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City Planning Commission (CPC)

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What it does

Guides land use and land development within the city, makes zoning recommendations to council, and reviews major development plans and proposals.

When it meets

Every other Tuesday

Website

https://pittsburghpa.gov/dcp/planning-commission

9 members

Christine Mondor
Chair, joined 4/1/2014
LaShawn M. Burton-Faulk
Vice Chair, joined 4/1/2014
Becky Mingo
Secretary, joined 7/18/2017
Dina Blackwell
Member, joined 5/6/2014
Fred W. Brown Jr.
Member, joined 4/1/2014
Jean Holland "Holly" Dick
Member, joined 10/6/2015
Jennifer Bubnash Askey
Member, joined 4/1/2014
Rachel E. O'Neill
Member, joined 9/4/2018
Sabina Deitrick
Member, joined 2/10/2015

Stories

Bethlehem Haven women’s shelter seeks to expand and renovate
April 4, 2023
Out with the old bank and in with the new bank
February 21, 2023
Plan for Lower Hill concert venue passes crucial step
January 24, 2023
Plan for Lower Hill concert venue paused while community digests details
January 10, 2023
Lower Hill developers tout park plans, minority contracting to commission
December 13, 2022
Oakland residents agree on need for change, disagree with proposed zoning plan
December 5, 2022
Strip District boom to roll on as two new projects win approval
November 1, 2022
Updated: Developer skeptical of Hill surcharge proposal as key church calls for affordable housing
October 17, 2022
Planning Commission again denies East Liberty bank demolition, leaves room for third try
October 4, 2022
Surrounded by university and city development, Oakland residents face and embrace change, vie for a seat at the table
August 1, 2022
CMU master plan prioritizes community integration
July 26, 2022
CMU grad student growth driving plans for even denser campus
July 12, 2022
Proposed tower over YWCA building would include affordable units
May 17, 2022
Oakland Crossings gets warmer Planning Commission reception … but no vote
March 8, 2022
A drug store can go, but a bootlegger’s house should stand, city’s planning panel finds
February 8, 2022
Affordable housing measure’s expansion to two Pittsburgh neighborhoods gets commission OK
January 11, 2022
Pittsburgh’s Planning Commission concerned and cautious about Oakland Crossings
December 7, 2021
Hazelwood Green parking gets commission’s OK
November 23, 2021
Big Hazelwood investment comes ahead of hearing on plans
November 17, 2021
Oakland Crossings could be a fork in the road for Pittsburgh’s development processes
November 5, 2021
Takeoff imminent, destination debatable: It’s decision time on Pittsburgh’s ‘next frontier’ for redevelopment
October 27, 2021
March 2021 Develop PGH Bulletins
March 31, 2021
Develop PGH Bulletins: The latest news on development in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
January 4, 2021
21, 20, 19 … As Pittsburgh counts down to a new year amid the COVID-19 economy, 2020’s development questions await 2021’s answers.
January 4, 2021
Homewood residents get first glimpse of ‘comprehensive community plan’ to tackle housing, development, transit and more
April 24, 2019
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