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Read. Follow. Verify.Resolution to Transfer City Property at 708 North Pacific Avenue
Record date · April 14, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City has approved the transfer of ownership of a city-owned property located at 708 North Pacific Avenue to Mary Sauer. This transfer is part of a legal settlement agreement regarding a case filed in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.
The City is permanently relinquishing its legal interest in a specific parcel of land (: 50-G-345) to resolve a pending lawsuit, removing it from the municipal property inventory.
Who It Affects
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Mary Sauer
She is the recipient of the property title as part of a legal settlement.
City of Pittsburgh (10th Ward)
The City is relinquishing its ownership interest in a specific parcel of land.
Key Facts
- The City is executing a quitclaim deed to transfer all rights and interest in 708 North Pacific Avenue to Mary Sauer.
- The property is identified in the Allegheny County Deed Registry as Block & Lot: 50-G-345.
- The property is located in the 10th Ward.
- The transfer serves as the full and final settlement of a legal case (GD 19-017927) in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.
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- The resolution was passed finally following an executive session held on March 31, 2026.
- The file number for this resolution is 2026-0305.
- The resolution was introduced on March 27, 2026.
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Settlement via Property Transfer
The City utilized a property transfer as the primary mechanism for resolving a civil lawsuit, indicating a preference for asset-based settlements in this instance.
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