After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing the link for joining the meeting.

Our presenter will be Tania Tully from the Raleigh Historic District Commission, along with members of the Mordecai Historic Preservation Committee. The survey of Mordecai Place architecture approved by the neighborhood and conducted by the Raleigh Historic Development Commission has been completed by an architectural historian and approved by RHDC. The report is available to the public. It lists all properties in the neighborhood, designating them as contributing (built before 1947) or not contributing and offering a brief summary of the structure. Please contact [email protected] to be emailed a copy.

Since the last architectural survey in 1998, the Mordecai Place neighborhood has gone from 167 contributing (historic) structures to 154.This approval clears the way for the neighborhood to more seriously consider historic overlay and preservation options for Mordecai Place. We will be holding an informational meeting with Tania Tully of the RHDC and members of the Mordecai Historic Preservation Committee to answer questions and concerns and to share next steps. Learn more about their research and proposals for the Mordecai Place neighborhood.  Please register in advance.

MCAC Agenda
March 16, 2023
Online meeting 7:30-8:30pm

• Welcome/Agenda 
• Announcements
• Police Report
• Committee updates: 
• -Clover Lane Rezoning Committee
• -Brookside Townhomes 
• “Streetside HOD for Mordecai?”
  More info about Streetside HODs here: https://rhdc.org/sites/default/files/streetside_HOD_staff_presentation.pdf

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