Hahahaha, oh Graduate Hospital.

I’d say it’s a bad thing with plenty of unintended consequences.  There
are historically plenty of 3 story houses in the middle of mostly two
story blocks and in many of the most desirable parts of center city
there are houses of varying heights all next to each other.

This requirement creates a bunch of front roofs which need to be
drained, so now we’ll see gutters and downspouts on the fronts of all
these buildings.  Developers will also be more likely to build as far
back onto the lots as possible to make up for the lost space in front,
which on some of these side streets will end up making those tiny yards
even more cramped. 

I could go on and on, but simply put, there is a reason why everyone
wants to build 3 story homes now: modern building codes make fitting 3
usable bedrooms in 2 stories on a typical rowhome lot a virtual
impossibility.  It’s silly to try to make new buildings fit into the
style of homes built 100 years ago that cannot be built today.  It’s an
arbitrary aesthetic judgment that ultimately gained steam for
anti-gentrification reasons and is now in our zoning code for the foreseeable future.

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

You could follow your own link: ”
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office holds public auctions for real estate, vehicles and miscellaneous items that have been acquired through forfeiture proceedings.
Auction proceeds assist with our commitment to making Philadelphia’s communities safer through anti-drug initiatives. The District Attorney’s Office complies with the mandate of the Controlled Substance Forfeiture Act (42 Pa. C.S.A. sec. 6801) requiring that drug forfeiture funds be used for the enforcement of the Drug Act.”

First Citizen correct again!  You my friend are right and philly in chargers are a bunch of clueless dopes!

Is this English?

Thanks!

That much was obvious.  I think he was looking for specifics for this house.

“Is this English?”  What is “this” referring to in your sentence?  I like the 1980 champs, however before criticizing someone learn grammar dope!

The just finished the Dryvit on the third story.   Not only does it not match the street but it doesn’t even go with the two floors below it.

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