On January 23, 2017, Fort Willow Developers held a meeting to engage neighbors in discussion about how to use the Bay 4 space that will remain open to the public. Here are the meeting notes from that discussion and pictures from the brainstorming session. Have other ideas? Contact Ben at Fort Willow Developers.
Please read the following articles that discuss the recent planning work being done by residents in the 10thWard: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/neighborhoods-city/upper-lawrenceville-works-hard-to-fashion-a-new-image-673317/ http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/morning-file/walkabout-upper-lawrenceville-looks-to-revitalize-without-losing-grit-672447/ The complete plan will be available online by early summer.
Name: Craig Stack Area: Central Lawrenceville/ 9th Ward How long have you lived in Lawrenceville? 30 years Why did you move to/ stay in Lawrenceville? It is home and I love our neighbors! Current Employer/ Job Title: Enterprise Rent A Car (Car Sales Division)/ Senior Account Executive Please list Community Service, Non-Profit, or Board Experience: Morningside Youth Baseball Board, Morningside…
4501 Butler Street Meeting Notes Topic: 4501 Butler Street 9th Ward Neighborhood Block Watch Approximately 37 people attended Presenting: Joel Bolden and Chris Morgan Morgan’s BBQ: Three employees from Brooklyn location Public Safety Update, see Block Watch meting minutes for full report Public Safety announcement: Officer Antoine Davis, Zone 2 Police: Town Hall meeting, September 28…
On 9/14, E Properties & Development presented their latest plans for a redevelopment of the Holy Family site for 45 for-sale housing units. Their plans include a historic rehabilitation of the church building for 24 units, and 21 new townhomes to be constructed where the former school and rectory buildings stand. Per the Lawrenceville inclusionary…
