Homewood Development Activities Meetings 

The Homewood Development Activities Meetings (DAM) is a forum available for residents, business owners, property owners, and other stakeholders to learn more about proposed Homewood development projects and provide feedback before the project can move forward in the City’s planning and approval process.

As a Registered Community Organization (RCO) for Homewood, the Homewood Community Development Collaborative (HCDC) will host public meetings to review upcoming projects in Homewood before they are reviewed by applicable City of Pittsburgh commissions and boards, allowing your feedback to be heard early in the planning process. View a map of the PDP’s RCO boundary here.

All meetings will take place at least thirty (30) days prior to the applicant’s first public hearing.

       - View the 2024 Commission Calendar

        - Pittsburgh City Planning Notices & Meetings

                  Historic Review Commission (HRC)
                   Naming Commission
                   Planning Commission (PC)
                  Public Art & Civic Design Commission (PACD)
                  Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA)

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Upcoming Community Meetings

Please join us on Thursday, April 11,  2024 at 6:00 PM

Location: 

Community Empowerment Association
7120 Kelly Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15208

Agenda:

     - HCDC Introductions  & Welcome
     - Community Meeting Rules of Engagement
     - DAM Presentation:

            URA &  McCormack Baron Salazar's Homewood
            Gateway Project

     - Community Development
     - Organization Updates
     - Close

Scan QR code to link to view on Zoom or click here to join meeting  https://bit.ly/3VBpPHX

Virtual DAM for 7415 Hermitage Street (Concrete Rose Phase II Development) will be February 19, 2024 6-7 PM. -https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81319386703?pwd=NHNEREVubUJYVUo2SEY5V1hHaVNoZz09 Meeting ID: 813 1938 6703 Passcode: 860589

2024 Meeting Schedule

The HCDC will host Development Activities Meetings on the second Thursday of each month as long as there is at least one project on the agenda.

All presenters must submit their finalized presentation/project materials and confirm their meeting date with the HCDC at a minimum of ten (10) days in advance of the scheduled DAM in order to be included on the meeting agenda.

Project presentation materials should align with what will be presented to the City of Pittsburgh commission or board that the project is seeking approval from.


Upcoming 2024 DAM Meeting Dates

Meeting Date                Time                                     Deadline
January 11                           6:00 p.m.                          December 29
February 8                         6:00 p.m.                          January 25
March 14                             6:00 p.m.                          February 29
April 11                                  6:00 p.m.                         March 28
May 9                                    6:00 p.m.                          April 25
June 13                                 6:00 p.m.                          May 30
July 11                                    6:00 p.m.                          June 27
August 8                            6:00 p.m.                           July 25
September 12                6:00 p.m.                           August 29
October 10                       6:00 p.m.                          September 26
November 14                 6:00 p.m.                          October 31
December 12                 6:00 p.m.                           November 28 

 Click here to email HCDC  about DAM Meetings

For Developers and Project Owners

If you have a project that you are seeking to present to the HCDC and would like to be added to the monthly agenda, please follow the link below to complete the registration form and review the 2024 meeting schedule for additional information.

Click here to register your upcoming project

What projects require a DAM meeting?

A Development Activities Meeting (DAM) is required for any development activity that occurs within the Homewood Neighborhood that will require a City hearing and that meets at least one of the following thresholds:

-2,400 sq.ft. of new or expanded structure
- new construction of 4+ residential units
- new or enlarged parking area with 10+ stalls - use variances
- zoning map amendments - project development plans - planned developments
– PLDP - planned developments
– FLDP
- master development plans
- institutional master plans an application to the Historic Review Commission an
- application to the Art Commission

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About Registered Community Organizations (RCOs)

Community organizations often tackle a great variety of issues such as social services and community cleanups. Community organizations that are concerned with the development of the community can become a Registered Community Organization (RCO) in order to have a formal role in the current development projects as well as neighborhood planning processes. 

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Previous DAM Meetings

December 14, 2023

6957 Hamilton Avenue Redevelopment TINK & Design Project (URA)

October 12, 2023

No DAM Meeting

None

September 14, 2023

No DAM Meeting

None

August 10, 2023

Zoning Davis Family Childcare, LLC (Zoning) 7220 Upland Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15208

July 13, 2023

DAM for Child Care & Zoning Project: Imagination Works Location: 7315 Race Street

May 11, 2023

Proposed GetGo at Fifth Avenue - Zoning

March 29, 2022

Andrea Ketzel – City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Works Sara Zewde – Studio Zewde landscape architect made presentation for improvements to Stargell Field. Homewood Community Development Collaborative voted to approve the request.Andrea Ketzel – City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Works Sara Zewde – Studio Zewde landscape architect made presentation for improvements to Stargell Field. .

February 16, 2021

Art Commission/ Requests to install/affix banners to the light pole along Homewood Ave to highlight some of the neighborhood’s most influential residents.

May 26, 2020

Omicelo requested to connect two buildings, 7449 Frankstown and 907 Braddock Avenue, in the redevelopment process. Requests to reconfigure buildings to share a common hallway and two exits, remove the deteriorated fire escapes, increase number of units to 15, provide two accessible parking spots, fully renovate interior and exterior of building but make no additions or significant changes beyond parking, sidewalks, and windows.

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