2026-10-05 - Committee on Streets and Services

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00:51Good morning everyone and welcome to

00:53Philadelphia City Council's Committee on

00:55Streets and Services. I note that the

00:56hour has come. Uh Mr. Johnson, please

00:58call the role.

01:02>> Council member Ahmad.

01:04>> Council member Bass,

01:06>> present.

01:06>> Council member Brooks,

01:08Council Member Herity,

01:10>> present.

01:10>> Vice Chair Squila,

01:12>> present.

01:12>> Chairman Young,

01:13>> present.

01:15Thank you, Mr. Johnson. I note for the

01:17record that a quorum of this committee

01:19is present and this hearing is called to

01:21order. Uh this is a public hearing of

01:23the committee on streets and services

01:24considering testimony on bill numbers

01:272550-649

01:292609

01:33260566

01:3526092

01:36260-693

01:3826076

01:402607

01:42and 260758.

01:44I would like to note for the record that

01:45bill number 260641

01:48is being held at the request of the

01:50sponsor. I would also like to note for

01:51the record that bill number 260705

01:54is being is also being held at the

01:56request of the sponsor. Uh is there any

01:59opening remarks by any of my colleagues?

02:01Seeing none, Mr. Johnson, would you

02:03please read the title of the first bill?

02:06Bill number 2550649

02:09amending section 12-701

02:12of the Philadelphia code entitled

02:14designation of bicycle lanes to

02:16authorize a bicycle lane and removal of

02:18a travel lane around city hall under

02:20certain terms and conditions.

02:24>> Thank you. Mr. Johnson, will you please

02:25call the first witness to testify?

02:29>> Nicholas Cole Appleman, transportation

02:31and policy analyst at the Office of

02:33Transportation and Infrastructure

02:34Systems.

02:38Good morning everybody.

02:39>> Good morning. Please state your name for

02:40the record and proceed with your

02:41testimony.

02:42>> Yep. Cole Appleman, transportation

02:44policy analyst. Uh good morning uh

02:47Chairman Young and the members of the

02:48streets and services committee. Uh thank

02:50you for the opportunity to appear before

02:52you here today. Uh as I did just

02:54mention, my name is Cole Appleman. I'm a

02:56transportation policy analyst at the

02:58Office of Transportation Infrastructure

03:01Systems. You know us better as Otis. Uh

03:03I'm here today to offer testimony on

03:05bill number 2550649

03:08uh sponsored by Council Member Young.

03:10This bill amends title uh 12-71 of the

03:14Philadelphia Code titled designation of

03:16bicycle lanes to authorize a bicycle

03:18lane and the removal of a travel lane

03:20around city hall. Of course, all under

03:22certain terms and conditions.

03:24Excuse me. Uh this new stretch of bike

03:27lane around city hall has been a welcome

03:29addition to Philadelphia's expanding

03:31bike lane network. Uh by providing

03:33cyclists with dedicated space on the

03:34roadway, uh we've improved road safety

03:37for all users, not just cyclists. Uh in

03:40the time leading up to the installation

03:41of this bike lane, Otis had informed

03:44stakeholders including the center city

03:46district, Council Member Young, and

03:48Council Member Skilla, uh all of whom

03:50express support for the project. Uh

03:52since the lane has been operational,

03:54Otis has been in close contact with

03:56Philadelphia police to monitor for

03:57incidents. Uh I'm very proud to say that

03:59no bike related crashes have been

04:01reported since the installation of that

04:03bike lane uh on JFK. So the parameters

04:06of the uh bike lane are from JFK

04:08Boulevard from Broad to 15th. Uh the

04:10design team installed a bike lane that

04:13extends to the pedestrian island at 15th

04:15and includes conflict markings to

04:17heighten awareness of drivers and

04:18cyclists at points where they could

04:20possibly interact. Uh guidance from the

04:23National, excuse me, National

04:25Association of City Transportation

04:27Officials, also known as NACTO, and the

04:29Federal Highway Administration tell us

04:31that painted bike lanes mitigate bike uh

04:34bike on vehicle conflicts, therefore

04:36mitigate crashes. Uh based on the last

04:38few months of use, we are very happy to

04:40report that the Pensquare area has been

04:43made safer for all road users since this

04:45lane has been installed. Uh thank you

04:47for the opportunity to appear before you

04:49today. Okay, I'd be happy to answer any

04:50questions.

04:53>> Thank you. Um, just for the record, I

04:56want to note that um, when this bill was

04:59introduced, uh, you know, our office

05:01wanted us to take a look at the data to

05:04see, uh, how the infrastructure would

05:08improve safety uh, for um, all users of

05:11the road as well. Um, our city has in

05:14the history of our city have never had a

05:16bike lane around city hall. Um, and I

05:19think we wanted to give uh rural users

05:22the opportunity to get used uh to this

05:24type of infrastructure. Um, but based on

05:27um, you know, the data that we've seen,

05:29I think that this uh, infrastructure is

05:32something that has improved uh, safety

05:34along uh, around the Penn Square area.

05:37Um, so I just want to, you know, note

05:38that on the record. Um, are there any

05:40questions of this bill from any members

05:42of the committee?

05:46Seeing none, uh, thank you. Uh, Cole,

05:49uh, Mr. Johnson, would you please read

05:51the title of the next bill?

05:56>> Bill number 2609

05:59amending section 12-71

06:02of the Philadelphia. I'm sorry,

06:05chairman.

06:09>> I think it's two. Uh, we're doing

06:12>> that was the right one. Bill number 2609

06:16amending section 12-71 of the

06:18Philadelphia code entitled designation

06:20of bike lanes to authorize a bicycle

06:22lane and removal of parking on Roberts

06:24Avenue from Henry Avenue to to King

06:26Street under certain terms and

06:27conditions.

06:29>> Thank you. Mr. Johnson, would you please

06:30call the witness to testify on this

06:32bill?

06:33>> Nicholas Cole Appleman, transportation

06:35policy analyst at the Office of

06:36Transportation Infrastructure Systems.

06:38>> Good morning. Please state your name

06:40again for the record and proceed to

06:41testimony. Absolutely. Uh Cole Appleman,

06:44Office of Transportation Infrastructure

06:46Systems. Um good morning again, uh

06:48Chairman Young and the members of the

06:50Streets and Services Committee. Uh thank

06:52you again for the opportunity to appear

06:54before you today. As previously stated,

06:56my name is Cole Appleman. I am a

06:58transportation policy analyst at the

07:00Office of Transportation and

07:02Infrastructure Systems, aka Otis. Uh I'm

07:05here today to offer testimony on bill

07:07number 2609

07:10sponsored by council member Jones. Uh,

07:12this bill amends the title 12-71 of the

07:15Philadelphia code entitled designation

07:18of bicycle lanes to authorize a bicycle

07:20lane on Robert's A from Henry Avenue uh

07:24to King Street um yes to King Street and

07:28make the associated changes to remove a

07:30travel lane within the same limits all

07:32under certain terms and conditions. Uh

07:34this project will remove parking on the

07:36south side of Roberts from uh Henry A up

07:39until uh up until Fox Street and then

07:42from on both sides from Fox Street to

07:44King Street. Um once again terminating

07:47at Whissa Hicken A. Uh this endeavor is

07:49the result of engagement with the

07:51community and with city council to

07:53ensure that the community's opinion is

07:54heard and that their needs are met. Uh

07:56Otis staff has met with several

07:58community organizations including the

08:00friends of Fernhill Park, Southwest

08:02Germantown Neighbors Association, and

08:04the Whisa Hicken Charter School, and of

08:05course, Councilman Jones himself. Uh all

08:07of whom, uh well, Councilman Jones

08:09approved, uh all those other groups uh

08:11did write letters of support. Um in

08:14summary, this implementation of this

08:16legislation will improve traffic safety

08:18for all users on the corridor. Uh thank

08:20you very much again for the opportunity

08:22to appear before you today. I'll take

08:23any questions you have at this time.

08:25Thank you. I I do have a question. I'm

08:28little familiar with this area. Is there

08:31How would this bike lane um interact

08:35with those exiting off of Route One? Is

08:39that is

08:41>> so the original project um first of all

08:45uh the bike lane does already exist. I

08:47would like to clarify that this is

08:48adding some additional buffer space. Um

08:50so the bike lane is already there. Uh

08:52the original version of this project did

08:54move up to Route One. Uh but now the um

08:57additional buffer space is terminating

08:58at Wizahav. It's been uh fixed since.

09:01>> Okay.

09:02>> Or adjusted rather. Yeah.

09:03>> Thank you. Are there any other questions

09:05from members of the committee?

09:07>> Uh seeing none, thank you Mr. Apple for

09:09your testimony. Um and is there anyone

09:12else anyone else in chambers wishing to

09:14testify on uh this bill 2609?

09:20And I failed to say uh 2550649 as well.

09:23Is anyone else wishing to testify on

09:25those bills? Seeing none, thank you. Uh

09:28Mr. Johnson, would you please read the

09:30title of bill number 260566?

09:33>> Bill number 260566

09:35authorizing various encroachments in the

09:37vicinity of 6238 Bustleton Avenue under

09:41certain terms and conditions.

09:44>> Thank you. For the record, I note that

09:46Council Member Kendra Brooks is here, a

09:48member of the committee. Um, Mr.

09:52Johnson, would you please call the

09:54witnesses to testify on bill number

09:56260566?

09:58>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

10:00affairs at the Department of Streets,

10:02and Sarah Chu, director of development

10:04at the Philadelphia City Planning

10:05Commission.

10:08>> Good morning. Please state your name for

10:09the record, and begin with your

10:10testimony.

10:11>> Good morning, chairperson Young and

10:12members of the Streets and Services

10:14Committee. My name is Noel Maronei and

10:15I'm the director of legislative affairs

10:17for the department of streets. I'm here

10:19today to offer testimony on bill number

10:21260566

10:23introduced by council member Lazada.

10:25This bill authorizes Sydney Leo and

10:27Raone Posel, the owners, to install,

10:29own, and maintain an encroachment in the

10:31nature of planters and a sidewalk cafe

10:34at Bamboo located at 6238 Russell

10:37Avenue. A total of 24 planters, 14

10:40tables, and 28 seats for a sidewalk cafe

10:42will be located along the property line

10:44of 6238 Bustelton Avenue. Department of

10:47Streets is not opposed to these proposed

10:49planters and sidewalk cafe as it will

10:51leave a minimum of 10 ft 6 in of clear

10:55unobstructed footway. This concludes my

10:56testimony. Please answer any questions

10:58you may have.

10:59>> Thank you so much, Miss Chu. Please

11:01state your name for the record. Give us

11:02your testimony. Good morning, uh, Chair

11:04Member Young and members on Streets and

11:06Services Committee. I'm Sarah Chu, city

11:08planner manager with the Philadelphia

11:10City Planning Commission. I'm here to

11:12testify on bill number 260566

11:15introduced by Council Member Belo

11:16Loazada on May 28th, 2026. This bill

11:20will allow Sidewalk Cafe at 6238

11:22Bustleton Avenue. A minimum of 7'6

11:25inches of clear sidewalk spaces to

11:27remain after the installation, meeting

11:29the city's complete streets policy. The

11:32planning commission at it meeting on

11:33June 4th, 2026 recommended a bill number

11:36260566

11:38for approval. I'll be happy to answer

11:40any questions.

11:43>> Thank you so much. Are there any

11:44questions of these witnesses on bill

11:48number 260566?

11:51Seeing none, is there anyone else in

11:52chambers wishing to testify on bill

11:54number 260566?

11:57Seeing none, thank you for your

11:59testimony. Mr. Johnson, would you please

12:00read the title of the next bill to be

12:02heard?

12:03>> Bill number 260692

12:06amending section 9-208 of the

12:09Philadelphia Code entitled sidewalk

12:11cafes to authorize additional locations

12:13for sidewalk cafes all under certain

12:15terms and conditions.

12:17>> Thank you so much, Mr. Johnson. Would

12:19you please read would you please call

12:22the witnesses to testify in this bill?

12:24No.

12:25>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

12:27affairs at the Department of Streets.

12:30Thank you, Miss Marone. Please state

12:32your name for the record. Enjoy your

12:33testimony.

12:34>> Good morning, chairperson Young and

12:35members of the streets and services

12:37committee. My name is Noel Maronei and

12:38I'm the director of legislative affairs

12:40for the Department of Streets. I'm here

12:42today to offer testimony on bill number

12:4426092

12:46introduced by council member Jones. This

12:48ordinance amends section 9-28 of the

12:50code by expanding the permitting of

12:52sidewalk cafes to be maintained by right

12:54in the fourth council district. Sidewalk

12:57cafes consist of placing only tables and

12:59chairs on the public right of way. Under

13:02this bill, sidewalk cafes will be

13:03permitted by right along both sides of

13:0554th Street from City Avenue to

13:07Overbrook Avenue. Department of Streets

13:09is not opposed to this proposed

13:11legislation so long as the sidewalk cafe

13:13complies with the laws, rules, and

13:16regulations of the city and specifically

13:18those of the Department of Streets,

13:19Department of License Inspections, and

13:21the art commission. Maintaining

13:23accessible walkable right ofway is

13:25important to the streets department and

13:27we encourage cafes to comply with the

13:29latest public rightway accessibility

13:31guidelines and federal regulations.

13:33Thank you for the opportunity to appear

13:35before you today. Be happy to answer any

13:36questions.

13:38>> Thank you so much uh Miss Maronei. Uh so

13:40this bill would allow sidewalk cafes by

13:43right within those specified area if as

13:46long as they meet the regulations.

13:49>> Correct.

13:50>> Okay. Thank you.

13:52Um, are there any other questions of

13:54this witness?

13:56Seeing none, is there anyone else in

13:58chambers wishing to testify on 26092?

14:02Seeing none, thank you. Mr. Johnson,

14:05would you please read the title of the

14:07next bill?

14:08>> Bill number 26093,

14:11authorizing encroachments in the nature

14:13of a sidewalk cafe in the vicinity of

14:154201 Many Young Avenue, Philadelphia,

14:18Pennsylvania, under certain terms and

14:19conditions.

14:20>> Thank you. Thank you. Would you please

14:21call the next witnesses to testify on

14:23this bill?

14:24>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

14:26affairs at the Department of Streets,

14:28and Sarah Chu, director of development

14:29at the Philadelphia City Planning

14:31Commission.

14:32>> Thank you. Uh, please state your name

14:34for the record again. Begin with your

14:35testimony.

14:36>> Good morning, Chairperson Young and

14:38members of the Streets and Services

14:39Committee. My name is Noel Maronei. I'm

14:41the director of legislative affairs for

14:42the Department of Streets. I'm here

14:44today to offer testimony on bill number

14:4626093,

14:48excuse me, introduced by council member

14:50Jones. This bill authorizes 4201 LLC,

14:53the owner, to install, own, and maintain

14:56encroachments in the nature of a

14:57sidewalk cafe at Scandin Saloon located

15:00at 4201 Manank Avenue. Total of five

15:04tables and 20 seats for a sidewalk cafe

15:07will be located along the property line

15:08of 4201 Manank Avenue. Department of

15:12Streets is not opposed to this proposed

15:13sidewalk cafe as it will maintain six

15:16feet of unobstructed footway. This

15:17concludes my testimony and please answer

15:19any questions you have.

15:21>> Thank you, M. Ch. Please state your name

15:22again for the record. Begin with your

15:23testimony.

15:24>> Good morning, chair member Young and

15:26members of the committee on streets and

15:27services. I'm Sarah Chu, city planner

15:29manager with the Philadelphia City

15:31Planning Commission. I'm here to testify

15:33on bill number 260293

15:36introduced by Council Member Jones on

15:38September 17th, 2026. This bill will

15:41allow sidewalk cafe at 4201 Manank

15:44Avenue. A minimum of six feet of clear

15:47unobstru unobstructed sidewalk space is

15:50to remain after the installation on

15:51Penndale Street meeting the city's

15:54complete street policy. The planning

15:56commission is scheduled to consider this

15:58bill at its meeting on October 15, 2026

16:01with staff recommending approval. Um

16:03I'll be happy to answer any questions.

16:08>> Thank you. Are there any questions of

16:10these witnesses on this bill? Seeing

16:13none, is there anyone else in chambers

16:14wishing to testify was 26093?

16:19Seeing none, thank you for your

16:21testimony. Mr. Johnson, please read the

16:22title of the next bill.

16:24>> Bill number 26076

16:27authorizing an encroachment in the

16:28nature of a staircase in the vicinity of

16:31319-25

16:33North 11 Street, Philadelphia,

16:34Pennsylvania, under certain terms and

16:36conditions.

16:37Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Would you please

16:40uh call the witnesses to testify on this

16:41bill?

16:42>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

16:44affairs at the Department of Streets,

16:45and Sarah Chu, director of development

16:47at the Philadelphia City Planning

16:48Commission.

16:49>> Thank you. Please state your name for

16:50the record. Begin with the testimony.

16:52Good morning, chairperson Young, members

16:54of the streets and services committee.

16:55My name is Noel Maronei. I'm the

16:57director of legislative affairs for the

16:58department of streets. I'm here today to

17:00offer testimony on bill number 260706

17:03introduced by council member. This bill

17:06authorizes Robert B. Weinstein or the

17:08owner's designate the owner to install,

17:10own and maintain various encroachments

17:12in the nature of basement steps and a

17:14railing located at 319-25

17:17North 11 Street. The proposed basement

17:20steps with railing will be located along

17:22the property line of 319-25 North 111

17:25Street. The Department of Streets is not

17:27opposed to these proposed encroachments

17:28as a minimum 5'6 in of clear and

17:31obstructed footway will be maintained.

17:33This concludes my testimony and please

17:34answer any questions you may have.

17:37>> Thank you for your testimony. Uh Mr.

17:38Chu, please state your name and begin

17:40with your testimony.

17:41>> Good morning. Good morning, Chair Member

17:42Young and members of uh Committee on

17:44Streets and Services. I'm Sarah Chu,

17:46city planner manager with the Phil

17:48Philadelphia City Planning Commission.

17:50I'm here to testify on bill number

17:52260706

17:54introduced by Council Member Skila on

17:56September 17th, 2026. This bill allow an

17:59entrance stairs at 319-25

18:02North 11 Street. A minimum of 5'6 inches

18:06of clear and unobstructed sidewalk space

18:08is to remain after the installation on

18:11Wood Street. This meets the city's

18:13complete street policy. The planning

18:15commission is scheduled to consider this

18:16bill at meeting on October 15, 2026 with

18:20the staff recommending approval. I'll be

18:22happy to answer any questions.

18:24>> Thank you for your testimony. Are there

18:26any questions of these witnesses on bill

18:29number 260706?

18:33Is there anyone else in chambers wishing

18:35to testify on 260706?

18:38Seeing none, thank you for your

18:39testimony. Uh, Mr. Johnson, would you

18:42please read the title of the next bill?

18:43>> Bill number 2607,

18:46authorizing encroachments in the nature

18:48of a sidewalk cafe in the vicinity of

18:50544 Easter Avenue under certain terms

18:52and conditions.

18:54>> Thank you. Would you please call the

18:55witnesses to testify on this bill?

18:57>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

18:59affairs at the Department of Streets.

19:01Sarah Chu, director of development at

19:03the Philadelphia City Planning

19:04Commission.

19:05>> Thank you. Please state your name and

19:06give your testimony.

19:08>> Good morning, chairperson Young and

19:09members of the streets and services

19:11committee. My name is Noel Maronei and

19:13I'm the director of legislative affairs

19:14for the department of streets. I'm here

19:16today to offer testimony on bill number

19:18260707

19:20introduced by council member. This bill

19:22authorizes 221 East Gerard LLC or the

19:25owner's designate the owner to install

19:28own and maintain encroachment in the

19:29nature of a sidewalk cafe at Empresso

19:31Coffee located at 544 East Gerard

19:34Avenue. A total of four tables and nine

19:37seats for a sidewalk cafe will be

19:39located along the east sidewalk of

19:41Montgomery Avenue along the property

19:43line and the south sidewalk of East

19:45Gerard Avenue along the property line of

19:48544 East Gerard Avenue. Three tables and

19:51six seats for each sidewall cafe will be

19:53located along the property line of 544

19:55Eastward Avenue, leaving a minimum of 6

19:58feet of unobstructed footway. One table

20:01and three seats for a sidewalk cafe will

20:03be located along the property line of

20:05544 Eastard Avenue leaving a minimum of

20:088 ft of clear and obstructed footway.

20:10Department of Streets is not opposed to

20:12the sidewalk cafe is the minimum clear

20:14and obstructed footway will be

20:15maintained. This concludes my testimony.

20:17pleased to answer any questions you may

20:19have.

20:20>> Thank you so much for your testimony.

20:21Miss Chu, please state your name and

20:22begin with your testimony.

20:24>> Good morning, Chair Member Young and

20:25members of on the committee on streets

20:27and services. I'm Sarah Chu, city

20:29planner manager with the Philadelphia

20:30City Planning Commission. I'm here to

20:32testify on bill number 260707

20:35introduced by Council Member Skila on

20:37September 17th, 2026. This bill allows a

20:41sidewalk cafe at 544 East Gerard Avenue.

20:44A minimum of six feet of clear sidewalk

20:46space on Montgomery Avenue and 8 feet of

20:48clear sidewalk space on Gerard Avenue is

20:51to remain after the installation. This

20:53meets the city's complete streets

20:55policy. The planning commission is

20:57scheduled to consider this bill at

20:58meeting on October 15, 206 with the

21:01staff recommending approval. I'll be

21:03happy to answer any questions.

21:05>> Thank you. Are there any questions of

21:07these witnesses on this bill? Seeing

21:09none, are is there anyone else in

21:11chambers wishing to testify on bill

21:12number 260707?

21:16Seeing none,

21:19thank you. Mr. Johnson, would you please

21:22read the title of the last bill?

21:25>> Bill number 260758

21:28regulating the placement of a truck

21:29loading zone on South 23rd Street

21:32between South Street and Nardane Street,

21:34all under certain terms and conditions.

21:36>> Thank you. Would you please call the

21:38witness to testify on this bill?

21:40>> Noel Maronei, director of legislative

21:42affairs at the Department of Streets.

21:44>> Miss Marone, please state your name for

21:46the record. Begin with your testimony.

21:47>> Good morning, Chairperson Young and

21:49members of the Streets and Services

21:50Committee. My name is Noel Marone. I'm

21:52the director of legislative affairs for

21:53Department of Streets. I'm here today to

21:55offer testimony on bill number 260758

21:59introduced by Council Member Gilmore

22:01Richardson on behalf of Council

22:02President Johnson. The bill regulates

22:05the placement of a truck loading zone on

22:07South 23rd Street between South Street

22:09and Nodine Street. A 1-hour truck

22:12parking loading zone all day Monday to

22:14Sunday will be placed on the east side

22:16of South 23rd Street between South

22:18Street and Audin Street adjacent to the

22:20property at 2221-25

22:24South Street. Department of Streets is

22:25not opposed to this parking regulation

22:28and signs can be posted within 45 days.

22:30This concludes my testimony. please

22:32answer any questions you may have.

22:34>> Thank you for your testimony. Are there

22:36any questions by members of the

22:38committee on this bill? Seeing none, is

22:41there anyone else in chambers wishing to

22:43testify on bill number 260758?

22:48Seeing none, uh, thank you for your

22:50testimony, Miss Maronei. Uh, Mr.

22:53Johnson, would you please hear the title

22:54of the next bill?

22:55>> Mr. Chairman, there are no more bills

22:57for the committee's consideration today.

22:59>> Thank you, Mr. Johnson. We will now

23:00transition into our public comment

23:02section. Mr. Johnson, would you please

23:04call the uh any witnesses or speakers

23:07for public comment?

23:09>> Mr. Chair, there are no public

23:10commenters today.

23:11>> Oh, thank you. Um

23:14I would like to thank all of our

23:16witnesses for joining us today. We will

23:17now end the public hearing and go into

23:19the public meeting. I will note for a

23:20record that a quorum of the committee is

23:22present.

23:25The chair recognizes council member

23:26Squila for a motion on bill numbers

23:302550-649

23:32260-566

23:342609

23:3626092

23:3826093

23:4026076

23:422607

23:43and 260758.

23:47>> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I move the

23:49bill's number 2550-649,25066

23:522609

23:55260-692

23:56260693

23:58260706

24:01260707

24:02and 260758

24:05be reported from this committee with a

24:06fable recommendation and further move

24:08the rules of council be suspended as

24:10permit the first reading of this bill at

24:12the next session of council.

24:13>> Second.

24:15>> Thank you. It has been moved and

24:16properly seconded by council member

24:18Harity that bills numbers 2550649

24:232-60566

24:252609

24:2726092

24:2926093

24:3126076

24:332607

24:34and 260758

24:36be reported from this committee with a

24:38favorable recommendation and further

24:39move that the rules of council be

24:40suspended to permit further reading of

24:42these bills at the next session of

24:43council. All those in favor motion will

24:45signify by saying I. I. Those opposed.

24:48Eyes have it. The motion carries. Bill

24:51numbers 2550649

24:53260566 2609

24:5626092 26093 26076

25:002607 and 260758

25:04will be reported from this committee

25:05with favorable recommendation with

25:06request that the rules of council be

25:08suspended to permit first reading at the

25:10next session of council. This concludes

25:11the public meeting portion in the

25:13business for the committee on street and

25:14services. Thank you all very much for

25:15your attendance.

25:16>> Good job.