City Council
Lightner Center back at council
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Council preview: the public safety center proposal is back at council this week, plus a stimulus grant, a $50k loan for a new downtown coffee shop and a new tax on gambling machines.
City Council
Council gets an earful on the budget
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The Raleigh City Council had a full house for its budget hearing Tuesday evening. Councilors also passed changes to the rezoning process.
City Council
Council talking budget, gardens this week
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The Raleigh City Council will hold its annual budget hearing Tuesday evening. During the afternoon council members will tackle community gardens, the Little River Reservoir and more. Photo: The Wedge Garden in the Pullen Park neighborhood. Photo by Jessica Tisdale.
City Council
City budget maintains line on property tax, $5 increase for cars
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The Raleigh city manager released his proposed budget Tuesday for city council consideration. The $620 million budget closes a $7.5 million shortfall.
News
Second school board vote approves community schools policy
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Members of the Wake County Board of Education voted 5-4 Tuesday in a second vote for community schools, ending the diversity policy based on economic status.
City Council
Council preview: comp plan, road races and a new city logo
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Council will talk about a new logo for Raleigh, the city employee health insurance plan and new rules for road races.
City Council
Councilors get ready for budget time
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City councilors weigh in on closing the $8 million budget gap for the next fiscal year. They need to approve a balanced budget by the end of June.
News
Raleigh planners will show off their Union Station idea on the 12th
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The Raleigh Planning Department will be holding an open house next Wednesday to showcase its idea for the Raleigh Union Station. The proposal would put a large transit station on the western side of downtown, with regional and city bus service, Amtrak and eventually high-speed rail.
City Council
New zoning code will not require affordable housing
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The new zoning code, or Unified Development Ordinance in planner parlance, will not require builders to include affordable housing units in new developments.
