Pittsburgh City Council
Controller audit reveals city-owned properties break code rules but face no fines.
The City of Pittsburgh does not pay fines for code violations on city-owned properties.
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Managing the city property portfolio
How the city sells, transfers, and maintains the land and buildings it owns.
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City property sales to out-of-state buyers rejected.
City council is looking for a mechanism to stop out-of-state limited liability companies (LLCs) purchasing property at auction.
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Cultural Trust wants to take city street for its venue.
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust hopes to paint Downtown with a wider brush.
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Three Sisters Bridges, Schenley Park and Pump Stations are on the verge of historic designations.
Pittsburgh has a long history and now more of it is about to be designated as “historic.”
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The Land Bank and the city's vacant homesManaging the city property portfolioPittsburgh City Council
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The Details.
Much of the discussion this week was not tied directly to the bills at hand. Instead, the council members took the opportunity to discuss related issues to each of the bills.