News
Residents Glimpse Union Station Design Plans
|
On Wednesday architects unveiled the design for Raleigh’s planned Union Station in the warehouse district. The plans include retail, performance and outdoor space.
City Council
Transportation Bond Goes to Voters this Fall
|
Councilors approve including a $75 million transportation bond on the October 8 ballot.
News
New Bern Ave. Top Pick for Expanded Bus Service
|
City officials want to expand bus service throughout Raleigh, but city staff think they should start with New Bern Avenue.
News
More Details Coming on Union Station Plan
|
A second information session about the planning and design of the future Raleigh Union Station will take place Wednesday at CAM Raleigh.
News
Transit Easements Becoming Part of Projects Early
|
For some in city government, the best time to ask a developer for a transit easement is during a rezoning.
News
Transit Advocates Won’t Push for Wake Tax in 2013
|
Representatives with Capital Area Friends of Transit said they will not continue to push to place a half-cent sales tax referendum on the fall 2013 ballot.
Editor's Notebook
Talk of Transit Never Quits
|
Members of the Wake County Commission have another chance this year to put a referendum on the ballot for a half-cent sales tax to fund public transit. Mayors from across Wake County spoke last week about the need for more transit options, though not all agreed on the sales tax.
City Council
Planning Elusive for Traffic Calming
|
Although city officials expect more traffic as the city grows, officials are struggling with ways to become more proactive about installing traffic calming measures.
News
Residents Invited to Learn About New Union Station
|
Raleigh residents are invited to learn more about the Union Station project downtown at a public information session and workshop Monday at the Raleigh Convention Center.
News
With Wake Tax Off the Table, City Transit Planners Look to Short-Term
|
Raleigh transportation planners are coming up with alternate ideas to improve the city’s transit. The plans follow a vote by the Wake County Commission not to put a voter referendum on the November ballot for a half-cent sales tax increase to pay for a transit plan.
