Bethany Davidson

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Name: Bethany Davidson
Date registered: August 15, 2008
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  1. Let us know your thoughts and interaction with PA Public Transit — October 7, 2010
  2. Allegheny Forum – how should local government serve you? — October 7, 2010
  3. City Controller proposes alternative parking plan — October 7, 2010
  4. Doughboy Square project set to go forward in Lawrenceville. — October 7, 2010
  5. PA General Assembly tackles blight issues — October 7, 2010

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Oct
07

Let us know your thoughts and interaction with PA Public Transit

Make your voice heard on transit!!! Please fill out the survey!

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Oct
07

Allegheny Forum – how should local government serve you?

Last Saturday, 300 citizens came together to discuss local government issues as part of a Deliberative Democracy Poll. The results will be shared with public officials later this year. If you were not one of the randomly selected, it does not mean we don’t value your opinions. In fact, we are offering you the opport…unity… Continue reading »

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Oct
07

City Controller proposes alternative parking plan

Which is better (or, perhaps, less bad)? Selling parking assets to the Parking Authority? Privatization? Or just letting the State take over our pension? “Saying a mayoral plan to lease parking garages and meters would raise rates too high and cede too much control, Pittsburgh Controller Michael Lamb today outlined an alternative means of avoiding… Continue reading »

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Oct
07

Doughboy Square project set to go forward in Lawrenceville.

Construction of five townhomes near the doughboy statue in Lawrenceville is poised to move forward with Pittsburgh City Council’s blessing. Council last week authorized the city Urban Redevelopment Authority to sell five parcels in the 3400 block of Butler Street to Central Real Estate Holdings LLC for $109,750. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10271/1090797-53.stm#ixzz11gVVpQby

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Oct
07

PA General Assembly tackles blight issues

Check out this great article on the work that Pennsylvania State Legislators and City Officials are doing to combat vacancy in our neighborhoods!

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Oct
07

City Budget Proposed

Mayor releases budget with no major cuts or lay-offs, includes anticipated parking lease revenue.

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Oct
07

State Housing Trust Fund Bill…

…PASSED Senate Appropriations!! Major milestone. Final legislative session is short. Get involved:

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Oct
07

City Planning host’s Open Space, Parks & Rec Best Practices Summit

Weigh in on the City’s Comprehensive Plan Open Spaces chapter!

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Oct
07

Fall Redd Up

 Has your community group signed up for the Fall “Redd Up?” happening October 15-17 in neighborhoods throughout the region? Contact your neighborhood organization to find out how you can participate. More info here.

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Sep
09

County’s property records rules may be eased

Allegheny County might ease restrictions on searching online property records. At least for some people. Nearly a year after barring name searches from the county’s real estate Web site, County Council is considering a proposal to allow some community groups to use them. The measure, set for introduction at tonight’s meeting, would allow organizations doing… Continue reading »

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