CHCA Target Bass, Oh, Greene for AVI Panel

The Chesntut Hill Community Association continues to talk about bringing in Philadelphia's city council members to talk to residents about the city's AVI plan.

At the CHCA's meeting in late September, association president Brien Tilley said they were still looking in to "creating a panel that would provide a wealth of knowledge" to residents about the city's plan to assess property taxes through Mayor Nutter's proposed Actual Value Initiative.

"We've reechoed out to several different people who wanted to be part of it," Tilley said.

He said that city council members Cindy Bass, Bill Greene and David Oh have all expressed interest in participating in the proposed panel.

A date and location for the event is still forthcoming, but Tilley said that it likely wouldn't take place until early-to-mid November.

"We want to have a good month or so to promote the event to make sure the community is aware of it and can get the most out of it," he said.

Tilley said that once a date was selected, word would be sent out to residents.

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