Pittsburgh public meetings in 2022

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several budget amendments and infrastructure projects. Key items include a $50 million federal grant application for the Hill District and a nearly $10 million contract for the ROOTS public safety program.

• $50 million HUD grant application for the Bedford Dwellings/Hill District project
• $9,960,000 contract with AHN Research Institute for the ROOTS program
• Extension of Mansfield Oil fuel card services up to $81,385
• Rezoning three parcels in the 12th Ward from Local Neighborhood Commercial to Urban Industrial
• $44,396.80 reimbursement to PennDOT for Woodruff Bridge repairs

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee is reviewing resolutions to amend several 2023 fiscal year appropriations. These updates involve the general fund, the Stop the Violence Fund, and the Parks Trust Fund.

• Resolution 2022-1094: Updating general fund sum and PAYGO transfer for FY 2023
• Resolution 2022-1095: Updating proposed expenditures for the Stop the Violence Fund
• Resolution 2022-1096: Updating Parks Trust Fund transfer to the 2023 Capital Budget

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding city funding and public services. Items include a large-scale housing grant application and a plan to purchase medical debt. The committees will also address public safety programs and infrastructure maintenance.

• $50,000,000 HUD Choice Neighborhoods grant application for Bedford Dwellings/Hill District
• $1,000,000 agreement to purchase healthcare debt through RIP Medical Debt
• $9,960,000 agreement with AHN Research Institute for the ROOTS program
• Creation of a Lawrenceville Mobility Enhancement District
• $44,396.80 reimbursement to PennDOT for Woodruff Bridge maintenance

City Council

The council is taking final action on the 2023 capital and operating budgets. The agenda also includes a proposal for a $50 million federal grant application for the Hill District neighborhood transformation plan. Other items involve setting 2023 tax interest rates and the city fee schedule.

• Adoption of the 2023 Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Program
• $50 million HUD grant application for Hill District transformation
• $20,000 agreement with EnterChange Group, LLC for strategic planning
• 2023 interest rates for delinquent Earned Income and Home Rule taxes
• Approval of the 2023 city fee schedule

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will discuss proposed amendments to the 2023 Operating, Capital, and Council budgets.

• Amendments to the 2023 Operating budget
• Amendments to the 2023 Capital budget
• Amendments to the 2023 Council budget

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is holding a public hearing for Bill 901. This resolution proposes updates and amendments to the Rules of Council.

• Public hearing for Bill 901 regarding updating and amending the Rules of Council

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings held a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0856. This resolution proposes designating the property at 412 Blvd of the Allies as a Historic Structure under Title 11 of the Code of Ordinances. The City is the owner of this property located in Downtown's 1st Ward.

• Public hearing for historic designation of 412 Blvd of the Allies (Bill 2022-0856)

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is holding a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0817. The ordinance proposes changing the zoning of three parcels in the Larimer neighborhood from Local Neighborhood Commercial to Urban Industrial.

• Bill 2022-0817: Rezoning three parcels in the 12th Ward from LN to UI

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee is reviewing the 2023 fiscal year budgets, including the capital budget and operating appropriations. The agenda includes ordinances to set interest rates for Earned Income and Home Rule taxes and property tax payment dates. A resolution is also proposed to transfer $264,805.53 to the Bureau of Police for body armor replacement.

• Transfer of $264,805.53 to the Bureau of Police for body armor replacement
• Adoption of the 2023 Capital Budget and Community Development Program
• Setting the 2023 real estate taxation rate
• Establishing interest rates for 2023 Earned Income and Home Rule taxes
• Approval of community grants, including $4,999 to several local organizations

Committee on Hearings

The Pittsburgh Committee on Hearings will meet to conduct a vote on specific line items for the 2023 budget. The provided agenda contains only this single item.

• Vote on 2023 budget line items

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several proposals regarding public safety, infrastructure, and community programs. The agenda includes items for landslide remediation in Mt. Washington and the creation of a new mobility district in Lawrenceville. Additionally, the Council will consider funding for police equipment and social service contracts.

• $1,000,000 agreement with RIP Medical Debt to purchase and discharge healthcare debt
• $9,960,000 contract for the 'ROOTS' program via AHN Research Institute
• $264,805.53 transfer to the Bureau of Police for body armor replacement
• Landslide remediation projects and property acquisitions in Mt. Washington
• Creation of the Lawrenceville Mobility Enhancement District

City Council

This meeting consists of a swearing-in ceremony for Barbara G. Warwick to fill a vacancy in District 5. The remaining agenda items are routine procedural matters, including the approval of minutes.

• Swearing-in ceremony for Barbara G. Warwick, District 5
• Approval of minutes

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting budget hearings for the Department of Public Works. The sessions cover administration, environmental services, facilities, operations, and capital projects.

• Budget hearing: Administration
• Budget hearing: Environmental Services
• Budget hearing: Facilities
• Budget hearing: Operations
• Budget hearing: Capital Projects

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting budget hearings regarding the Park Tax Trust Fund, Parks and Recreation, and the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy.

• Budget hearing: Park Tax Trust Fund
• Budget hearing: Parks and Recreation
• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is scheduled to conduct budget hearings for several entities. These include the Commission on Human Relations, Carnegie Library, Oakland Business Improvement District, and Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership.

• Budget hearing: Commission on Human Relations
• Budget hearing: Carnegie Library
• Budget hearing: Oakland Business Improvement District
• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions, including a $4.2 million contract for Google Cloud services and an amendment to geotechnical services up to $1.5 million. The agenda also includes a $70,000 grant for youth employment banking access and a $45,000 donation to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Foodbank.

• $4,282,824.38 contract for Google Cloud subscription services via Carahsoft Technology Corp.
• $1,500,000 agreement with D’Appolonia for emergency geotechnical services
• $70,000 grant to Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund for summer youth employment banking access
• $45,000 donation from the Office of the City Clerk to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Foodbank
• Amended lease for the Bureau of Police headquarters at 1203 Western Avenue

Committee on Hearings

The Pittsburgh Committee on Hearings is conducting budget hearings for several city departments. These include the Department of Mobility & Infrastructure, the Office of Municipal Investigations, and the Citizen Police Review Board.

• Operating and capital budget hearing for Department of Mobility & Infrastructure
• Budget hearing for Office of Municipal Investigations
• Budget hearing for Citizen Police Review Board

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council met to consider several resolutions regarding city services and infrastructure. Key items included a multi-million dollar contract for security guard services and sewage facility plan revisions for the Lower Hill Redevelopment and Environmental Charter School. The council also reviewed budget adjustments for roadway and pedestrian projects.

• Security guard services agreement with St. Moritz Security Services, Inc. up to $6,990,061
• Quetica contract expansion for fleet telematics and GPS to a total of $2,626,208
• $45,000 donation to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Foodbank
• Sewage facility plan revisions for Lower Hill Redevelopment and 6545 Hamilton Avenue
• DOJ grant funding of $79,327 for technology projects

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a reconvened public hearing for Bill 2022-0592. This ordinance proposes creating three new base zoning districts and making various amendments to the Pittsburgh Zoning Code. The session follows a hearing that was recessed on September 14, 2022.

• Public hearing for Bill 2022-0592 regarding Pittsburgh Zoning Code amendments
• Proposal to create three new base zoning districts

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting budget hearings for the Department of Public Safety. The session includes discussions regarding the Bureau of Administration and the Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention concerning the Stop the Violence Trust Fund.

• Budget hearings for the Stop the Violence Trust Fund

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for several public safety bureaus. The session includes the Bureau of Police, Bureau of Fire, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, and Bureau of Animal Care and Control.

• Budget hearing: Bureau of Police
• Budget hearing: Bureau of Fire
• Budget hearing: Bureau of Emergency Medical Services
• Budget hearing: Bureau of Animal Care and Control

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for the Department of Finance, which includes three taxing bodies, and the Department of Law, which includes the Ethics Hearing Board.

• Budget hearing for Department of Finance
• Budget hearing for Department of Law

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees will review several resolutions regarding public safety and infrastructure. Items include a large-scale security guard services agreement and funding for construction at 412 Boulevard of the Allies. The agenda also covers departmental invoices and budget transfers for EMS and mobility.

• Security guard services contract with St. Moritz Security Services, Inc. up to $6,990,061
• Construction funding at 412 Boulevard of the Allies up to $3,200,000
• DOJ grant for technology projects totaling $79,327
• Expansion of Quetica fleet telematics contract to $2,626,208
• Liberty Ave Highway Safety Improvement Program funding increase to $7,405,556

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for various municipal departments. These include the Mayor’s Office, the Office of Equity, and the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. The agenda also includes hearings for the Office of Community Health and Safety and the City Controller.

• Budget hearing: Mayor's Office
• Budget hearing: Office of Equity
• Budget hearing: Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs
• Budget hearing: Office of Community Health and Safety
• Budget hearing: City Controller

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and property sales. Proposed items include maintenance agreements for OneStopPGH and contract extensions for human resources software. The agenda also includes committee recommendations for property conveyances through the Side Yard Program.

• $3,200,000 in capital funding for construction at 412 Boulevard of the Allies
• $1,224,482 contract for maintenance and support of OneStopPGH
• $1,001,000 contract extension with Ceridian, Human Capital Management, Inc.
• Creation of the Opioid Misuse Abatement Trust Fund
• Property sales for 3341 Milwaukee Street and 7317 Monticello Street

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing for Bill 2022-0819. This ordinance proposes amendments to the Pittsburgh Code regarding review and approval processes in Downtown Districts.

• Public hearing for Bill 2022-0819 regarding Downtown District zoning updates
• Proposed amendments to Title Nine - Zoning, Article IV - Planning Districts, Chapter 910

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for several city-related authorities. These include the Pittsburgh Housing Authority, the Pittsburgh Parking Authority, and the Sports & Exhibition Authority.

• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Housing Authority
• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Parking Authority
• Budget hearing: Sports & Exhibition Authority/Stadium Authority

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is scheduled to conduct budget hearings for the Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority (PWSA) and ALCOSAN. The meeting is set for November 22, 2022.

• Budget hearing for PWSA
• Budget hearing for ALCOSAN

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee is reviewing several items, including the 2023 capital and operating budgets. The agenda also includes ordinances to set 2023 tax rates and interest for delinquent taxes. Additionally, the committee will consider various legal settlements and a $90,000 grant for youth sports.

• Adoption of the 2023 Capital Budget and 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Program
• Ordinances to set 2023 real estate, earned income, and home rule tax rates
• A $35,000 settlement for a case in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
• A $90,000 grant from Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation for youth sports programming
• Resolution to address homelessness and affordable housing policies

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts, infrastructure funding, and appointments. These items include technology service agreements, bridge engineering work, and sewage facility plans.

• Security services agreement with St. Moritz Security Services, Inc. up to $6,990,061
• Expansion of Quetica fleet telematics contract to a total of $2,626,208
• Engineering work agreements with CSXT for Frazier Street and Charles Anderson bridge replacements
• Google Cloud subscription services agreement through Carahsoft Technology Corp. up to $4,282,824.38
• Housing Counseling Program agreement with the Urban League of Pittsburgh up to $100,000

Executive Session

The City Council met in executive session to discuss resolutions authorizing payments for litigation-related costs. These items include expert fees and case settlements in federal and Allegheny County courts.

• $9,500.00 warrant for Christopher P. Boyle for expert fees in U.S. District Court litigation
• $11,184.00 warrant for Gleason & Associates, P.C. regarding case G.D. 19-005659
• $35,000.00 settlement payment to Joyce Haynes and Simon & Simon for case G.D. 20-005275

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0795. This bill requests the approval of an inter-municipal transfer of restaurant liquor license No. CC-1193 to the premises located at 48 Greenway Drive in Pittsburgh.

• Public hearing for Bill 2022-0795 regarding a liquor license transfer to 48 Greenway Drive

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for several municipal agencies. The scheduled reviews include the Urban Redevelopment Authority, Housing Opportunity Fund, Pittsburgh Land Bank, and Department of City Planning.

• Budget hearing: Urban Redevelopment Authority
• Budget hearing: Housing Opportunity Fund
• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Land Bank
• Budget hearing: Department of City Planning

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for several city departments and organizations. These sessions include the Department of Human Resources, Pittsburgh Partnership, and the Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections.

• Budget hearing: Department of Human Resources
• Budget hearing: Pittsburgh Partnership
• Budget hearing: Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct budget hearings for several divisions within the Office of Management & Budget. These sessions include reviews of operating, capital, and procurement divisions.

• Operating Budget Division hearings
• Capital Budget Division hearings
• CDBG Division hearings
• Procurement Division and Grants Office hearings
• Equipment Leasing Authority hearings

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are considering a DOJ grant for police training and capacity expansion. The committees are also reviewing funding for the Swindell Bridge Construction project and security camera services. Additionally, several legal settlements and contract extensions were presented for approval.

• $539,580.21 DOJ grant for police training and capacity expansion
• Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan and zoning changes
• Swindell Bridge Construction reimbursement up to $1,700,000
• Johnson Controls security camera contract increase of $381,700
• Extension of Maher Duessel auditing services up to $672,859

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will conduct an overview and policy discussion regarding the 2023 budget. This is the only item listed on the agenda.

• Overview/Policy Discussion for the 2023 Budget

City Council

The City Council will hear the Mayor's Budget Address and consider resolutions to adopt the 2023 Capital and Operating Budgets. The agenda also includes items regarding tax rate adjustments, infrastructure projects, and food service contracts.

• Adoption of the 2023 Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Program
• Food Service Program for Parks and Recreation up to $900,000
• Sylvan Avenue Multimodal Path Project reimbursement agreement up to $1,000,000
• Ordinances to set 2023 real estate, earned income, and home rule tax rates
• License agreement with Allegheny GoatScape for citywide grazing

Executive Session

The City Council met in executive session to discuss a resolution authorizing a $22,360.45 warrant for Kittelson, LLC regarding court matters. The agenda also included a resolution to update and amend the Rules of Council.

• Resolution authorizing a $22,360.45 warrant for Kittelson, LLC
• Resolution updating and amending the Rules of Council

Committee on Hearings

The Pittsburgh Committee on Hearings will hold public hearings regarding the Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan 2022. The agenda also includes a proposal to rezone seven parcels in the 7th and 14th Wards to the Education Medical Institution district.

• Resolution for the Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan 2022
• Ordinance to rezone seven parcels from RM-H and R1D-L to EMI in the 7th and 14th Wards

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding grants, contracts, and appointments. Proposed items include federal funding for breathing apparatuses and a contract for employee benefits development. The committees are also considering budget shifts for street resurfacing.

• $2,000,000 Heinz Endowments grant for Homewood Field construction
• $1,718,181.81 FEMA grant for Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBAs)
• $1,288,000 contract with Willis Towers Watson for employee benefits development
• Budget amendment shifting $408,090 from a training facility to street resurfacing
• $500,000 in grants for community-based economic development planning

Post Agenda

Pittsburgh City Council will hold a discussion regarding the Pittsburgh Plan for Peace and Group Violence Initiative. The item was requested by Council Member Rev. Ricky V. Burgess and includes invited guests from Community Affairs, Operation Better Block, and the REACH program.

• Discussion on Pittsburgh Plan for Peace & Group Violence Initiative

City Council

The City Council is considering several resolutions to increase funding for city projects and services. These items include updates to design management, security camera integration, and bridge construction.

• $1,206,117.85 increase for CDR Maguire, Inc. design management services
• $900,000 increase for Swindell Bridge construction reimbursement
• $381,700 increase for Johnson Controls security camera integration
• Extension of Smart Loading Zone pilot program to three years
• $400,000 total funding for Saw Mill Run Boulevard flood mitigation

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing resolutions for budget reallocations and property easements. Items include shifting funds from the Mon-Oakland Connector to street resurfacing and authorizing legal services for the Citizen Police Review Board. The agenda also covers updates to short-term rental regulations and sewage facility plans.

• Reallocation of $400,000 from Mon-Oakland Connector/Four Mile Run to street resurfacing
• Legal services contract for Citizen Police Review Board up to $45,000 annually
• Budget transfer of $157,705 from ERP to Information System Modernization
• Easement authorization for structures on City property (Parcel ID 87-C-60)
• URA acquisition of property at 201 Glen Caladh Street

Post Agenda

Pittsburgh City Council will hold a discussion regarding an update to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) spending plan. This item was requested by Council Member Bobby Wilson and includes participation from budget officials.

• Update on the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) spending plan

City Council

The City Council meeting includes resolutions regarding various grants, city contracts, and personnel appointments. Items presented include funding for public safety equipment and neighborhood employment programs.

• $2,000,000 Heinz Endowments grant for Homewood Field construction
• $1,718,181.81 FEMA grant for Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBAs)
• Up to $1,288,000 contract for employee benefits negotiations
• Up to $80,000 for Police Chief recruitment services
• Up to $500,000 for community and economic development planning

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and funding. This includes proposals for emergency housing services, legal service agreements, and infrastructure projects. The agenda also includes a budget amendment to increase funding for slope failure remediation.

• $3,822,201.20 contract with Power Construction Company for CBD Signals Phase 4 Project
• $1,275,737.00 agreement with Jewish Healthcare Foundation for HIV/AIDS services
• $1,198,946.00 agreement for emergency shelter and housing relocation services
• $428,070.00 grant application for the Arsenal Renovation: Phase 1 project
• Budget amendment moving $196,833.44 from flood control to slope failure remediation

City Council

The council is reviewing budget amendments for street resurfacing and information system modernization. They are also considering grant applications for community spaces and the expansion of the Murray Hill Historic District.

• Reallocating $400,000 from Mon-Oakland Connector/Four Mile Run to street resurfacing
• Expanding the Murray Hill Historic District at 1163 and 1165 Murray Hill Avenue
• Legal services contract for Citizen Police Review Board up to $45,000 per year
• $500,000 grant application for Homewood Park Community Gathering Space
• $7,053.80 settlement for damage to a Wendy's drive-thru canopy

Committee on Hearings

Food Policy Council ambassadors are scheduled to present policy recommendations regarding urban agriculture and food equity. This presentation is part of the Committee on Hearings meeting.

• Presentation of urban agriculture and food equity policy recommendations

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions and ordinances. Items include grant applications for the Homewood Park Community Gathering Space and the East Liberty Mobility plan. The agenda also includes a property damage settlement and various zoning updates.

• $500,000 grant application for Homewood Park Community Gathering Space
• $500,000 grant application for the East Liberty Mobility plan
• $7,053.80 settlement for damage to a Wendy's drive-thru canopy at 2410 W. Liberty Avenue
• Rezoning of three parcels in the 12th Ward from local commercial to urban industrial
• Approval of new street names: Banksville Park Drive and Shelter House Road

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0698. The resolution proposes expanding the Murray Hill Historic District to include properties at 1163 and 1165 Murray Hill Avenue in Squirrel Hill.

• Public hearing for historic designation of 1163 and 1165 Murray Hill Avenue

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing resolutions for infrastructure projects, property acquisitions by the USA, and various service agreements. The agenda also includes budget amendments for slope failure remediation and funding for emergency shelter services.

• Agreement with Power Construction Company for CBD Signals Phase 4 Project up to $3,822,201.20
• Grant application for Arsenal Renovation: Phase 1 in the amount of $428,070.00
• Budget amendment transferring $196,833.44 from flood control to slope failure remediation
• Agreement with Jewish Healthcare Foundation for HIV/AIDS services up to $1,275,737.00
• FEMA grant of $280,000 for Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire attack packages

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0782. This resolution proposes updating the continued designation of the Oakland Business Improvement District.

• Public hearing for Oakland Business Improvement District renewal (Bill 2022-0782)

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees meeting includes discussions on several city contracts and appointments. Key items include a federal grant for fire equipment and funding increases for bridge projects. The agenda also covers street naming and intergovernmental salt-sharing agreements.

• $280,000 FEMA grant for new fire attack packages
• $832,132.94 total for West Ohio Street and Ridge Avenue Bridges Project
• $20,000 in mini-grants for the 2022 Love Your Block program
• New street names: Woodring Court and Hertzog Way
• $106,000 increase for Monday.com project management software

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is considering several grant applications for community spaces and infrastructure. The agenda also includes street name changes, various proclamations, and appointments to city commissions.

• Grant application for Homewood Park Community Gathering Space ($500,000)
• Grant application for East Liberty Mobility plan ($500,000)
• $800,000 budget increase for the California Avenue Bridge project
• Settlement of $7,053.80 to Primary Aim, LLC (Wendy's) for property damage
• Zoning change for three parcels in the 12th Ward

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure funding, public safety grants, and departmental contracts. Proposed items include budget adjustments for bridge projects and new agreements for stolen property tracking.

• $800,000 increase for the California Avenue Bridge project
• $566,384 grant for auto theft prevention
• $524,361 total funding request for Homewood Park playground and community space
• $2,126,495 for Allegheny Circle Phase 2 construction phase
• $378,839 software agreement for stolen property tracking

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure, including the West Carson Street Bridge and Fern Hollow Bridge projects. The agenda also includes decisions on intergovernmental agreements for salt sharing with Allegheny County and various professional service contracts.

• Reallocating $500,000 from bridge upgrades to the West Carson Street Bridge project
• Supplemental agreement for West Ohio Street and Ridge Avenue Bridges Project up to $832,132.94
• Amending a software contract with Lexipol LLC for police, fire, and EMS wellness services up to $557,049.67
• Agreement with Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership for South Side Clean Team ambassadors up to $375,000
• Salt sharing and snow clearance agreement between the City and Allegheny County through 2025

Executive Session

The City Council will hold an executive session regarding the status of city firearms litigation. The discussion concerns the case as it moves from Common Pleas Court to Commonwealth Court. City Solicitor Krysia Kubiak and Associate Attorney Wendy Kobee will attend to provide legal consultation.

• Status of city firearms litigation
• Transition of litigation from Common Pleas Court to Commonwealth Court

Standing Committees

Standing Committees will review several budget transfers and infrastructure projects. Proposed items include funding shifts for bridge work and the Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan.

• Reallocating $500,000 from bridge upgrades to the West Carson Street Bridge project
• A contract not to exceed $375,000 for South Side Clean Team ambassadors
• A grant application for the rehabilitation of McKinley Park Community Center
• Approval of the Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan 2022
• Transferring $410,000 to fund community and sports group grants

City Council

The City Council is considering resolutions for cooperation agreements with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh. These include funding for the Community Development Block Grant Program and a grant for Warrington Recreation Center renovations.

• Resolution 2022-0686: Cooperation Agreement for CDBG Program up to $6,500,000
• Resolution 2022-0768: Grant agreement for Warrington Recreation Center renovation of $1,500,000

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees will discuss resolutions regarding legal settlements, contract amendments, and budget transfers. Proposed items include a $2 million transfer for Public Works fuel costs and an amendment to add EMS scheduling services to a technology agreement. The committees will also review various departmental invoices and property acquisitions.

• $125,000 settlement for litigation involving Mary DeCort-Rhodes and Frischman & Rizza, P.C.
• $2 million transfer from Public Works to OMB for fuel and fleet maintenance expenses.
• Amendment to RollKall Technologies agreement to add EMS scheduling services at no cost.
• Resolution to pave the concrete portion of Silver Oak Drive in Banksville with asphalt.
• $85,000 increase for Cohen Law Group telecommunications litigation services.

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is considering several budget transfers and infrastructure agreements. This includes funding for vehicle maintenance, PennDOT reimbursement for bridge projects, and updates to the Carnegie Mellon University Master Plan.

• $2,000,000 transfer from Public Works to OMB for fuel and fleet maintenance costs
• PennDOT reimbursement agreement for West Carson Street Bridge Project design
• Approval of Carnegie Mellon University Institutional Master Plan and zoning changes
• $557,049.67 contract amendment with Lexipol LLC for software and training services
• $200,000 contract for pre-employment background investigations

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss two items related to ongoing litigation. The agenda includes increasing funding for telecommunications litigation and authorizing a settlement payment.

• Increasing Cohen Law Group spending by $85,000.00 for telecommunications litigation
• $125,000.00 settlement payment to Mary DeCort-Rhodes and Frischman & Rizza, P.C.

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0592. This ordinance proposes the creation of three new base zoning districts and various amendments to the Pittsburgh Zoning Code.

• Creation of three new base zoning districts
• Amendments to the Pittsburgh Zoning Code

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding legal settlements, property sales, and service contracts. These items include funding for homelessness programs, grant applications for blight removal, and updates to professional service agreements.

• $900,000 increase to extend Rulis & Bochicchio, LLC legal services for workers' compensation matters
• Resolution to address homelessness and affordable housing through various city departments
• $450,000 settlement regarding litigation in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania
• Grant application for $250,000 to fund the demolition of 1613 Broadway Avenue
• $174,468.91 grant agreement for police traffic services and drunk driving enforcement

City Council

The meeting includes discussions on various city contracts, including a million-dollar purchase for the Healthy Ride Electrified Project. Council members will also consider several proclamations and land use revisions. Additionally, the agenda covers police traffic grants and appointments for City Clerk.

• $1,095,000 equipment purchase for the Healthy Ride Electrified Project
• $853,925 contract amendment for RollKall scheduling services
• $174,468 grant for drunk and impaired driving enforcement
• Asphalt paving for Silver Oak Drive in Banksville
• Appointment of Kimberly D. Clark-Baskin as City Clerk

Executive Session

The City Council scheduled an executive session to discuss resolutions for two legal settlements. These include a $230,000.00 settlement related to an Allegheny County case and a $450,000.00 settlement involving federal court litigation.

• Resolution 2022-0653: $230,000.00 settlement for Natasha Bruce
• Resolution 2022-0655: $450,000.00 settlement regarding federal court litigation

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council is holding an executive session to discuss personnel matters. This includes discussions related to the employment, appointment, or discipline of specific public officers or employees. The session also covers negotiations or arbitration sessions related to collective bargaining agreements.

• Discussion of personnel matters including employment, appointments, or performance evaluations
• Negotiation or arbitration sessions related to collective bargaining agreements

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees will review several items including new contracts and donations. Key discussions involve funding for electric transit equipment, police technology upgrades, and various land use and sewage plan revisions.

• $1,095,000 contract for Healthy Ride Electrified Project equipment
• $33,883 donation from Allegheny County DA’s Office for police recording systems
• $7,725 purchase of a Hyundai EDR Kit for the Bureau of Police
• Expansion of the Murray Hill Historic District in Squirrel Hill
• $10,000 donation from Pepsi to the Bureau of Fire

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding legal contracts, property transfers, and board appointments. The agenda includes a request for a $250,000.00 grant to fund building demolition at 1613 Broadway Avenue.

• $900,000.00 increase for Rulis & Bochicchio, LLC legal services
• $3,879,860.74 lease for four pumper trucks over seven years
• $250,000.00 grant application to demolish 1613 Broadway Avenue
• $33,883.00 donation from the District Attorney’s Office for police recording systems
• Sale of tax sale properties including 136 Bodkin Street and 236 E Jefferson St

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee will consider several legal settlements and professional service agreements, including a $2,500,000 annual contract for architecture and design. The Public Safety Services Committee will discuss the Healthy and Safe Pittsburgh 2030 Initiative. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding homelessness and affordable housing.

• $2,500,000 annual contract for 14 architecture and interior design service agreements
• $3,879,860.74 lease for four pumper trucks over seven years
• Resolution to address homelessness and affordable housing through temporary policies
• $450,000 settlement regarding litigation involving O’Brien, Coleman & Wright, LLC
• Establishment of the Healthy and Safe Pittsburgh 2030 Initiative

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and property transfers. The agenda includes funding for the Healthy Ride Electrified Project and cooperation agreements with the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Several land sales and acquisitions are also proposed.

• $1,095,000 purchase of equipment for the Healthy Ride Electrified Project
• $6.5 million cooperation agreement with URA for Community Development Block Grants
• Land sale agreements between URA and Epic Development LLC and Communion LLC
• $10,000 donation from Pepsi to the Bureau of Fire
• Proposed expansion of the Murray Hill Historic District

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee will review an agreement with the Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group for community reinvestment analysis. The committee will also consider increasing legal services spending with Cozen O’Connor by $25,000. Additionally, various departmental invoices are presented for Council approval.

• $25,000 increase for Cozen O’Connor legal services (new total $40,000)
• Agreement with Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group up to $75,000 over three years
• Approval of departmental invoices for police, fire, and public works

Executive Session

This executive session covers pending litigation regarding the Tito House historic designation. The agenda also includes resolutions for legal service settlements and contract amendments.

• Litigation regarding Tito House historic designation (Council Bill 2022-0109)
• $50,000 settlement warrant for J.H.O.C., Inc. (Premier Transportation)
• Increasing Block & Associates, LLC contract by $10,200 to a total of $20,000
• $50,000 legal services agreement with Fisher Phillips for collective bargaining

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure grants and street improvements. The agenda includes funding increases for the Thaddeus Stevens School renovation and grant applications for pedestrian bridges and sidewalks. Additionally, the council will consider sewage facility plan revisions and housing initiatives.

• Increase Thaddeus Stevens School renovation budget to $1,412,328.27
• Grant application for Davis Avenue Pedestrian Bridge up to $2,500,000.00
• Grant application for Homewood Sidewalks Improvement up to $1,921,005.73
• Agreement for recycling truck and dumpsters totaling $349,557.00
• Reimbursement to PWSA for Bus Rapid Transit roadway restoration up to $557,002.24

City Council

The meeting includes the presentation of several proclamations recognizing individuals and organizations for community service and mental health advocacy. Other scheduled items include public comments, committee reports, and the approval of minutes.

• Proclamation for Project H.E.R. regarding mental health awareness
• Declaration of 'Tim Sites Day' on August 2, 2022
• Recognition of Tom Tighe for service in Mount Washington
• Declaration of 'Pastor Gary Lee Brock Day' on May 24, 2022

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a plan to redraw council districts and new ordinances regarding reproductive health services. The meeting also includes discussions on budget adjustments for public safety and American Rescue Plan projects.

• Adoption of the Reapportionment Plan for City Council Districts
• Ordinances regarding protection of abortion providers and pregnancy center advertising
• $629,475.94 budget transfer from recreation to public safety
• $40,000 transfer to the Bureau of Police for an imaging project
• STOP the Violence Trust Fund Community Investment Grants list

Executive Session

City Council met in executive session to discuss a resolution for professional legal services. The resolution authorizes an agreement with Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, LLP regarding litigation in the U.S. District Court. This session was held to consult on strategy related to the Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh case.

• Resolution 2022-0588: Legal services agreement with Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, LLP up to $250,000.00
• Litigation: Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh v. City of Pittsburgh

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding city funding and service agreements. Proposed items include budget transfers between departments and new grant funding for financial empowerment and education. The agenda also includes discussions on legal contracts and office leases.

• Transfer of $629,475.94 from recreation/senior centers to public safety
• $170,000 grant for the creation of an Office of Financial Empowerment
• Legal services agreement with Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, LLP up to $250,000
• $175,000 Heinz Endowments grant to hire an Education Coordinator
• $90,220.54 agreement with North Side Christian Health Center

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council will hold an executive session regarding updates on the Rules of Council. The session involves legal matters presented by Council Solicitor Friedson and City Solicitor Kubiak.

• Updates on the Rules of Council regarding legal matters

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss resolutions regarding legal services. The agenda includes a warrant for civil rights litigation and an increase to an existing agreement for employment-related matters.

• Warrant up to $5,782.80 to Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLC for civil rights litigation
• Amendment to increase Cozen O’Connor contract by $25,000.00 for employment-related legal services

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 411. This resolution proposes designating the Troy Hill Fire House at 1800 Ley Street as a Historic Structure under Title 11 of the Code of Ordinances.

• Public hearing for historic designation of The Troy Hill Fire House at 1800 Ley Street

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is reviewing a resolution to approve an inter-municipal liquor license transfer. The request involves moving license No. R-19416 from China Palace Restaurant, Inc. in Monroeville to Szechuan Spice Inc. at 5700 Centre Avenue. A public hearing is required for this item.

• Liquor license transfer (No. R-19416) to 5700 Centre Avenue
• Resolution 2022-0502 regarding Szechuan Spice Inc.

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure, zoning, and community grants. The agenda includes a major bridge preservation project and the creation of new zoning districts. Several grant agreements for education and financial empowerment are also presented.

• $1,950,000.00 contract for 30th Street Bridge Preservation Project construction phase
• Ordinance to create three new base zoning districts (requires public hearing)
• Agreement to construct a ball field at Faison K-5 School on Tioga Street
• $170,000 grant for the creation of an Office of Financial Empowerment
• $250,000 agreement for legal services regarding federal court litigation

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will discuss the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough into the City of Pittsburgh. This item is presented as a proposal for consideration.

• Proposed Wilkinsburg Borough annexation

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions and ordinances. These include professional service agreements for traffic signal design and amendments to various capital budgets. The agenda also includes proposed regulations for pregnancy centers and protections for abortion providers.

• Ordinances creating protections for abortion providers and regulating pregnancy center advertising
• Professional services agreements for traffic signal and streetlight design up to $2,500,000 annually
• $50,000 settlement for J.H.O.C., Inc., d/b/a Premier Transportation
• Amendments to multiple capital budgets to remove unencumbered funds from closed projects
• The Reapportionment Plan for City Council Districts

Executive Session

The City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss a settlement for litigation involving Lynette R. Lederman. The proposed resolution includes a $4,000.00 payment and expands anti-discrimination protections to include staff of City Council members. The session also involves consulting with legal counsel regarding litigation strategy.

• $4,000.00 warrant authorization for Lynette R. Lederman settlement
• Expansion of anti-discrimination protections to include City Council staff
• Proposal to extend PghCHR jurisdiction to all elected officials

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city infrastructure and services. These include grant applications for trail developments, road reconstruction amendments, and professional service agreements. The agenda also includes proclamations honoring the Ancient Order of Hibernians.

• $1,564,366.45 contract amendment for Penn Ave Phase 2 Reconstruction
• $1,500,000 agreement with WSP Global for bridge asset management
• $1,538,784 grant application for West End Trolley Trail construction
• $1,200,000 agreement with UPMC Mercy for Civil Service medical exams
• $256,793 grant application for Upper McKinley Park trail reconstruction

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees will consider resolutions regarding Senior Community Center operations and various property sales. The agenda also includes departmental invoice approvals and infrastructure projects like the Herron Avenue Bridge.

• Agreement with Allegheny County for Senior Community Center operations up to $783,450
• Budget increase of $391,000 for the Herron Avenue Bridge project
• Professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn for $299,561 for transportation systems
• Resolution to sell tax sale properties at 507 W Jefferson and 1740 Eckert
• Grant application for Arsenal Park Phase I construction totaling $389,115

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 437. This resolution proposes adopting the Reapportionment Plan for City Council Districts based on the Reapportionment Advisory Committee's final report.

• Public hearing for Bill 437 to adopt the Reapportionment Plan

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions to reallocate funds from Smallman Street reconstruction to slope failure remediation and complete streets projects. The agenda also includes authorizing stormwater management easements with the University of Pittsburgh at Mazeroski Field and approving professional service contracts for traffic signal design. Additionally, the council will consider a liquor license transfer and updates to contractor registration requirements.

• Budget amendment reducing Smallman Street Reconstruction by $976,361.23 and increasing Slope Failure Remediation by $550,000
• Stormwater management easements with the University of Pittsburgh at Mazeroski Field in Schenley Park
• Professional services agreements for traffic signal and streetlight design up to $2,500,000 annually
• Ordinance requiring registered general contractors to maintain subcontractor documentation
• Transfer of restaurant liquor license from China Palace Restaurant to Szechuan Spice Inc.

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are reviewing several items, including a multi-million dollar lease agreement with CCAC and new zoning regulations. The agenda also includes proposals regarding short-term rentals and the regulation of police pedestrian stops.

• Lease agreement with CCAC for 900 and 918 N. Lincoln Avenue up to $2,147,886.24
• Ordinance creating new Urban Center Mixed Use Zoning Districts
• Resolution for a $45,000 agreement with Women for a Healthy Environment for Lead Safe Ordinance training
• Ordinance regarding the regulation of pedestrian stops by police officers
• Resolution authorizing a $30,000 grant from the Jewish Healthcare Foundation for HIV testing

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure, community services, and property use. Items include funding for senior community centers and updates to the Herron Avenue Bridge project. The meeting also includes final actions on public art installations and festival services.

• Lease agreement with CCAC for N. Lincoln Avenue up to $2,147,886.24
• Agreement with Allegheny County for Senior Community Centers up to $783,450.00
• Budget increase of $391,000 for the Herron Avenue Bridge project
• Contract for fireworks at the Independence Day Festival up to $67,375
• Public art installation at Homewood Park up to $120,000

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will discuss the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough into the City of Pittsburgh. This meeting focuses on this single proposal.

• Proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough by the City of Pittsburgh

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and zoning updates. Proposed items include funding for language accessibility services and the relocation of the Virgil Cantini Mural. The committees will also consider public art for Homewood Park and services for the Independence Day Festival.

• $351,093 contract for Virgil Cantini Mural relocation services
• $120,000 project for public art at Homewood Park
• $67,375 agreement for fireworks at the Independence Day Festival
• $60,000 agreement for language accessibility and communication services
• Ordinance to create new Urban Center Mixed Use Zoning Districts

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions and an ordinance. Proposed items include software service agreements, fireworks for the Independence Day Festival, and updates to residential parking permits regarding short-term rentals.

• Ordinance amending residential parking permits regarding short-term rentals
• Software agreement with Julota not to exceed $139,980.00
• Fireworks contract for Independence Day Festival up to $67,375
• Agreement with Women for a Healthy Environment for lead safety training ($45,000)
• Settlement warrant for Lynette R. Lederman in the amount of $4,000.00

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council held an executive session to discuss a resolution regarding a contract dispute with PrimeGov Solutions. This meeting was held to consult with legal advisors about litigation or expected complaints.

• Resolution 2022-0407: $30,000 payment from PrimeGov Solutions to resolve a contract dispute

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0291. The item concerns a conditional use application to transfer development rights to 300 Sixth Avenue. This involves transferring units from 130-160 5th Avenue and 417 Wood Street.

• Bill 2022-0291: Transfer of development rights for 300 Sixth Avenue
• Transfer of 33 dwelling units from 130-160 5th Avenue
• Transfer of 5 dwelling units from 417 Wood Street

Standing Committees

The meeting includes discussions on a $2.4 million supplement for the CBD Signals Phase 4 project and a $180,000 Bureau of Police staffing study. Committees will also review grant applications for the West End Trolley Trail and several property acquisitions by the URA. Additionally, various departmental invoices and contract extensions are up for approval.

• $2,419,451.39 supplement for CBD Signals Phase 4 project
• $180,000 Bureau of Police staffing and utilization study
• $800,000 grant application for West End Trolley Trail
• Historic designation proposal for the Troy Hill Fire House
• $30,000 payment from PrimeGov Solutions to resolve a contract dispute

City Council

The Council is reviewing several proposals, including a new Reapportionment Plan for city districts and a police staffing study. Additionally, committee reports with affirmative recommendations were presented for final action.

• $180,000 contract for a Bureau of Police staffing and utilization study
• $351,093 agreement for the Virgil Cantini Mural relocation project
• $120,000 for public art at Homewood Park
• Adoption of the Reapportionment Plan for City Council districts
• $60,000 for language accessibility and communication services

Executive Session

The City Council met in executive session to discuss Resolution 2022-0378. This resolution authorizes a professional services agreement with Block & Associates, LLC regarding an employment matter. The session was held to consult with legal advisors about litigation or expected complaints.

• Resolution 2022-0378: Professional services agreement with Block & Associates, LLC for up to $9,800.00

Executive Session

Pittsburgh City Council scheduled an executive session to discuss Inclusionary Zoning. The meeting involves consulting with city solicitors about potential litigation or expected complaints.

• Consultation on Inclusionary Zoning regarding potential litigation or expected complaints

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are considering several resolutions regarding city contracts and budget amendments. Proposed items include a property lease for 510 McDonald St and updated rules for police pedestrian stops.

• Lease agreement with WAG 2 LLC for 510 McDonald St up to $1,080,550
• Increasing the Oliver Bath House Rehabilitation grant to $2,000,000
• Ordinance regulating pedestrian stops by police officers
• Settlement of $11,887.42 for garage damage on Gross Street
• Transferring funds from James Street Step Reconstruction to North Side Christian Health Center

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure grants and property acquisitions. The agenda includes a grant application for the West End Trolley Trail and increased funding for the Oliver Bath House rehabilitation. Other items involve budget transfers within District 4 and contract extensions for city services.

• Grant application for West End Trolley Trail ($800,000 request)
• Increased funding for Oliver Bath House Rehabilitation to $2,000,000
• Contract supplement for CBD Signals Phase 4 up to $2,419,451.39
• Budget transfer of $1,000 within District 4 Neighborhood Needs
• Acceptance of $30,000 from PrimeGov Solutions to resolve a contract dispute

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0286. This resolution seeks approval to transfer restaurant liquor license E-4776 from Komer Pub. LLC in Mount Lebanon to Pasha Cafe, LLC for the premises at 808 Ivy Street.

• Public hearing for inter-municipal liquor license transfer (Bill 2022-0286)
• Transfer of License No. E-4776 from Komer Pub. LLC to Pasha Cafe, LLC

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee met to discuss specific precinct changes to the March 24, 2022, draft map. The committee reviewed proposed moves across several districts and voted to adopt the map for recommendation to City Council.

• Consideration of splitting precincts
• Proposed addition of Regent Square precinct to District 5
• Proposed move of Bon Air to District 4 and St. Clair to District 3
• Proposed additions of Polish Hill (6.4) and Friendship precincts to District 7
• Vote to adopt the March 24th preliminary draft map for Council recommendation

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees will review several resolutions, including a $1.76 million grant for the Sylvan Avenue non-motorized trail. Other items include updates to camping regulations in city parks and a $260,000 transfer to hire seasonal loaders. The committees will also consider various legal settlements and software contract renewals.

• $1,763,824 grant for Sylvan Avenue non-motorized trail construction
• Ordinance updating camping regulations in City parks
• $17,500 contract for Fern Hollow Bridge investigation services
• $260,000 transfer to hire 15 seasonal loaders for refuse collection
• Historic designation for Rodef Shalom at 4905 Fifth Avenue

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2021-1906. This ordinance proposes creating a new Urban Center Mixed Use Zoning District and amending related regulations. The proposal includes updates to development standards and sign regulations.

• Bill 2021-1906: Creation of Urban Center Mixed Use Zoning Districts
• Amendments to Pittsburgh Zoning Code Title Nine
• Public hearing held May 25, 2022

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is holding a public hearing for Bill 22-0223. This ordinance proposes amending the Pittsburgh Zoning Code to remove the review of sidewalk cafes from the code.

• Removal of sidewalk cafe review from the Pittsburgh Zoning Code (Bill 22-0223)

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing proposed leases and infrastructure reimbursement agreements. The council also considered budget amendments and fund transfers for Juneteenth celebrations.

• Proposed lease for 510 McDonald St up to $1,080,550
• Transfer of $40,000 to the Special Events Trust Fund for Juneteenth
• Agreement with Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC for pipelines in Frick Park
• Reimbursement agreements with PennDOT for several bridge projects
• Budget amendment shifting $808,090 from public safety training to major developments

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council met in executive session to discuss resolutions for two legal settlements. These items involve authorizing warrants for payments related to cases in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.

• $50,000 settlement resolution for case G.D. 19-00429 involving Julie and Kirby Christy
• $100,000 settlement resolution for case G.D. 19-018400 involving Flaherty Fardo Rogel & Amick

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council held an executive session to discuss several resolutions. These include a contract for investigative services regarding the Fern Hollow Bridge incident and a payment for a litigation settlement. The council also reviewed a contract for statistical analysis of city voting patterns.

• Contract with CSI Corporate Security and Investigations, LLC for up to $17,500.00 for Fern Hollow Bridge investigation services
• $30,000.00 warrant for O’Brien, Coleman & Wright, LLC regarding a litigation settlement
• Agreement with Max Goplerud for up to $7,700.00 to conduct statistical analysis of city voting patterns

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is scheduled to discuss the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough into the City of Pittsburgh. This item addresses the proposal for the borough's annexation by the city.

• Proposed Wilkinsburg Borough annexation

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing for Bill 2022-0270. This ordinance proposes creating a new chapter in the Pittsburgh Code for Accessory Short Term Rentals.

• Public hearing for Bill 2022-0270 (Accessory Short Term Rentals)

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 2022-0235. This resolution proposes designating the Rodef Shalom site at 4905 Fifth Avenue as a Historic Structure. The property owners support this nomination.

• Public hearing for historic designation of 4905 Fifth Avenue

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law, Public Works, Land Use, Intergovernmental Affairs, and Hearings committees are reviewing several resolutions. These include reimbursement agreements with PennDOT for various bridge projects and legal settlement payments. The agenda also includes a gas pipeline license in Frick Park.

• $1,216,133 ESG fund amendment for emergency shelter services
• $100,000 settlement payment to Flaherty Fardo Rogel & Amick
• $30,000 settlement payment to O’Brien, Coleman & Wright, LLC
• Gas pipeline license in Frick Park with Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC
• $40,000 transfer for Juneteenth activities

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure grants and departmental funding. The agenda includes proposals for a new Lead Safety Trust Fund and updated camping regulations in city parks. The council is also considering various appointments for department directors.

• $1,763,824 grant for the Sylvan Avenue non-motorized trail construction
• Creation of a Lead Safety Trust Fund
• $40,000 transfer to support Juneteenth activities
• $260,000 transfer to hire 15 seasonal loaders for refuse collection
• Ordinance updating camping regulations in city parks

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting interviews regarding several municipal appointments. This includes the Directors of Public Works, Mobility and Infrastructure, and Parks and Recreation. The committee will also consider two appointments to the Equipment Leasing Authority board.

• Appointment of Chris Hornstein as Director of Public Works
• Appointment of Kimberly Lucas as Director of Mobility and Infrastructure
• Appointment of Kathryn Vargas as Director of Parks and Recreation
• Appointment of Lisa Frank to the Equipment Leasing Authority
• Appointment of Chris Hornstein to the Equipment Leasing Authority

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee will consider investigative services for the Fern Hollow Bridge incident and a $50,000 settlement. The Human Resources Committee will review a grant application for the EARN employment program. Other items include public art at Arsenal Park and office build-out costs.

• $3,828,594 grant application for the EARN program
• $17,500 contract for Fern Hollow Bridge investigations
• $50,000 settlement payment to Julie and Kirby Christy
• $17,000 agreement for public art at Arsenal Park
• $30,000 increase for 412 Boulevard of the Allies office build-out

City Council

The council is considering several reimbursement agreements with PennDOT for the preliminary design of multiple bridges. Other items include a resolution for natural gas pipelines in Frick Park and legal settlements. The meeting also addresses updates to sewage facility plans and capital budget allocations.

• License for relocated natural gas pipelines within portions of Frick Park (2022-0335)
• PennDOT reimbursement agreements for Maple Avenue, Elizabeth Street, Corley Street, and Calera Street bridges
• $100,000 settlement payment to Flaherty Fardo Rogel & Amick (2022-0343)
• $30,000 contract increase for the 412 Boulevard of the Allies office build-out (2022-0342)
• Sewage Facilities Plan revision for North Shore Lot 10.2 (2022-0341)

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee met to review feedback from Engage Pgh and discuss edits to the redistricting map. The committee delayed the final map vote until May 26, 2022, due to the possibility of precinct splits.

• Feedback from Engage Pgh
• Delay of final map vote to May 26, 2022
• Discussion and edits to the map

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee scheduled a public briefing for May 4, 2022. The meeting includes an option for virtual or hybrid attendance and a period for public comments. No specific legislative items were listed on this agenda.

• No specific legislative or contract items were listed on the agenda.

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are reviewing professional service contracts for budgeting and leadership training. The agenda also includes proposals for park improvements, street paving, and updates to the city's capital budget process. Additionally, committees will consider zoning transfers and new street names.

• $150,000 contract with resourceX for priority based budgeting services
• $300,000 contract for landscape architectural services at Sheraden Park Phase I
• $27,336 contract with Pittsburgh Futures for leadership development training
• $250,000 grant request for the Allegheny Riverfront Park Renovation Project
• Ordinance to add equity and project readiness to capital budget scoring

City Council

The council will consider several resolutions regarding large-scale grants and city contracts. Items include funding for electric refuse trucks and the EARN program. The agenda also covers various board appointments and street paving projects.

• $3,828,594 grant for the Employment Advancement and Retention Network (EARN)
• $2,800,000 for electric refuse trucks and charging infrastructure
• $17,500 for investigations into the Fern Hollow Bridge incident
• $315,000 for electronic waste collection and recycling services
• $17,000 for public art installation at Arsenal Park

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee will receive updates regarding a virtual public hearing and a statistician. The committee also notes a final vote on the map to be submitted to Council is set for May 10th.

• Update on virtual Public Hearing
• Update on statistician
• Final vote on map submission to Council

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

This meeting consists of a public briefing by the Reapportionment Advisory Committee. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific topics for discussion or decision.

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several resolutions regarding city grants and contracts. Items include funding for electric garbage trucks, electronic waste recycling services, and a cooperation agreement with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh. The committees will also review various departmental invoices.

• $2,800,000 grant for five battery electric refuse trucks and charging infrastructure
• $315,000 contract for electronic waste collection and recycling services
• $1,237,000 cooperation agreement with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh
• Settlement agreement regarding North Avenue/Brighton Road bridge reconstruction
• Resolution to pave the concrete portion of Oriole Drive with asphalt

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding departmental leadership appointments and infrastructure funding. The agenda includes grant applications for riverfront and trail projects, as well as contracts for professional services.

• Appointment of Chris Hornstein as Director of Public Works
• Grant application for Allegheny Riverfront Park Renovation Project totaling $750,000
• Contract for Sheraden Park Phase I Design services not to exceed $300,000
• Agreement with resourceX for priority based budgeting up to $150,000 over three years
• Public art installation for the new Davis Avenue Bridge up to $30,000

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is holding a public briefing in person at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. The provided agenda does not list specific topics, motions, or items for discussion.

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 190. This resolution proposes designating The Tito House, located at 1817 Fifth Avenue and 1818 Colwell Street, as a historic building. Property owners are opposed to the nomination.

• Public hearing for historic designation of The Tito House (Bill 190)

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several items, including a proposed ordinance for Accessory Short Term Rentals. The Finance and Law Committee will discuss various legal service agreements and settlement payments. Other committees will address infrastructure settlements and grant amendments.

• Ordinance creating a new chapter for Accessory Short Term Rentals
• Contract with RJ Lee Group for lead dust analysis not to exceed $100,000
• Settlement agreement with Norfolk Southern Railway regarding the North Avenue/Brighton Road bridge crossing
• Grant agreement with CCIU for computer science learning in recreation centers ($80,000)
• Professional services agreement with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC for legal services up to $75,000

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and grant funding. Items include a $2.8 million grant for electric refuse trucks and new regulations for accessory short-term rentals. The council will also consider expanding the Inclusionary Overlay District boundaries.

• New ordinance creating regulations for accessory short-term rentals
• $2,800,000 grant for electric refuse trucks and charging infrastructure
• Expansion of the Inclusionary Overlay District boundaries in Bloomfield and Polish Hill
• $315,000 contract for electronic waste collection services
• $1,237,000 cooperation agreement with the Urban Redevelopment Authority

Executive Session

This executive session includes resolutions to authorize professional services agreements and issue warrants for court case settlements. The items involve authorizing legal counsel for employment and tax matters and issuing payments for completed litigation.

• Legal services agreement with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC up to $75,000.00
• $2,500.00 settlement warrant for case G.D. 20-007480
• $3,500.00 settlement warrant for case A.R. 20-004318
• Legal services agreement with Strassburger, McKenna, Gutnick, & Gefsky up to $20,000

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee met to review feedback from EngagePgh and receive updates regarding a statistician. The committee also addressed adding an additional virtual Public Briefing for May 4th.

• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Updates on statistician
• Addition of a virtual Public Briefing on May 4th

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will discuss a proposal for the City of Pittsburgh to annex Wilkinsburg Borough. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Homewood-Brushton YMCA.

• Wilkinsburg Borough annexation proposal

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is holding a public briefing on April 13, 2022. The provided agenda does not list specific topics or items for discussion during this session. The meeting is scheduled to be held in person only.

• RAC Public Briefing

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees will review several items, including zoning changes for the Inclusionary Overlay District and new police regulations for pedestrian stops. The agenda also includes a proposal for a historic structure designation at Rodef Shalom and various departmental fund transfers.

• Expansion of the Inclusionary Overlay District boundaries in Bloomfield-Polish Hill
• Designation of Rodef Shalom at 4905 Fifth Avenue as a Historic Structure
• Acceptance of a $9,915.83 batting cage donation for Mellon Park
• Ordinance regarding regulation of pedestrian stops by police officers
• Transfer of $76,000 to the North Side Christian Health Center from reconstruction funds

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is considering an ordinance regarding charges for certain retail checkout bags. The council is also reviewing grant applications for bridge maintenance equipment and a new maintenance facility in the Fourth District. Other items include contracts for lead dust analysis and violence intervention services.

• Ordinance establishing charges for certain retail checkout bags
• $990,000 grant application for bridge maintenance equipment
• $1,000,000 grant application for a Fourth District maintenance facility
• Up to $100,000 contract for lead dust analysis
• $501,908 agreement for a Group Violence Intervention Coordinator

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee held a public briefing on April 7, 2022. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list specific items for discussion or decision.

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are reviewing several items including grant applications for bridge maintenance and a new maintenance facility. The agenda also includes legal service agreements, settlement payments, and proposed changes to the city's zoning code regarding sidewalk cafes.

• $501,908 contract for a Group Violence Intervention Coordinator
• $990,000 grant application for bridge maintenance equipment
• $1,000,000 grant application for a Fourth District maintenance facility
• Ordinance to remove sidewalk cafe reviews from the Zoning Code
• Legal services agreement with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC up to $75,000

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 2021-1707. This ordinance proposes to expand the boundaries of the Inclusionary Overlay District within the Pittsburgh Code.

• Public hearing for Bill 2021-1707 regarding Inclusionary Overlay District expansion

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee meeting includes public briefings for community feedback. The committee will also address a request for data analysis.

• Public Briefings (Item #75)
• Data analysis request (Item #76)

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is reviewing a proposal for the City of Pittsburgh to annex Wilkinsburg Borough.

• Proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The meeting consists of a public briefing by the Reapportionment Advisory Committee. The provided agenda does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

Standing Committees

Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing infrastructure funding and city ordinances. Items include budget increases for the South Side Signals project and engineering services for Fern Hollow Bridge claims. The committees will also consider new regulations for police pedestrian stops and retail bag charges.

• Engineering services for Fern Hollow Bridge up to $175,000.00
• $750,000.00 budget increase for South Side Signals project
• Construction agreement with S.E.T., Inc. up to $3,280,000.00
• Ordinance regulating police pedestrian stops
• Ordinance regarding retail checkout bag charges

City Council

The City Council is reviewing resolutions regarding infrastructure funding for the South Side Signals project and bridge maintenance equipment. Members are also considering legal settlements related to opioid litigation and various professional service contracts. Additionally, the council will address zoning changes for sidewalk cafes.

• $750,000 budget increase for South Side Signals (TIP)
• $990,000 grant application for bridge maintenance equipment
• Construction services agreement with S.E.T., Inc. up to $3,280,000
• Settlement regarding Purdue Pharma opioid litigation funds
• Ordinance to remove sidewalk cafe review from the Zoning Code

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee scheduled a public briefing for March 24, 2022. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and no specific discussion topics or items.

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is holding a public hearing for Bill 2022-0088. This ordinance proposes changing the zoning of a portion of one parcel from R1A-H to LNC.

• Bill 2022-0088: Rezoning from R1A-H to LNC in the 9th Ward

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees meeting includes discussions on a settlement related to the Purdue Pharma opioid litigation. The agenda also features an amendment to a $2 million agreement with The POISE Foundation for violence prevention services. Other items involve property acquisition on El Paso Street and updates to city IT service contracts.

• Settlement regarding City of Pittsburgh v. Purdue Pharma, L.P. opioid litigation
• $2,000,000 agreement amendment with The POISE Foundation for violence prevention
• Property condemnation on El Paso Street in the 10th Ward
• $559,000 contract for boat operations training and certification services
• Proposed ordinance establishing charges for certain checkout bags at retail stores

Executive Session

City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss Resolution 2022-0168. This resolution authorizes a professional services agreement with Exponent, Inc. for engineering services related to Fern Hollow Bridge claims and litigation.

• $175,000.00 contract for engineering services with Exponent, Inc.
• Professional services regarding Fern Hollow Bridge claims and litigation

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several professional service contracts and budget amendments. This includes authorizations for IT research, boat operation training, and employee benefits software updates. The meeting also covers committee reports on public safety and public works.

• NASBLA training and certification services up to $679,000
• IT consulting agreement with Forrester Research, Inc. up to $453,764.38
• Ceridian contract increase of $331,227.00 for benefits module implementation
• Plaza at Grandview Owner’s Association license agreement up to $104,400
• Washington Boulevard Trail construction inspection service for $72,153.53

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is reviewing updates for the EngagePgh site and a presentation. The committee is also discussing a press release for the preliminary map and hearings, as well as progress on a statistician's contract.

• EngagePgh site feedback and updates
• Review of presentation
• Press release for preliminary map and hearings
• Finalized scope of work for statistician
• Expected final draft of statistician contract

Standing Committees

Pittsburgh Standing Committees will consider several items including engineering services for bridge claims and a new facility tax. The agenda also includes various agreements for public safety training and human resources software.

• Engineering services for Fern Hollow Bridge litigation up to $175,000
• NASBLA boat operations training contract up to $679,000
• New Medical and Higher-Education Facilities User Privilege Tax ordinance
• Ceridian human capital management contract increase of $331,227
• CDBG fund transfer to North Side Christian Health Center ($76,000)

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council held an executive session to discuss Resolution 2022-0154. This resolution concerns a settlement related to the litigation of City of Pittsburgh v. Purdue Pharma, L.P. et al. No action was taken during this meeting.

• Resolution 2022-0154 regarding settlement in City of Pittsburgh v. Purdue Pharma, L.P. et al.

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and property management. The agenda includes establishing payments-in-lieu-of-taxes for tax-exempt institutions and amending agreements for IT services. The council will also consider land sales and sewage plan revisions.

• $2,000,000 agreement amendment with The POISE Foundation for violence prevention
• Determining fair market value of tax-exempt property for PILOT agreements
• Land sale in the 15th Ward to City of Bridges Community Land Trust
• Increasing Amcom managed print services contract to $3,435,000
• $2,500 reimbursement agreement for the 30th Street Bridge Preservation Project

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is reviewing updates to various maps, including Map A, Map B, and Map C. The committee is also discussing the statistician's scope of work, race variable definitions, and public briefing schedules.

• Updates on statistician scope of work and race variables
• Review of Base Map (Map A), James’s (Map B), and Shawn Map (Map C)
• Feedback from EngagePgh regarding public briefing dates and maps
• Public briefing scheduling updates

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee is reviewing a resolution to accept yearly funds from the Purdue Pharma opioid litigation settlement. Public Works committees are discussing reimbursement agreements for the 30th Street Bridge and South Negley Avenue Bridge projects. The agenda also includes approvals for departmental invoices and budget transfers.

• Settlement related to Purdue Pharma opioid litigation (Res. 2022-0154)
• PennDOT reimbursement agreement for 30th Street Bridge Preservation Project (Res. 2022-0152)
• Norfolk Southern reimbursement agreement for South Negley Avenue Bridge Project (Res. 2022-0153)
• Amendment to EMS billing services with Quick Med Claims LLC (Res. 2022-0155)
• Ordinance amending City Code regarding operating budget preparation (Ord. 2022-0157)

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing a proposed ordinance to create a user privilege tax for medical and higher-education facilities. The agenda also includes the creation of a new infrastructure fund and several contract amendments.

• Proposed Medical and Higher-Education Facilities User Privilege Tax ordinance
• Creation of the City of Pittsburgh Infrastructure Fund
• $175,000 for engineering services regarding Fern Hollow Bridge litigation
• $1.7 million budget reallocation to the 30th Street Bridge project
• $374,000 purchase of 80 Wabash St. for a senior center

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will review feedback from EngagePgh and receive updates regarding a statistician. The agenda also includes discussions on the scope of work document, hearing schedules, and map updates.

• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Updates on statistician
• Scope of work document
• Hearing scheduling updates
• Map updates

Standing Committees

The meeting includes reviews of budget amendments for 30th Street Bridge projects and a $3.3 million signal replacement grant. Other items include the proposed purchase of property for a senior center and an ordinance regarding checkout bag charges. The agenda also covers various property sales and departmental invoices.

• $3,322,679.00 grant for Frankstown Avenue Signal Replacement Project
• $374,000 property purchase at 80 Wabash St. for the West End Healthy Active Living Center
• Budget amendments shifting $1.7 million and $800,000 toward the 30th Street Bridge
• Ordinance establishing charges for certain retail checkout bags
• $384,401.24 contract for 30th Street Bridge inspection services

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing resolutions regarding infrastructure funding and legal settlements. The agenda includes reimbursement agreements for bridge projects and the adoption of an ALCOSAN study. Additionally, the council will review appointments for department directors.

• Reimbursement agreement for 30th Street Bridge Preservation Project up to $2,500,000
• Settlement of litigation related to Purdue Pharma and opioid-related cases
• Purchase of 80 Wabash St for the West End Healthy Active Living Center up to $374,000
• Resolution authorizing a $150,000 settlement in the Pherson-Nolan case
• Ordinance establishing a Commission on Infrastructure Asset Reporting and Investment

Executive Session

City Council met in executive session to discuss a potential settlement agreement regarding the North Avenue and Brighton Road bridge crossing. The discussion involved claims related to the reconstruction of the crossing. No action was taken during this session.

• Resolution 2022-0104 regarding settlement terms with Norfolk Southern Railway and several community groups
• Settlement involving Manchester Citizens Corporation and Northside Leadership Conference
• Claims related to the North Avenue / Brighton Road bridge reconstruction

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is reviewing voting data and receiving updates from a statistician. The agenda also includes map updates and discussion regarding hearing scheduling.

• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Discussion on voting data
• Updates from statistician
• Map updates
• Hearing scheduling updates

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is reviewing resolutions regarding several city leadership roles. These include appointments for directors of City Planning and Innovation & Performance, along with notifications of new members for the Urban Redevelopment Authority.

• Appointment of Heidi Norman as Director of the Department of Innovation & Performance
• Appointment of Karen Abrams as Director of City Planning
• Notification of Kyle Chintalapalli's appointment to the Urban Redevelopment Authority
• Notification of Sara Innamorato's appointment to the Urban Redevelopment Authority

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are considering several resolutions regarding city funding, property acquisitions, and legal settlements. Items include agreements for the 2022 Learn and Earn Summer Youth Employment Program and the purchase of 80 Wabash St. for a senior center.

• $1,500,000 agreement with Allegheny County and Partner4Work for summer youth employment
• Purchase of 80 Wabash St. for up to $374,000 for the West End Healthy Active Living Center
• $150,000 settlement in favor of Judith Pherson-Nolan and others
• $94,500 agreement with Fair Housing Partnership for housing testing and outreach
• $136,996 increase for Regional Asset District Parks reconstruction

Executive Session

The City Council met in executive session to discuss Resolution 2022-0109. This resolution authorizes a $125,000 warrant payment to Ronald James Madero. The payment is for the full and final settlement of a case in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.

• $125,000 warrant authorization for Ronald James Madero
• Settlement of federal court case 2:19-cv-700

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure grants and service contracts. The agenda includes budget amendments for the 30th Street Bridge and funding for summer youth employment programs. Other items involve property acquisitions and community service agreements.

• $3,322,679 grant for Frankstown Avenue Signal Replacement Project
• $384,401.24 contract for 30th Street Bridge Preservation Project
• $1,500,000 agreement for the Learn and Earn Summer Youth Employment Program
• $374,000 purchase of 80 Wabash St for a senior center
• $500,000 grant for Davis Avenue pedestrian bridge construction

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is reviewing feedback from EngagePgh and revisions to the data analysis request document. The committee will also discuss map updates and finalize locations and schedules for upcoming public briefings.

• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Updates/revisions to data analysis request document
• Map updates
• Finalizing meeting locations and scheduling of public briefings

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council met in executive session to discuss legal settlements and attorney fees. One item involves a $150,000 settlement regarding litigation in the Court of Common Pleas. Another item concerns payment for legal services related to civil rights litigation.

• $150,000 settlement resolution for Judith Pherson-Nolan and Stephen Nolan (GD 18-016521)
• Payment not to exceed $9,225.00 to Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLC

Post Agenda

Pittsburgh City Council will hold a discussion regarding police traffic stops. The item was requested by Council Member Anthony Coghill and includes several invited guests from various organizations.

• Discussion on Police Traffic Stops

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees are reviewing several items including a new affordable housing committee and an infrastructure task force. The agenda also includes discussions on transit project funding and zoning changes. Several departmental invoices for services and equipment are presented for council approval.

• Resolution to establish the Pittsburgh Affordable Housing Implementation and Finance Committee
• Resolution authorizing a Joint Pittsburgh Infrastructure Task Force
• Amendment to Bus Rapid Transit Project agreement for up to $12,800,000
• Ordinance to expand boundaries of the Inclusionary Overlay District
• Resolution to contract AmeriCorps VISTA members for up to $60,000 over three years

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council is holding an executive session. This meeting will address pending litigation related to the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse.

• Pending litigation related to the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse

Executive Session

This executive session is scheduled to discuss possible claims related to infrastructure Bill 2022-0077. The agenda also includes Ordinance 2022-0077, which proposes adding infrastructure asset reporting to the Pittsburgh Code.

• Possible claims related to infrastructure Bill 2022-0077
• Ordinance 2022-0077: Infrastructure Asset Reporting

City Council

Pittsburgh City Council is reviewing a settlement with Norfolk Southern Railway regarding the North Avenue/Brighton Road bridge crossing and the creation of an infrastructure task force. The agenda also includes sewage plan revisions for Garfield Highlands and the Maginn Building Lofts. Additionally, council members are considering various community development grant amendments.

• Settlement with Norfolk Southern Railway regarding North Avenue/Brighton Road bridge crossing
• Creation of a Joint Pittsburgh Infrastructure Task Force to oversee fund distribution
• Purchase of 80 Wabash St up to $374,000 for the West End Healthy Active Living Center
• Ordinance establishing outdoor dining in the public right-of-way
• Agreement with Fair Housing Partnership for up to $94,500

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss redistricting-related items. Topics include feedback from EngagePgh and potential amendments to the map. The committee will also discuss a data analysis request document and future public briefings.

• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Discussion on data analysis request document
• Discussion on amendments to map
• Planning of meeting locations and public briefings

Standing Committees

City Council standing committees will review several items including funding for the Bus Rapid Transit Project and new ordinances for outdoor dining. The agenda also includes a $150,000 litigation settlement and a grant for residential recycling programs.

• $12.8 million appropriation for the Bus Rapid Transit Project
• $650,000 grant for recycling outreach and containers
• $112,699.76 purchase of electric bicycles for the Police Bicycle Unit
• New ordinance establishing outdoor dining in the public right-of-way
• $150,000 settlement for litigation involving Judith Pherson-Nolan

Post Agenda

Pittsburgh City Council will host a discussion with the PPS Students and Government Council (SAGC). The item was requested by Council Member Rev. Ricky Burgess and includes guests from Student Voice.

• Discussion with PPS Students and Government Council

City Council

The City Council will consider a $12.6 million transfer to the Equipment Leasing Authority for vehicles and infrastructure. The agenda also includes discussions on the potential annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough and several capital budget amendments.

• $12,602,002.81 transfer to Equipment Leasing Authority for vehicles and equipment
• Proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough
• Rezoning in the 9th Ward from residential to local neighborhood commercial
• $175,000 contract with Computronix (USA) Inc. for permitting and licensing software
• Appointment of Lee Schmidt as Director of Public Safety

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee will workshop a majority-minority district map for District 6. The committee will also review feedback from EngagePgh and legal input regarding prison population counts.

• Workshopping of D-6 majority-minority district map
• Feedback from EngagePgh
• Legal feedback on prison population count
• Update on statistician
• Discussion on meeting locations and public briefing scheduling

City Council

The Pittsburgh City Council will hold a regular meeting and a special meeting regarding personnel matters. The agenda includes a resolution to amend previous compensation levels by decreasing the salaries of Councilmembers.

• Resolution 2022-0092: Decreasing the salaries of Councilmembers
• Special meeting regarding personnel matters

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council scheduled an executive session to consider Bill 2022-0092. This item proposes amending a previous resolution to decrease the compensation for Councilmembers.

• Decrease in Councilmember salaries (Bill 2022-0092)

Post Agenda

Pittsburgh City Council will hold a discussion regarding the potential annexation of Wilkinsburg. The item was requested by Council Member Anthony Coghill and includes several invited guests from the County Law Department and private firms.

• Discussion on potential annexation of Wilkinsburg

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee will review several capital budget amendments and a $12 million agreement for vehicle and equipment leasing through the ELA. Other committees will consider AmeriCorps VISTA funding, software contract extensions, and investigations into municipal unification.

• $12,124,169.00 transfer to ELA for vehicle and equipment leasing
• $60,000 agreement for AmeriCorps VISTA members over three years
• $175,000 software contract extension with Computronix (USA) Inc.
• Ordinance regarding retail bag charges and use restrictions
• Investigation into the feasibility of municipal unification

Executive Session

The City Council scheduled an executive session to discuss personnel matters and bridges. The agenda contains only procedural notice for these topics.

• Personnel matters
• Bridges

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting an interview regarding the position of City Solicitor. The committee will consider Resolution 2022-0023 to appoint Krysia Kubiak to the role.

• Interview for City Solicitor appointment
• Resolution 2022-0023: Appointing Krysia Kubiak as City Solicitor

City Council

The City Council is reviewing an extension of the disaster emergency following the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse. The agenda includes budget amendments for capital equipment and funding for the Bus Rapid Transit Project. Members are also considering new rules for outdoor dining in public spaces.

• Extension of the Fern Hollow Bridge disaster emergency declaration for 90 days
• Appropriation of up to $12,800,000 for the Bus Rapid Transit Project
• $650,000 for recycling program outreach and containers
• $112,699.76 for electric bicycles for the Police Bicycle Unit
• New ordinance regarding outdoor dining in the public right-of-way

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee will review legal feedback on maps and discuss potential further revisions. The committee is also scheduled to vote on selecting a map containing two minority-majority districts.

• Vote on selection of map with 2 minority-majority districts
• Review of law feedback on maps
• Update on statistician request
• Feedback from EngagePgh

Standing Committees

The Standing Committees are reviewing resolutions to reopen the 2022 city budget for the Mayor’s Office and the Office of Management and Budget. The agenda also includes grant requests for red light enforcement and various legal settlements. Some items, including the budget amendments, require public hearings.

• Resolution to reopen the 2022 budget for the Mayor's Office and OMB
• $233,066 grant for red light enforcement at Perrysville Avenue and North Charles
• $75,000 settlement for David Lewis
• Ordinance regarding the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough
• Washington Blvd Trail project budget increase to $753,515

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposal to transfer over $12 million to the Pittsburgh Equipment Leasing Authority for vehicles and infrastructure. The agenda also includes an investigation into potential municipal unification and funding for public safety services.

• Transfer of up to $12,124,169.00 to Pittsburgh Equipment Leasing Authority for vehicles and equipment
• Professional services agreement for 'Stop the Violence' fund not to exceed $2,000,000
• Investigation into whether unification with other municipalities is in the best interest of citizens
• Additional $175,000 for Computronix (USA) Inc. permitting and licensing services
• Sewage Facilities Plan revision for 4808 Baum Boulevard

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council met in executive session to consider resolutions for legal settlements. These items involve authorizing warrants to resolve specific lawsuits.

• $7,500 settlement for Daniel Dellenbaugh regarding litigation USDC 2:18-cv-01108-CRE
• $75,000 settlement for David Lewis regarding litigation G.D. 17-001608

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee will review legal feedback on currently proposed maps and discuss the Voting Rights Act. The committee also plans to select two specific maps featuring different numbers of majority-minority districts.

• Review of legal feedback from City Law on proposed maps
• Selection of a map with 2 majority-minority districts
• Selection of a map with 1 majority-minority district
• Discussion on Voting Rights Act and analysis methodology

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council will hold an executive session regarding the Purdue pharma/opioid litigation in which the City of Pittsburgh is a plaintiff. Associate Solicitor Julie Koren will be in attendance.

• Purdue pharma/opioid litigation

Standing Committees

The Finance and Law Committee will review a budget office amendment and a $7,500 litigation settlement. The Public Safety Services Committee will consider a resolution to administer 'Stop the Violence' funds through third parties. The Land Use Committee will discuss affordable housing impact statements and a master plan for Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

• Resolution for 'Stop the Violence' fund administration (2022-0016)
• $7,500 settlement for litigation (2022-0015)
• Ordinance regarding Affordable Housing Impact Statements (2021-1913)
• Institutional Master Plan for Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (2021-2124)
• Approval of various departmental invoices

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting an interview regarding the appointment of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget. Resolution 2022-0013 proposes appointing Jake Pawlak to this position.

• Interview for OMB Director appointment
• Resolution 2022-0013: Appointing Jake Pawlak as Director of the Office of Management and Budget

City Council

The Council is reviewing several resolutions for traffic signal replacement grants and budget amendments for the 2022 fiscal year. Additionally, members are considering an ordinance regarding the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough and new regulations for police pedestrian stops.

• Grant funding up to $233,066.00 for signal replacement at Perrysville Avenue and North Charles
• Grant funding up to $230,599.00 for signal replacement at Black Street and North Negley Avenue
• Ordinance regarding the regulation of pedestrian stops by police officers
• Increase Washington Blvd Trail project funding to $753,515.00
• Ordinance regarding the proposed annexation of Wilkinsburg Borough

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings is conducting a public hearing regarding Bill 2021-2124. This item concerns the approval of a new Institutional Master Plan for the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. The plan involves property in the 11th Ward zoned as an Educational/Medical Institution District.

• Public hearing for Bill 2021-2124 regarding the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Institutional Master Plan
• Resolution to approve a new Institutional Master Plan under the Pittsburgh Zoning Code

Standing Committees

Pittsburgh City Council committees are reviewing a new ordinance regarding retail bag fees and checkout charges. The agenda also includes sewage facility plan revisions for local projects and agreements with the Housing Authority of Pittsburgh. Additionally, the committees will review various departmental invoices and recreational program contracts.

• Ordinance establishing checkout bag charges and regulating retail bags (2022-0012)
• Agreement between the City and Housing Authority of Pittsburgh for Liberty Green (2022-0007)
• Duquesne University Institutional Master Plan and rezoning for 1323 Forbes Avenue
• Sewage facility plan revisions for Winchester Thurston School and Chartiers Playground
• Agreements for Parks and Recreation instructors and senior facility leases up to $15,200

City Council

The City Council will review resolutions regarding fund administration and contract extensions. This includes managing 'Stop the Violence' funds and amending a wellness portal service agreement.

• Resolution 2022-0016: Professional services agreement for 'Stop the Violence' funds up to $2,000,000
• Resolution 2022-0015: $7,500 settlement for litigation (Daniel Dellenbaugh)
• Resolution 2022-0011: Three-year extension and $483,240 increase for Integrated Health 21, LLC wellness portal services
• Payment of $49,950 to The POISE Foundation for professional services

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings met to discuss the proposed annexation of the Borough of Wilkinsburg into the City of Pittsburgh. This was the only item listed on the agenda for this meeting.

• Proposed annexation of the Borough of Wilkinsburg into the City of Pittsburgh

REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Reapportionment Advisory Committee will review EngagePgh feedback and updated maps. The committee plans to select two maps for legal review, including one regarding the D-6 minority/majority threshold. Members will also discuss scheduling public hearings for March and April.

• Review of EngagePgh feedback
• Presentation of updated maps
• Selection of two maps for legal review
• Discussion on scheduling March/April public hearings

Committee on Hearings

The Committee on Hearings will hold public hearings regarding the Duquesne University Institutional Master Plan. The agenda also includes a proposal to rezone 1323 Forbes Avenue from Uptown Public Realm to Educational/Medical Institution district.

• Duquesne University Institutional Master Plan approval
• Rezoning of 1323 Forbes Avenue to EMI district

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several proposed resolutions and ordinances. Items include sewage facility plan revisions for local projects and an ordinance regarding retail bag charges.

• Ordinance establishing a charge for certain retail bags and regulating their use
• $483,240 increase to extend the Integrated Health 21, LLC wellness portal contract by three years
• Sewage facility plan revisions for Winchester Thurston School at 4951 Centre Avenue
• Appointment of Jake Pawlak as Director of the Office of Management and Budget
• Agreements for senior facility leases not to exceed $15,200

Standing Committees

The Pittsburgh Standing Committees will meet to review departmental invoices and transfers. A new resolution proposes extending a contract with Integrated Health 21, LLC for three years. This proposal includes increasing the contract amount by $483,240.00.

• Resolution 2022-0011: Extending agreement with Integrated Health 21, LLC for wellness portal services
• Increase of $483,240.00 to the Integrated Health 21, LLC contract
• Review of departmental invoices and intra-departmental transfers

Executive Session

The Pittsburgh City Council is holding an executive session to discuss litigation related to the Wilkinsburg annexation.

• Litigation involving the Wilkinsburg annexation

City Council

This meeting consists of a swearing-in ceremony for newly elected council members and the re-organization of the council. It also includes the election of a City Council President and remarks from Mayor-elect Ed Gainey.

• Certificates of Election for District 2, 4, 6, and 8
• Election of City Council President
• Re-organization of Council