As Pittsburgh transitions further away from its industrial past, the City has determined that the industrial zoning applicable to large swaths of its riverfront should be replaced. To that end, the City is considering a significant amendment to zoning regulations for properties near the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers in hopes of encouraging commercial, residential and mixed use development, protecting the riverfront environment and ensuring that the rivers are an accessible public amenity.
Read more in this Developing Pittsburgh article by Andrea Geraghty and Matthew Lasek “Down by the River: Pittsburgh's Proposed Riverfront Interim Planning Overlay District”.
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