Boundary Street / S Neville Street Enhancement Plan Community Meeting - 3/25/26

This was a community meeting held by the City of Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure on March 25, 2026, focused on the Boundary Street and South Neville Street enhancement plan. The meeting presented the project's background, public engagement results, and two design alternatives for improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure along the corridor. The preferred alternative, a shared use path, was selected based on safety, ease of maintenance, future capacity, and construction cost considerations, with preliminary cost estimates totaling approximately $5.5 million for the most extensive segment. The plan also addressed parking impacts and proposed a hybrid residential parking permit program to mitigate parking loss. While this meeting did not involve contract awards or immediate procurement actions, it outlined the project's next steps toward engineering design and construction funding pursuit, signaling upcoming procurement opportunities for design and construction services.