Lawrenceville is being nominated to the National Historic Register of Historic Places. If successful, this would list Lawrenceville on the National Register and would make certain projects eligible for tax incentives for historic redevelopment. There are NO restrictions that the program places on property owners in terms of what they can or can’t do with…
Bloomfield Development, Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation, Lawrenceville Corporation, and Lawrenceville United together held a meeting for residents on proposed development at 4520 Penn Ave., on December 15, 2o16. Review the meeting notes below for more detail. There will be another public meeting in January to review the results of the traffic study, and the project’s zoning hearing…
Lawrenceville United is seeking interns for spring and summer 2017. Positions include an Education Program Assistant and Community Development Program Assistant. Work study-eligible; credit or stipend also available. Please see attached job descriptions. Education Program Assistant Community Development Program Assistant
Icon Development presented their plans for a proposed 4-unit residential development at 3710 Charlotte Street at the 6th Ward Block Watch on November 28th. For those original meeting notes and the presentation, please click here. In response to resident questions/concerns that were brought up afterwards, Icon Development has provided some follow up materials. Please see below:…
A 2nd community meeting was held with Regent Penn regarding their proposed development at 46th and Davison. Please follow links below for materials from the meeting. The Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing is on January 12th. Meeting notes. PowerPoint presentation from Regent Penn.
Please see the following documents from the 6th Ward Block Watch meeting for November: Original agenda Meeting notes Public safety report Presentation by Icon Development for 3710 Charlotte
