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2020 Board Elections + Spring Membership Meeting
Please join us for our annual Spring Membership Meeting & Board Elections on Thursday, June 11th at 6 p.m. The agenda will include: Board Elections: Each of the 14 candidates for the Board will share a few words about who they are and why they want to be on the Board. Open Q&A/comments: LU staff will respond…
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Lawrenceville Housing Survey
Our friends at Lawrenceville Corporation are working on solutions for affordable housing, and they need to hear from you about your housing experience. The survey takes about 5 minutes, and the answers will guide work moving forward, so the more responses we get, the better we can serve you! Your responses…
211-219 38th Street Meeting Notes
ByHelen211-219 38th Street Partners: Senko Construction & Moss Architects Presenting: Kris Senko Purchased 211-219 38th Street with intent to create 5 new townhomes there ZBA Hearing: September 22nd History of owners, Senko Construction # of projects completed locally in Northside, Oakland, Lawrenceville Doughboy Square townhomes Shops @ Doughboy Begin in 1996, started development in 2004…
OpenSpacePGH in Lawrenceville
ByadminOn 2.19.2013, Andrew Dash from the City of Pittsburgh’s Department of City Planning presented the OpenSpacePGH plan from the PlanPGH initiative. He covered the process of the plan development and tenative outcomes and how they pertain to Lawrenceville. We would like to thank him for coming to our local block watch meeting to update residents. …
Recap of LU Spring Membership & Board Elections – June 2024
On Thursday, June 13, 2024, Lawrenceville United hosted the annual Spring Membership and Board Meeting at the Clemente Museum (3339 Penn Ave). There were around 20 in person attendees and 10 online participants. The meeting was led by Executive Director, Dave Breingan, who shared an overview of Lawrenceville United and membership. LU exists because of…
Capuchin Property Redevelopment
ByHelenMarch 22, 2016 The Province of St. Augustine Order of the Capuchin #1, owners of the buildings in the 3600 block of Butler, met with the community to share their plans for renovating the site. Meeting notes and a project description are provided below. Their plans will be reviewed by the Zoning Board of Adjustment March…

