City Council
Council Committee Work Remains from 2013
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This year starts with more than 20 items pending before the Council’s five committees. The Record set out to figure out what those items were and why they are still in committee.
Oak City Portraits
Kayak Run
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Raleigh residents Laura Jackson and Jim Biddell made good use of a sunny Sunday afternoon by kayaking on Crabtree Creekby in their tandem kayak, named “Mojo!”
News in Brief
City Asks for Input on Bike Routes
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The city will install at least 27 miles of marked, on-road bicycle facilities during the next two years, and residents are invited to share input at public meetings.
City Council
Council Roundup: Public Input for Historic Guidelines, Part of Charter Square Sold
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Updates from this week’s City Council meeting: Historic development staff wants public input on the guidelines used by the Raleigh Historic District Commission. City Councilors also approved the sale of a portion of the Charter Square site, road races and rezonings.
City Council
City Leaders’ Vision for 2014: Growth, Economic Development
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City leaders discuss their plans and priorities for 2014 including growth management, economic development, creating a vision for the City of Raleigh.
City Council
Committee Considers Dog Ban in Some Park Facilities
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A Council committee will review a recommendation that would ban dogs from some areas of Raleigh’s park system.
City Council
Course Changed for Palm Sunday Marathon
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Rock N Roll Marathon organizers changed the race route in order to accommodate nearby church services.
City Council
Johnston-Raleigh Bus Service to Continue
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Raleigh Councilors Tuesday approved a long-term contract between the Triangle Transit Authority and NCDOT for supplemental bus service between Johnston County and Raleigh.
County Government
Troubles Ahead for New School Design and Construction
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The Wake County Board of Education could have trouble moving forward on new school construction projects as Wake County Commissioners continue to seek more involvement in the process.
County Government
Wake Approves EMS Substation for Brier Creek
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A new EMS substation in Brier Creek comes with a land rent increase of $999.
