Recognizing Joseph T. Ashdale, Jr., Chairman, and Karen M. Wrigley O.D. upon their retirement from the Board of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

Authorizing the Committee on Law & Government and the Committee on Commerce & Economic Development to hold joint hearings to examine the relationship between public safety and the economic vitality of neighborhood commercial corridors, and further to explore any and all broad-based, neighborhood-focused, and inter-governmental public safety initiatives that have worked in the City in the past, and have worked or are working in other cities.

Observing the Twentieth Anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.

Also naming the 2300 block of South 21st Street ?Ronald R. Donatucci Way? to honor the life and legacy of Ronald R. Donatucci, Senior.

Amending Title 22 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled ?Public Employees Retirement Code,? by codifying the Pension Board?s preexisting policy and practice to perform an annual stress test of the Retirement System in accordance with industry standards, all under certain terms and conditions.

To amend the Philadelphia Zoning Maps by changing the zoning designations of certain areas of land located within an area bounded by Oxford Avenue, Shelmire Avenue, Rising Sun Avenue (extended), Solly Avenue (extended), the County Line, Borbeck Avenue, Hasbrook Avenue, and Hartel Avenue.

Also naming the 2300 block of South 21st Street ?Ronald R. Donatucci Sr. Way? to honor the life and legacy of Ronald R. Donatucci, Senior.

Honoring Angelo Cataldi, on the occasion of the announcement of his retirement as co-host of the WIP Morning Show and for invigorating the passionate fan culture of Philadelphia throughout his illustrious career in Philadelphia sports radio.

Recognizing and congratulating Richard Schuettler upon the occasion of his retirement from the Pennsylvania Municipal League after 20 years, and even longer dedication to efficient, effective, decent governance across the Commonwealth.

Honoring Counseling or Assistance Services (CORA) for their semicentennial and their service to the City of Philadelphia.