Town Council To Vote On 1-Cent Property Tax Hike
Town Council members say a one cent property tax rate hike is needed next year to help the town add to its debt capacity and build big projects sooner.
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Chapel Hill Town Council Eyes Property Tax Rate Increase
As Chapel Hill Town Council members consider next year’s budget, some wonder if it might be time to raise revenue with a property tax rate increase.
Read MoreActivists Call For Council Action On Coal Ash Dump
State and town officials are investigating a coal ash dump under the Chapel Hill Police Department, but some local activists say that’s not enough.
Read MoreCouncil And Advocates Want To Boost Budget For Affordable Housing
Advocates and some elected officials say Chapel Hill needs to spend more on affordable housing next year.
Read MoreCommissioners Cautiously Interested In Ephesus-Fordham Financing
Commissioners say they’re interested in helping Chapel Hill fund the Ephesus-Fordham plan, but first they’ll need answers about the project’s impact on schools.
Read MoreNew Buses Top List Of Chapel Hill Transit Budget Needs
Between aging buses and funding cuts, Chapel Hill Transit faces budget challenges in the coming year.
Read MoreChapel Hill Town Council Approves Ephesus-Fordham Renewal Plan
The Chapel Hill Town Council enacted the first steps of the Ephesus-Fordham renewal plan, paving the way for a new kind of zoning and approval process.
Read MoreCouncil Readies For June Vote On Glen Lennox Plan
The Chapel Hill Town Council is almost ready to vote on a plan to redevelop Glen Lennox
Read MoreResidents Roll Out To Support Chapel Hill Bike Plan
Chapel Hill leaders hope a new and improved bike plan will convince more residents to ride instead of drive
Read MoreNew And Young Leaders Learning To “Disagree Well”
At WCHL’s Community Forum, new and young local leaders and elected officials talked about how to make a difference.
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