On today’s program: Inclusionary zoning, which requires some developments to create affordable housing units, will be a permanent requirement in Lawrenceville following a pilot project. Now, city leaders look to other parts of Pittsburgh; a public health and filmmaking collaboration looks at mental health among teenagers during the pandemic; and businesses across the state are deciding if to require their employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Inclusionary Zoning Becomes Permanent In Lawrenceville, Some City Officials Eye Expansion
Katie Blackley
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90.5 WESA
