Pennsylvania Statutes
§ 13601 — Public buildings generally
(a)Authority of city.--With regard to a public building, a city may, by ordinance, do any of the following:
(1)erect, purchase, establish or maintain the public buildings; or
(2)purchase, take, use, occupy or acquire, by any lawful means, including eminent domain, private land, buildings and property in order to erect, establish or maintain a public building.
(b)Included structures.--For purposes of this chapter, a public building includes not only a building or structure that council deems necessary for the use of the city, but also another building and structure to be used for a public purpose, including a public auditorium, public library, public memorial building and monument.
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