City Council
Council to Consider Four-Year Terms
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City council members are discussing whether to extend council terms from two years to four.
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City council members are discussing whether to extend council terms from two years to four.
Wake County Commissioners approved stricter stormwater rules for new development in Wake County, funding for affordable housing and the first steps of a November bond referendum.
The city’s composting program continues to run at a shortfall despite fee increases and low prices.
A 23-floor highrise has been approved by the Raleigh Planning Commission and North Raleigh gets a new gas station.
A council committee find short- and long-term fixes for allowing mobile farm stands to continue doing business. Committee members also called new food truck rules a success and consider loosening the regulations.
Raleigh’s new economic development manager has the big job of putting Raleigh on the track of economic success.
The city’s Urban Design Center will be relocating to the Briggs Hardward Building to make way for a full-service bank.
Starting next month, the Raleigh City Museum will be operated by the City of Raleigh.
After years of debate, city councilors approved a front-yard parking ordinance Tuesday. In other business, they delayed Martin Marietta’s quarry expansion and considered longer terms for councilors.
Raleigh City Council members adopted the city’s budget for the next fiscal year. There is no property tax increase this year, but trash fees will increase $1. The budget includes merit pay increases for city employees and a raise for councilors. Health insurance premiums for employee dependents will go up 4 percent.