July 29, 20247 p.m. Laurel Hills Community Center, CC Meeting Room, 3808 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27612 4409 Creedmoor Rd. Pre-Submittal OX-4 TO CX-7-CU (Additional Information) E Molly Stuart Burns
This committee studies questions dealing with routes, services, passenger amenities. Members: Latonia Williams (Chair)Sara PradoJennifer Truman - Ex-Officio For more information and to view the agenda, please visit Raleigh Transit Authority.
Please join us to learn and share your thoughts on the programming and activity plans for the park bond projects in Southeast Raleigh: John Chavis Aquatic Center and Heritage Plaza John P. "Top" Greene Community Center South Park Heritage Walk Each designer will share their preliminary concepts for each project and we want to hear from you! Youth activities will be provided. Learn more and get involved! Ages: AllCost: Free
Meeting Details The Public Art and Design Board will meet in person at: John Chavis Memorial Park Community Center505 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Raleigh, NC 27601 Contact Raleigh Arts to request an item for the agenda. View agenda and past meeting minutes on BoardDocs Watch this Meeting Virtually The public can view the Public Art and Design Board meeting virtually. Watch the Public Art and Design Board virtually Leave a Public Comment Using Voicemail Public comment voicemails are accepted between 5 p.m. Thursday and 5 p.m. Monday before a Public Art and Design Board meeting. Public comment voicemails will be transcribed and become part of the public record. Comments will be posted to BoardDocs 30 minutes prior to the meeting. One comment per person per meeting is allowed. To leave a public comment for the Public Art and Design Board meeting, please follow these steps: Call 855-925-2801 and enter code 2594 Record your comment. The time limit for public comments is three minutes. Learn more about the Public Art and Design Board
July 31, 20246 p.m. Wake Tech Perry Health Sciences, Building A, 2901 Holston Lane, Raleigh, NC 27610 Wake 3 Campus Post-Submittal OX-7-PL, OX-3-PL, OX-5-CU , OX-5-PL TO CMP (Additional Information) C Toby Coleman Redus
Hosted by Live It Up Hillsborough Street. During the summer, restaurants and bars will have $5 small plate or drink offerings to introduce locals to the diverse and delicious food and beverages available from our Hillsborough Street District merchants during their normal business hours.
Meeting Details Meetings are held virtually on the first Thursday of each month from noon to 1 p.m. unless listed otherwise on the calendar. For more information about how to join the meeting, please contact Raleigh Arts at 919-996-3610. Learn more about the Art, Education, and Collections Committee
The registration link and agenda will be available a week before the meeting date. If you subscribe to this meeting series, you will receive the registration link and updates such as news and workshops. This commission meets the first Thursday of every month. Members discuss various stormwater needs and issues. Then, provides recommendations to staff and reports to Raleigh City Council. If you would like to speak at this meeting during public comment, please email us.
Public Meeting - August 1, 2024 The City of Raleigh Design Review Commission will conduct a public meeting on Thursday, August 1 at 4:30 p.m. at the Raleigh Municipal Building, 222 West Hargett Street in the Council Chamber. For more information about the meeting, please contact Kasey Evans or visit the Design Review Commission webpage. A. Design Alternates - Old Business 1. DA-4-2024: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church (5000 Lead Mine Rd) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 2. DA-6-2024: 201 Hillsborough (200 W Morgan St) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. B. Design Alternates - New Business 1. DA-7-2024: 1021 Social St (Life Time Living Residential) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 2. DA-8-2024: 4501 Edwards Mill Rd (Glenlake Lot 1) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 3. DA-9-2024: 200 S West St (RUSBus) This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. C. Approval of Minutes 1. Review July 10, 2024 Meeting Minutes D. Sir Walter Raleigh Awards Planning 1. SWRA Planning E. Report of the Commission's Attorney F. Report of the Chair and/or Vice Chair G. Adjournment The Commission typically meets on the first and third Thursday of each month at 4:30 p.m. Meeting agendas are added to the BoardDocs agenda management […]
August 1, 20245 p.m. Glen Eden Pilot Park, 1500 Glen Eden Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612 1025 Schaub Dr. Pre-Submittal R-6-CU w/SHOD-1, SRPOD, TOD TO RX-7 w/SHOD-1, SRPOD, TOD (Additional Information) D Daniel Smoot Burns
Bring your Baseball Cards to the City of Raleigh Museum for August's First Friday Baseball Card Trading Night! Learn about Baseball Cards with a 15-minute presentation and Question and Answer session provided by our official sponsor, Oak City Sports Cards. Come and see if you can snag one of their donated free Baseball Cards! And while you're there, check out the new exhibit, "Diamond Days: The History of Baseball in Raleigh"! Ages: AllCost: Free
Elections, Libraries staff partner on one of largest initiatives to date The Wake County Board of Elections and Wake County Public Libraries are partnering to offer voter services at eight local libraries on Saturdays this summer. Events will take place from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. June 22 through Aug. 17, with the exception of July 6. Board of Elections staff will visit eight libraries over eight weekends to offer voter registration updates and upcoming election information. Visitors will also be able to get a photo voter ID, which is now required to be shown by registered voters who do not already have an acceptable ID. A full list of accepted voter IDs can be found at ncsbe.gov/voting/voter-id. “We always strive to empower more people to vote in Wake County by making information and resources as accessible as possible,” said Olivia McCall, Board of Elections director. “This collaboration with the libraries is an excellent opportunity for us to provide accurate information and help residents better prepare for the upcoming elections.” The two organizations have worked together to offer voter registration at local libraries for years, but this is one of the largest initiatives ever planned. The events provide a convenient opportunity for residents […]