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Update: new design standards for driveway curb cuts
New legislation (Council Bill 2021-1085) at the City of Pittsburgh is being considered for design standards for off-street parking for single-family attached homes. This comes after advocacy from Lawrenceville United and 11 other organizations called for this additional measure, among other measures, to limit the propagation of driveway curb cuts on walkable streets, due to…
Lawrenceville United Releases 2014 Vacant Land RFPs
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2019 LIVE! In Lawrenceville
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211-219 38th Street Meeting Notes
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Development of New Residential Units at 260 42nd Street
ByHelenBrian Mendelssohn of Botero Development attended a community meeting on October 14th to present his plans for 8 residential units at 260 42nd Street. Residents were generally supportive, but concerned around the additional cars in the area. Mr. Mendelssohn agreed to write into his leases that residents are NOT allowed to participate in the Residential…