Information on planning practices, projects, and programs in Lawrenceville
Please see below for materials from the 6th Ward Block Watch on 7/31/2017: Original agenda Meeting minutes Project sheet for 3705 Butler Presentation from 3705 Butler
Please see below for meeting notes and materials for the 9th Ward Block Watch meetings in October and November. October 18, 2016 – 9th Ward Block Watch and community meeting on Hatfield Row project: Original agenda. Meeting notes. Public safety report. Presentation from Gupta Properties. November 15, 2016 – 9th Ward Block Watch and community…
The November 10th Ward Block Watch Meeting was held on 11/7/16 at Goodwill of Southwestern PA. Please see below for materials related to the meeting: Original agenda and full meeting notes. Public safety report from Zone 2 Police. November update from PWSA. Presentation by Jake Voelker of Cannabis Company of PA. Project sheet for Cannabis Company…
Please join us for a community meeting at 6:30 pm at the Irma Freeman Center for Imagination (5006 Penn Avenue) on Thursday, November 10th. Hough’s brewpub in Greenfield is proposing a new brewpub at 4568 Penn Avenue and will be presenting their plans.
Join us for a meeting about Lawrenceville Corporation’s Community Land Trust on October 11 Meeting Flyer
September 26, 2016 Piazza Talarico and 3700 Butler Street Meeting Notes Topic: 3832 Penn Ave and 3700 Butler Street 6th Ward Neighborhood Block Watch Approximately 28 people attended Presenting: Joe Talarico and Brian Mendelssohn Irwin, co-owner of Botero developers also attended Public Safety Update, see Block Watch meeting packet for full report Lawrenceville Corporation unable to…
6.8.2016 Update Project History Duncan Park sits at the intersection of Duncan Street and 54th, in Upper Lawrenceville. The site was decommissioned as a City of Pittsburgh park several years ago. While the City still owns the property, the “decommissioned” status means that they have no plans to make site improvements. As part…
Preserving affordability in Lawrenceville is a high priority for the thousands of residents we serve through our many programs. The Lawrenceville Corporation is working with LU and others to introduce a Community Land Trust (CLT) that will help preserve affordability and make it possible for individuals to build equity and purchase homes here who are…
The latest updates to the plans for the park reflect continued feedback from the community, including groups like the Lawrenceville Historical Society, who has been represented on the Steering Committee since the beginning of the project. These plans are still a living document, and your input is needed to continue to shape them. We will…
