by T N | Mar 1, 2021 | Blog
A recent article about a possible Tax Incentive Grant, or TIG, for Downtown South developer John Kane included several claims. Let’s examine them to see if they measure up to a reality check. The article is here Raleigh City Council Considers a Program to Save...
by T N | Feb 23, 2021 | Blog
District A Councilor, Patrick Buffkin, has held three virtual Town Hall meetings since the pandemic has shut down in-person gatherings. The first was April 28, 2020. The second on Sept 29, 2020. And, the most recent was Feb 11, 2021. All other councilors who have...
by T N | Feb 21, 2021 | Blog
The NC Justice Center has written to the Wake County Commissioners and the Raleigh City Council expressing their concerns about the possibility of approving a Tax Increment Grant for the Downtown South project especially in this current environment of a pandemic and...
by T N | Feb 15, 2021 | Blog
City Council created a study group to explore if and how the council’s structure should change. That could include increasing terms from two to four years, upping council members’ pay (currently $17,412 for what’s considered a part-time job), and expanding the...
by T N | Feb 8, 2021 | Blog
Linda Watson, a former member of Raleigh’s Environmental Advisory Board, sent the following letter to the members of the Growth and Natural Resources Committee and the full City Council prior to the 1/26/21 GNR committee meeting. She points out Raleigh’s...
