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Guzman, Schwank Announce $850,000 for Penn Square Redevelopment Project

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From Office of Senator Judy Schwank, Office of Representative Manuel Guzman Photo courtesy of micheile henderson on Unsplash On Monday, Feb. 24, Sen. Judy Schwank (D-Berks) and Rep. Manuel Guzman Jr. (D-Berks) announced $850,000 in Multimodal Transportation Fund grant funding for Philly Office Retail’s Penn Square Redevelopment Project. The funding will go toward new ADA-accessible sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, planters, street trees, bicycle …
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Guzman, Schwank Announce $850,000 for Penn Square Redevelopment Project

From Office of Senator Judy Schwank, Office of Representative Manuel Guzman Photo courtesy of micheile henderson on Unsplash On Monday, Feb. 24, Sen. Judy Schwank (D-Berks) and Rep. Manuel Guzman Jr. (D-Berks) announced $850,000 in Multimodal Transportation Fund grant funding for Philly Office Retail’s Penn Square Redevelopment Project. The funding will go toward new ADA-accessible sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, planters, street trees, bicycle …

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Schwank and Guzman announce $850K for Penn Square Redevelopment Project

Sen. Judy Schwank (D-Berks) and Rep. Manuel Guzman Jr. (D-Berks) announced Monday $850,000 in Multimodal Transportation Fund grant funding for Philly Office Retail’s Penn Square Redevelopment Project. The funding will go toward new ADA-accessible sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, planters, street trees, bicycle racks and benches at the corners of Fifth and Penn Street. The project is part of a larger effort to redevelop five historic properties al…

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