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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.
City Council on Tuesday approved a leasing agreement for Google Fiber huts to be built in Raleigh and discussed an initiative to reduce pollution run-off into Falls Lake.
The Southwest CAC heard presentations on an NCDOT road improvements project and an “unconference” called CityCamp that focuses on local government innovation.
A large turnout at last week’s Northwest CAC meeting also meant a large vote against a newly proposed shopping center at the intersection of Old Leesville and Strickland Roads.
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.
The Northeast CAC held their monthly meeting June 11, where they discussed topics ranging from community events to new development in their neighborhoods.
This week on the Development Beat, we’re going to be talking about apartment complexes, residential demolitions, a new Sheetz, some religious renovations and more!
Curious what’s coming up at City Council this week? Check out the Record’s new agenda preview feature by city hall reporter Chris Tepedino.
According to data-collection firm Strava Labs, Hillsborough Street is the street of choice for Raleighites who like to bike and run.
Today on the Development Beat, a quick look at some permits from last week, plus an exciting contest!
