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Nov 10:
The Triangle Community Coalition hosted a forum on November
10, 2009 to discuss the opportunities, limitations and
implications of Senate Bill 831 and House Bill 1490.
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Nov 4:
Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2010.
This program will provide an outlook on U.S. investment
and development trends, real estate finance and capital
markets, property sectors, metropolitan areas, and other
real estate issues.
Date: Friday, November 13
Time: 8:00-10:00 a.m.
Location: The Renaissance Hotel
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Oct 8: City Of Raleigh To
Draft New Developmental Code.
The City of Raleigh will hold three public listening
sessions and a series of stakeholder meetings in October to
begin the process of drafting a new development code. Oct
19, 20, 21
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Aug 28: 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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July 15: The Raleigh Chamber
YPN Community Involvement Event gave the TCC an opportunity
to network with Raleigh-area young professionals.
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July 8:
The Water Resources Advisory & Smart Growth Committees of
Triangle J Council of Governments are meeting.
When: Wednesday, July 15th at 9:30 11:30 a.m.
Topic: Sustainable Development Practices to Safeguard
Water Quality.
Where: Triangle J Council of Governments
43007 Emperor Blvd., Suite 110
Research Triangle Park, NC
RSVP: by July 10
Contact: Jon Barsanti Jr., Development &
Infrastructure Planner at
jbarsanti@tjcog.org
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Apr 6:
Wake Planners to Discuss Regional Planning: The Wake
County Growth Issues Task Force will Meet on April 16,
2009. Download* the
agenda.
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It's time to reserve your
sponsorship for a 2009 TCC
event:
To sponsor an event, fill-out, print, and submit
the
Event Sponsorship Form download*.
Benefits of Sponsoring TCC Events:
- TCC Lunch & Learn
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- Political Pig Picking & Straw Poll
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- Candidates School download*
- Annual Membership Meeting
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- Annual Golf Tourney download*
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Ever wonder how the TCC evolved: 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.
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Upcoming events:
Feb 9: Lunch & Learn on February 9,
2010 featuring Wake County Commissioners: Paul Coble, Betty Lou Ward and
Lindy Brown along with Wake County School Board Members: Ron Margiotta,
Chair 2010, Kevin Hill and John Tedesco.
The title of this forum: Building Our Schools & Educating Our Kids:
Should the School Board do Both?
Flyer & Registration*
Online Registration*
Jan 22: TCC Annual Meeting Sig Hutchinson discussed “Transit
Issues in the Triangle”.
Photo Gallery*
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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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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
needs.
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The Coalition welcomes the following new
members:
Pete Chenery, Realty World/Investment Marketing – Individual Members |
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Charlene Logan
1800 Perimeter Park Drive Ste.120
Morrisville, NC 27560
Phone: 919-228-2599
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