Over the last few weeks, several incidents of gun violence have occurred, most recently and shockingly the shooting at the basketball courts near the former Kindred hospital. On behalf of the Allegheny City Central Association board, I would like to express our deep sadness that these events have occurred, and our wishes for a speedy and complete recovery for those affected by Tuesday night’s terrible incident.
Read more ...Meet the Nominees for the 2016-2018 Board of Directors. The election will be held at the General Membership Meeting on Monday, May 9 at 7:00 pm at Fabled Table.
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Tim Nuttle, Principal of Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., and Andrew Wickesberg, ACCA President, are reaching out to City Council Representatives, Pittsburgh Department of Public Works, PWSA, foundations, and State and Federal representatives, to secure funding for the Sampsonia Way Green Infrastructure Project.
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Today, Judge James issued a decision in favor of the appellant. ACCA remains deeply committed to TREK’s Garden Theater Block project and to TREK as the preferred developer.
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On behalf of the board of the Allegheny City Central Association, we wish you all a happy and healthy year ahead. I am excited to start work on implementing a new vision statement that represents a new direction for ACCA. It is our hope that we can establish a pattern of community wide events, as well as foster activities that bring neighbors together, so that we might truly embody the tagline for the Allegheny City Central neighborhood, All Together. Different.
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Call to Action: ACCA is asking neighbors to express their support for the Garden Theater Block project as proposed by TREK Development Group. TREK remains committed to the appeal process, and is very confident that based on the facts of the case that they will ultimately prevail.
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At least two appeals have been filed contesting TREK’s Garden Theater Block Zoning approval. ACCA remains committed to supporting TREK and its project as it was presented at our last membership meeting.
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Jake Bier, resident of Allegheny City Central, and Zach Ingoldsby are planning to open the War Streets Brewery in our neighborhood in early 2016 at the historic Firehouse at 1416 Arch Street.
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City of Asylum has closed on the purchase of the historic Masonic Building from the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Construction will begin immediately and is scheduled to take 10 months.
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For the One Northside Community Grant, ACCA members voted to accept the project that envisions greening infrastructure improvements on Sampsonia Way.
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