Philadelphia, PA, October 22- The Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC) is continuing its yearlong effort to create the City’s first citywide comprehensive plan since 1960. The purpose of this plan is to ensure that Philadelphia’s future development will occur in a healthy, strategic, and transparent manner. PHILADELPHIA2035 is part of the City’s larger integrated planning and zoning effort, which includes updating the Zoning Code. The development of this comprehensive plan will coincide with the completion of the Zoning Code rewrite and its adoption.rnrnFour public meetings are being held this fall to present the larger themes and related projects recommended in the draft plan, as well as population and employment forecasts for Philadelphia in 2035. During the meeting, participants will work in small groups with their neighbors to help prioritize plan implementation. rnrnThe four meetings will be held at the following locations:rnrnMonday, October 25thrn5:30 – 7:00 pmrnMoore College of Art and Designrn20th Street & Ben Franklin ParkwayrnrnTuesday, October 26thrn6:30 – 8:00 pmrnMummers Museumrn1100 S. 2nd StreetrnrnMonday, November 8thrn6:30 – 8:00 pmrnRichmond Hallrn2619 E. Indiana AvenuernrnWednesday, November 10thrn6:30 – 8:00 pmrnCommodore Barry Clubrn6815 Emlen Street rnrnFor more information please visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/Phila2035 or email: Phila2035@phila.gov