Raleigh public meetings in 2025

Raleigh City Council Work Session

At its work session and regular meeting, Raleigh City Council will receive a status update on the 2022 Parks Bond projects and then vote on a consent agenda. Key consent items include extending the Red Hat Amphitheater name sponsorship through 2030, a backup 911 agreement with Charlotte, and a $2.88 million health insurance stop-loss contract. Council will also authorize public hearings for the FY 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan and accept donations for police youth programs.

• Red Hat Amphitheater Name in Title Agreement Amendment No. 2 – extends sponsorship through 2030 concert season
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Charlotte for backup 911 service to Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center
• Health insurance stop-loss reinsurance contract with BCBSNC, estimated $2,882,304 for one year
• Cell tower license agreement at E.M. Johnson Water Treatment Plant (11361 Raven Ridge Road) – expected $218,000 annual revenue for Utility Customer Assistance Program
• Bid award for HVAC replacement at NEROC Parks building (7700-A Burwell Street) to Comfort Systems USA, $559,100

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council holds a work session on the 2022 Parks Bond progress, then votes on a consent agenda that includes contract awards, budget amendments, and policy items. Key decisions include extending the Red Hat Amphitheater naming rights agreement through 2030, authorizing a backup 911 interlocal agreement with Charlotte, and approving a $2.88 million health insurance stop-loss renewal.

• Extend Red Hat Amphitheater naming rights agreement with Red Hat, Inc. through 2030 concert season
• Authorize interlocal agreement with City of Charlotte for backup 911 service in case of outage
• Approve $2,882,304 contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC for health insurance stop-loss coverage
• Accept $17,000 in donations from AC Hotels, Bailey's Fine Jewelry, CPI Security, and Gunter Enterprises for Police 'Shop with a Cop' youth event
• Award two HVAC replacement contracts at Northeast Remote Operations Center totaling over $1.55 million

Raleigh Historic Development Commission

The Raleigh Historic Development Commission will vote on recommending two properties for historic landmark designation to the City Council. The body will also hold an evidentiary hearing regarding a parcel subdivision and review a designation report for a fellowship site.

• Vote on historic landmark designation for State Capitol Holiday Inn at 320 Hillsborough Street
• Vote on historic landmark designation for Dr. Morley and Carol Kare House at 2204 Barfield Court
• Evidentiary hearing for parcel subdivision at 1222 Filmore Street
• Review of historic landmark designation report for Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh at 3313 Wade Ave
• Adoption of the 2026 RHDC calendar of meetings

Raleigh Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review requests for a towing yard special use permit and several property variances. The meeting includes discussions on mixed-use building heights and residential driveway expansions.

• Special use permit for a towing yard at 1041 Corporation Parkway
• Variances for transparency and amenity space at 1041 Corporation Parkway
• Height and setback variances for two 10,000 sq ft mixed-use buildings at 1501 New Bern Avenue
• Driveway setback variance at 2510 Stafford Avenue
• After-the-fact driveway expansion variance at 2724 Dahlgreen Road

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council is reviewing a nine-year license agreement with Raleigh City Farm, Inc. for an urban farm at Marsh Creek Park. The body is also deciding on various professional service contracts and annexation petitions.

• Nine-year license agreement with Raleigh City Farm, Inc. for Marsh Creek Park
• Contract for health care and benefits consulting with Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. up to $525,000
• On-call maintenance contracts for Dix Park with Axis Utility, Bolton Construction, and Gallo Mechanical totaling $1,500,000
• Contract amendment with Hazen and Sawyer for engineering services up to $1,500,000
• Federal grant of $22,155 for Raleigh Police Department drug trafficking overtime

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The work session includes updates on the 2022 Greenway Master Plan implementation and proposed revisions to the Residential Parking Permit program. Staff will present accomplishments, upcoming UDO amendments, and seek council direction on Trail-Oriented Development. The regular session features a consent agenda with several contracts and budget amendments, including a $5.5 million change order for the Barwell Road widening project.

• Greenway Master Plan land-use implementation updates and proposed UDO amendments for easement dedications, developer-built trails, and Trail-Oriented Development
• Residential Parking Permit program overview and proposed revisions to expand eligibility beyond single-family homes and duplexes
• Change Order 1 with Conti Civil, LLC for Barwell Road widening in the amount of $5,537,459 plus $6,650,000 budget transfer from Six Forks Road project
• Change Order 1 with Rifenburg North Carolina, LLC for Lake Wheeler Road in the amount of $1,762,717 plus $4,500,000 budget transfer from Six Forks Road project
• Donation of real property at 2734 Rowland Road (tax value $30,579) for greenway easement

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss updates to the Greenway Master Plan and proposed revisions to the Residential Parking Permit Program, including expanding eligibility to more property types. In the afternoon session, the Council will consider a consent agenda that includes accepting a $319,509 donation from the Raleigh Police Department Foundation, authorizing a $5.5 million change order for the Barwell Road widening project, and approving several other contracts and easements.

• Discussion of Greenway Master Plan land-use implementation and potential UDO amendments
• Proposed revisions to Residential Parking Permit Program to expand eligibility beyond single-family homes
• Acceptance of $319,509 in-kind donation from Raleigh Police Department Foundation
• Authorization of $5.5 million change order for Barwell Road widening (Conti Civil)
• Authorization of $1.76 million change order for Lake Wheeler Road improvement (Rifenburg North Carolina)

Raleigh City Council Work Session

During this work session, the Raleigh City Council will hear presentations on the Reflecting Raleigh comprehensive plan update and the Downtown Mobility Study and Active Mobility Plan. The comprehensive plan update is the process of developing the next long-term vision for the built environment. The mobility studies aim to streamline multimodal planning downtown and across the city. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion only.

• Presentation on Reflecting Raleigh comprehensive plan update, following up on September retreat feedback
• Presentation on Downtown Mobility Study to update the 2019 Downtown Transportation Plan
• Presentation on Active Mobility Plan combining BikeRaleigh Plan and Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan updates

Raleigh City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is holding a public hearing to receive comments on proposed amendments to the noise ordinance regarding amplified sound. The proposal introduces three categories of decibel limits for commercial amplified sound based on location and permit status.

• Public hearing on proposed noise ordinance amendments related to Amplified Sound

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

This is a dedicated evening public comment session for the Raleigh City Council. The meeting includes time for residents to provide verbal comments or submit materials to the Council.

• Public comment period limited to two hours

Raleigh Historic Development Commission

The Raleigh Historic Development Commission will meet to approve minutes and receive training from the City Attorney on quasi-judicial procedures for reviewing subdivision requests in historic districts.

• Approval of September meeting minutes
• Quasi-judicial training for subdivision reviews
• Report of Historic Preservation Unit attached
• Public comment period available

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes awarding a $67.4 million construction contract for the Wake Bus Rapid Transit New Bern Avenue Corridor Package 2. Other items are authorizing up to $31.68 million in bonds for Moore Square affordable apartments, approving a license agreement for a year-round pool at Lake Johnson Park, and several routine contracts and resolutions.

• Bid award to Fred Smith Company for $67,417,663 for BRT New Bern Avenue Corridor Package 2 (5.4 miles of BRT infrastructure)
• Bond issuance by Raleigh Housing Authority for Moore Square Apartments, up to $31,682,000 for 160 affordable units
• License agreement with Wolfpack Elite, Inc. for year-round heated pool at Lake Johnson Park, requiring minimum $2.0 million investment
• Professional services contracts with Dewberry Engineers and Kimley-Horn for up to $2,000,000 each for on-call design and engineering
• Donation of a 2013 Ford E250 surplus vehicle valued at $8,000 to the Town of Winfall

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes authorizing the Raleigh Housing Authority to issue up to $31,682,000 in bonds for the Moore Square Apartments, a 160-unit affordable rental development. Other items include a long-term license agreement for a pool renovation at Lake Johnson Park with a minimum $2 million private investment, budget transfers for the Barton Oaks affordable housing project, and several contract awards for transit and security upgrades.

• Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuance of up to $31,682,000 for Moore Square Apartments affordable housing
• Nine-year license agreement with Wolfpack Elite, Inc. for a year-round heated pool at Lake Johnson Park (min. $2M investment)
• Budget transfer authorization for Barton Oaks affordable housing development (formerly Strickland Apartments)
• Donation of surplus 2013 Ford E250 (est. value $8,000) to Town of Winfall
• Bid award for Wake Bus Rapid Transit New Bern Avenue Corridor Package 2 to Fred Smith Company

Raleigh Transportation & Transit Committee Meeting

The Transportation and Transit Committee will discuss Item 24-06 regarding pavement markings for crosswalks and general markings. The discussion follows concerns raised at the June 3 City Council meeting about the condition of crosswalk markings along Six Forks Road. The committee will learn about the pavement marking program, replacement cycles, and costs. No votes are expected.

• Discussion of pavement markings including crosswalks and general markings, focusing on the poor condition along Six Forks Road and the program's replacement cycle and costs.

Safe, Vibrant and Healthy Community Meeting

The committee will continue its evaluation of potential time restrictions on commercial trash pickup, based on a staff presentation from August. They may also formally refer the item on conflicts between commercial and residential uses in hospitality/nightlife areas to the full City Council for future recommendations.

• Potential adjustments to hours of operation for commercial trash pickup
• Possible referral of commercial/residential conflict item to full City Council
• Discussion of intersection of hospitality/nightlife areas and residential uses
• Continued consideration of survey on impact of time restrictions on commercial haulers

Raleigh Planning Commission

The Raleigh Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider three rezoning requests, including a major 12-acre site at 4500 Western Boulevard proposed for CX-20-CU zoning with up to 20 stories. Also under review are a 40-unit student housing project on Gorman Street and a condominium rezoning on N. Bloodworth Street. The commission will also discuss amendments to historic preservation sections of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).

• Rezoning Z-9-25: 4500 Western Blvd (12 acres) from CX-5 to CX-20-CU with TOD, includes height limits near adjacent development
• Rezoning Z-23-25: 1602 Gorman Street (0.77 acres) from R-10 to RX-4-CU, proposed 40 dwelling units, max 50 feet
• Rezoning Z-25-25: 101 N. Bloodworth Street (0.09 acres) from R-10 to NX-3-DE-CU, recommended approval by Historic Development Commission (9-2)
• Text Change TC-3-24: Amendments to historic preservation UDO sections to align with state law
• Approval of draft minutes from September 9, 2025 meeting

Economic Development and Innovation Committee Meeting

The Economic Development and Innovation Committee will discuss the Fayetteville Street Streetscape Plan, which began in January 2025 and is now halfway complete. Staff will present a project summary and additional details on the implementation plan. The item was deferred from the September 2 City Council meeting for further discussion.

• Discussion of Fayetteville Street Streetscape Plan update and implementation strategy

Raleigh City Council Work Session

During a work session, staff will present proposed revisions to tax increment reimbursement policies and annexation practices for council review. In the regular meeting, council members will vote on a consent agenda that includes authorizing $47.5 million in bonds for two affordable rental developments, approving an interlocal agreement for a new transit facility at New Hope Road and Poole Road, and renewing public safety dispatch software through July 2026. These items address local housing supply, shared transportation operations, and emergency response capabilities.

• Authorize Raleigh Housing Authority to issue up to $23 million in bonds for Barton Oaks (152 units) and $24.5 million for Maple Ridge (146 units), both affordable rental developments
• Approve an interlocal agreement with Wake County for the design and construction of a new GoRaleigh/GoWake Access transit facility at New Hope Road and Poole Road
• Accept a $10,000 offer from Jennifer and Dave Maldonado to purchase a vacant lot at 8919 Hunting Trail, subject to an upset bid process
• Authorize a budget amendment for a $25,000 Duke Energy HERO grant to fund community heat mitigation projects
• Ratify and extend the CentralSquare Technologies computer-aided dispatch software contract through July 31, 2026, with costs not exceeding $990,000

City Council Afternoon Session

The Council will discuss revising the Tax Increment Grant policy for broader use and review annexation practices during the work session. In the regular session, the consent agenda includes decisions on bond issuances for two affordable housing developments (Barton Oaks and Maple Ridge), several contracts and grants, property transactions, and stormwater projects.

• Proposed revision of Tax Increment Grant policy to broaden applicability (discussion only)
• Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuance: $23M for Barton Oaks (152 units)
• Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuance: $24.5M for Maple Ridge (146 units)
• Contract amendment with Utility Solutions Partners for customer billing software – not to exceed $1,648,000
• Ratification and renewal of Computer Aided Dispatch software with CentralSquare Technologies – not to exceed $990,000

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission will receive presentations regarding the Active Mobility Plan. These presentations include policy recommendations and a Downtown Mobility Study.

• Active Mobility Plan Policy Recommendations presentation
• Active Mobility Plan and Downtown Mobility Study presentation

Raleigh Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to discuss and decide on several new business cases. The meeting includes reviews of specific property requests and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• BOA-0047-2025: 3405 Rock Quarry Road
• BOA-0008-2025: 6833 Mt. Herman Road
• BOA-0032-2025: 326 Chapanoke Road
• BOA-0037-2025: 2716 Crestline Avenue
• BOA-0038-2025: 2114 Atlantic Avenue

Raleigh Design Review Commission

The Design Review Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on four design alternate requests: DA-4-2025 at 3800 Barrett Drive, DA-5-2025 for the Omni Hotel Raleigh at 10 W South St, DA-6-2025 for Longview Townes at 118-126 Clarendon Cres, and DA-7-2025 for Enterprise Townhomes at 101 Enterprise St & 2204 Garden Pl. The meeting also includes approval of August 7, 2025 minutes and reports from the commission's attorney and chair.

• Approval of August 7, 2025 meeting minutes
• DA-4-2025: Design alternate for 3800 Barrett Dr
• DA-5-2025: Design alternate for Omni Hotel Raleigh (10 W South St)
• DA-6-2025: Design alternate for Longview Townes (118, 122, 126 Clarendon Cres)
• DA-7-2025: Design alternate for Enterprise Townhomes (101 Enterprise St & 2204 Garden Pl)

City Council Evening Session

The City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a three-year contract for convention center security services worth up to $7.5 million, with options extending to $15.9 million. Other major items include grant applications for a DWI enforcement unit ($553,707), a contract for ERP modernization ($424,000), and a 125-month lease for a combined police department office at 111 W. Hargett Street. The agenda also covers historic landmark designation referral for the State Capitol Holiday Inn, four petition annexations, and several other contracts and grants.

• Historic landmark application referral for State Capitol Holiday Inn at 320 Hillsborough Street
• Grant application for DWI enforcement unit: $553,707 in year one from NC Governor’s Highway Safety Program
• Three-year contract with Staff-1 Services Group for convention and performing arts center event and security services, not to exceed $7,531,380 (up to $15,863,635 with extensions)
• Contract with Gartner, Inc. for ERP modernization technical requirements, not to exceed $424,000
• 125-month lease for police department consolidation at 111 W. Hargett Street, combining downtown station, command staff, and community engagement units

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council is reviewing several grant applications for police enforcement and safety programs. The agenda also includes multiple contract amendments, annexation petitions, and a historic landmark designation request.

• Historic landmark designation for State Capitol Holiday Inn at 320 Hillsborough Street
• Four annexation petitions including 13120 Strickland and 5313 Tomahawk Trail
• $553,707 grant for a Driving While Impaired Enforcement Unit
• $50,000 grant for traffic enforcement of speeding and seatbelt violations
• $5,000 grant for BikeSafe motorcycle safety coordinator

RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee

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Raleigh City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss options for the Street Infrastructure Projects Assessment Program. The body is also reviewing a consent agenda featuring affordable housing bonds, HR policy updates, and transit funding agreements.

• Proposed elimination of assessments on 17 pending street improvement projects
• Authorization for Raleigh Housing Authority to issue up to $40,000,000 in bonds for Union at Capital affordable rental development
• Wake Transit Plan FY26 funding agreements totaling $138,460,412 for operating and capital projects
• Historic Landmark designation for the Bill and Betty Weber House at 1514 Delmont Drive
• Grant of $50,000 from NCDEQ for Lake Wheeler Park stormwater study and $25,000 for Walnut Creek Athletic Complex batting cages

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss eliminating assessments on 17 pending street improvement projects, which currently recover less than 2% of actual costs. In the regular session, they will vote on a consent agenda including a $40 million bond for a 195-unit affordable housing development, a $138.46 million transit plan funding agreement, and several other routine items.

• Work session on street assessment program – three options presented, staff recommends eliminating assessments for 17 pending projects.
• Consent agenda item: $40 million bond for Union at Capital affordable rental housing development.
• Consent agenda item: $138.46 million in Wake Transit Plan operating and capital funding agreements with GoTriangle and CAMPO.
• Consent agenda item: Historic landmark designation for Bill and Betty Weber House at 1514 Delmont Drive.
• Consent agenda item: Authorization for City Manager to sign rezoning application for Randleigh Farm (3221 Auburn-Knightdale Road / 7800 Battle Bridge Road).

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission will receive presentations on the Wayfinding Artist-In-Residence Project and Active Mobility Plan policy recommendations. Other agenda items include approval of June minutes and committee reports.

• Wayfinding Artist-In-Residence Project presentation
• Active Mobility Plan Updates - Policy Recommendations
• Approval of minutes from June 16, 2025 meeting
• Policy Committee has one pending item

Raleigh Transit Authority

The Raleigh Transit Authority will meet to review staff information and committee reports. The agenda includes updates on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and service changes related to Title VI.

• BRT Update for New Bern Ave
• Title VI Fall Service Changes
• Safety/Security Update
• RTA Committee Assignments

Raleigh Historic Development Commission

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Raleigh Planning Commission

The Raleigh Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to vote on several rezoning requests. The most significant item is a proposed rezoning of 2.6 acres at Peace and West streets from industrial mixed-use to downtown mixed-use allowing up to 30 stories. Other rezoning items include properties on S New Hope Road, Fairbanks Road, and Leesville Road.

• Rezoning Z-12-25: 2.6 acres at Peace and West streets requested to change from IX-12 to DX-30-UG-CU (up to 30 stories) by Raleigh Development Company II LLC
• Rezoning Z-13-24: 7.74 acres on S New Hope Road from R-6/R-10 to NX-4-PL-CU, with conditions for a multi-use path to Walnut Creek Greenway
• Rezoning Z-51-24: 2.67 acres on Fairbanks Road from NX-3-CU/R-10-CU to NX-3-CU (property boundary issues under review)
• Rezoning Z-10-25: 2.66 acres at 8125 Leesville Road from R-4 to R-10-CU (unsigned conditions pending signatures)
• Consent agenda includes approval of June 24, 2025 minutes

Raleigh Board of Adjustment

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RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee

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Special Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Raleigh Board of Adjustment will meet to consider several items, including a request for a variance at 6100 Glenwood Ave and a request for a special use permit at 5301 Glenwood Ave. The agenda includes a public hearing for a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance.

• Variance request at 6100 Glenwood Ave
• Special use permit request at 5301 Glenwood Ave
• Public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance amendment
• Consideration of a variance at 6100 Glenwood Ave
• Consideration of a special use permit at 5301 Glenwood Ave

Special Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Raleigh Board of Adjustment will hold a special meeting to consider one zoning variance or appeal case at 908 Williamson Drive. The meeting also includes a report from the board's attorney and approval of prior minutes. No other decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Public hearing on BOA-0036-2025: 908 Williamson Drive

Special Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Raleigh Board of Adjustment holds a special meeting to hear one new business item: case BOA-0036-2025 concerning 908 Williamson Drive. The agenda also includes a report from the board's attorney and approval of minutes. No votes or decisions are recorded on the agenda.

• Public hearing on case BOA-0036-2025 at 908 Williamson Drive

Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board

The board will hear a presentation and take public comments on the Big Branch Greenway Connector Project, then consider approving the schematic design for Tarboro Road Park. Updates from the Greenway Unit and the director will also be presented, along with reports from several standing committees and liaison representatives.

• Update on RPD Greenway Unit
• Big Branch Greenway Connector Project – Schematic Design Presentation and public comments
• Tarboro Road Park Schematic Design Approval
• Directors Report
• Committee reports from Parks, Greenways, and Sustainability committees

Raleigh Historic Development Commission

The Raleigh Historic Development Commission will consider a historic landmark designation application for the Bill and Betty Weber House as old business. New business includes two demolition-by-neglect cases at 419 N Person St and 304 E Jones St. The meeting also covers consent items, public comment, and committee reports.

• Historic Landmark Designation Application: Bill and Betty Weber House
• Demolition by Neglect: 419 N Person St
• Demolition by Neglect: 304 E Jones St
• Public Comment (3-minute limit and voicemail)

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will review several rezoning requests, budget amendments for employee compensation, and various contract approvals. The agenda includes updates on downtown projects, the Fire Department Master Plan, and public hearings regarding annexations and rezoning.

• Rezoning requests for Wicker Drive, Tryon Road, Bragg Street, and Forestville Road
• Affordable housing budget transfers for Grosvenor Gardens and Southeast Raleigh Promise Housing LLC
• Bid award for Pullen Park electric train engine acquisition from Chance Rides, LLC
• Bid award for Wake Bus Rapid Transit New Bern Avenue Corridor Package 1 from Rifenburg North Carolina, LLC
• FY2026 Employee Compensation and Benefits ordinance

RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee

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Raleigh Planning Commission

The commission will review five rezoning applications and two text changes to city ordinances. The meeting includes discussions on pedestrian passages, crosswalks, and stormwater regulations to align with state law.

• Rezoning Z-8-2025: 1011 Cross Link Road
• Rezoning Z-48-24: 1220 and 1246 Wicker Drive
• Rezoning Z-2-25: 201 Bragg Street
• Rezoning Z-07-25: 3328 Forestville Road
• Rezoning Z-10-25: 8125 Leesville Road

Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board

This is a regular monthly meeting of the Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board. The board will vote on approving its FY26 work plan and receive a presentation on the RPD Greenway Unit. Various committee reports and public comments are also scheduled.

• FY26 PRGAB Work Plan Approval (action item)
• Update on RPD Greenway Unit (presentation)
• Public comment period for residents
• Reports from standing committees (Parks, Greenways, Sustainability) and liaison representatives

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The council holds a work session on the former NCDMV headquarters site at 1100 New Bern Avenue. The regular session includes a consent agenda with items such as the federal consolidated plan, code revisions, annexations, contracts, and traffic changes. The council will consider a rezoning on Glenwood Avenue, an affordable housing development at 15 Summit Avenue, and adoption of the strategic plan. Multiple public hearings are scheduled for annexations and rezonings.

• Former NCDMV site update at 1100 New Bern Avenue
• Rezoning Z-70-22: Glenwood Avenue, Lake Anne Drive, Winchester Drive
• Affordable housing development at 15 Summit Avenue via CASA
• Strategic plan adoption
• Public hearings for 6 annexations and 4 rezonings

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will consider the adoption of the city's Strategic Plan and a 2026-30 Consolidated Plan. The session includes public hearings for several petition annexations and rezoning requests across multiple districts.

• Adoption of the Strategic Plan
• Rezoning requests for Globe Road, Louisburg Road, and Avent Ferry Road
• Petition annexations for 3130 Tryon Road, 2418 Kirk Avenue, and 2809 Sadie Hopkins Street
• Bid award for Lichtin Plaza at the Performing Arts Center Renovations to Berry Building Group, Inc.
• Bid award for Glenwood Avenue at Washington Street Intersection Improvements to ALS of North Carolina, LLC

Raleigh Transit Authority

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Raleigh Historic Development Commission

The Raleigh Historic Development Commission will meet to approve minutes, hear public comment, and consider nominating the Biltmore Hills Neighborhood to the National Register of Historic Places. The agenda also includes the election of officers and reports from the Historic Preservation Unit.

• Approval of minutes
• Public comment period
• National Register nomination for Biltmore Hills Neighborhood
• Annual election of officers
• Report of Historic Preservation Unit

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold a work session to receive an update on crime statistics and the Public Safety Partnership Program. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion item only.

• Crime Statistics and Public Safety Partnership Program update

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

This is a procedural public comment session with no scheduled votes or discussions. The council will hear comments from the public, including materials submitted by one speaker, Nghia (Andy) Tran.

• Public comment session only; no ordinances or contracts on the agenda.
• One speaker listed: Nghia (Andy) Tran, Speaker No. 29.

Raleigh City Council Budget Work Session

The City Council will hold a budget work session to discuss the proposed FY2026 operating and capital improvement program ordinances. They will also review budget documents and follow up on questions from prior meetings. This session continues the council's deliberative process on the upcoming fiscal year budget.

• FY2026 Operating and Capital Improvement Program Ordinances
• Proposed Budget Documents review
• Follow-ups from June 2 Budget Work Session and June 3 City Council Meeting

Raleigh Board of Adjustment

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Raleigh Design Review Commission

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City Council Evening Session

The City Council will discuss the proposed FY2025-26 operating and capital budget and several rezoning requests. The session includes decisions on annexations, infrastructure bids, and the Convention Center Expansion and Red Hat Amphitheater Relocation project.

• Statutory Public Hearing for FY2025-26 Proposed Operating and Capital Budget
• Convention Center Expansion and Red Hat Amphitheater Relocation Project funding appropriation
• Rezonings at Honeycutt Road (Z-39-24), 2500 Barwell Road (Z-47-24), Edenburgh Road (Z-19-24), and Athens Drive (Z-43-24)
• Bid awards for State Street Water and Sewer Improvements Phase III, US 70 & Westgate Water Main, and FY24 Traffic Calming/Bikeway projects
• Petition annexations for 3114 Globe Road, 3301 Tarheel Clubhouse Road, 3400-3500 Barwell Road, 3108 Globe Road, and 6325 Rock Quarry Road

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will conduct a statutory public hearing regarding the FY2025-26 Proposed Operating and Capital Budget. The session also includes decisions on several property annexations, rezonings, and infrastructure bid awards.

• Statutory Public Hearing for FY2025-26 Proposed Operating and Capital Budget
• Rezoning requests for Honeycutt Road (Z-39-24), 2500 Barwell Road (Z-47-24), Edenburgh Road (Z-19-24), and Athens Drive (Z-43-24)
• Bid awards for State Street Water and Sewer Improvements Phase III, US 70 & Westgate Water Main, and FY24 Traffic Calming/Bikeway projects
• Petition annexations for 3114 Globe Road, 3301 Tarheel Clubhouse Road, 3400-3500 Barwell Road, 3108 Globe Road, and 6325 Rock Quarry Road
• Funding appropriation for Convention Center Expansion and Red Hat Amphitheater Relocation Project

Raleigh City Council Budget Work Session

The Raleigh City Council is holding a budget work session to discuss the FY26 Proposed Budget Documents and follow-up notes. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion session.

• Discussion of FY26 Proposed Budget Documents
• Review of FY26 Budget Notes and Follow Up

RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee

The RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee will hold evidentiary hearings on four new applications proposed for properties in Raleigh's historic districts. The committee will also approve minutes from April 24, 2025, and discuss other business.

• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0022-2025: 404 N Bloodworth St
• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0047-2025: 616 N East St
• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0048-2025: 111 N Bloodworth St
• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0051-2025: 208 E Lenoir St

Raleigh Transportation & Transit Committee Meeting

The Transportation and Transit Committee will review citizen-initiated street closing petitions. The meeting includes discussions on street closure process updates and special cases that do not conform to existing policy.

• Street Closure Process Updates (Item 24-05, Part A)
• Non-Conforming Street Closing Petitions - Special Cases (Item 24-05, Part B)

Special Committee on Council Advisory Boards and Commissions

The Special Committee on Council Advisory Boards and Commissions will discuss items including a review of a survey, a standardized bylaws template, and draft guidance for the council liaison role. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily procedural.

• Review of previous meeting minutes
• Review of survey results
• Standardized Bylaws template review
• Council Liaison Role draft guidance

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The City Council will discuss the proposed operating budget and Capital Improvement Program for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025. The meeting includes a work session on redevelopment projects east and south of Moore Square Park and several public hearings on rezonings and annexations.

• Proposed Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program for FY beginning July 1, 2025
• Rezoning requests for 3301 Tarheel Clubhouse Road, Avent Ferry Road, Globe Road, Edenburgh Road, 2500 Barwell Road, and Louisburg Road
• Petition annexations for 3810/3824 Mitchell Mill Road, 1101 Corporate Center Drive, 9404 Carlswood Court, 9440/9500 Durant Road, and 6325 Rock Quarry Road
• Professional services contracts for Dix Park Creek, Neuse River Park, and Zebulon Water Transmission Main
• Public hearings for public nuisance abatement and demolition of unfit building property liens

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will first hear an update on redevelopment projects near Moore Square Park during a work session, then convene a regular session. Key decisions include adopting the proposed operating budget and capital improvement program for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, and voting on several rezoning cases. The consent agenda covers annexations, easements, professional services contracts, bid awards, and traffic changes.

• Proposed Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program for FY2025-26
• Rezoning Z-14-24: 3301 Tarheel Clubhouse Road
• Rezoning Z-44-24: Avent Ferry Road near Gorman Street
• Rezoning Z-19-24: Edenburgh Road at Glenwood Avenue (public hearing)
• Contract award for Intelligence Management Software – Peregrine Technologies, Inc.

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council is holding a work session to discuss the results of the Sociable City Assessment.

• Sociable City Assessment Results

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

The Raleigh City Council is meeting for a public comment session. The agenda includes rules of decorum and voicemail public comment. No substantive decisions are scheduled.

• Public comment session with rules of decorum
• Voicemail public comment
• Adjournment after materials submitted

Raleigh Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a text change to zoning conditions (TCZ-51-24) for property at 9308 Fairbanks Drive. Other agenda items include public comment, approval of previous meeting minutes, and reports from the chair, members, and assistant director.

• Text Change to Zoning Conditions TCZ-51-24 for 9308 Fairbanks Drive (District E)
• Approval of April 22, 2025 draft Planning Commission meeting minutes
• Public comment period
• Reports from Chair, Members, and Assistant Director

Raleigh Transit Authority

The Raleigh Transit Authority will receive staff updates regarding the Wake Transit Bus Plan and BRT. The meeting also includes information on the City of Raleigh Operations and Maintenance Facility gate and the GoRaleigh holiday schedule.

• Wake Transit Bus Plan Update
• BRT Update
• City of Raleigh Operations and Maintenance Facility Gate Update
• GoRaleigh Holiday Schedule

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council holds its regular afternoon and evening sessions, with a consent agenda covering many routine items and a public hearing for rezoning Z-39-24 on Honeycutt Road. The most consequential item is a resolution endorsing a tolling scenario for the NCDOT State Transportation Improvement Program project on US 1 North/Capital Boulevard. Other notable items include a rezoning at Athens Drive, a text change on cottage court garages, and an affordable housing adjustment for Cottages of Idlewild. Several committee reports are listed as having no reports pending.

• Rezoning Z-39-24: Honeycutt Road, near Falls of Neuse Road (public hearing in evening)
• Endorsement of NCDOT tolling scenario for US 1 North/Capital Boulevard (U-5307)
• Text Change TC-10-2024: Cottage Court Garages regulations
• Affordable Housing – Cottages of Idlewild – adjustment of area median income thresholds in foreclosure event
• Property Lease renewal for Police Southeast District Station at 1601 Cross Link Road

City Council Afternoon Session

The Raleigh City Council will consider endorsing a tolling scenario for the US 1 North/Capital Boulevard North project under the NCDOT State Transportation Improvement Program. The afternoon session also includes consent agenda items such as a police station lease renewal and several public hearings on rezonings and a historic landmark designation. Council will also discuss affordable housing adjustments at Cottages of Idlewild and hear results from the 2024 Community Survey.

• Tolling scenario endorsement and resolution for US 1 North/Capital Boulevard North (U-5307)
• Rezoning Z-43-24: Athens Drive at Athena Woods Lane/Jaguar Park Drive
• Rezoning Z-46-24: 4349 & 4353 Pearl Road
• Rezoning Z-39-24: Honeycutt Road near Falls of Neuse Road (evening public hearing)
• Affordable Housing - Cottages of Idlewild - adjustment of area median income thresholds in event of foreclosure

RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee

The RHDC Certificate of Appropriateness Committee will hold evidentiary hearings on three new applications for properties at 514 1/2 Cole St, 1027 W South St, and 603 N East St. The committee will also approve minutes from March 27, 2025, and discuss a minor work report and other business.

• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0032-2025: 514 1/2 Cole St
• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0036-2025: 1027 W South St
• Evidentiary hearing for COA-0037-2025: 603 N East St
• Minor work report discussion
• Approval of March 27, 2025 minutes

Raleigh Transportation & Transit Committee Meeting

The Raleigh Transportation & Transit Committee will discuss updates to the street closure process and handle special cases for citizen-initiated petitions. The meeting is scheduled for 3:00 PM in the Council Chamber.

• Review of street closure process updates (Item 24-05 Part A)
• Consideration of special cases for non-conforming petitions (Item 24-05 Part B)

Special Committee on Council Advisory Boards and Commissions

The Special Committee on Council Advisory Boards and Commissions is scheduled to meet to discuss the organization of the committee. The meeting is set for 9:00 AM on April 15, 2025, in the City Council Chamber.

• Meeting called to order by the Committee Chair
• Organization of the Special Committee on Advisory Boards and Commissions
• Meeting adjournment

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session followed by a regular session to discuss various city matters. Key topics include updates to the Affordable Housing Plan, several rezoning requests, and multiple items scheduled for public hearing.

• Affordable Housing Plan Updates
• Rezoning Z-70-22: Glenwood Avenue, Lake Anne Drive, Winchester Drive
• Rezoning Z-19-24: 105, 107, and 109 Edenburgh Road
• Rezoning Z-47-24: 2500 Barwell Road
• Rezoning Z-54-24: 5420 Louisburg Road

City Council Afternoon Session

The council will hold a work session on affordable housing plan updates before the regular session. Key items include consent agenda approval for solid waste code amendments, affordable housing tax credits for Burrell Lofts, Lorimer Spring, and Maple Ridge, and several rezonings on Glenwood Avenue, Edenburgh Road, Barwell Road, and Louisburg Road. Public hearings are scheduled for the FY2026-30 Consolidated Plan and multiple rezoning cases.

• Affordable Housing Joint Venture Rental Development Program – Federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits for Burrell Lofts, Lorimer Spring, Maple Ridge
• Rezoning Z-70-22: Glenwood Avenue, Lake Anne Drive, Winchester Drive (District E)
• Rezoning Z-19-24: 105, 107, 109 Edenburgh Road
• Rezoning Z-47-24: 2500 Barwell Road (District C)
• Bid Award – Pullen Community Center HVAC and Boiler Replacement – Comfort Systems USA (MidAtlantic), LLC

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold a work session to review a feasibility study on the Yard Waste Center and discuss the Loose Leaf Collection Program, including its challenges and recommendations.

• Yard Waste Center - Organics Management Feasibility Study
• Loose Leaf Collection Program – Program Overview, Challenges, and Recommendations

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

The Raleigh City Council will convene for an evening public comment session where residents can address the council. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chamber.

• Public comment session
• Voice mail public comment option
• City Council Chamber, Room 201
• 222 West Hargett Street

City Council Budget Work Session

The City Council is meeting for a budget work session to review agency grant recommendations and enterprise services. The session focuses on financial planning for the 2026 fiscal year.

• FY2026 Agency Grant Recommendations
• Raleigh Water Enterprise
• Stormwater Management Enterprise
• Solid Waste Services Overview

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council will meet to approve a consent agenda including housing bonds, engineering contracts, and street improvements. The evening session includes public hearings on rezoning requests, annexations, and a business investment grant.

• Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuances for Burrell Lofts and Tryon Flats
• Bid award for Carolina Pines Avenue Street Improvements Project
• Public hearings on seven rezoning requests and one annexation
• Text change to revise stormwater regulations
• Acceptance of a bequest for the Police K9 Unit

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will meet for afternoon and evening sessions to address various municipal items. Discussion includes bond issuances for Raleigh Housing Authority, multiple rezoning requests, and several contract amendments.

• Raleigh Housing Authority bond issuances for Burrell Lofts and Tryon Flats
• Rezoning Z-39-24 near Honeycutt Road
• Rezoning Z-38-24 at 1400 Edwards Mill Road
• Rezoning Z-45-24 at 7015 & 7019 Litchford Road
• Rezoning Z-46-24 at 4349 & 4353 Pearl Road

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session on artificial intelligence and its impacts. The regular session includes decisions on several rezoning requests, utility extensions, and infrastructure bid awards.

• Rezoning requests for 4409 Creedmoor Road, 901 Nowell Road, and 2340 Compassionate Drive
• Bid awards for roadway projects on Barwell Road and Lake Wheeler Road
• Utility service extensions for 4013 Tryon Road and 2405 Ivydale Drive
• Petition annexation of 5000 & 0 Louisburg Road
• Public hearings for Municipal Service Districts and the Business Investment Grant Program

City Council Afternoon Session

The City Council will hold a work session on artificial intelligence and a regular session to decide on several rezoning requests and infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes public hearings for property liens and specific zoning changes.

• Rezoning requests for 4409 Creedmoor Road, 901 Nowell Road, and 2340 Compassionate Drive
• Bid awards for Barwell Road, Lake Wheeler Road, and Citywide Lining and Pipe Rehabilitation
• Petition annexation for 5000 & 0 Louisburg Road
• Public hearing on Public Nuisance Abatement - Property Liens
• Professional services contracts for GoWake/GoRaleigh Access Transit Facility and Group C Sidewalks

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council holds a work session to receive updates on three major initiatives: the 2022 Parks Bond, the Transportation Bond, and the next Comprehensive Plan (Reflecting Raleigh). No votes or formal actions are scheduled; staff presentations and discussion are expected.

• Update on 2022 Parks Bond spending and projects
• Update on Transportation Bond status and projects
• Reflecting Raleigh comprehensive plan update and next steps

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

This is a procedural public comment session of the Raleigh City Council. The agenda includes only the call to order, public comment (with rules of decorum and voicemail submissions), and adjournment. No ordinances, contracts, rezonings, or other substantive items are scheduled for discussion or vote.

• Public comment session with rules of decorum and voicemail option

Raleigh City Council Budget Work Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold a budget work session to review updates on the Fiscal Year 2026 Human Resources department and the Separation Allowance program. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 10, 2025, at 4:00 PM in the City Council Chamber.

• FY2026 Human Resources Update
• Separation Allowance Update
• Budget Work Session
• City Council Chamber, Room 201
• 222 West Hargett Street

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council will consider a guaranteed maximum price amendment for the Convention Center Expansion Project Phase 1, hear public hearings on several rezonings, and vote on consent agenda items including contracts for park construction, street resurfacing, and traffic changes. The evening session includes rezoning hearings for properties on Old Crews Road, Sumner Blvd, Litchford Road, Chapanoke Road, and Compassionate Drive. Council will also receive updates on the Bringing Neighbors Home pilot program and the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program.

• Convention Center Expansion Phase 1 GMP amendment for Clancy & Theys–Skanska–D.A. Everett joint venture
• Rezoning Z-38-24: 1400 Edwards Mill Road
• Rezoning Z-45-24: 7015 & 7019 Litchford Road
• Bid award for Annual Street Resurfacing Program to Barnhill Contracting Company
• Funding for East College Park Townhomes Site 4

City Council Afternoon Session

The council will consider a guaranteed maximum price amendment for the convention center expansion project and review several rezoning requests. A consent agenda includes contracts for street resurfacing, utility improvements, and professional services. Public hearings are scheduled for a street closing, an annexation petition, and rezoning of multiple properties. The council will also receive a pilot program update on the Bringing Neighbors Home initiative.

• Convention Center Expansion Project Phase 1 GMP #1 amendment (Clancy & Theys–Skanska–D.A. Everett joint venture)
• Rezoning Z-38-24: 1400 Edwards Mill Road at Wade Avenue and Edwards Mill Road
• Bid Award - Annual Street Resurfacing Program to Barnhill Contracting Company
• Street Closing STC-05-2024: East Whitaker Mill Road right-of-way
• Bringing Neighbors Home Pilot Program Update

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session on the Stormwater Program followed by a regular session. The body will decide on several rezoning requests, petition annexations, and a street name change. Members will also review updates on the Dix Park 10-Year Implementation Plan and a downtown free parking pilot.

• Rezonings for 901 Nowell Road, 2340 Compassionate Drive, 4020 Sumner Boulevard, 5009 Louisburg Road, and 721 Chappell Drive
• Petition annexations for properties on Old Crews Road, Old Milburnie Road, Jefferey's Grove School Road, Creedmoor Road, Auburn Church Road, Trawick Road, Andor Place, and Creech Road
• Street name change for a section of Chester Road to Pettiford Road
• Authorization for Fire Station No. 1 Replacement construction documents and permits
• Public hearings on public nuisance abatement property liens and demolition of unfit buildings

City Council Afternoon Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold a work session on the stormwater program followed by a regular session. The consent agenda includes authorization for Fire Station No. 1 replacement construction and multiple contracts. The council will consider several rezoning cases, including a waiver for the Peace and West Street assemblage, and receive updates on a downtown free parking pilot and the Dix Park 10-year implementation plan.

• Fire Station No. 1 replacement construction process authorization
• Rezoning Z-32-24 at 4020 Sumner Boulevard
• Rezoning Z-54-22 Peace and West Street assemblage - waiver of 24-month waiting period
• Downtown Investment Opportunities - 2-Hour Free Parking Pilot Update
• Dix Park 10-Year Implementation Plan Update

Raleigh Budget Work Session

The City Council is meeting to review results from the FY2026 budget engagement process. The session also includes a preview of the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program and long-term financial planning.

• FY2026 Budget Engagement Results
• FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program Preview
• Long-Term Financial Planning

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold a work session to review an update on the Wake Bus Rapid Transit program. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at 4:00 PM in the City Council Chamber.

• Work session on Wake Bus Rapid Transit program update
• Meeting held in City Council Chamber, Room 201
• Mayor Janet Cowell presiding

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

The Raleigh City Council will hold an evening public comment session where residents can address the council. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chamber.

• Public comment session
• Rules of decorum for public comment
• Voice mail public comment

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council will meet to approve a consent agenda of contracts, grants, and budget amendments, and to hold public hearings on street closings and rezoning requests.

• Sale of surplus property via electronic auction
• FY25 Midyear Budget Ordinance Amendments
• Contract for Lake Wheeler Road improvements
• Rezoning of 4020 Sumner Boulevard
• Public hearings for 8 rezoning and street closing requests

City Council Afternoon Session

The Raleigh City Council will meet in afternoon and evening sessions to consider a consent agenda of contracts and grants, budget amendments, and street closing requests. The evening agenda includes public hearings on rezoning proposals and a development agreement.

• Sale of surplus property via electronic auction
• Midyear budget ordinance amendments
• Contract amendment for Lake Wheeler Road improvements
• Bid award for Spottswood Street stormwater retrofit
• Public hearings on 8 rezoning and text change requests

Raleigh City Council Annual Retreat - Day 2

The Raleigh City Council is holding a two-day retreat to discuss strategic plan updates, the legislative agenda, budget and financial outlook, public comment period structure, affordable housing and zoning, smart growth and annexations, advisory boards and commissions, and an operational update from the city manager. No binding votes are expected.

• Strategic Plan Update
• Legislative Agenda
• Budget and Financial Outlook
• Public Comment Period Structure
• Affordable Housing and Zoning

Raleigh City Council Annual Retreat - Day 1

The Raleigh City Council is meeting for a two-day retreat at Method Community Park. The agenda includes discussions on the strategic plan, legislative agenda, budget outlook, and affordable housing.

• Strategic Plan update
• Legislative Agenda discussion
• Budget and financial outlook review
• Affordable housing and zoning discussion
• Smart growth and annexations discussion

City Council Work Session

The City Council will conduct a work session on emergency public information and crisis communications. The regular session includes votes on several property annexations, professional service contracts, and budget amendments.

• Petition annexations for 5901 Jefferey's Grove School Road, 3716/3800 Auburn Church Road, 2312/2316 Trawick Road/2315 Andor Place, and 2900 Creech Road
• Design services amendment for Tarboro Road Community Center Redevelopment Project with HH Architecture, P.A.
• Bid award for Group 7 Sidewalk and Roadway Improvements (Oxford Road, Plainview Avenue, Vale Street, Norris Street, and Inglewood Lane) to Lanier Construction Company, Inc.
• Budget amendment for the Poole Road Improvement Project
• Public hearing regarding property liens for public nuisance abatements

City Council Afternoon Session

The Raleigh City Council will meet to consider a consent agenda including four petition annexations, various professional service contracts, and budget amendments. The session also includes a public hearing on nuisance abatements and a resolution supporting a proposed NCDOT interstate interchange name.

• Petition Annexations for four properties (AX-24-24 through AX-30-24)
• Professional Services contracts for design and consulting firms
• Budget Amendment for the Poole Road Improvement Project
• Bid Award for sidewalk and roadway improvements (Group 7)
• Public hearing on Property Liens for Nuisance Abatements

Raleigh City Council Work Session

The Raleigh City Council is convening a work session to receive a strategic planning update. The meeting is scheduled for 4:00 PM on Tuesday, January 14, 2025, in the City Council Chamber.

• Strategic Planning Update
• Work session called to order by Mayor Janet Cowell

Raleigh City Council Public Comment Session

The Raleigh City Council will convene for an evening public comment session where residents can address the council. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chamber.

• Public comment session
• Rules of decorum for public comment
• Voice mail public comment
• City Council Chamber, Room 201
• 222 West Hargett Street

City Council Evening Session

The Raleigh City Council is scheduled to review consent agenda items, including infrastructure contracts, street closings, and ordinance revisions. Members will also consider multiple rezoning requests for properties across several neighborhoods and hold evening public hearings on a petition annexation near Forestville Road and additional zoning changes. These actions determine future land use patterns, neighborhood boundaries, and local development standards.

• Rezoning requests for 5009 Louisburg Road, 721 Chappell Drive, and the Crabtree Village Planned Development area
• Public hearing on petition annexation AX-20-24 for land near 2608 Forestville Road
• Proposed revisions to noise and nightlife permit ordinances
• Bid awards for State Street water and sewer improvements (Phase 3A) and Dix Park demolition
• Schematic design review for the Walnut Creek Trail Improvement Project