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Originally Posted by eschaton
2. Nomination of the "Hanauer-Rosenberg Residence" in Allegheny West. Honestly, I do not think this is merited - largely because the building is already part of the Deutschtown historic district, along with being a single rowhouse in the middle of a unit of four. The nomination seems to be mostly because the building is owned by Matthew Falcone, and a modestly famous member of Pittsburgh's Jewish community lived there in the 19th century. |
Probably not warranted, but if a homeowner wants to encumber their own property then that's on them. That's certainly preferable to the property owner having their home nominated by others without their approval.
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3.Exterior renovations to 249 5th Avenue. This is one of PNC's several downtown towers. The renovation is basically swapping out existing sets of double revolving doors for sets that include handicapped-accessible entrances.
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Why in the world is something this inconsequential going to the Planning Commission?