What We Represent
Membership Developments (Resident Councils/Organizations)
Angela Court, Arch Homes, Bartrum Village, Bentley Hall, Casie L. Holley Court, Cecil B. Moore, Champlost Homes, Collegeview Apartments, Emlem Arms, Fairhill Apartments, Falls Ridge, Haddington Homes, Harrison Plaza, Haverford Homes, Hill Creek Apartments, Homecrest Homes, James W. Johnson, Katie B. Jackson, Lucien E. Blackwell, Marshall Shepard Village, Morton Homes, Norman Blumberg Apartments, Oxford Village, Parkview Apartments, Plymouth Hall, Paschall Village, Queen Lane Apartments, Raymond Rosen Manors, Herbert Arlene Homes, Spring Garden Apartments, Westpark Plaza, Whitehall Apartments and Wilson Park
Scattered Sites
901 – Haddington/Overbrook, 902 – Mantua, 903 – Kingsessing, 904 – Germantown/Hunting Park, 905 – Fairhill Square, 906 – Francisville, 907 – Ludlow, 908 – Susquehanna, 909 Strawberry Mansion, 910 Oxford/Jefferson
Private AME
Angela Court & Riverview @ Courtyard & Spring Garden SS
Tax Credit (PAPMAC)
Germantown House, Greater Grays Ferry Estates I & II, Lucien E. Blackwell I, II & III, Marshall Shepherd, Mount Olivet, Nellie Reynolds Gardens, Paschall Village I & II, Suffolk Manor, Warnock I & II
Update – July, 2015, Philadelphia Housing Authority’s Smoke Free Policy
The Philadelphia Housing Authority has adopted a “Smoke Free Policy” due to participation and input from Residents & Resident Leadership :Citywide”, who collectively raised numerous concerns and opposition (over 1500 letters collected and signed). The compromise – a two (2) prong approach with designated smoking areas and two (2) different implementation measures.
Existing Units: residents with leases at existing units (or who later sign leases for existing units) and;
For residents living in existing units, eviction will never occur due to violations issued under this policy, even if a new Policy is later adopted. After a nine (9) month “Education and Volunteer Compliance Period” those interested in quitting smoking will be directed to resources/partners and smoking cessations classes. A periodic review, every three (3) months will occur to determine if effective and if changes need to be made over a nine (9) month period.
New Units: residents who sign leases on or after August 5, 2015, but only for substantially rehabilitated and new units (not units renovated after a tenant moves out for routine work).
For residents living in new units, a violation process consists of four (4) steps will be implemented. Smoking can result in a notice of lease termination, required attendance in smoking cessation classes and possible eviction.
E-cigarettes are prohibited.
