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Resolution authorizing the Mayor, the Director of Public Works, and the Director of Finance, on behalf of the City of Pittsburgh, to enter into a permanent easement with the Pennsylvania Ame… 2024-0007 Resolution Jan 5, 2024 Passed Finally Resolution adopting Plan Revision to the City of Pittsburgh’s Official Sewage Facilities Plan for 5203 Columbo St, Pittsburgh, PA 15224, at no cost to the City. 2024-0006 Resolution Jan 5, 2024 Passed Finally Certificate of Election of Khari Mosley as a Member of Pittsburgh City Council, District 9, for a four year term. 2024-0005 Certificate of Election Jan 3, 2024 Read, Received and Filed Certificate of Election of Deborah L. Gross as a Member of Pittsburgh City Council, District 7, for a four year term. 2024-0004 Certificate of Election Jan 3, 2024 Read, Received and Filed Certificate of Election of Barbara Greenwood Warwick as a Member of Pittsburgh City Council, District 5, for a four year term. 2024-0003 Certificate of Election Jan 3, 2024 Read, Received and Filed Certificate of Election of Robert Charland as a Member of Pittsburgh City Council, District 3, for a four year term. 2024-0002 Certificate of Election Jan 3, 2024 Read, Received and Filed Certificate of Election of Bobby Wilson as a Member of Pittsburgh City Council, District 1, for a four year term. 2024-0001 Certificate of Election Jan 3, 2024 Read, Received and Filed

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