council will be taking up during this budget season. It is made possible by the creation by City Council of the Office of Property Assessment, which was an office placed -- which was a separately created office instead of an office placed under the Revenue Department, as the Administration had suggested when we created this bill. I think we want to try to have we and the public as fully informed as possible about the consequences of this move prior to making it. And I also want to suggest that AVI can and should be done on a revenue-neutral basis. By that I mean we should collect the same dollars next year as we collected last year. If we do not, we all know what that is. If we were to collect $90 million more under the current tax structure, that we would have to increase millage, and that would be a tax increase. If we were to collect Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com 90 million more dollars already having been at AVI, we would have to increase millage, and that would be a tax increase. In a transition year, collecting $90 million more is still a tax increase. Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you, Councilman. The Chair now recognizes Councilwoman Blackwell.
Thank you, Mr. President. First let me thank our colleague Jim Kenney for the beautiful flowers. It's appreciated. Each and every here he remembers us at this time, Saint Patrick's Day. We say thank you. The second issue I'd like to mention is the passing of Congressman Donald Payne. And certainly we extend our sympathies. He and late Lucien Blackwell traveled all over the globe, Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com Africa, and certainly we extend our condolences to his family and the people he represented. The third issue is this voting rights bill. I'm hopeful that people will realize -- it doesn't happen until the General, and that maybe folks will look at this voting by absentee ballot. That is an option to us. To have to have an original birth certificate, photo ID and an original birth certificate, not even a copy, for many seniors who don't even know where their birth certificates were and who don't have birth certificates depending on their age and how long ago they were born, it's just ridiculous. This whole issue with this Bill 934 that's been signed is just unfortunate and unfair. So I hope that people will consider absentee ballot applications, which certainly are our right to do. The last thing that I'd like to mention is this feeding on the Parkway. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com this is my issue. I commend you, Mr. President, for the Philabundance trip we had, tour we had, and the fact that we contributed, because feeding is down. Money is down to feed people in need. And, you know, one of my staff said to me today, My goodness, what if Jesus were here during this time trying to spread some fishes and some loaves of bread, we'd be in trouble, because you'd have to have a license for that too, I guess, or be penalized and issued to permit. You know, it's amazing to me that one has to give -- we have to share and we give, but yet that giving that one takes out of one's own pocket, one's own reserves is now being regulated such that you can get fined up to $150 after two mornings, and there's no feeding in public parks. Of course, I'd love to see the City all over every public park given Fairmount Park in the City to regulate it. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com that we have decided that we're not allowed to feed the hungry, and such that I see this notice that came from downstairs that talks about a predictable schedule for the hungry. And I'd like to know how we can determine when someone is hungry and why we would even want to regulate it this way. It seems to me that if we're concerned about the Barnes Foundation that we all support, if we're concerned about Family Court, if we're concerned about hotels, why don't we do something. Because once you regulate it and let everybody leave City Hall in the northeast corner and see the porter toilets and outside, that's another issue, but once we decide that we're going to regulate it and feed those people right outside our entrance, the northeast corner, they're going to eat and then go back to where they be downtown. That's not the issue. We have Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com people sleep. We have to look at sheltering people. The Scripture tells us we have to feed people. When that time comes for me, I want to be in the front of that line when I'm asked, What have you done to feed somebody, what have you done to clothe somebody, what have you done to provide shelter. And certainly I am -(Applause.)
-concerned because the issue is, where are they going? In my district, we have the only 365-a-day shelter that's open all the time, a nighttime shelter. We have the only one in the City. So once you say a few people can eat here and then they go back to the places they were, what are you going to do then? Then what are you going to do, step it up? Do we go back to this criminalization of the homeless that we went through many years ago where homeless could be fined $50 for Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com homeless, which was also ridiculous. And then we came up with a plan to force health people out first and then they could call the police, who wanted to criminalize it or lock the homeless up. It just doesn't make sense. If you want to do something for homeless people, have places where they can go, then you have to invest in more shelter beds. You have to tell them where they can be. Just to further criticize -- this is a negative approach at dealing with people in town who are hungry, because people congregate where services are. If you want to do something, let's always do things in a positive manner. Do them in the spirit of love and respect for all people that God created, not to criticize people and say if you feed them out of your pocket, out of your resources, that you can get fined after a couple warnings. It just does not make sense. We have to do what we can to Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com are all one people under God, and we have to realize we have to do the right thing by people. Let's come up with positive solutions, not negative things. What about -(Applause.)
What about churches? What about schools who feed, who have public service as part of their curriculum? What are you going to tell the schools? Have you told them you're not allowed to feed? You're not allowed to bring your students down on the Parkway and you're not allowed to have them learn how to serve people by feeding the homeless? I just don't understand. All the issues that are involved in helping other people are not dealt with in this hastily -- at least for me, because I learned about it ten minutes before press conference. In this kind of action that's negative, that threatens to fine people, that tells people you're not Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com help other people, who is going to tell me when I cannot stop and give somebody something? Or I was told yesterday, Well, they come up with vans, and these vans, you know, Occupy Philly. They didn't find anybody Occupy Philadelphia. In vans people could have food. Well, Fresh Grocer is one of mine. I got four Fresh Grocers. They deliver food to people. Just because food is delivered in a van doesn't mean that it's not good food. All of the sudden, we have this big concern to make sure that everybody washes their hands, which I want to see, and we make sure that people have to have everything just so. It just does not make sense. I would hope those who have come up with this -- and I thank you, Mr. President, for appointing me to be on this committee -- would realize that we have to do things the right way if we want a positive end result. You can't, Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com again, try to make those in need be victims of the system that hurts them, because there's another issue afoot. So I would hope that those who have come up with this order would reconsider this and realize we have to love our brother. We have to do what we can to service them, and that is our purpose as people on this earth and certainly as elected officials. Thank you, Mr. President. (Applause.)
Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilmember Kenney.
Thank you, Mr. President. I've been in this body over 20 years, and one thing that I've learned from Councilwoman Blackwell is that she is consistently there for people who are disadvantaged. And I remember in my early years here, we banged heads quite a Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com bit, and I learned a number of things from her and her advocacy, and I admire her continued consistency in this issue. And I know that her participation in that committee will bring about the best end possible. Also, I'd like to thank her for recognizing these flowers today. I'd like to wish everyone Happy Saint Patrick's Day. I'd like to first say the flowers were purchased from a wonderful florist at 40th and Market called A Green Thing, a very talented, very talented florist named Connie Lee. And I think it's important we keep our purchases in the neighborhood and in the City of Philadelphia. So I'd like to thank her for her talent. Also, as a result of Saint Patrick's Day observance, I just would like to mention the fact that when the Irish first came here back in the 1840's, '50s and onward, there were signs in windows around our city and our country Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com said, No Irish need apply. We were not the most well-liked or respected group of folks that ever came through the doors of this country. We persevered. We have a terrific culture of literature and politics and music and wit, and we persevered in this country, as many people who are trying to persevere in this country are doing today. So I would like to ask all hyphenated Americans that have been here for generations, when you look into the face of the new immigrant that's in our city and in our country today, you maybe try to harken back to the time when you were treated the same way as they're being treated and maybe try to stop that, reverse that trend and, again, treat each other as brothers and sisters. So Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all. Enjoy yourself. (Applause.)
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Thank you, Mr. President. I know I'm going to be calling him into a spirit of debate, but I think it's important. I want to acknowledge the work that this Council also did on the property assessments, and remind folks how very important this AVI situation and this decision for us to do this this year, how important it is. We heard it last night at Councilman Kenyatta Johnson's budget hearing that he hosted where folks were concerned about the potential increases, but definitely wanted the system fixed. I must remind my colleagues that in 2010, we put a moratorium on the property assessments because we also wanted it fixed, but that decision cost us millions of dollars in the last couple of years. We did it partly because of Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com the housing market, but we did it because at that point we pledged to fix the system quickly and to the best of our ability. I'm not going to play semantics with whether this is a tax increase or not. This is what I do know: Governor Corbett cut $44 million in safety-net programs for the City of Philadelphia. This proposal by the Mayor doesn't even supplement any of those cuts. There's going to be a huge cut in services to people in the most need. Governor Corbett has cut and the state has cut over $600 million to the School District of Philadelphia. Notwithstanding all our challenges there, I'm not prepared to say that I'm not willing to put money at the School District. So whether the Mayor wants to call it an increase or not, the fact of the matter is, we need, this Council, needs to come up with more resources so Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com care of all these folks. So I am prepared to do and create the political energy for us to get this as right as possible. It will not be perfect, and I don't think any of us should expect it to, but I want to deal with this and at the same time be fair to all those people who are going to lose their safety net and to the School District who needs the funding. Thank you.
Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Bass.
Thank you, Mr. President. I want to thank Councilwoman Sanchez for her comments and for, as always, being at the forefront of these issues and working on AVI, and I look forward to working with you and all of our colleagues on that. But I also wanted to make a Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com Blackwell and thank her for her hard work. People who are homeless and who live in poverty, a growing number in our city, deserve respect, they deserve dignity. And it calls into question when we espouse a new policy that doesn't seem to be respectful or dignified on their behalf. So I think that it's definitely something that needs to be looked at with a very critical eye and something that I encourage all of my colleagues here on Council to pay attention to. Also, I just wanted to mention House Bill 934, the voter suppression bill, also known as the voter ID bill. There's no question that this was done during a presidential year to attempt to suppress votes. I think it's just a terrible piece of legislation. It's been thrown out in other states. It's been a waste of taxpayer dollars. It's been a waste of our legislators' time. I don't believe that this is what we ask when we Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com Harrisburg, that this is the kind of thing that we're asking them to do, to waste people's time and waste money. And so as it's been thrown out in other states, I look forward to it being thrown out in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as well. And so let the lawsuits begin. Thank you.
Councilwoman Sanchez, I think that the debate is getting ready to start. Councilmember Green.
Thank you, Mr. President. I have no debate or quarrel with Councilwoman Sanchez. I am in violent, violent agreement with what she said today. The Administration is combining or conflating two issues, AVI, which is a move to full value, which is Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com law, and revenue. They are separate and distinct issues. As we move to AVI, we should have that debate and make sure we have as full information as possible. As we talk about additional revenue, as Councilwoman Sanchez said, we should have a discussion about whether or not it is needed. The Administration sends us a bill every year. It is a bill that says I want this amount of revenue and that will be raised by this millage rate. Our job is to determine what revenue we provide and what millage rate we set. If we're sending more revenue than the previous year, that is a separate discussion, and that revenue, how that money is going to be spent, whether or not it's going to be spent wisely, needed, what it's going to be spent for, that is the hard work that this body is going to do, in addition to and separate from moving to a full value or AVI property system. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com issues; they are separate issues. And I think that distinction is lost as we try to say AVI means more revenue. It does not. That's up to us. Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you, Councilman. The Chair recognizes Councilmember Johnson.
Thank you, Mr. President. Mr. President, I want to first start off by just echoing the support for Councilwoman Blackwell in regards to addressing the issue of the non-feeding of homeless individuals in the City of Philadelphia, and for me being a community activist and a public servant prior to me becoming an elected official, public service is something that is very dear to my heart. And every year we always get calls from students that want to feed the homeless. They say we're Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com project to get involved in, and usually that service project is going down on the Parkway and feeding the homeless. And I hope we never get to a point, particularly as a city, where we're so professional that we become inhuman in our actions. These are people, regardless of their circumstances, regardless of how they end up in life. I would think if it was in their own power, they wouldn't be homeless. And so, Councilwoman Blackwell, you have my full support why you serve on the committee, because we never want to get to the point where we're so professional and cute that we can't just help those most in need. And particularly we're a democratic city and so we don't want to have punitive legislation and policies that hurt those most vulnerable. On another note, I want to also just thank Council President and all the Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com up for the budget hearing yesterday. I think it was good for the public, particularly in the Southwest part of my district, in the 2nd Councilmanic District, to have an opportunity to come out and have their voices heard, their concerns heard and their issues heard as we take into consideration their priorities of our budget moving forward. So thank you very much, and thank everyone for participating. Thank you.
Thank you, Councilman. Any other speeches? (No response.)
There being none, the Chair recognizes Councilman Greenlee for a motion to adjourn.
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Thank you, Council President. I just want to add one other thing to the AVI initiative. As we go forward, the problem with always collecting taxes off the people who pay them is a major concern, and the City, as you know, there is delinquencies of taxes that are out there that we don't collect, and that's a major problem that we heard during the hearings last night and even during some of the meetings that we go to along the way, community meetings. And it's sad that people think that only people -- we only go after the people who pay taxes. I think it's time now that we look at the people who don't pay the taxes and go after them. And we have over $472 million in unpaid taxes to the City of Philadelphia that we could collect and not have to raise one single tax here in the City of Philadelphia. Thank you. Discover Works Global 888.557.8650 www.dw-global.com (Applause.)
Thank you, Councilman. The Chair again recognizes Councilmember Greenlee.
Thank you, Mr. President. I move that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. (Duly seconded.)
It's been moved and seconded. Those in favor? (Aye.)
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