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The City Council’s Law and Public Safety Committee Tuesday approved task force recommendations for a temporary food distribution facility so that charitable organizations can feed the homeless near Moore Square.
A Council Committee Tuesday again delayed a vote on the rehabilitation of the Brentwood Today Lake, which suffers from a failed dam.
The city is investigating what it would take to set up electronic payments and reloadable bus passes in place of the magnetic card system used now.
Morgan Property Group will be able to start the rezoning process for a property in North Raleigh that is the suspected location for a new Publix grocery store.
As the city continues to work on the design for the new Union Station in the downtown Warehouse District, money coming in from state and federal sources will make the project a reality. But it’s not completely funded yet. City officials say they hope to stick to the $73 million budget for the station.
Although recently acquired by Peace University, the downtown retail hub known as Seaboard Station is not set to see any significant changes in the immediate future, due to its high tenant occupancy rate and the long-term lease options of those existing tenants.
City Councilors this week approved plans for a new critical safety facility, which will house the City’s 911 call center, and emergency operations, traffic management and data centers.
The tree-lighting tradition at the State Capitol will continue when Gov. Pat McCrory and First Lady Ann McCrory light the Christmas tree Dec. 12.
Councilors will review the city’s policy for where it places affordable housing.
Wake County Commissioners Monday approved an interlocal agreement to cooperate with the Wake County School Board on future construction projects, but school board members say they have not yet seen the document.
