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{{toplink|url=http://nicetowntioga.weebly.com|name=nicetowntioga.weebly.com}}[[File:NTIT.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Unity Garden, a community green space created through a partnership between the Nicetown-Tioga Improvement Team and COSACOSA Art at Large.]]Formed in 1998 to consolidate community and economic development efforts, the '''Nicetown-Tioga Improvement Team''' (NTIT) is a Registered Community Organization (RCO) working '''to improve our North Philadelphia neighborhood ​by providing a public forum for community planning, dialogue, and social action'''.


We serve as the umbrella group for over 50 neighborhood-based organizations, CDCs, and area block captains.  We work in partnership to address neighborhood residents' needs for housing, education, employment and self-development, as well as community advocacy.
We serve as the umbrella group for over 50 neighborhood-based organizations, CDCs, and area block captains.  We work in partnership to address neighborhood residents' needs for housing, education, employment and self-development, as well as community advocacy.


Through the Nicetown-Improvement Team’s monthly meetings, workshops, and events, neighborhood residents
As a Registered Community Organization (RCO) with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC), we represent the neighborhood in zoning matters.  As such, we receive first notice of significant zoning proposals in the community and are responsible for scheduling and hosting public meetings for development projects filing for Zoning Board appeal or requiring Civic Design Review by the City of Philadelphia Office of Licenses and Inspections.
# share information and learn about opportunities for advancement,
 
# enhance community cooperation & individual life skills (e.g., health & well-being, financial literacy, job skills), and
''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://nicetowntioga.weebly.com home page].
# strategize and implement solutions to community problems.
 
==Info==
*History: [http://nicetowntioga.weebly.com/neighborhood-history.html Nicetown-Tioga Neighborhood History]
*Membership: [http://nicetowntioga.weebly.com/membership.html NTIT RCO Membership]
 
==See Also==
*[[Called To Serve Community Development Corporation (CTS)]]


As a Registered Community Organization (RCO) with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC), we represent the neighborhood in zoning matters.  As such, we receive first notice of significant zoning proposals in the community and are responsible for scheduling and hosting public meetings for development projects filing for Zoning Board appeal or requiring Civic Design Review by the City of Philadelphia Office of Licenses and Inspections.
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[[Contact Email::nicetowntioga@gmail.com| ]]

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nicetowntioga.weebly.com

Unity Garden, a community green space created through a partnership between the Nicetown-Tioga Improvement Team and COSACOSA Art at Large.

Formed in 1998 to consolidate community and economic development efforts, the Nicetown-Tioga Improvement Team (NTIT) is a Registered Community Organization (RCO) working to improve our North Philadelphia neighborhood ​by providing a public forum for community planning, dialogue, and social action.

We serve as the umbrella group for over 50 neighborhood-based organizations, CDCs, and area block captains. We work in partnership to address neighborhood residents' needs for housing, education, employment and self-development, as well as community advocacy.

As a Registered Community Organization (RCO) with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC), we represent the neighborhood in zoning matters. As such, we receive first notice of significant zoning proposals in the community and are responsible for scheduling and hosting public meetings for development projects filing for Zoning Board appeal or requiring Civic Design Review by the City of Philadelphia Office of Licenses and Inspections.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's home page.

Info

See Also