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History of TOD: How Raleigh Came to Value Density and Growth Around Public Transit

Raleigh city planning officials have started implementing Transit Overlay District (TOD) zoning around Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes to ensure equitable access to public transit, while connecting important parts of the city to economic and recreational opportunities. Here’s how we got here and where we hope to end up when …

How long-term planning and community input can work together to achieve equitable outcomes

With a lot of talk about Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and rezoning around New Bern Avenue as the City Council moves towards a vote on adopting a Transit Overlay District (TOD), it can be easy to forget that these plans have been in the works for years – and following …

Affordability for New and Existing Residents is a Key Feature of Transit Overlay Districts around planned Bus Rapid Transit Lines

With the recent groundbreaking ceremony to kick off construction of the New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line earlier this November, many may be wondering what this means for this road and the surrounding neighborhoods. BRT is a form of public transportation that was approved by voters in 2016 …

Our letter to Raleigh City Council regarding the ‘missing middle’ type housing policies

Monday, April 3, 2023 Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin & the Raleigh City CouncilCity of Raleigh Re: Missing Middle Legislation Dear Mayor Baldwin and the Raleigh City Council Members, We have had the pleasure of meeting with most of you over the past several months and appreciate your willingness to listen to …