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City Council questions how proposed 76ers arena will impact SEPTA and who will pay for service upgrades

On the first of eight days of hearings about the project, legislators showed concern over disruptions at Jefferson Station and funding.

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SEPTA, community benefits funding, and a rush to approve: City Council members raise concerns about the 76ers’ arena proposal

If the arena project is to be approved by the end of the year — as the 76ers have requested and as Mayor Parker is aiming for ― lawmakers would have to vote it out of committee in just three weeks.

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Philly City Council hears testimony from mayor's staff on 76ers' new arena plan

The first of two days of hearings this week on the plan for a new arena for the Sixers in Center City began at City Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024. Officials from Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration testified.

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In heated hearing, City Council presses 76ers to move team's headquarters from Camden to Philly

Some legislators also criticized officials over the $50 million community benefits agreement, saying it isn't enough.

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Sixers official says team won’t add more money to community benefits agreement, Squilla says they may have to for arena legislation to pass

The 76ers have often described the team’s plan to build an arena ... Squilla represents the 1st District, in which the ...

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Philadelphia 76ers drop plans for $250M apartment tower in Center City arena proposal

A spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that the Philadelphia 76ers scrapped plans to build ... City Councilmember Mark Squilla said residents in Chinatown, which would border 76 Place, saw the ...

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City Councilmember Mark Squilla introduces bills to authorize the 76ers’ Center City arena plan as Chinatown protesters disrupt proceedings

Squilla also proposed a Chinatown zoning overlay that is “intended to include affordable housing, protect small businesses and implement use controls.” ...

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