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Frank DiCicco, former chair of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, during a meeting at 1515 Arch St. offices in 2019. Meetings have been remote since COVID-19 struck, but now the city is going to return to in-person.

Philadelphia is shifting back to in-person meetings for land-use and planning decisions

After almost five years of remote board and commission meetings, Philadelphia is bringing in-person zoning board and Historical Commission meetings back.

The four new members of Philadelphia City Council, from left, Jeffery Young, Jr., Nicolas O’Rourke, Nina Ahmad, and Rue Landau gather after their first Council meeting at City Hall in January.

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