Proposed Changes to CMX-1 Zoning Rules in Philadelphia
May 14, 2026
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The Frame
The bill would change the development standards for properties zoned in Philadelphia, affecting what types of businesses can operate in these areas and the physical requirements for new construction or renovations.
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Property owners in CMX-1 districts
These owners would be subject to new building dimensions, parking requirements, and permitted use restrictions if the bill passes.
Commercial developers
Developers planning projects in CMX-1 zones would need to comply with the updated zoning standards.
Philadelphia residents
Residents living near CMX-1 zones may see changes in the types of businesses or building density allowed in their neighborhoods.
Last recorded activity May 14, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The bill proposes amendments to Title 14 of the Philadelphia Code, specifically targeting the CMX-1 (Commercial Mixed Use) zoning district.
- Proposed changes include modifications to permitted uses within the district.
- Proposed changes include modifications to dimensional requirements for buildings.
- Proposed changes include modifications to parking regulations.
- The bill is currently designated as 'HELD IN COMMITTEE' by the Committee on Rules.
- The bill was formally introduced on May 14, 2026.
Why It Matters
The bill would change the development standards for properties zoned in Philadelphia, affecting what types of businesses can operate in these areas and the physical requirements for new construction or renovations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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