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Raleigh Councilors Adopt $754.1M Budget
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City Councilors Monday adopted next year’s budget and, after much debate, provided additional funding for school crossing guards.
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City Councilors Monday adopted next year’s budget and, after much debate, provided additional funding for school crossing guards.
Councilors are considering a $91.7 million parks bond for the November ballot.
Tuesday evening’s Raleigh City Council meeting brought a large crowd, but only a fraction were there to speak on the proposed budget.
Wake County Commissioners Monday directed the county manager to work with the school board to find additional funding for teacher pay.
With privilege licenses no longer a viable revenue source, Councilors are keeping the decline in revenue in mind as they discuss next year’s budget.
Councilors Monday discussed the merits of charging for parking in city-owned decks on nights and weekends, but didn’t make any final decisions.
Frontages, a feature of the city’s new zoning code, are a sticking point with one Tryon Road rezoning request.
A group representing the state’s municipalities reports that a proposed law governing how cities regulate trees could be pulled. The law, if passed, would make local tree protection rules illegal.
Raleigh City Councilors got an update this week on the special events office and ask that staff consider a cap on the number of road races held in specific neighborhoods.
City Manager Ruffin Hall proposes a 1-cent property tax increase to fund the city’s road resurfacing program.