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Community Meeting on Albion Development at Butler & McCandless

ByDavid Breingan

Albion Development is proposing a new, mixed-use development at Butler & McCandless, with approximately 300 housing units and new commercial space. As part of LU & LC’s community process, you’re invited to attend this open and public meeting to learn more, ask questions, and provide feedback on Tues. 11/15 at 6:30 PM. This is a hybrid event and will be hosted in-person as well as virtually. Ways to attend:

– In-person: at Persad Center (5301 Butler Street, Suite 100). Face masks will be strictly required indoors (and provided for those who don’t have them).

– By Zoom: register at https://bit.ly/Albion15201.

– By Facebook Live: join at https://www.facebook.com/LawrencevilleUnited/

– By phone: call LU at 412-802-7220 IN ADVANCE to register to join the Zoom call by phone.

LU and LC are committed to making our meetings accessible. Please let us know what your accessibility needs are at 412-802-7220 or info@LUnited.org.

Materials for those joining by Zoom / Facebook Live:

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