This Week/Next Week at City Hall -- September 23, 2019

This Week/Next Week at City Hall – September 23, 2019

This is only a partial listing.  Go to RaleighNC.gov to find links to latest meeting agendas and materials and also for updates on meeting cancellations.

All meetings are held at Raleigh Municipal Building, 222 West Hargett Street, unless otherwise noted.

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Try Transit Week is September 23 – 27

• 9/23 – Youth and Seniors will receive a token of appreciation
• 9/25 – Free ride day on any GoRaleigh route
• 9/27 – Transit Employee Appreciation Day

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Residential Infill Development Study Survey

Take the survey at http://publicinput.com/infill

Deadline is September 30.

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Consolidated Plan Survey

Please take 5 to 10 minutes to complete our survey. Your feedback will influence how your federal and local funds are spent in our community. Help us shape the 2021-2025 Consolidated Plan by sharing feedback on programs used to address housing and community development needs in Raleigh:

http://www.raleighnc.gov/community/content/HousingNeighborhoods/Articles/ConsolidatedPlan.html

The Consolidated Plan outlines goals and strategies for housing and community development needs and identifies strategies, resources, and networks the community has developed to address those needs. The Consolidated Plan covers the period of July 1, 2020-June 30, 2025.

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Share your opinion about bicycling in your community!

The City of Raleigh recently reapplied to renew our Bicycle Friendly Community status with the League of American Bicyclists.

Please take a minute to complete this brief survey and help us gain a better understanding of your cycling experiences in Raleigh.

You can access the survey here or by pasting into your browser:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/app_BFC_FA19

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CAPER Draft Available for Comment

How has the Community Development Division spent federal money for housing and community development in the past year? How many affordable apartments and houses did the City of Raleigh sponsor or develop? How many low-income houses were rehabilitated? How did the Community Development Division aid organizations working with the homeless?

The Community Development Division is partially federally funded. The Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) is a report to the Federal Government (US Dept of Housing and Urban Development) that shows the areas in which this money has been spent and the demographic breakdown of people who benefited from Community Development programs.

The CAPER Draft for the past fiscal year (July 1, 2018-June 30, 2019) is on the Housing and Neighborhoods page for the public to review. You can send us comments about the CAPER Draft to cd.info@Raleighnc.gov until September 20th. A summary of the CAPER draft is also available

Comments will be addressed in the final updated CAPER that will also be posted on the Housing and Neighborhoods page in late September. You may request a paper copy by calling (919) 996-4330.

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Monday, 9/23

• 6pm – Friends of Oberlin Village monthly meeting, Wilson Temple United Methodist Church, 1023 Oberlin Road

• 7pm – Glenwood CAC, Laurel Hills Park (New Location), 3808 Edwards Mill Road, agenda includes Grubb Ventures:  Proposed Text Change/Zoning, 3800 Glenwood Avenue

• 7pm – Midtown CAC, Five Points Center for Active Adults, 2000 Noble Road, agenda includes Presentation of the Midtown St. Albans Area Plan recommendations

• 7pm – South Central CAC, Roberts Park Community Center, 1300 E. Martin Street, agenda includes Proposed protected bike lane on State Street

Tuesday, 9/24

• 9am – Planning Commission, agenda includes
• Report of Planning Commission Transportation Committee
• Z-23-19, 13055 & 13051 Strickland Road
• CP-10-19, Falls of Neuse Parkway
• Z-26-19, N. Tarboro Street
• TC-11-19, Shopping Centers
• TC-12-19, Unsafe Building Code

• 4:30pm – Historic Cemeteries Advisory Board Landscape Committee

• 4:30pm – Public Art and Design Board

• 5:30pm – Historic Cemeteries Advisory Board

• 7pm – Hillsborough-Wade CAC, Jaycee Community Center, 2405 Wade Avenue, agenda includes
• City tree pruning policies
• Update on Dorothea Dix Park
• Update on the Hillsborough Street Community Service Corporation

Wednesday, 9/25

• 8:30am – Dorothea Dix Park Master Plan Executive Committee

• 4pm – Growth & Natural Resources Committee, agenda includes
• TCZ-1-19, 5001 Spring Forest Road
• 2030 Comprehensive Plan Update:  CP-2[C]-19 – Economic Prosperity and Equity/Expanding Housing Choices
• Nutrient Loading/Banks/Discharge Levels

• 6pm – Historic Resources and Museum Advisory Board

Thursday, 9/26

• 8:15 – 10am – Ask a Planner re 2030 Comprehensive Plan Update

• 11:30am – 1:30pm – Ask a Planner re 2030 Comprehensive Plan Update

• 4pm – Planning Commission:  Committee of the Whole

• 4pm – Certificate of Appropriateness Committee, agenda includes
• COA-0108-2019 – 404 E. Lane Street
• COA-0077-2019 – 518 Elm Street
• COA-0081-2019 – 216 E. Lenoir Street
• COA-0089-2019 – 218 N. East Street
• COA-0091-2019 – Blount Street Historic District & Oakwood Historic District
• COA-0092-2019 – 213 E. Cabarrus Street
• COA-0093-2019 – 330 E. Davie Street

• 5pm – Housing Authority

Friday, 9/27

• 10am – 6pm – City Transportation & Construction Job Fair, 2550 Operations Way

Saturday, 9/28

• 9am – 6pm – Raleigh Youth Summit, McKimmon Center, 1101 Gorman Street