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August 12: Sustainability Programs
TCC members join key staff from the City of Raleigh,
City/County of Durham and the Town of Cary to discuss their
current sustainability programs.
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July 15: Western Triangle Community Update
On July 15, 2010, TCC members and guests gathered to
hear a special presentation about what’s going on in the
growing communities of the western part of the Triangle.
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June 10: "Triangle Economic and Employment Outlook"
with Dr. Michael
Walden, NCSU Economist and Kenneth Atkins, Wake County Economic
Development. The TCC held their
June Luncheon Learn on June 10, 2010.
It's on everyone's mind as we all scan the latest news
reports looking for the 'silver lining' for our economy here
in the Triangle.
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May 15:
Jordan Lake Rules: Water Quality, Land Development,
and You: Why you should care about the future of Falls Lake.
TCC's May Luncheon Learn
The State Environmental Management Commission is
developing new rules to reduce nutrient loading from
development and other sources within the Falls Lake
Watershed.
The Commission is proposing far-reaching measures aimed at
improving water quality in one of the region’s primary water
supply watersheds. This program will provide insight into
what owners and developers can do to influence the process
and steps to take now to try to protect themselves from , or
plan for, the impact of these changes.
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April 13:
The Triangle Expressway;
TCC April 8th Luncheon Learn
After Years of Anticipation, North Carolina’s First Modern
Toll Road is Being Built in Wake and Durham Counties.
What is the Status of the Project? What Will it Mean for
the Triangle? What Comes Next?
The North Carolina Turnpike Authority plans to complete a
18.8 mile toll road stretching from Holly Springs to
Durham by 2012. The Triangle Expressway will connect
Triangle communities and expand transportation choices in
the region.
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Mar 29:
The NC 50 Corridor Study
Let your voice be heard. The study team and local
municipalities will be holding a set of identical workshops
on each end of the corridor to hear your issues and concerns
for the corridor.
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Ever wonder how the TCC evolved over the past 10 years: We’re grateful to the
vision of our founding community leaders—all life long
residents of our region—who saw the threat to property
rights and formed the Triangle Community Coalition.
Click here to
read more.
Accomplishments 1999 - 2010:
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Aug 2009: TCC's Annual
Political Pig Picking.
Local candidates from Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill
--and even Pittsboro and Siler City -- came out recently to
“stump” the crowd at the Triangle Community Coalition’s (TCC)
eighth annual “Political Pig Picking” on August 27, 2009.
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It's time to reserve your
sponsorship for a 2010 TCC
event:
To sponsor an event, fill-out, print, and submit
the
Event Sponsorship Form download*.
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New Member
Nicole Loeffler, Manning, Fulton, & Skinner, P.A. -
Individual Member
CC Magnum Company – Rejoined 2010 Membership
Standard Pacific Homes – Rejoined 2010 Membership.
Rick Emerick, Sperry Van Ness- Individual Member
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To promote public policy
that encourages a balance among economic growth,
development, the environment, and community needs while
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PROGRESS
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Public-Private
Partnerships for Schools, Resource Center:
The NC Legislature passed Senate Bill 2009, Public-Private Partnerships for
Schools. What does that mean for schools, companies, and
private individuals? more
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The City of Raleigh has responded to the request of the
development community with a web portal that allows better
management of development projects. Use these tools to
expedite your projects from the convenience of your office.
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The NC Legislature recently
passed Senate Bill 2009 on Public-Private Partnerships for
Schools. The TCC has long-urged North Carolina to adopt
PPP legislation as a creative, viable and long-term solution
to help alleviate the growing need for more schools. The TCC applauds our
legislators (especially Senators Malone and Stephens, both
of Wake County) for taking a chance on a promising, creative
alternative to school growth and is eager to see it develop
into a real answer to our community’s school construction
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The Coalition welcomes the following new
members:
Nicole Loeffler, Manning, Fulton, & Skinner, P.A. -
Individual Member
CC Magnum Company – Rejoined 2010 Membership
Standard Pacific Homes – Rejoined 2010 Membership
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Charlene Logan
1800 Perimeter Park Drive Ste.120
Morrisville, NC 27560
Phone: 919-228-2599
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