Join us at our Public Open House to seek feedback on the Concept Designs for the Sertoma Arts Center Improvements on Tuesday, Jan. 14 from 4 to 7 p.m. Your input is essential - we look forward to hearing from you! Location: Sertoma Arts Center Ages: All Cost: Free
Jan. 14 6 p.m. Laurel Hills Community Center, CC Meeting Room, 3808 Edwards Mill Rd, Raleigh, NC 27612 4409 Creedmoor Rd Post-Submittal OX-4 TO CX-7-CU (Additional Information) E Molly Stuart Klem
A. 7:00 P.M. EVENING AGENDA B. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER BY THE MAYOR C. PUBLIC COMMENT 1. Rules of Decorum for Public Comment This Agenda Item Contains an Attachment. 2. Voice Mail Public Comment D. ADJOURNMENT 1. Adjourn Meeting The Raleigh City Council will meet for a Public Comment Session. Sign up to speak Watch Council Meeting Live Stream View agendas and past minutes Visit our City Council page to find your council member and other council services.
Attend an upcoming Ask-A-Planner to ask questions about Reflecting Raleigh: The Next Comprehensive Plan. City staff are interested in engaging with residents, sharing information, and learning about their vision for the future of Raleigh. Over the next year, the City will be hosting a series of Community Conversations on the following topics: Affordable Housing Stormwater Trees Sustainable Infrastructure & Services Neighborhoods Transportation & Mobility Sustainability and equity will be at the heart of every conversation. We want to hear from you at any of the Reflecting Raleigh events.
The Fair Housing Hearing Board works to improve public awareness of the City's Fair Housing Ordinance, which prohibits discrimination in housing opportunities on the basis of race, color, religion, family status, disability, national origin or sex. Location Raleigh Pathways Center 900 S. Wilmington Street Raleigh, NC 27601 Agenda View agenda and minutes on BoardDocs
Jan. 15 6 p.m. Heritage Park Community Learning Center, 416 Dorothea Drive, Raleigh, NC 27601 405 and 416 Dorothea Dr Pre-Submittal RX-3 w/TOD TO DX-12-CU w/TOD (Additional Information) D Molly Stuart Burns
Transit Rider Focus Group for Wake Transit Plan Update In 2016, Wake County voters approved a half-cent sales tax referendum dedicated to expanding and strengthening transit services in Wake County. The Wake Transit Plan (WTP) is the county-wide transit investment program that decides how those funds will be spent on services and projects to shape the future of transit service across Wake County. Every four years, the Wake Transit Plan is updated to revisit and confirm the region’s ten-year transit investment strategy. This plan will decide how to invest nearly $1 billion over the next 10 years to make it easier for people in Wake County to use public transportation. Wake Transit staff is currently sharing ideas for how to improve transit access across the region. These ideas are part of what we are sharing now and are helping us develop an investment strategy that will: · Create fast, reliable connections between Raleigh and Durham with bus rapid transit (BRT) · Make regional rail options better for traveling between major destinations like Durham, Raleigh, Cary, and Wake Forest · Expand the programmed bus rapid transit (BRT) network · Expand frequent local bus service (every 15-minutes or better) · Build mobility […]
Jan. 15 7:30 p.m. Carolina Pines Community Center, 2305 Lake Wheeler Road, Raleigh, NC 27603 1321 & 1405 Athens Dr Post-Submittal R-4 w/SRPOD TO RX-3 w/SRPOD (Additional Information) D Arthur & Anya Gordon Burns
The Mayor's Committee for Persons With Disabilities meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month from 12 to 1 p.m at the Raleigh Pathways Center. Minutes and Agendas View meeting minutes and agendas on BoardDocs Sign Up for News and Updates Sign up to receive alerts about the Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities through MyRaleigh subscriptions.
Feed your belly and your brain! Bring your lunch to the City of Raleigh Museum and listen to a captivating lecture every third Thursday of the month. Lectures will run for 30 minutes and topics vary each month. Oakwood Cemetery is known as a Cemetery Full of Life. But what makes it so? Join the City of Raleigh Museum to discover the stories behind the stones, as well as how this active burial space operates as a museum! You'll learn about some of the Cemetery's well-loved "residents,", uncover long-buried stories, and honor heroes resting under the oaks—talk presented by Oakwood Cemetery Executive Director Robin Simonton. Location: City of Raleigh Museum Ages: All Cost: Free
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.
This meeting of the Raleigh Transit Authority will be held at 3:30 p.m. and the Public Comment begins at 4 p.m. For more information and to view the agenda, please visit Raleigh Transit Authority. If you'd like to submit a comment for the upcoming virtual meeting, please email GoRaleigh@raleighnc.gov. The meeting may be viewed live via RTN 11, the City’s live stream page, and YouTube.