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A program the Record once reported as underutilized has seemingly gained momentum after Raleigh City Councilors this week approved the seventh loan through the city’s Downtown Loan Program.
City Councilors moved forward this week with a lease for an affordable artist community that once councilor says gives him “heartburn.”
Developers will submit a revised proposal that limits construction of the controversial Stanhope project to a five-story building.
Councilors have set a March 1 deadline to adopt the city’s new zoning code, but some want to see adoption done as early as next month.
City Councilors Tuesday rejected a proposal to use a denizen-run crowdfunding program for neighborhood projects.
A City Council committee this week denied a request for a seven-story building on Hillsborough Street. The full Council gets the final say Tuesday.
A special care facility has been approved for a development in Southeast Raleigh. In other business, Planning Commissioners delayed a vote on a North Raleigh church.
Members of the Budget and Economic Development Committee this week approved a $50,000 loan for a downtown home design store.
Wake County Commissioners Monday denied funding for a new school on the site of the YWCA near downtown Raleigh.
UNC Health Care and Wake County have entered into a lease that would allow for the takeover of the county-owned campus.
