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Amazon withdrew plans Thursday to construct at 2.6 million-square-foot distribution center on the site of the former George Westinghouse Research Park in Churchill. Borough councilors had approved the project in December after months of intense debate.
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A group of Churchill residents has appealed to reverse a decision about an Amazon warehouse being built in the borough — even though Churchill Borough Council approved the project last month.
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The Churchill Borough Council voted to approve an application for a controversial proposed Amazon development at the site of the former George Westinghouse Research and Technology Park on Tuesday night.
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Some Churchill residents and community groups staged a protest on Monday against a proposal to build an Amazon warehouse in the borough.Over the course of 14 meetings and 57 hours of hearings and public comment, residents who oppose the development shared concerns that it could increase traffic and air pollution in the neighborhood. Those who support the development say it could help bring much-needed revenue to the region.The Churchill Borough Council is expected to vote on the proposal before the end of the month.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: Heading into the holidays, the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank is seeing increased costs for food and transportation, but is still able to meet the community’s need; Amazon is looking to develop a distribution center in Churchill, but it’s causing tension among residents; and the challenges new farmers face finding and purchasing land.
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Churchill Borough officials held their seventh virtual public hearing Thursday night on a proposed Amazon distribution center at the former George Westinghouse Research and Technology Park.
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Amazon is hoping to build a last-mile distribution center in Lawrenceville. The facility would act as a hub for local Amazon deliveries. It would replace the old Sears outlet on 51st Street.
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The Churchill Borough council will meet this evening for a public hearing regarding a controversial proposal from the e-commerce giant Amazon. The company wants to build a distribution center at the former George Westinghouse Research and Technology Park in Churchill.
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Early Thursday morning, the Churchill Borough Planning Commission recommended the borough approve an application to turn a former Westinghouse site into an ecommerce distribution center. It is widely believed to be for retail giant Amazon.
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A group of residents are planning to protest a proposed e-commerce distribution center in Churchill Tuesday evening.