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On Saturday, May 21 the Brentwood community in North Raleigh held the first annual “Brentwood Rocks” event where neighbors of all ages got together to paint rocks for a planned Rock Garden in Brentwood Park.
We’ve got three new building projects to talk about today, plus the unveiling of a new feature: the development map!
Permits have been issued for Oak & Dagger, which will be replacing Tyler’s Taproom at Seaboard Station, and for continued work at Horseshoe Farm Nature Preserve, a park that’s more than 20 years in the making.
On Tuesday, Councilors discussed the City’s procedures for conducting Traffic Impact Analysis studies, plus a breakdown of the types of developments for which traffic studies are always required.
The Oasis, a Muslim Community Youth Center, is set to get developed alongside a new single-family home neighborhood in Northeast Raleigh on Louisburg Road.
Councilors on Tuesday heard updates on the City’s latest Bike Plan and received a breakdown of the FY2017 budget. Plus: a vote to rebid Moore Square, and the approval of an Oberlin Road rezoning case.
A new shopping center is coming to the intersection of Atlantic and Spring Forest in North Raleigh, and it’s bringing with it the beloved fast-food chain Burger King.
We’ve got two demolition projects to dive into today, including the former home of a modernist furniture store and a handful of Duke Energy warehouses in far North Raleigh.
Council has a number of items on its plate for Tuesday, including an affordable housing project, a rezoning case for a pregnancy clinic and a change in the parking requirements for downtown Raleigh hotels.
Permits have been issued for Raleigh’s first retail banking location of the Greenville, NC-based Union Branch & Trust, which will be located on Mutual Court, near the intersection of Strickland and Falls of Neuse in North Raleigh.
