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Raleigh Planning Director Mitchell Silver recently took a job as the head of the parks systems for New York City. Before he heads north later this month, we thought we should ask him about the nine years he worked shaping Raleigh’s future.
Greg Hallam retired last week after 26 years working on planning and zoning in the city. He said the re-zoning process has become more politicized.
Developers question urban guidelines in Raleigh’s most suburban areas and a new Family Dollar store is approved for Southeast Raleigh.
The UDO doesn’t mandate mixed-use development, but should it?
A 23-floor highrise has been approved by the Raleigh Planning Commission and North Raleigh gets a new gas station.
The owner of a North Raleigh rock quarry has submitted a rezoning application that would expand its operations, but neighbors aren’t happy about the proposed changes.
The AJ Fletcher Foundation received the OK from the Planning Commission Tuesday to rezone a small piece of property in Glenwood South. The site plan for a large-scale development on Hillsborough Street will be reviewed by the city council next week.
Developers for the Edison Project envision a 22-story mixed-use highrise for the second phase of the long-awaited project.
After studying 30 years of satellite imagery, a UNC Charlotte research project says Triangle counties have developed land at a faster rate than they’ve added people.
Beginning March 13, the Planning Commission will begin its final review of the UDO, a complete rewrite of Raleigh’s zoning code that has been in the works for two years.
