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Councilors Agree to Southwest Raleigh Affordable Housing Project

scatter_site_policyCouncilors approved a loan Tuesday for an affordable housing project in Southwest Raleigh and will review how the City ranks priority areas.

Committee Upholds Affordable Housing Funding Decision

Members of a second City Council committee approved funding for an affordable housing community in Southwest Raleigh.

Residents Wary as Peace Remains Quiet on Seaboard

peace_seaboardview1Peace University officials withdrew an application for bond after City Council members asked the school to meet with residents and share its plan for the Seaboard Station shopping center.

Vote Delayed for Glenwood Ped-X Bridge Project

crabtree trafficCouncilors Tuesday delayed a vote for a project on Charles Drive so that more residents could have input.

Farmers Market Planned for Southeast Raleigh Kroger

The Kroger on Martin Luther King, Jr. at Raleigh Boulevard.A nonprofit group will receive city funding to help set up a temporary farmers market in Southeast Raleigh.
May 8, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News | Tags: , | 0 Responses | Full Story »

Southwest Raleigh Affordable Housing Project Criticized

scatter_site_policyA proposed affordable housing community by DHIC has been put on hold so Councilors could have more discussion on the policy used to rank the appropriateness of the location.

Committee OKs Affordable Housing Loans

A Council committee this week approved $1.4 million in loans for two affordable housing projects in Raleigh.
April 25, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News | Tags: , | 0 Responses | Full Story »

Allen Out as City Manager

RussellAllenCityMgrCity Council members announced Wednesday they will not to renew City Manager Russell Allen’s contract this year.
April 17, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News, The Latest | Tags: | Comments closed | Full Story »

Council Delays Peace Bond Vote

William Peace University, as seen from Peace Street. Photo by National Park Service.City Councilors want William Peace College officials to meet with the community before it will approve the school’s bond request.
April 16, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News, The Latest | Tags: , | Comments closed | Full Story »

Discussions Continue on Watershed Development

Committee members are concerned that allowing commercial development in the watershed could open door for more, less responsible development.
April 12, 2013 | Posted in: City Council, News, The Latest | Tags: , , | Comments closed | Full Story »