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County Commission roundup: Commissioners Monday approved a lease amendment allowing the WakeBrook mental health care facility to also offer primary health care services. Commission members also voted to add six full-time jobs to the county payroll.
Incentive programs, mandates are under review to counter Raleigh’s lagging recycling rates.
The city will begin fixing the dam and spillway at the East Raleigh lake, but will continue talking about the possibility of removing sediment.
The City Council’s Law and Public Safety Committee Tuesday approved task force recommendations for a temporary food distribution facility so that charitable organizations can feed the homeless near Moore Square.
A Council Committee Tuesday again delayed a vote on the rehabilitation of the Brentwood Today Lake, which suffers from a failed dam.
The city is investigating what it would take to set up electronic payments and reloadable bus passes in place of the magnetic card system used now.
Morgan Property Group will be able to start the rezoning process for a property in North Raleigh that is the suspected location for a new Publix grocery store.
As the city continues to work on the design for the new Union Station in the downtown Warehouse District, money coming in from state and federal sources will make the project a reality. But it’s not completely funded yet. City officials say they hope to stick to the $73 million budget for the station.
Although recently acquired by Peace University, the downtown retail hub known as Seaboard Station is not set to see any significant changes in the immediate future, due to its high tenant occupancy rate and the long-term lease options of those existing tenants.
Raleigh’s 69th annual holiday parade brightened up downtown streets Saturday.
