There have been many delays in the Garden Theater Block, but ACCA had been looking forward to having one of the city’s best restaurants become an anchor of the Garden Theater Block redevelopment.
Read more ...URA Approaches Vote On Garden Theater Block Redevelopment Rights
Domenic Branduzzi, owner of Piccolo Forno in Lawrenceville, will no longer be opening a restaurant in the Garden Theater block. While this news is disappointing, there is greater optimism than ever that our commercial corridor will soon become a lively, economic bright spot. The City’s Urban Redevelopment Authority is poised to announce the selection of one or more experienced developers who will lead the thoroughfare’s revitalization at what is truly an economic high point for the neighborhood.
Read more ...Development Proposed for 506-508 West North Avenue
At the November ACCA General Membership, James Pastorius shared his plans to develop 506-508 West North Avenue as a modern living and creative space. James Pastorius is the founder of Savage Visual Effects and plans to locate his business there.
Read more ...Neighborhood Pride Assessment Survey
Please provide your input to the Safety Committee by completing a Neighborhood Pride Assessment Survey. This survey will be used to identify and address safety issues in the neighborhood and to develop action plans for solving the identified issues. The deadline for submission is Monday, December 15.
Read more ...Garden Theater Block Update
Construction has begun on the water and sewer infrastructure that will serve the entire Garden Theater Block. City of Asylum Pittsburgh has entered a period of exclusive negotiations to purchase the Masonic Building for its Alphabet City project. The Urban Redevelopment Authority is reviewing the proposals of five developers who responded to the RFP for other buildings in the block.
Read more ...RFP to Develop Lots on Alpine Avenue
ACCA is requesting proposals for the development of fourteen vacant lots on Alpine and one on Carrington. Interested parties may respond with proposals for individual or multiple properties. The intent of this development is to create a significant impact on the 200 block of Alpine Avenue. Proposals should be consistent with related goals in ACCA’s Community Master Plan. Proposals are due by December 5, 2014.
Read more ...October’s Neighborhood Safety Meeting Highlights
Allegheny City Central Association’s first monthly Neighborhood Safety Meeting was held on Tuesday, October 29, 2014 at Carnegie Library – Allegheny. In attendance at the meeting were Chief Cameron McLay, Zone 1 Commander RaShall Brackney, Community Officer Larry Crawford, Councilwoman Darlene Harris and about 35 residents from our community.
Read more ...Attend the Neighborhood Public Safety Meeting
On Tuesday October 28, the Allegheny City Central Association Safety Committee will be hosting a Neighborhood Public Safety Meeting. The meeting will be held at Carnegie Library – Allegheny, located at 1230 Federal Street, starting at 6:00 pm. Scheduled to attend are Zone 1 Commander Brackney, Officer Larry Crawford, and representatives from Daniel Lavelle and Darlene Harris’ offices.
Read more ...Meet Your Neighbors – Kyle, Brooke and Chili
New neighbors Kyle and Brooke, along with their dog Chili, are the latest additions to Jacksonia Street. Having lived in the Allegheny Center Apartments, Kyle and Brooke fell in love with the area while taking Chili on several walks through the Mexican War Streets.
Read more ...Pitt Students Made a Difference
University of Pittsburgh students arrived at Allegheny City Central to weed and mulch Mechanics Retreat Park, Drover Park, and trees along lower Brighton Road. Each year Pitt sends students to neighborhoods throughout Pittsburgh as part of National Make a Difference Day.
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