The Mon-Oakland Mobility Project will rely on public outreach and coordination with communities in the project area to learn and gather valuable insight during the Design Phase of the project.
Joint Permit Application Available
The Joint Permit Application for the PWSA Four Mile Run Project and Mon-Oakland Mobility Project was made available for public review and comment in December 2020.
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Virtual Public Meetings
Meeting Purpose: To provide updates on project design, operations, and park features/landscape architecture.
Online Presentation #1
Date: October 21, 2020
Location: Virtual Zoom Presentation.
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Online Presentation #2
Date: October 29, 2020
Location: Virtual Zoom Presentation.
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In-Person Meeting
In-Person Public Meeting
Location: Spartan Center
Meeting Purpose: To provide updates on project design, operations, and park features/landscape architecture.
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Design Phase Public Meetings
November 21, 2019
Location: Center of Life
Meeting Purpose: To provide an update on the progress and current status of the Mon-Oakland Mobility Project and solicit feedback and public comment
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June 20, 2019
Location: Local 95 Union Hall
Meeting Purpose: To update the public on the progress and current status of the Four Mile Run Stormwater Improvement Project and the Mon-Oakland Mobility Project
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Study Phase Public Meetings
May 22, 2018
Location: Local 95 Union Hall
Meeting Purpose: To share the findings of the mobility study and lay out the next steps in the final engineering of the PWSA project
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February 20, 2018
Location: Pittsburgh Firefighters Local No. 1
Meeting Purpose: To continue the conversation about a potential connection between Hazelwood, Greenfield, Four Mile Run, and Oakland
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January 18, 2018
Location: Magee Rec Center
Meeting Purpose: To present design alternatives for the route and mode of transportation
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Stakeholder Meetings
The project team is working to ensure a responsive decision-making process that includes sharing information and community engagement to come to a mobility solution that serves all stakeholders.
The Stakeholder Committee includes representation from:
- Bike Pittsburgh
- CMU
- Greenfield Community Association
- Hazelwood Green
- Hazelwood Initiative
- Oakland Business Improvement District
- Oakland Community and Economic Development
- Oakland Transportation Management Association
- Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group
- Pittsburgh Technology Center Association
- Port Authority of Allegheny County
- The Run Resident Action Team
- Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition
- University of Pittsburgh
- UPMC
The Committee will meet throughout the Design Phase of the project. Meetings will focus on a wide range of topics including: bicycle/pedestrian accommodations, mobility options, landscaping/streetscaping, materials, lighting, and constructability.
Below is a list of meetings held during the Design Phase:
Stakeholder Meeting
May 16, 2019
Location: Spartan Community Center
Meeting Purpose: To provide a project update and begin working with Stakeholders during the Design Phase to inform the public engagement process.
Resident Advisory Group Meetings
To ensure local interests are reflected in the project design, the project team will continue to involve and meet with the Resident Advisory Group.
Resident Advisory Group includes representation from:
- The Run Resident Team
- Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition
- Hazelwood Initiative
- Oakland Planning and Development Corporation
- Greenfield Community Association
- Junction Hollow Coalition
Resident Advisory Group Meeting
Oct 14, 2020
Location: Virtual Zoom meeting
Meeting Purpose: Provide an update on project development and gather feedback in advance of public input opportunities in October 2020
Mar 30, 2020
Location: Virtual WebEx meeting
Meeting Purpose: Provide an update on design refinements for Phase 1 and Phase 2 and gather feedback in advance of the 60% design submission for Phase 1 and 30% submission for Phase 2
Nov 8, 2019
Location: Local 95 Union Hall
Meeting Purpose: To gather feedback and provide an update on Phase One of the project, the Junction Hollow and 4 Mile Run Segments as the project team reached a key design milestone
Study Phase Outreach
The Design Phase will continue the public engagement process initiated during the Study Phase.
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E-mail Updates
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