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Tag Archives: growth
Advancing Regional Solutions for Growth Challenges
ULI Triangle District Chair Keynotes at WakeUP Wake County Annual Meeting WakeUP Wake County will host its 2013 annual meeting on January 17, 2013 from 7-9 p.m. The keynote speaker is ULI Triangle District Chair Ken Bowers. Mr. Bowers will … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Events
Tagged City Planning, community, Creative District, growth, Junior League of Raleigh, Ken Bowers, triangle, ULI Triangle, wake county
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Is Density Good for Raleigh? Join the conversation…
Join WakeUp Wake County on September 10 for a fun and thoughtful WakeUP After 5 event to talk with development experts to understand how Raleigh’s new development code (the UDO) can affect re-development in urbanizing Raleigh. They’ll share perspectives on … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Raleigh Planning
Tagged density, growth, participation, Stormwater, UDO, wake county, WakeUp After 5
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New Regulations Coming to Raleigh: UDO Draft Available
Guest post by Philip W Poe The City of Raleigh released a second public draft of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) on January 3. This document includes the new development regulations proposed for the City of Raleigh. If all goes … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Raleigh Planning
Tagged City Planning, growth, New Development Code, participation, public meeting, Raleigh, UDO, UDOAG, Urban Design Center, zoning
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Lessons in Livability for 21st Century Cities
On January 19, 2012, Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Chair, US Congress Liveable Communities Task Force, will present on ‘Lessons in Livability for 21st Century Cities’ at the Stockroom, 230 Fayetteville Street. The event is free and open to the public. The schedule … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Raleigh Planning
Tagged City Planning, growth, participation, public meeting, Raleigh, wake county
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Developer Panel Discussion: Apartments vs. Condo’s
Please join us at the Pullen Arts Center for the Hillsborough CAC meeting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 19, for a special developer panel discussion. The panel will discuss construction standards for rental units (apartments) versus ownership units(condos). The … Continue reading
Posted in CAC, Neighborhood, South West Raleigh
Tagged 400 Oberlin project, 401 Oberlin project, community, Creative District, growth, Hillsborough CAC, Hillsborough Street, neighborhood, participation, Raleigh, rentals
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City Council Candidates Talk to Southwest Raleigh (forum notes)
Over 30 citizens gathered on the evening of Monday, September 26, 2011 for the Renaissance Park candidates forum. The event was focused on this years City Council election, happening on October 11, 2011. The Raleigh Public Record has a voter’s … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, Economic Development, Neighborhood, South West Raleigh
Tagged City Planning, community, Creative District, Economic Development, FYP, growth, NC State, neighborhood, PROP, public meeting, quality of life, Raleigh, ralpol, Renaissance Park, Tryon Road, UDO
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Renaissance Park Candidates Forum Live Tweets
In case you weren’t able to attend the Renaissance Park candidates forum tonight, we were live tweeting from the event. Not on twitter? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. I will admit, it does take some skill to consolidate politicians … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, Events, South West Raleigh
Tagged Community forum, Economic Development, FYP, growth, PROP, quality of life, Raleigh, ralpol, Renaissance Park, Tryon Road
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Planning Workshops This Week – Get to Know Your UDO
The public comment period is open. But have you taken a look? We only have a few weeks to review the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) which is shaping up to be the new zoning laws for Raleigh. What will your … Continue reading
Posted in Good Info, Raleigh Planning
Tagged 2030, community, growth, neighborhood, participation, public meeting, Raleigh, Raleigh Public Record, UDO
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Water: Is the Bill Coming Due?
As the census shows, our community is growing quickly! With new growth comes increasing demand for water supply. Local reservoirs, including Falls Lake, have nearly dried up in past years under drought conditions. What’s being done to improve water supply … Continue reading
Focus on Education
For the month of March, the editors would like to focus on identifying the educational resources in Southwest Raleigh. There are opportunities at all levels, pre-school, K-12, community college, and higher education. Then, there are the resources like our libraries, … Continue reading
Posted in South West Raleigh
Tagged assets, contribute, education, growth, JT Locke Resource Center, libraries, Project Enlightenment
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