Bill Green
Water Rate Controversy Among Four Questions On Philadelphia Ballots
At issue: whether the water commissioner should have the final say on rate hikes.
Councilman Wants City Contractors To Hire More Philadelphia Residents
Before the City Council finance committee today was a proposal from Councilman Bill Green to require that half the man-hours on many contracts be performed by Philadelphia residents.
Support For Mayor Nutter’s Property Tax Plan Waning
Support in City Council for the mayor’s proposed property tax overhaul appears to be crumbling, as lawmakers today try once again to hammer out a budget deal.
City Council Scheduled To Discuss Budget, AVI
City council today will again hunker down and try to hammer out a budget deal. But first votes last week on a new property tax system, and new money for the school district, may not survive on final passage.
Good News, Bad News For Parking Ticket Recipients
City Council has given its thumbs-up to letting you fight parking tickets by mail or online rather than having to show up in person.
City Hall Nixes Parking Ticket Phone-In Appeals; Online Or Mail-Ins Still On Track
One councilman originally proposed three new ways to fight parking tickets: online, on the phone, or through the mail. But the mayor’s office doesn’t want the telephone hearings.
Stigall Show Log 5.16.12
Chris reviews the Phillies big extra inning win yesterday and the interesting choices that some local news rooms are making during sweeps week. He talks to Buzz Bissinger about his book Father’s Day, CBS 3′s Ben Simoneau about the PA LCB wasting tax payer dollars and to the Philly Post’s Tom McGrath about Jay-Z’s Labor Day concert on the Parkway.
City Council Committee Approves Bill To Make Fighting Parking Tickets Easier
A City Council committee has approved a plan to let you fight parking tickets without having to show up in person. The vote came despite objections from the agency that hears appeals.
Amid Plan To Revamp Philadelphia Property Assessments, Questions Of Higher Taxes
Mayor Nutter’s budget experts were in the hot seat as Philadelphia City Council opened hearings on Nutter’s plan to revamp the way property assessments are calculated in the city.
Philadelphia Councilmembers Accept Need For Property Tax Overhaul, With Some Concerns
The clock is now ticking for Philadelphia City Council to begin grappling with what could be the biggest challenge in the budget season, the proposed “actual-value” system for property taxes.
Council: Fight Parking Tix Online Or On The Phone
Two city council members want to make it easier to fight City Hall — by letting people contest parking tickets and other citations without having to show up in person.
New Philadelphia City Council President Inaugurates 2012 Legislative Session
Philadelphia City Council chambers were packed on Thursday morning as the lawmakers launched their 2012 legislative session.
Philadelphia’s Zoning Code Overhaul Moves Forward In Council
But the rewrite is by no means a done deal.
City Council Votes To Keep Waiters’ Tips Out Of Restaurant Owners’ Hands
Score one for the waiters, as City Council approved a bill that stops restaurant owners in Philadelphia from deducting credit card fees from the waiters’ tips.
Election 2011: Lots Of Nerves On The Eve Of The Election
It’s the day before Election Day and suburban candidates and city Republicans are making the most noise.



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