Ordinance amending the Pittsburgh Code, Title Nine, Zoning Code, Article I, Introduction… rezone
Case 2025-2224
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Pittsburgh Meetings
Committee on Hearings and Policy, September 17, 2026
Decided: Rezoning of Banksville parcels to Residential Planned Unit Development (Bill 2025-2224)
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What happened
On September 17, 2026, the Committee on Hearings and Policy acted on Rezoning of Banksville parcels to Residential Planned Unit Development (Bill 2025-2224).
The Pittsburgh City Council held a public hearing on Bill 2025-2224, a proposed rezoning of three parcels (36K30, 36K90, and 36K94-1) in the Banksville neighborhood from RMM (Residential Multi-Unit Moderate Density), P (Park), and R1DL (Residential Single Unit Detached Low Densit…
Meeting key facts
- Jurisdiction
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Governing body
- Advisory (makes a recommendation)
- Date
- September 17, 2026
- Decisions
- 1 zoning decision
- Outcome
- Decided
Projects in this meeting (1)
A project bundles every related decision, across hearingsBanksville parcels to Residential Planned Unit Development
Recommended 8-01 condition of approval
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Rezoning of Banksville parcels to Residential Planned Unit Development (Bill 2025-2224)
Public hearing on rezoning parcels 36K30, 36K90, and 36K94-1 (26-acre site) in the Banksville neighborhood from RMM (Residential Multi-Unit Moderate Density), P (Park), and R1DL (Residential Single Unit Detached Low Density) to RP (Residential Planned Unit Development) for a proposed 55-and-over...
Key Decisions (1)
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Rezoning of Banksville parcels to Residential Planned Unit Development (Bill 2025-2224)
1 conditions attached
Zoning Changes (1)
RMMRP26 acres
Development Activity (1)
Banksville 55-and-over residential planned unit development
Residential
Market Signals (2)
Housing Demand
A 26-acre senior (55-and-over) residential planned unit development is advancing…
Sentiment
Neighbor opposition centers not on the housing itself but on…
Agenda results
Each land-use item on the agenda, with its recorded voteWho spoke
5 distinct speakers; 1 identified names.
All speaker roles: 1 Clerk, 2 Public, 1 Chair, 1 Staff.
Identified name roles: 1 Staff.
Speaker sample: Joe Fraker, Staff.
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Zoning terms (7)
23 recorded timestamps
- public hearing (4 timestamps)
- zoning (5 timestamps)
- rezone (1 timestamps)
- residential (7 timestamps)
- density (4 timestamps)
- denied (1 timestamps)
Decision moments (1)
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