I meant not only transit agencies got the unfunded mandate. Everyone did.

It wasn’t just foisted upon transit agencies though.

Because private companies were given the option to comply with the ADA.

> I wonder how many properties would be opened up to renters if it was banned.

Dozens.

Yes, the HOA might have their own restrictions, but they are the type of zoning (RMX2 and 3) that the city allows visitor accommodations by right.

Ironically, those are the properties that can get a hotel license under the city’s regulations.

To get a hotel license the property needs to be zoned for limited lodging visitor accommodation. It requires a variance for most properties in the city.

Basically needs to be RMX-2 or 3 or CMX-3 or CMX-4 for by right zoning use.

> Just because it's not the wild west anymore doesn't mean it's banned.

It’s pretty much banned unless you get a zoning variance. So…banned.

It wasn’t a cop that shot the tenant.

> im not the one making claims here

You did claim the election would be in 2024.

> That how no bearing on right now. That was over 30 years ago.

Do you have a source showing the process changed?

> What does this dudes biography have to do with when a special election would be held should he step down?

He was appointed to the US Senate to fill a vacancy in 1991 and then had to run again in November 1991. That was the last time there was a Senate vacancy in PA where a special election had to occur.

> .com and .org websites are not valid sources.

Quoted.

> instead of one paid for by a possibly biased orgaisation?

If think ballotopedia is biased, I don’t know how to satisfy your needs?

Harris wofford’s bio at Congress.gov?

https://bioguide.congress.gov/search/bio/W000665

> Next scheduled senate election for pa is 2024.

And it’s for Bob Casey’s seat, not Fetterman’s. It’s completely irrelevant to the special election. The last time there was a vacancy in a PA Senate seat, there was an election in 1991, and odd year that wasn’t scheduled for a senate election (obviously).

> a temporary seat yntil the next regularly scheduled election, … which is a little over a year and a half.

The next scheduled election is in November, a little over 8 months from now.

> If its the same process across the nation,

No it is not.

https://ballotpedia.org/Filling_vacancies_in_the_U.S._Senate

> A special election is then held coinciding with the next regularly scheduled election to replace the appointee.

There would be an odd year special election. Democrats don’t turn out for that.

> Why don't they just use drones now?

Because the FAA makes it hard to get a license to operate a drone beyond line of sight.

Is that where I go in my Hawaiian shirt and fedora?

> I really wonder what schools would look like if teachers and librarians were making say close to 6 figures starting salary.

You just have to go to the suburbs to find out.

Every time you have sales transaction you are processing cash.

Every shift you are counting the till and some of it is walking out the door unless you have an integrated ordering, payment and ticket system.

The amount of money (labor, added friction) businesses spend to avoid the receipts tax is higher than the actual tax.

And it’s not like it’s free to process cash transactions.

Good nuance, thanks.

1st and 2nd degree Murder charge is ineligible for bail in PA.

Not a legal conflict, but against the Philadelphia Code hmmmmm

https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/philadelphia/latest/philadelphia_pa/0-0-0-301040