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The following standards apply to Subarea A of the West Overlay District.
(a) Use Regulations.
(.1) For properties zoned CMX-4 located in the West Overlay District, special exception approval shall not be required for portions of a parking garage that are located above ground level.
(b) Dimensional Standards.
(.1) The maximum floor area ratio for lots zoned CMX-4 located within the West Overlay District shall be seven hundred fifty percent (750%) of the area of the lot. Within this area, no floor area bonuses pursuant to § 14-702 shall be available. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 14-202(4)(a)(.9), within this area, floor area attributable to parking in above ground public and private parking garages shall not be included in the allowable gross floor area calculation of such facilities.
(.2) The maximum height for lots zoned CMX-4 and located within the West Overlay District shall be as follows:
(.a) Drawing an imaginary line from the west end of Warren Street (at the proposed extension of 37th Street) along the center of the bed of the former Warren Street to 38th Street, the maximum building height to the north of that line shall be no higher than 65 ft. for a distance of 10 ft. from and parallel to Powelton Avenue and Lancaster Avenue and thereafter, no higher than 75 ft. for the remaining portion of the area bounded by 38th Street, Powelton Avenue, Lancaster Avenue, 37th Street (and the proposed extension of 37th Street) and the bed of the former Warren Street;
(.b) For lots with frontage on the south side of Warren Street between 36th Street and 37th Street, the maximum building height shall be 65 ft. for the first 50 ft. of depth on a line measured parallel to Warren Street.
(.3) Notwithstanding the provisions of §§ 14-203(169) and 14-203(178) of this Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code, provided that all of the parcels within Subarea A are subjected to a zoning lot declaration agreement, recorded against such parcels in the Philadelphia Department of Records, wherein the legal owners of such parcels agree to treat all of such parcels as a single "Lot" for purposes of this Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code, then the Commission, the Department of Licenses and Inspections, and the Department of Planning and Development shall all treat such parcels as a single "Lot" for purposes of this Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code irrespective of the eventual construction and public dedication of North 37th Street, Warren Street and/or Cuthbert Street within or through Subarea A; provided, however, that (i) the beds of such streets (as detailed on the City Plan) within Subarea A shall not contribute to the calculation of permissible gross floor area for such "Lot"; and (ii) such treatment as a single "Lot" for purposes of this Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code shall not (and cannot) be terminated without the prior approval of the Department of Planning and Development. 537
Notes
| 537 | Added, Bill No. 190437 (approved July 24, 2019). |
The following standards apply to Subarea B of the West Overlay District.
(.1) Specifically, the purpose of this development area is to promote, encourage and increase the following: 1) public spaces that will attract pedestrian traffic; 2) sustainable development; 3) retail space for an upwards of 100,000 sq. ft.; and 4) support of public transit.
(.2) SYDA Public Amenities.
SYDA seeks the creation of the following specific amenities in the public interest in exchange for the increase in density for this development area. They include:
(.a) Public Space - The Schuylkill Yards Development Plan provides for four (4) public space areas which include a public park and 3 public areas under the highline rail, as marked on the Development Plan.
(.b) Sustainable Development - All newly constructed buildings will be LEED certified or its equivalent. Green Roofs will be added as both a design and sustainable element to enhance buildings within SYDA.
(.c) Below Grade Parking - Below grade parking will be provided for use within the SYDA.
(.d) Transit Improvements - In promoting this development area financial commitments towards transit improvements are necessary. SYDA shall have contributed to the improvements of the 30th Street substation.
(.e) Retail Space - SYDA shall have an upwards of 100,000 sq. ft. of retail space within this Subarea.
(.3) Notwithstanding the provisions with § 14-904, total signage area for each structure shall be 2,500 sq. ft. and shall include accessory digital display, wall, projecting, marquee and window signs, without limitation.
(b) Use Regulations.
(.1) For lots zoned CMX-5, special exception approval shall not be required for portions of a parking garage that are located above ground level.
(.2) Any portion of the ground floor facade of a parking garage that abuts a sidewalk or a public space along 30th Street, 31st Street north of Market Street, 32nd Street, Chestnut Street, John F. Kennedy Boulevard, or Market Street must be occupied by an office, retail sales, commercial services, or public, civic, and institutional use; except that regulated uses, as set forth in § 14-603(13) (Regulated Uses), shall be prohibited. This requirement applies only along these designated street frontages and does not apply to areas occupied by entrances, exits, or waiting areas.
(.3) For all lots zoned CMX-5, the following provisions will apply:
(.a) The maximum floor area ratio is increased to one thousand six hundred percent (1,600%) of the lot area.
(.b) The provisions for additional floor area as stated in § 14-702(4)(e) shall apply.
(c) Parking and Loading.
(.1) The limitation set forth in § 14-802(9)(a), relating to maximum distance of off-site accessory parking, shall not apply.
(.2) For properties zoned CMX-5, loading requirements under § 14-806 (Off-Street Loading) may be modified or waived upon a determination by the Streets Department and the Commission that compliance with the existing requirements is impractical. The applicant shall provide the Streets Department and the Commission with any requested documentation of those constraints that would preclude the provision of loading as required by § 14-806 (Off-Street Loading) before the approval of any modification or waiver.
(d) Signs.
(.1) Notwithstanding the provisions of § 14-904 (Accessory Sign Controls), for lots zoned CMX-5 located in the area bounded by 30th Street, Market Street, 31st Street (extended), and John F. Kennedy Boulevard, accessory digital display wall, projecting, and marquee signs shall be allowed, provided:
(.a) The sign face shall not extend higher than the height of the building facade to which the sign is attached.
(.b) Signs shall be located only on one facade of the building.
(.1) Purpose.
The optional Unified Development Plan process is intended to encourage the development of multiple lots in a single plan to promote sound economic development, enhance economic vitality, and support diverse walkable neighborhoods.
(.2) Applicability.
(.a) The regulations of this subsection (e) apply to any area subject to a Unified Development Plan. A Unified Development Plan shall meet the criteria set forth in subsection (.3), below, complete the reviews and approvals set forth in subsection (.4), below, and shall be subject to the area regulations of subsection (.5), below.
(.b) Notwithstanding the provisions of this subsection (e) all rights of appeal under § 14-303(15)(a) (Appeals to Zoning Board of Adjustment) from any decision of L&I, including, without limitation the issuance of any zoning permit under § 14-303(6) (Zoning Permits), shall be preserved.
(.c) Should the regulations of this subsection (e) conflict with any other provision of the zoning code, the requirements of this subsection (e) shall control.
(.3) Criteria.
A Unified Development Plan shall meet all of the criteria in this subsection (.3) in order to be subject to the regulations in subsection (.5).
(.a) Plan Area and Boundaries.
The area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall contain at least 10 acres of land area and be located entirely within Subarea B of the /WST Overlay.
(.b) Ownership of Lots.
Each of the lots within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall be held in common ownership, subject to an agreement providing equitable title, or subject to a written legal agreement between the record owners if the respective lot or lots are not in common ownership. Any such written legal agreement shall be included with the Unified Development Plan.
(.c) Base Zoning.
The base zoning of all the lots within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall be CMX-5.
(.d) Uses.
At least thirty percent (30%) of the length of the ground floor of the total building street frontage of any building must be occupied by an office, retail sales, commercial services, or public, civic, and institutional use; except that regulated uses, as set forth in § 14-603(13) (Regulated Uses), shall be prohibited from the ground floor of the building frontage.
(.e) Public Space.
At least twenty-one percent (21%) of the total area subject to the Unified Development Plan, exclusive of streets, shall be a public open space, public park, or public plaza and shall be identified on the Unified Development Plan.
(.f) Parking.
No new parking lots shall be constructed and no existing parking lot shall be expanded within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan.
(.4) Review and Approvals.
A Unified Development Plan shall complete all of the reviews and approvals of this subsection (.4) to be subject to the regulations in subsection (.5).
(.a) A Unified Development Plan shall not become effective until the Unified Development Plan completes the same procedure as required for master plan districts as provided in § 14-304(3)(e)(.1).
(.b) Any amendment to a Unified Development Plan shall follow the same procedure as required for amendments to master plan districts as provided in § 14-304(4).
(.c) L&I shall not issue a zoning permit in the area subject to the Unified Development Plan until the Commission reviews the application and accompanying plans and determines the proposed development is consistent with the approved Unified Development Plan.
(.d) No zoning permit shall be issued for any development that would exceed:
(i) Fifty percent (50%) of the cumulative total gross floor area allowed within the area subject Unified Development Plan, until fifty percent (50%) of the required public space has completed construction; and
(ii) Seventy percent (70%) of the cumulative total gross floor area allowed within the area subject Unified Development Plan, until all public space required under § 14-516(3)(d)(.3)(.e) has completed construction.
(.5) Area Regulations.
A Unified Development Plan that satisfies the requirements of subsections (.3) and (.4), above, shall entitle lots in the area subject to the Unified Development Plan to the following regulations.
(.a) Gross Floor Area.
The maximum gross floor area of all buildings within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall not exceed two thousand one hundred percent (2,100%) of the total area subject to the Unified Development Plan, exclusive of streets.
(.b) Occupied Area.
Not more than seventy-nine percent (79%) of the area subject to the Unified Development Plan, exclusive of streets, may be occupied by buildings.
(.c) Yards.
No front, side, or rear yards are required in the area subject to the Unified Development Plan.
(.d) Height and Massing Regulations.
Regulated Height Interval (ft. above sidewalk) | Allowed Blockage of Sky Plane |
>1145 | 0% |
570 - 1145 | 75% |
285 - 570 | 85% |
125 - 285 | 90% |
<126 | 100% |
(.e) Parking.
Accessory parking shall not be required for research and development uses.
(.f) Bicycle Parking.
Notwithstanding the location of bicycle parking space provisions set forth in § 14-804(2)(c) or the type of bicycle parking spaces provisions set forth in Table 14-804-1, all required bicycle parking spaces shall be located within a 500 ft. radius of the primary building entrance and may include Class 1A, Class 1B or outdoor spaces regardless of use.
(.g) Loading.
Buildings shall meet the off-street loading requirements of § 14-806(2) (RMX-3, CMX-4, and CMX-5 Districts), except the number of loading spaces provided shall be in accordance with the following:
(i) For a building with less than 750,000 sq. ft. of gross floor area, at least two off-street loading spaces shall be provided.
(ii) For a building with 750,000 sq. ft. or more of gross floor area, at least three loading spaces shall be provided.
(.h) Signs.
Accessory signs within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall comply with the provisions set forth in § 14-904 (Accessory Sign Controls), except as follows:
(i) The maximum sign area for each lot shall be three sq. ft. for each linear foot of building frontage, and shall include wall, projecting, marquee, and window signs, without limitations to the provisions within § 14-904 (Accessory Sign Controls).
(A) The maximum roof sign area shall be 4,500 sq. ft.;
(B) Animated illumination shall be prohibited;
(C) The maximum sign height shall be 20 ft.; and
(D) The sign is approved by the Art Commission.
(iii) Building identification signs shall be permitted in accordance with § 14-904(3) (Building Identification Signs in CMX-4, CMX-5, IRMX, ICMX, and I-1 Districts), except that one building within the area subject to the Unified Development Plan shall be exempt from the height requirements of § 14-904(3)(b). 541
(iv) Distance limitations on sign location shall not apply.
Notes
| 538 | Added, Bill No. 190250 (approved July 17, 2019). Enrolled bill failed to renumber subsequent subsections; renumbered by Code editor. |
| 539 | Added, Bill No. 190250 (approved July 17, 2019). Enrolled bill numbered this as (d); renumbered by Code editor. |
| 540 | Enrolled bill cited § 14-516(d)(.5)(h)(.1); citation corrected by Code editor. |
| 541 | Amended, Bill No. 210075 (approved March 29, 2021). |
(a) /UED, Urban Experiential Display Overlay Control districts are intended to encourage the orderly development, placement, and usage of two and three-dimensional digital accessory, non-accessory and public service displays, including placement on individual lots, and to preserve the integrity of commercial areas and abate or reduce any detrimental impacts to residential areas and uses.
(a) The /UED, Urban Experiential Display Overlay Control District, shall consist of the area bounded by Arch Street, Broad Street (including east side only), Race Street, Juniper Street (extended), Arch Street, 12th Street, Chestnut Street, Juniper Street, Spruce Street, Broad Street (including east side only), South Penn Square (including north side only), 15th Street (including east side only) and Arch Street, including both sides of all included and bordering streets, unless otherwise specified.
(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, to the extent any provision of this § 14-517 ("/UED, Urban Experiential Display Overlay Control District") conflicts with any other provision of this Code, the provision of this section shall control.
(c) Urban Experiential Displays are permitted only within Permitted Areas set forth in § 14-517(2)(e). Boundaries of Permitted Areas should be so designated to afford a reasonable line of division between the Permitted Area and adjacent uses consistent with carrying out the purposes and scope of the Zoning Code.
(d) Urban Experiential Displays are only permitted in the base Zoning Districts of CMX-4 and CMX-5 Commercial Zoning Districts.
(e) Permitted Areas.
Within the /UED Overlay Control District, Urban Experiential Displays are only permitted in the following specific Permitted Areas:
(.1) Convention Center Area: On the east side of North Broad Street, between Arch Street and Race Street.
(.2) Reading Terminal Area: North 12th Street, between Arch Street and Filbert Street.
(a) Urban Experiential Displays are defined at § 14-203(345.1).
(b) The following provisions of this Title shall not apply to Urban Experiential Displays within the Urban Experiential Display Overlay Control District:
(.1) Chapter 14-900 (Signs).
(.2) Any provision that restricts or otherwise regulates accessory or non-accessory signs.
(c) Urban Experiential Displays are considered a use and a structure; and are permitted on a lot in addition to any other permitted principal or accessory uses and structures; provided, however, that no more than one UED is permitted on a single lot. No UED may be placed on a vacant lot or on a lot containing as its principal use a surface parking lot.
(d) Gross Floor Area.
The spatial area of an Urban Experiential Display shall not be included when calculating gross floor area.
(e) Lot Coverage.
The spatial area of an Urban Experiential Display shall not be included when calculating lot coverage.
(f) Yards.
Front, side, and rear yard setbacks shall not apply to Urban Experiential Displays.
(g) Separation Requirements.
(.1) No Urban Experiential Display shall be located within 900 ft. of another Urban Experiential Display.
(.2) Spacing between sign structures shall be measured as a straight-line distance between the edges of each sign face closest to each other.
(h) Height.
An Urban Experiential Display shall not exceed a height of 58 ft. to the top of the Display, if attached to an existing structure; or 45 ft., if freestanding. Height shall be measured from the average ground level where the Display is located. The bottom edge of any UED that is attached to an existing structure shall not be situated less than 15 ft. above the average ground level where the Display is located.
(i) Projections and Encroachments.
(.1) Urban Experiential Displays are permitted to project over, or encroach upon, a city sidewalk or right-of-way. Such projections and encroachments must be reviewed and approved by the Streets Department.
(.2) This section does not eliminate the need for an ordinance by City Council that is otherwise required to authorize a projection or encroachment where applicable.
(.3) No UED shall obstruct, in whole or in part, any windows on any structure located on the same lot at the time of the UED's construction.
(j) Distance Requirements.
No Urban Experiential Display shall be located within the following:
(.1) 500 ft. of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the Vine Street Expressway, Route 76, Route I-95.
(.2) 500 ft. of any Residential or SP-PO Zoning District.
(k) Size Requirements.
An Urban Experiential Display shall have a minimum video display area of 1,500 sq. ft., and shall be limited to a maximum video display area of 2,500 sq. ft. for free standing UEDs, and 3,500 sq. ft. for UEDs attached to another structure.
(l) Urban Experiential Displays are permitted to be internally or externally illuminated (subject to subsection (p)(.2), below); have digital display; have video display or projections; contain scrolling, continuous, intermittent, flashing, illuminated, animated, video or audio streaming messages, displays, colors, figures and the like; have live video and audio feed; have changeable copy, messages and display; have interactive display video and audio; or be mechanically revolving, or moving horizontally or vertically, or have the appearance of such. Audio shall not be audible without the aid of an assistive listening device such as a smartphone.
(m) (.1) An Urban Experiential Display may be operated between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. or at other time periods approved by the City Planning Commission.
(.2) Primary illumination of the Urban Experiential Display shall be internal and shall use ambient light sensors to automatically reduce the intensity of the illumination during periods of darkness.
(n) Illuminance Requirements.
(.1) UEDs at all times shall operate at a level that does not exceed 0.3 (fc) foot-candles of light above the ambient light levels.
(.2) The measurement of Illuminance shall be conducted by either a professional lighting consultant or an employee of The City of Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections, hereinafter referred to as (Lighting Inspector) as measured using a properly calibrated low-level foot-candle metering device with two decimal place capability, hereinafter referred to as (Illuminance Meter) at a height of five ft. above the grade at a preset distance depending on the area of the UED. The distance away from the UED, hereinafter defined as the (Illuminance Measurement Distance), shall be calculated as follows:
Directional UED Area is defined as the surface area of a UED that is primarily visible from one direction. When a measurement from the required distance is obstructed by private property, a building, or other permanent structure, the measurement shall be taken from the furthest possible perpendicular extent.
(.3) In order to determine the Ambient Light Level the Lighting Inspector shall have two methodologies in order to determine the Ambient Light Level. The methodology of choice is at the sole discretion of the Lighting Inspector.
(.a) UED Inactive - The Lighting Inspector upon twenty four (24) hour notice to the UED operator can require the UED operator to extinguish the UED, defined as ceasing to display any visual communication from the UED, for one hour. With the UED extinguished the Lighting Inspector shall position the Illuminance Meter at an elevation of 5 ft. above the grade at the Illuminance Measurement Distance. Immediately following the Ambient Light Level reading the UED should be made operational so that the Lighting Inspector can take the Illuminance Measurement of the UED in order to determine compliance.
(.b) UED Active - The Lighting Inspector shall aim the Illuminance Meter toward the UED but place an opaque black sheet of material that is of an appropriate sign to obstruct the light from the UED. A material size of 12 in. high by 40 in. is recommended but subject to the discretion of the Lighting Inspector. The material should be a distance of 10 ft. away from the Lighting Inspector in between the UED and the Lighting Inspector. Please see Diagram A below.
Diagram A: Measuring Ambient Light Level
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(.4) In order to determine the UED Illuminance level the Lighting Inspector shall position the Illuminance Meter at the Measurement Distance. The Lighting Inspector shall be positioned at an angle to the display of not greater than seven (7) degrees from perpendicular to the Directional UED Area. The Lighting Inspector shall aim the Illuminance Meter towards the UED.
(.5) The Illuminance of a UED shall be considered compliant with the Illuminance requirements of this subsection if the difference between the ambient light measurement and the operating UED light measurement is 0.3 foot-candle or less.
(o) Luminance Requirements.
(.1) UEDs shall operate at a maximum of seventy five hundred (7500) nits during day time hours (dawn to dusk) and shall operate at a maximum of five hundred (500) nits during night time hours (dusk to dawn).
(.2) The measurement of Luminance shall be conducted by either a professional consultant or an employee of The City of Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections, hereinafter referred to as (Lighting Inspector), as measured using a properly calibrated Luminance Meter set to measure candela per meter squared.
(.3) If measuring during day time hours (dawn to dusk), the Lighting Inspector shall conduct the measurement within a time frame of at least thirty (30) minutes after dawn and thirty (30) minutes before dusk. If measuring during night time hours (dusk to dawn), the Lighting Inspector shall conduct the measurement within a time frame of at least sixty (60) minutes after dusk but sixty (60) minutes before dawn.
(.4) The Lighting Inspector shall be positioned completely perpendicular to the surface area of the UED, defined as being located at a ninety (90) degree angle to the UED both horizontally and vertically at a distance not less than 50 ft. away from the UED and not more than 250 ft. away from the UED. Each Luminance Meter comes with a measurement area represented by two circles, a larger field of view circle and a smaller target area circle inside the view finder. The Lighting Inspector shall position the target area circle so it falls entirely within the brightest copy area of the UED that is being measured, as outlined in Diagram B below. The Lighting Inspector shall take the measurement by pulling the Luminance Meter trigger.
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(.5) In the event that the Light Inspector cannot physically position themselves perpendicular to the UED and at a distance of 250 ft. given the constraints of the built environment then the Illuminance Requirements in section (n) above shall exclusively control.
(p) The operator of an Urban Experiential Display shall not permit communication copy on the UED that utilizes a background color, defined as the color of the communication copy behind the graphics, images, and logos occupying more than fifty percent (50%) of the sign face, that is white.
(q) Each Urban Experiential Display shall be formatted and programmed to provide the following categories of communication:
(.1) City of Philadelphia communication at a minimum of eight percent (8%) of the operational hours.
(.2) Content provided by and promoting non-profit organizations at a minimum of eight percent (8%) of the operational hours.
(.3) Originally created content at a minimum of eleven percent (11%) of the operational hours. Originally Created Content shall not include any commercial messaging. Originally Created Content is defined as time sensitive information and infotainment that is relevant to the public that lives, works, and visits the City. Originally Created Content shall be updated at a minimum of once every seventy-two hours. No piece of Originally Created Content shall appear on a UED on more than one day out of every thirty days. Examples of Originally Created Content may include, but need not be limited to, the following:
(.a) local, regional, and national news;
(.b) local, regional, and national weather;
(.c) local, regional, and national financial information;
(.d) entertainment information such as television, movie, theatrical, and book reviews;
(.e) food and restaurant information including reviews, cooking tips, and recipes;
(.f) technology advancements and reviews;
(.g) travel destination information and destination compilations, e.g., top beach destinations;
(.h) local and regional job information including employment opportunities in the Philadelphia Region.
(.4) National Amber Alert System displays and messages as the National Amber Alert System provides such alerts that are applicable to the location of each UED. 543
(.5) The percentages set forth in subsections (.1), (.2) and (.3), above, shall apply on a per-hour basis. 544
(r) Each UED shall be designed and constructed utilizing a minimum of three types of Visual Communication Technology. Visual Communication Technology shall mean any type of lighting element that, when operational, is able to communicate a visual message. Visual Communication Technology may include but need not be limited to the following types:
(.1) Dual In-Line Packaged LED
(.2) Surface Mount Diode LED
(.3) Chip On Board LED
(.4) Fiber Optic LED
(.5) Internally Illuminated Lexan
(.6) Intense Pulsed Light Technology
(.7) Outdoor Projection Technology
(.8) Outdoor Projection Video-Mapping Technology
(.9) Holographic Technology
(.10) 3D Holographic Technology.
(s) Each UED operator shall be required to invest a minimum of two million dollars ($2,000,000) into the physical construction of each UED (Minimum Investment). This Minimum Investment shall not include items not part of the physical construction such as design, concept, and engineering costs.
Notes
| 543 | Enrolled bill numbered as subsection (.5); renumbered by Code editor. |
| 544 | Enrolled bill numbered as subsection (.6); renumbered by Code editor. |
Regulated uses (as defined in § 14-603(13) (Regulated Uses)) are not permitted in the District unless otherwise expressly stated.
No zoning permits for Urban Experiential Displays shall be issued unless the applicant shall have first submitted to the City Planning Commission, and the City Planning Commission, after receipt of a recommendation from the Civic Design Review Committee, shall have:
(a) Submitted to the Art Commission a recommendation regarding the proposed design and placement of the UED. The City Planning Commission's recommendation shall reflect the Commission's judgment as to whether the particular proposal is appropriate in its scale, density, and character for the surrounding community.
(b) Approved an executed agreement between the Applicant and a governmental entity (e.g., the Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development), which agreement provides for a financial contribution by the Applicant to the governmental entity in the amount of at least one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars ($125,000) per UED per annum in the Base Year, which shall increase in amount not less than four percent (4%) per annum, for so long as the UED remains in operation. The governmental entity may charge the Applicant such reasonable initial and annual administrative fees as may be necessary to administer this subsection (b). The Base Year shall be calendar year 2015. Compliance by the Applicant with the agreement shall be a continuing condition of maintaining the UED at the permitted location. The agreement shall provide to the Commission's satisfaction that:
(.1) The money is to be used exclusively to fund grants to community organizations to be used by such organizations exclusively for public improvements in the vicinity of the UED and for reasonable operating and maintenance expenses associated with such public improvements.
(.2) The grant agreements between the government entity and the community organizations shall provide for financial auditing and any other oversight of the use of the grant funds deemed necessary by the City and the government entity.
Notes
| 545 | Amended, Bill No. 150285 (approved June 18, 2015). |
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