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The Northeast Citizens Advisory Council this month received updates on a number of planning projects relevant to their neighborhoods, including the Buffaloe-New Hope Area Plan and a new mixed-use development at the corner of Buffaloe and New Hope Roads.
The Northwest CAC last week voted to approve a new five-story office building at Brier Creek, and learned of the upcoming opening of a new community center at Abbotts Creek Park.
Attendees at last week’s Southwest CAC meeting received a detailed update on the city’s ongoing Southern Gateway Corridor Study.
Earlier this month, the Northwest CAC heard two rezoning cases from Stratford Land Developers, one for a retirement village and the other for an office building.
The Southeast CAC heard a presentation earlier this month on a new shopping center coming to their neck of the woods.
Raleigh’s Central CAC held its monthly meeting last Monday, where attendees received an update on the redevelopment of Moore Square and the future of the Wake County Transit plan.
The Central CAC last week once again took up the issue of zoning case Z-28-14, which would allow a former Seventh-day Adventist Church to potentially be used as a restaurant.
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.
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.
