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A long-contested rezoning case that would transform a former Seventh-day Adventist Church into a south Raleigh restaurant was discussed before council this week, although no decision was made on whether to approve it.
Council discussed this week the future of a bike share program in Raleigh, the fate of which will be decided over the coming weeks.
City Council continued its budget discussions this week, looking at items ranging from streetscaping to a summer youth employment program.
City Council on Tuesday approved regulations allowing short term rentals in Raleigh and pushed a controversial text change amendment concerning sidewalk patios to committee.
Work on the second phase of the Crabtree Pipeline project has closed a portion of Hodges Street between Atlantic and Wake Forest, and the city wants to make sure you know all about it.
The Brentwood Neighborhood in North Raleigh off Capital Boulevard held its first annual neighborhood-wide yard sale this past weekend. Warm weather, good crowds and a wide selection of goods helped this new tradition get off to a great start!
Today on the Development Beat, we look at some recently issued permits, including one for a new AAA Car Care Center on Western Boulevard where a Pizza Hut once stood.
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.
Planning Commissioners approved a text change amendment this week that would restrict the development of gas stations located within 200 feet of a residential zoning district.
The Law & Public Safety Committee approved this week new regulations for short-term rental businesses such as Airbnb.
