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2628 GERMANTOWN AVE

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Zoned CMX-2Commercial/Commercial Mixed-Use
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Owner
KLEIMAN GERMANTOWN TRUST
ZIP code
19133
Year built
1915
Assessed market value
$130,200

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

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Ward
37
Division
6
Polling place
HOPE PARTNERSHIP FOR EDUCATION2601 N 11TH ST, 19133

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Who represents you

City Council, District 5
JEFFERY YOUNG, ESQ. 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 181
Malcolm Kenyatta (Democratic)
State Senator, District 3
Sharif Street (Democratic)
US Representative, District 2
Brendan F. Boyle (Democratic)

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Assigned schools

Elementary, grades K-6
Mastery Charter School at Clymer(opens in a new tab)

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Middle, grades 7-12
Mastery Charter School at Gratz(opens in a new tab)

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High, grades 7-12
Mastery Charter School at Gratz(opens in a new tab)

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Police

Police district
22
Police service area
221

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Historic

Designation status and decisions from the historic property record.

5 decisions
Historic address
5324-26-28 GERMANTOWN AVENUE
Year built
1915
Building description
ROW W/OFF STR 2 STY MASON
Owner
KLEIMAN MILTON / KLEIMAN HARRIET

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  1. Demolition review

    Historical Commission

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:No decisionRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Recorded conditions

    Applicant directed to submit complete application under economic feasibility provisions of the Ordinance; must include schematic drawing of proposed site use; summary of applicant's involvement with the property; Department of Licenses and Inspections inspection report

    Prior meeting reference: Architectural Committee meeting of 25 January 1990; Architectural Committee recommended conditional approval contingent on verification of imminently dangerous conditions

    Vote tally How to read this
    No formal action taken
    Criteria cited
    Imminently dangerous conditionsEconomic feasibilityCharacter of Germantown Avenue streetscape
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    Votes and testimony

    Testimony

    • David Brownleeneutral, person
    • Michael F. Youngsupport, person
    • Richard Tylerneutral, person
    • Scott Wildsoppose, person

  3. Demolition review

    Architectural Committee

    Outcome, as read from the minutes:No decisionRead from the minutes by software. How to read this

    Committee recommendations are not final Commission decisions.

    Recorded conditions

    Referred to Committee for Financial Hardship.

    Criteria cited
    Financial hardship
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  4. Demolition review

    Historical Commission

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

    Recorded conditions

    Referred to Committee on Financial Hardship

    Prior meeting reference: April 1991 meeting; referred from staff

    Vote tally How to read this
    unanimous
    Criteria cited
    Financial hardship
    Full source minutes
    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Jason Nathanyes
    • Scott Wildsyes

    Testimony

    • Michael Youngsupport, person

  5. Demolition review

    Historical Commission

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

    Recorded conditions

    demolition approved for 5326, 5328, and rear addition to 5324; demolition of 5324 disapproved pending firm development plans and secured financing

    Prior meeting reference: initial demolition request made more than a year ago

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    7-1
    Criteria cited
    Financial hardship demonstratedHistoric streetscape significanceArchitectural significance of buildingsStructural soundness of 5324Absence of viable preservation strategiesNeed for firm development plans and financing before demolition
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    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • David Brownleeyes
    • David Hollenbergyes
    • James Cuoratono
    • Jason Nathanyes
    • Louis Einhornabstain
    • William Brownyes

    Testimony

    • Catherine Franklinsupport, person
    • Jennifer Goodmansupport, organization
    • Michael F. Youngoppose, person
    • Penn-Knox Neighborhood Associationsupport, organization
    • Susan Wrightsupport, person
    • Sydelle Zovesupport, person

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