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Councilors and Planning Commission members heard few comments from the public Tuesday regarding a change to a change in the food truck ordinance. If approved, the change will allow trucks downtown and more than one truck in certain spaces.
A new historic overlay district near Shaw University finally has a name after Tuesday’s City Council meeting. In other council business, a hotel is planned for the Bell Tower Mart area on Hillsborough Street and the Angus Barn has become part of the City of Raleigh.
City Councilors will explore a change to traffic calming in new urban developments.
UNC Health Care will soon manage care at the Wakebrook Recovery Center. In other business at Monday’s County Commission meeting, Commissioners are looking for an alternate source of funding for the Veterans Day Parade and approved a new roof for the firearms education and training center.
Planning Commissioners approved a site plan this week for Citrix’s new downtown office.
City Councilors Tuesday rejected using city parking decks as advertising space, but approved a public hearing for a change in the food truck ordinance, more urban pygmy goats and sensitivity training and outreach for the ART program.
New zoning changes for RTP will allow the area to have a more urban feel.
New software enables residents to add comments to City Council agenda items.
The Oakwood neighborhood was threatened by a highway that would have divided the neighborhood, but residents defeated the proposal in 1972.
Superintendent Tony Tata was fired Tuesday by the Wake County School Board, leaving the body without leadership as they prepare to once again dismantle and recreate a school assignment plan.
