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1416-22 FRANKFORD AVE

OPA 88100650962 linked recordsCouncil district 5
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Zoned CMX-2Commercial/Commercial Mixed-Use
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Owner
1412-1422 FRANKFORD OWNER LLC
ZIP code
19125
Year built
1920
Assessed market value
$4,270,400

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

Your address

Voting

Ward
18
Division
1
Polling place
LUTHERAN SETTLEMENT HOUSE1340 FRANKFORD AVE, 19125

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Who represents you

City Council, District 5
JEFFERY YOUNG 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 175
MaryLouise Isaacson (Democratic)
State Senator, District 1
Nikil Saval (Democratic)
US Representative, District 2
Brendan F. Boyle (Democratic)

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Assigned schools

Elementary, grades K-8
Adaire, Alexander(opens in a new tab)
Middle, grades K-8
Adaire, Alexander(opens in a new tab)
High, grades 6-12
Penn Treaty HS(opens in a new tab)

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Police

Police district
26
Police service area
263

Historic

Designation status and decisions from the historic property record.

6 decisions
Historic address
1416-22 FRANKFORD AVENUE, 1416-22 FRANKFORD AVENUE (10TH DISTRICT PATROL STABLE)
Year built
1920
Building description
APTS 5-50 UNITS MASONRY
Owner
1412-1422 FRANKFORD OWNER LLC

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  1. Nomination

    Committee on Historic Designation

    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

    Nomination to be edited for clarity, conciseness, and elimination of grammatical, typographical, and other errors (e.g., 'Bureau of Police' incorrectly referred to as 'Police Bureau'; 'Bellinger' corrected to 'Ballinger')

    Vote tally How to read this
    unanimous (no dissent recorded)
    Criteria cited
    Criterion DCriterion J
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    Votes and testimony

    Testimony

    • Andrew Fearonsupport, person
    • Ken Milanosupport, person
    • Paul Horrosneutral, person

  2. 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

    Applicant to submit site plan and context photographs; stair addition to be masonry with a base; stair addition doors to be more in keeping with historic building design; applicant to submit plans showing location of mechanical equipment, hoods, and roof vents; exterior walkway to be iron, steel, and/or corrugated metal only (no glass); wood windows on front elevation; applicant to evaluate retaining base at new side entrance except at door cut; front entranceway to be designed based on historic photograph with high lintel and large wood doors.

    Criteria cited
    Secretary of the Interior's Standard 6Secretary of the Interior's Standard 9
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    Votes and testimony

    Testimony

    • Edward Singersupport, person
    • Elk Street Managementsupport, organization

  3. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

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

    Recorded conditions

    As revised and presented to the Historical Commission at its meeting of 8 April 2016; stair addition constructed of masonry; exterior walkway of iron, steel, and/or corrugated metal (no glass); revised door design on stair addition; wood windows on front elevation; transition rule invoked for development in process at time of designation

    Prior meeting reference: Architectural Committee, 22 March 2016

    Vote tally How to read this
    Unanimous
    Criteria cited
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    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Anuj Guptayes
    • Betty Turneryes
    • Coopermanyes
    • Dan McCoubreyyes
    • Dominique Hawkinsyes
    • John Mattioniyes
    • Melissa Longyes
    • R. David Schaafyes
    • Rachel Royeryes
    • Robert Thomasyes
    • Rosalie Leonardyes
    • Sara Merrimanyes
    • Thomas McDadeyes

    Testimony

    • John Mantonneutral, person
    • Paul Horossupport, person
    • Ted Singersupport, person

  4. 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

    Approval pursuant to Standards 2 and 9 with the following provisions: design of the Front Street elevation must be developed and materials identified before the Commission meeting; gates and utility meters must not be mounted to the historic building; red brick to be considered for the building north of the historic stable.

    Prior meeting reference: Previous application for rear two-story stairtower addition approved by Historical Commission (date not specified)

    Vote tally How to read this
    Approved with conditions; staff to review details
    Criteria cited
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    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    How to read this
    • Amy Steinyes
    • Dan McCoubreyyes
    • John Cluveryes
    • Nan Guttermanyes
    • Rudy D'Alessandroyes
    • Suzanne Pentzyes

    Testimony

    • Jonathan Doransupport, person
    • Ted Singersupport, person

  6. 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

    Approval pursuant to Historical Commission's September 2016 in-concept approval; metal panel recommended in lieu of composite panel on Frankford Avenue elevation; glass block preferred for Front Street elevation; material other than wood recommended for area around entrance on Front Street.

    Prior meeting reference: Historical Commission approved application in concept at September 2016 meeting pending clarification of exterior cladding materials; rear stairtower addition previously approved by Historical Commission

    Full source minutes
    Votes and testimony

    Testimony

    • Edward Singersupport, person

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