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Mayor Gainey's inclusionary zoning plan passes planning commission

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The plan would cover all neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh and require 10% of housing units to be affordable.

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Mayor Gainey's inclusionary zoning plan passes planning commission

The plan would cover all neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh and require 10% of housing units to be affordable.

·Pittsburgh, United States
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Pittsburgh planning commisson backs Gainey proposal to expand affordable housing citywide

Pittsburgh is a step closer to expanding affordable housing mandates throughout all of its neighborhoods. After a marathon 10-hour hearing, city Planning...

·Pittsburgh, United States
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Pittsburgh Mayor Gainey wins approval from City Council on inclusionary zoning proposals.

After a *10-hour* hearing on January 28, the Pittsburgh Planning Commission voted 8-0 to recommend Mayor Gainey’s package of zoning proposals, which includes various zoning reforms (increased Transit Oriented Development density, reduced lot sizes, relaxed parking requirements, and accessory dwelling units) and citywide IZ based on the overlay district ordinance that RHLS helped draft in 2019. The commission also voted … The post Pittsburgh Mayo…

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PublicSource | News for a better Pittsburgh…PublicSource | News for a better Pittsburgh…

Inclusionary zoning prevails before Pittsburgh commission

Citywide inclusionary zoning won an important endorsement from the City Planning Commission early Wednesday morning after the panel narrowly opposed a competing plan that would be less comprehensive in requiring affordable housing. With the packed hearing with an estimated 100 public speakers and two votes, debates in Pittsburgh to institutionalize affordable housing reached a new pitch of tension.  “Everybody in this room is frustrated for very…

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