OAKLAND TASK FORCE January 14, 2020 University of

In attendance:

Mavis Rainey Derek Dauphin Elena Zaitsoff Mike Madden Jenna McGreevy Alli Haley Michael Panzitta Jennifer March Wanda Wilson Jamie Ducar Rick Siger Alex Toner Paul Svoboda Georgia Petropoulos Gavin White John Krolicki Martell Covington Betsy Momich Miranda Micire Kelsey Shannon Chris Vitsas

Presentations:

Chris Vitsas Magee New Power Station

Magee has largest NICU in the state with 77 beds. Project is needed to protect patients and is in the early stages; have intriductiry meetings with Kate Raukus frim City Planning this month. Buildiong woll use same footprint as existing and will house four generators with room for a fifth and space for trade shops. Architecture will remain consistent wotj surrounding buildings. Will be a tier 3 diesel and will require monthly testing which will meet all noise ordinances for the community. Demolition will start in July of 2020 and construction will be completed in July 2021.

Laura Chu Wiens Executive Director Pittsburghers for Public Transit [email protected] (703) 424‐0854

 Irvine/Second Avenue sidewalk install ADA‐compliant width and curb cuts, from Greenfield Ave through the Hazelwood  Dedicated pedestrian crossing times and signals on Hazelwood Second Ave business district, particularly by the library during school pick‐up and drop‐off hours.  Traffic calming measures on Hazelwood Ave and on the lower residential area of Greenfield Ave  ADA‐compliant access to Panther Hollow parklet /Fixing curb issues and chronic potholes on Boundary Street  Sidewalk from the corner of Joncaire Street and Boundary Street to the intersection with Filmore Street (Some refer to this stretch of roadway as Boundary Street and others refer to it as South Neville Street

 Weekend service on the 93, at a minimum frequency of once every 40 minutes  Extension of the 75 across the Hot Metal Bridge into Hazelwood  Maintain pedestrian/bicycle trail access during PWSA stormwater remediation project and reconstruction.  Create a connection of Junction Hollow Trail over or under railway tracks to access Panther Hollow Lake and the rest of Schenley Park.  Improve connections between and Junction Hollow.  Build a seamless connection between Hazelwood Green and the Eliza Furnace  Trail by using the existing train bridge and/or connection at the Hot Metal Bridge  sidewalks on the to extend the network to Squirrel Hill, Frick Park and points east.  Create and maintain the Sylvan Avenue Corridor as a vehicle‐free route for pedestrians and cyclists , managed with an emphasis on forest habitat restoration.

Dara Braitman – DOMI

City is seeking more community input on the 2070 transportation plan.

Paul Svobda – Duquesne Light

Councilman Bruce Kraus hosted 4th community meeting. Riazzi website is up and updates will bbe posted there