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City Councilors this week approved plans for a new critical safety facility, which will house the City’s 911 call center, and emergency operations, traffic management and data centers.
Councilors will review the city’s policy for where it places affordable housing.
Wake County Commissioners Monday approved an interlocal agreement to cooperate with the Wake County School Board on future construction projects, but school board members say they have not yet seen the document.
Councilors Tuesday put five outdoor music permits on hold while they create a new policy.
Wake County Commissioners Monday appointed Deputy County Manager Joe Durham to serve as Interim County Manager.
Raleigh and nearby municipalities will kick in funding for Falls Lake research after the state Environmental Commission rejected a state plan for controlling nutrient pollution, but many think the state should pay for the work.
An independent panel of transit experts last week criticized a transit plan created for Raleigh and Wake County, saying officials here need to focus on buses instead of rail. Raleigh officials say the plan already focuses on buses and that rail needs to be part of the vision for the future.
Planning Commissioners this week approved the “10 at South Person” development and phase two of the Sunnybrook Road development. They defered a Rock Quarry Road rezoning for two weeks.
Business owners may soon be forced to remove signs from their windows. The issue will go to a public hearing next year.
New management and more strict parking restrictions seem to have eased some of the problems neighbors say stem from a nearby hookah café after bars on Glenwood South close.
