City Council
Anti-tethering ordinance passes, final bike plan moves forward
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The Raleigh City Council passed an ordinance to regulate dog tethering and approved the comprehensive bicycle plan after two public hearings.
City Council
March 3 hearings on dog tethering and bike plan
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The Raleigh City council will hold public hearings during its March 3 evening session on a proposed animal tethering ordinance and a new comprehensive bike plan.
City Council
Tiered Water Rates, Animal Tethering Move Forward
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Council got an interim report on tiered water rates, and the animal tethering ordinance has a public hearing set for March 3.
City Council
In close vote, council refuses to extend comp plan comment period
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Raleigh City Council voted 4-4 yesterday and denied a citizen petition to extend the comprehensive plan public comment period. Jason Hibbets presented a petition on behalf of several community groups to extend the time by 30 days. Photo: Planning Director Mitch Silver (left) and Jason Hibbets (right) plead their cases to council.
City Council
Raleigh drafting animal tethering ordinance
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The Raleigh city council will consider a new animal tethering ordinance at its next meeting. Councilor Nancy McFarlane had asked the city manager for a report on where the city stands with animal tethering. The city has no ordinance on the books dealing with tying pets up, but rather relies on state animal cruelty laws.
