Town Council Finds More Money For The CH Library
The additional funding would keep the library open approximately 64 hours a week, just four shy of the level it operated at before…”
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CHTC Weighs Library and Transit Budget Options
Posted by Staff | Jun 4, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council is considering a two-cent property tax rate increase to balance next year’s budget. Half of that would go to fund transit, which makes up about 20 percent of the town’s expenditures....
Read MoreChapel Hill Town Council Tackles Library Funding
Posted by Staff | May 21, 2013 | Local Government
The Town Council faces mounting pressure to increase library funding, but that’s just one of many tough choices this budget season.
Read MoreChapel Hill Chops Food Truck Fees
Posted by Staff | May 13, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The town council on Monday speedily approved a measure to reduce food truck regulatory fees from $600 down to $200. In the year since the council voted to allow more food trucks in town, only one vendor has signed...
Read MoreCH Manager: Two-Cent Property Tax Rate Increase
Posted by Staff | May 13, 2013 | Local Government
The Council got its first look at next year’s budget proposal, which includes a tax increase to help fund the library and transit system.
Read MoreParking Rates Could Rise in Downtown Chapel Hill
Posted by Staff | May 10, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL-The Chapel Hill Town Council is poised to increase some parking fees to make sure the town’s parking fund stays solvent. According to the town’s business management director, the parking fund assets have declined...
Read MoreTown Council Calls for Revamp of Advisory Boards and Committees
Posted by Staff | May 8, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council got its first look on Wednesday at plan to revamp the town’s advisory boards. When it comes to gathering resident input, the Town of Chapel Hill relies on nineteen standing boards and...
Read MoreObey Creek Neighbors Fight For Representation
Posted by Staff | Apr 29, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- More than thirty concerned citizens showed up at Monday’s Chapel Hill Town Council work session, an unusual turn-out for the less formal meetings that take place beyond the TV cameras. Even more unusually, the...
Read MoreObey Creek Planning Focus Of Monday’s Work Session
Posted by Staff | Apr 29, 2013 | Local Government
The Obey Creek development would be the first to use a mixed-use development agreement much like the build-out of Carolina North with a private developer.
Read MoreChapel Hill Leaders OK Veterans Memorial Concept Plan
Posted by Staff | Apr 22, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council endorsed a plan to build a veterans memorial at the Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery, but council members say they want more details on how the site will be maintained. Rusty Edminster grew...
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