Showing posts with label City Council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City Council. Show all posts

Saturday, August 8, 2020

The Week Ahead -- August 10, 2020

 Get Ready for the Week Ahead!

 

City Council meetings start back up on August 18. Deadline to sign up to speak is Friday, August 14. 


The Planning Commission meets on August 11. 


Don’t forget to complete your census form and request an absentee ballot for the November election. 


Learn more at

 

https://livableraleigh.com/the-week-ahead-week-of-august-10-2020/

Friday, July 10, 2020

City Hall Update -- Week of July 13, 2020

City Hall Update – Week of July 13, 2020

Table of Contents
o   Take Action
o   Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts
o   City Calendar
o   Covid-19 info

Take Action!!!

o   4pm on Friday, July 10, is the deadline to submit applications to be considered for the District D council vacancy and to submit questions to be asked during a virtual candidate forum on Sunday, July 12

o   Shared Streets is a pilot program for the City of Raleigh. Please email sharedstreets@raleighnc.gov with your questions, suggestions, comments, or concerns.

o   Provide Feedback by July 17 on the first draft of the stormwater design manual at https://raleighnc.gov/projects/content/PWksStormwater/Articles/StormwaterDesignManual.html

o   Complete the 2020 Census form: https://my2020census.gov/

o   Request an absentee ballot for the 2020 national election: http://msweb03.co.wake.nc.us/bordelec/downloads/9forms/9formslist/AbsenteeRequestForm.pdf


Check out Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts

o   Nicole Stewart Wants to Hear the “Right” Voices https://livableraleigh.com/nicole-stewart-wants-to-hear-the-right-voices/

o   Raleigh’s Leaders’ Moment to Listen https://livableraleigh.com/raleighs-moment-to-listen/

o   Raleigh City Council votes for a more powerful Police Advisory Board https://livableraleigh.com/raleigh-city-council-votes-for-a-more-powerful-police-advisory-board/

o   So you want to be appointed to Raleigh City Council? https://livableraleigh.com/so-you-want-to-be-appointed-to-raleigh-city-council/



City Calendar
o   The meetings listed below appear on the City’s Events Calendar at www.raleighnc.gov


o   Check www.raleighnc.gov for latest calendar updates and agendas


Sunday, July 12
o   3pm – Virtual forum for five District D candidates

Monday, July 13
o   1pm – Board of Adjustment – Virtual, agenda includes
o   BOA-0074-2019: 1308 and 1310 S. Person St.
o   A-3-20: 1308 and 1310 S. Person St.
o   A-4-20: 1308 and 1310 S. Person St.
o   BOA-0031-2020: 2003 Rock Quarry Road
o   A-14-20: 1200 & 1198 Partin Rd., 901, 1001, 1005 & 1009 Freedom Dr., and 4524, 4702, 4704 & 4710 New Bern Ave.
o   A-11-20: 721 Halifax St. and 18 Seaboard Ave.
o   A-12-20: 721 Halifax St. and 18 Seaboard Ave.
o   BOA-0048-2020: 721 Halifax St. and 18 Seaboard Ave.
o   A-13-20: 8 W. Peace St., 605 Halifax St., and 5 Seaboard Ave.

o   4pm – Greenway and Urban Trees Committee

Tuesday, July 14
o   12n – Raleigh Convention Center Commission

o   4pm – Special City Council meeting – Virtual, agenda includes Process for appointing new District D Council Member

o   4pm – Arts Commission Executive Committee

o   7pm – Southwest Raleigh Community Engagement via Zoom (Meeting ID: 831 6646 6508; Password: SWRCE1) https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83166466508?pwd=Q1h3c2I3dVExRjRJai9ZbzAzT1JBQT09#success

Wednesday, July 15
o   7pm – RCAC Meeting – Virtual

Thursday, July 16
o   9am – Raleigh Civil Service Commission

o   1pm – Pedestrian Planning Committee – Virtual (contact Paul.Black@raleighnc.gov)

o   4:30pm – Appearance Commission – Virtual, agenda includes
o   AAD-7-20 – 4200 Pearl Road
o   AAD-11-20 - 1641 Glenwood Avenue

o   6pm – Parks, Recreation, and Greenway Advisory Board

o   7pm – Atlantic CAC via Zoom (Meeting ID: 714 7969 6011; Password: 3DTJcD) https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71479696011?pwd=N0ltZjFTeTQ4UEN5NFQ0TjFmU2JQUT09

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Please stay safe and follow official government guidelines during this public health crisis.

Your best sources of reliable information during the COVID-19 public health crisis are official government websites.

COVID-19 information from Wake County: http://www.wakegov.com/covid19/Pages/default.aspx

COVID-19 information from the City of Raleigh: https://raleighnc.gov/news/covid-19-information

Resources for people experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis:  https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/NCRALEIGH/bulletins/2821263


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Friday, July 3, 2020

City Hall Update -- week of July 6, 2020

City Hall Update – Week of July 6, 2020

Table of Contents
o   Take Action
o   Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts
o   City Calendar
o   Covid-19 info

Take Action!!!

o   Sign up to speak at the July 7 evening Council meeting by 5pm Friday, July 3 https://raleighnc.gov/services/government/petition-address-city-council

o   4pm on Friday, July 10, is the deadline to submit applications to be considered for the District D council vacancy and to submit questions to be asked during a virtual candidate forum on Sunday, July 12

o   With election season coming up, the Sierra Club’s Capital Group is looking for volunteers to help, especially on the political committee.  You must be a member of the Sierra Club in order to join the political committee.  Dues are fairly nominal.  For more information, email capitalgroupsnc@gmail.com

o   Provide Feedback by July 17 on the first draft of the stormwater design manual at https://raleighnc.gov/projects/content/PWksStormwater/Articles/StormwaterDesignManual.html

o   Complete the 2020 Census form: https://my2020census.gov/

o   Request an absentee ballot for the 2020 national election: http://msweb03.co.wake.nc.us/bordelec/downloads/9forms/9formslist/AbsenteeRequestForm.pdf


Check out Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts


o   Please sign the petition: ask council to appoint Kay Crowder to fill the District D vacancy https://livableraleigh.com/please-sign-petition-to-appoint-kay-crowder-to-fill-council-vacancy/

o   Process to fill vacant City Council seat:  is it transparent or inclusive? https://livableraleigh.com/process-to-fill-vacant-city-council-seat-is-it-transparent-or-inclusive/


City Calendar
o   The meetings listed below appear on the City’s Events Calendar at www.raleighnc.gov


o   Check www.raleighnc.gov for latest calendar updates and agendas


Monday, July 6
o   Lane Idlewild RFI Pre-Proposal Conference – Virtual (Phone: 1-408-418-9388, Access Code: 126 195 9292, Meeting Password: 53957872) (Webex link also available from City website)

Tuesday, July 7
o   9am – Public Hearing on RDU Quarry continues; Webex login details ar https://deq.nc.gov/news/press-releases/2020/06/24/wake-stone-public-hearing-continuation

o   1pm – City Council – Virtual, agenda includes
o   Rezoning Z-53-19: 5512 & 5514 Thornton Road, on its south side, one quarter mile east of Wild Wood Forest Drive (District B) – recommend September 1 public hearing date
o   Rezoning Z-51-19: 3700 & 3800 Glenwood Avenue and 3710 Exchange Glenwood Place; Multiple parcels fronting Glenwood Avenue on the west, and Exchange Glenwood Place on the west (District E) – recommend September 1 public hearing date
o   Rezoning Z-17-19 Capital Blvd. Located southeast of the Peace Street and Capital Boulevard interchange (District C) – requesting 60-day extension
o   Request to Authorize Text Change - Maximum Limit on Allowed Outdoor Seating - Bars, Taverns and Nightclubs – recommend authorizing staff to draft an ordinance
o   Rezoning Z-8-20: 510 Carolina Avenue, approximately 300 feet south of the intersection of Carolina Avenue and Western Boulevard (District D) – requesting 30-day extension
o   Text Change TC-7-20: Mezzanines – recommend September 1 public hearing date
o   Rezoning Z-47-19: 4800 Duraleigh Road, east side, south of Crabtree Creek (District E) – recommend September 1 public hearing date
o   Rezoning Z-12-20: Prince Drive, west side of Prince Drive, approximately 0.35 miles from the intersection of Tryon Rd and Jones Franklin Rd (District D) – requesting 30-day extension
o   Rezoning Z-50-19: 913 Method Road, approximately 700 feet north of its intersection with Western Boulevard (District D) – requesting 30-day extension
o   COVID-19 Situation Update and Special Events
o   Affordable Housing - The Summit at Sawyer and Toulon Place Developments - Additional Allocation for Gap Financing
o   Lumley-Westgate Ebenezer Church Rd Bicycle Project
o   Zoning for Equitable Development around Transit: Process for Revising and Applying Zoning Overlay
o   Marketing and Ambassador Assistance - Additional Recovery Aid for Downtown
o   Resolution - Use of GoRaleigh Buses by Law Enforcement
o   Guidelines for Commercial Hillside Development Study
o   Equality NC Recommendations - Municipal Equality Index Score
o   Micromobility/Scooters

o   7pm – City Council – Virtual, agenda includes
o   Public Comment
o   Public Hearings
§  November 2020 Affordable Housing Bond Referendum
§  Extension of Bond Orders - 2013 Transportation and 2014 Parks Referenda
§  Stormwater Management Enterprise - Rate Adjustment
§  Comprehensive Plan Amendment CP-8-18: Rogers Farm, on the north side of New Bern Avenue, east and west of N. Rogers Lane (District B)
§  Text Change TC-16-19: Accessory Dwelling Development Option
§  Text Change TC-17-19: Design Alternates
§  Text Change TC-1(A)-20: Parking Requirements
§  Text Change TC-1(B)-20: Building Height and Cottage Courts

Wednesday, July 8
o   11am – Pre-proposal Conference for Property Management RFQ – Virtual (Phone: 1-408-418-9388, Access Code: 126 375 7675, Meeting Password: 43229286) (Webex link also available from City website)

o   11am – Poole Road Public Art Community Meeting – Virtual (registration required via City website)

o   12n – Substance Use Advisory Commission

Thursday, July 9
o   1pm – Pedestrian Planning Committee

o   3pm – Stormwater Management Advisory Commission – Virtual (registration required via City website)

o   4pm – Planning Commission Transportation Committee

o   6pm – Human Relations Commission

o   6:30pm – Poole Road Public Art Community Meeting – Virtual (registration required via City website)

Friday, July 10
o   4pm – deadline to submit applications for District D council vacancy

o   4pm – deadline to submit questions to be asked during Sunday’s virtual forum

Sunday, July 12
o   3pm – Virtual forum for five District D candidates


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Please stay safe and follow official government guidelines during this public health crisis.

Your best sources of reliable information during the COVID-19 public health crisis are official government websites.

COVID-19 information from Wake County: http://www.wakegov.com/covid19/Pages/default.aspx

COVID-19 information from the City of Raleigh: https://raleighnc.gov/news/covid-19-information

Resources for people experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis:  https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/NCRALEIGH/bulletins/2821263


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Friday, June 19, 2020

City Hall Update -- Weeks of June 22 and June 29, 2020

City Hall Update – Weeks of June 22 and June 29, 2020

Table of Contents
o   News you can use
o   Take Action
o   Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts
o   City Calendar
o   Covid-19 info


News You Can Use
o   In an effort to curtail the spread of COVID-19, the City of Raleigh’s State of Emergency now includes the mandatory use of face coverings within the City. More details at https://raleighnc.gov/masks

o   The Hillsborough-Wade CAC is meeting by Zoom for the first time on Monday, June 22 (see below).  Please share your CAC meeting info with LivableRaleigh@gmail.com to be included on our calendar listing.


Take Action!!!
o   Help stop the RDU Quarry – Sign up by noon on Tuesday, 6/23, to speak at the 6pm June 23 public hearing at  https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=3IF2etC5mkSFw-zCbNftGeTQwlSeD1RIhOMcQI6ad6VUQjVROFJNNE9BMVlJM0I0RjdEVUtWUzRSQi4u&fbclid=IwAR0bKViHIqh4R8fTYTdCEdX53OqMDphrzq_-zzmyylECSKdWH7mLkIgVoTI  Email info@umsteadcoalition.org to let the Umstead Coalition know you’ve signed up to speak, and they will reach out to you before the hearing date to work with you on what you will be saying on the big day.

o   Sign up to speak at the July 7 evening Council meeting by 5pm Friday, July 3 (sign up available starting Friday, June 26) https://raleighnc.gov/services/government/petition-address-city-council

o   With election season coming up, the Sierra Club’s Capital Group is looking for volunteers to help, especially on the political committee.  You must be a member of the Sierra Club in order to join the political committee.  Dues are fairly nominal.  For more information, email capitalgroupsnc@gmail.com

o   Provide Feedback by July 17 on the first draft of the stormwater design manual at https://raleighnc.gov/projects/content/PWksStormwater/Articles/StormwaterDesignManual.html

o   Complete the 2020 Census form: https://my2020census.gov/

o   Request an absentee ballot for the 2020 national election: http://msweb03.co.wake.nc.us/bordelec/downloads/9forms/9formslist/AbsenteeRequestForm.pdf


Check out Livable Raleigh’s latest blog posts

o   Whenever Mary-Ann Baldwin calls for “flexibility,” she always wants a backroom deal:  https://livableraleigh.com/when-mary-ann-baldwin-calls-for-flexibility-she-always-wants-a-backroom-deal/

o   Raleigh’s Affordable Housing Bond: No Commitments = No Accountability: https://livableraleigh.com/raleighs-affordable-housing-bond-no-commitments-no-accountability/

City Calendar
o   The meetings listed below appear on the City’s Events Calendar at www.raleighnc.gov


o   Check www.raleighnc.gov for latest calendar updates and agendas


Monday, June 22
o   6pm – Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, agenda includes
o   Capital Boulevard North Study
o   New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Implementation
o   Lumley/Westgate/Ebenezer Church Project Update
o   Work Zone Closures
o   2020 Resurfacing

o   7pm – Hillsborough-Wade CAC Zoom meeting, Join Zoom Meeting at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83699579977, Meeting ID: 836 9957 9977, One tap mobile +16465588656,,83699579977# US (New York), agenda includes
o   Update and Farewell for Officer Barbie Upchurch
o   Affordable Housing Bond Presentation
o   Open Discussion

Tuesday, June 23
o   9am – Planning Commission (Virtual), agenda includes
o   Rezoning Z-17-19 Capital Blvd, southeast of its intersection with Peace Street (District C)
o   Rezoning Z-47-19 4800 Duraleigh Road, east side, south of Crabtree Creek (Northwest CAC)
o   Z-51-19: 3700 & 3800 Glenwood Avenue and 3710 Exchange Glenwood Place; Multiple parcels fronting Glenwood Avenue on the west, and Exchange Glenwood Place on the west
o   Rezoning Z-53-19: 5512 & 5514 Thornton Road, on its south side, one quarter mile east of Wild Wood Forest Drive (District B)
o   Rezoning Z-8-20: 510 Carolina Avenue, approximately 300 feet south of the intersection of Carolina Avenue and Western Boulevard (District D)

o   11:30am – Safe, Vibrant & Healthy Community Committee (Virtual), agenda includes
o   19-04: Strategic Plan Review – Safe, Vibrant and Healthy Community Key Focus Area
o   19-01 Equality NC Recommendations – Municipal Equality Index Score

o   1:30pm – Economic Development & Innovation Committee (Virtual), agenda includes 19-01 Strategic Plan Review – Arts & Cultural Resources/Economic Development & Innovation Key Focus Areas

o   4pm – Growth & Natural Resources Committee (Virtual), agenda includes
o   19-03 Guidelines for Commercial Hillside Development
o   19-06: Strategic Plan Review - Growth and Natural Resources Key Focus Area

o   5:30pm – Arts Commission (Virtual)

Thursday, June 25
o   3pm – Transportation & Transit Committee (Virtual), agenda includes
o   19-03: Strategic Plan Review – Transportation and Transit Key Focus Area
o   19-01 Micromobility/Scooters

o   4pm – Planning Commission Committee of the Whole

o   5pm – Certificate of Appropriateness Committee (Virtual), agenda includes
o   COA-0018-2020: 1023 W South Street
o   COA-0040-2020: 620 N East Street
o   COA-0042-2020: 418 S Boylan Avenue
o   COA-0030-2020: 509 N Boundary Street
o   COA-0015-2020: 1102 W Lenoir Street
o   COA-0047-2020: 3108 Hillmer Drive
o   COA-0048-2020: 206 E Franklin Street
o   COA-0049-2020: 1010 W Cabarrus Street

Tuesday, June 30
o   9am – Planning Commission (Virtual)

o   4:30pm – Public Art & Design Board (Virtual)

Wednesday, July 1
o   7:45am – RHDC Research Committee

Thursday, July 2
o   3pm – Stormwater Management Advisory Commission

o   4pm – Art, Education, and Collections Committee

o   6pm – Parks Committee

Friday, July 3 – Independence Day Holiday
o   5pm – deadline to sign up to speak at July 7 Council meeting

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Please stay safe and follow official government guidelines during this public health crisis.

Your best sources of reliable information during the COVID-19 public health crisis are official government websites.

COVID-19 information from Wake County: http://www.wakegov.com/covid19/Pages/default.aspx

COVID-19 information from the City of Raleigh: https://raleighnc.gov/news/covid-19-information

Resources for people experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis:  https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/NCRALEIGH/bulletins/2821263


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