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Arborist: Trees Will Survive Moore Square Redesign

moore_square_tree_studyA study of the 68 trees in Moore Square found that they will survive construction of a redesigned park on the site if the work is done right.
April 29, 2013 | Posted in: News, The Latest | Tags: , | 2 Responses | Full Story »

Council Roundup: Transit Station Plans and Raleigh’s Roosters

union_station_drawingCouncilors Tuesday approved a consultant for the transit station master planning process and a public hearing for a south Raleigh resurfacing project. In other news, Raleigh roosters are off the chopping block.
April 3, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News, The Latest | Tags: , , , | Comments closed | Full Story »

For Dix, ‘What’s Next’ Could be A Long Time Coming

DixNiceWThe Dix property is now a city park, but it will likely be years before there are any major changes to the land.
January 28, 2013 | Posted in: News, The Latest | Tags: , | Comments closed | Full Story »

Moore Square and the “Politics of Trees”

Moore Square Trees_092012Leading tree expert visits Moore Square to study soil and park trees.

Task Force: Trees Won’t Survive Moore Square Renovation

by Leo SuarezPlans are moving forward to renovate Moore Square in downtown Raleigh. But the city’s Tree Conservation task force says those plans will hurt the square’s best feature: the trees.
June 13, 2011 | Posted in: News | Tags: , | Comments closed | Full Story »

Raleigh, State Compromise on Moore Square Design

State officials say they will support Raleigh’s move to ask the state legislature to change a law that prevents permanent structures from being built on Moore Square. The city will need the change in order to move ahead with the proposed redesign of Moore Square.
May 3, 2011 | Posted in: City Council, News | Tags: , , , | Comments closed | Full Story »

Raleigh Could Get Agreement on Moore Square Plan

The Raleigh City Council may be able to strike a deal with the state to move ahead with the Moore Square redesign. Councilors also approved parking changes, two bonds for the October ballot and ended sidewalk assessments.
April 20, 2011 | Posted in: City Council, News | Tags: , , , , | Comments closed | Full Story »