Local Government Meetings: September 26-30
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Chapel Hill’s ‘Complete Community’ Open Houses Provide Look at Development Goals
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Read MoreChapel Hill: Honoring the Lee’s, Lisa Price and Development Visions
Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Thursday, June 23, to share her thoughts on several pieces of town news. She reflects on the death of Lisa Price, shares takeaways from Monday’s ceremony honoring the Lee family and spreads word of Food for Students.
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Chapel Hill Town Council Rekindles Talk of Legion Road Property’s Future
Five Chapel Hill Town Council members recently submitted a petition asking to advance work on the future of the 1714 Legion Road property.
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In Budget Talks, Chapel Hill Town Council Weighs Funding IFC for Homeless Shelters
With a budget vote scheduled June 8, Chapel Hill officials have several issues yet to resolve – including an urgent request from the IFC.
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Local Government Meeting Schedule: May 23-27
Budget season continues for local government, but it’s nearing its end: at least one local board is slated to approve its budget this week.
Read MoreChapel Hill: Review Process + Remembering Miriam Thompson
Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Thursday, May 12th. She discussed the Chapel Hill Town Council’s work session this week, which included conversations about expediting review processes, remembering Chapel Hill resident Miriam Thompson, and more.
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Following Concept Plans, State DEQ to Review Chapel Hill’s Police Department Property
The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed potential development plans for the 828 Martin Luther King...
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Chapel Hill To Consider Passing Dooring Ordinance for Bicyclist Safety
Fewer than ten states do not have a statewide dooring ordinance – including North Carolina. Dooring occurs when a driver opens their car door and hits a bicyclist often resulting in serious injury. These ordinances fines drivers who leave doors open too long or open their car door without looking. Now, Chapel Hill is considering passing its own ordinance.
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