Development Beat
Development Beat
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Today on the Development Beat, a quick look at some recent renovation permits.
News
Planners Across America: Raleigh Makes Room to Grow Under the Leadership of Ken Bowers
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In this excerpt from an interview for the “Planners Across America” series for the website Planetizen, Ken Bowers, AICP, discusses how the city of Raleigh will rely on the city’s new comprehensive plan and development code to accommodate 100,000 new residents by 2030.
City Council
Live Tweets From Public Hearing on Z-27-14: Citywide Remapping
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The public hearing last night for zoning case Z-27-14 had a shockingly huge turnout. While city-hall reporter Chris Tepedino reported from inside the council chambers, editor James Borden was free to roam the building and live-tweet the event. While Chris works on his official write-up, please enjoy this very unofficial summary of the night.
Development Beat
Development Beat
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Today on the Development Beat, a quick look at a new auto body shop coming to Southeast Raleigh.
Editor's Notebook
Local Journalism Still Needs Your Support
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Journalists are OK with asking tough questions. “Please give us some money” isn’t one of them. That’s one of the many challenges of nonprofit news. We dedicate ourselves to serving the public, reporting on issues close to home, and giving all sides a fair hearing. It’s a humbling experience, and one that doesn’t leave us with much time to ask for your support.
Development Beat
Development Beat
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This week on the Development Beat, we look at a big project on Wake Tech’s north campus, a new self-storage facility and some more residential demolition projects.
Development Beat
Development Beat
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This week on the Development Beat, we talk about a new hotel, a new office building and some renovations to existing buildings.
News
Wake County Sees Nearly 25% Decline in Homeless Population
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In a presentation on homelessness at last weeks Atlantic CAC meeting, attendees learned that there had been a small but significant drop in the number of homeless in Wake County between 2014 and 2015.
News
Neighbors Express Concern Over New Elementary School
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A presentation to the Southeast CAC on a new elementary school at the intersection of Poole and Barwell Roads was met with skepticism from several in attendance, who said the project would benefit from more citizen input.
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Southeast CAC June 12, 2014
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Southeast CAC Meeting Minutes
CAC Meeting Minutes June 12, 2014
Meeting of the Southeast CAC was held on Thursday, June 12, 2014 at the Worthdale Community Center. Meeting was called to order by Chair Dennis Gullick at 7:00 p.m.
There was no report from Parks and Rec. Raleigh Police Department report was given by Officers J. R. Schneider and R. A. Lee who reported that a few break-ins have taken place within the last month. They continued to advise residents to remove items from car and out of view of passersby in order to avoid break-ins and theft. People are asked to use the rule of “lock, take, hide”.
