Lawrenceville Community Development Activities Meeting

ByHelen

Lawrenceville Corporation and Lawrenceville United invite you to a meeting to discuss community planning and development issues,

  • A liquor license transfer at Arsenal Lanes (212 44th St) and a new liquor license at Bierport (4115 Butler St).
  • We’ll have updates on the Green Boulevard, the Riverfront planning process, the Clack site process, and the Holy Family Development.

As part of Lawrenceville United and Lawrenceville Corporation’s community process, you are encouraged to attend this open and public meeting to learn more, ask questions, and provide feedback.

To participate by Zoom or by phone register at bit.ly/OctoberCDAM or call 412-802-7220. The meeting will also be streamed live on Lawrenceville Corporation’s Facebook page. Please let us know your accessibility needs at info@LUnited.org or 412-802-7220.

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