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3 giorni fa · The 2014 and 2022 City of Raleigh Parks Bond Referendums allocate funding for site remediation, park design and permitting, and construction of the future Smoky Hollow Park ($13.5 million). An additional $5.5 million in project funding will come from a Raleigh Stormwater capital improvements allocation.
3 giorni fa · Project Details. Type: Greenways and Trails. Budget: $4,560,000. Project Lead: Engineering Services, Construction Management - Parks Division. Contractors: Design Consultant - Kimley Horn. Planning. Survey letters have been mailed to property owners adjacent to the existing Raleigh Greenway easement. Surveys should begin in May 2024. Design.
3 giorni fa · The City accepts sureties in the form of: Letter of Credit; Performance bond; Certified check; or, Cash. A letter of credit or performance bond should be for a minimum term of two years, plus one two-year renewal if needed. RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS.
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4 giorni fa · Off highways I440 and US 401, we're located in the Midtown District of Raleigh and just 10 minutes from the thriving downtown scene. NC State University, WRAL Soccer Park, Walnut Creek Softball Complex and PNC Arena, home of the Carolina Hurricanes, are all within 15 minutes of us.
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4 giorni fa · It’s in a $142 million Wake County library bond. ... From left, Naga Kopparapu, Jeri Lewis and Alusine Kamara use the Green Road Library in Raleigh on Tuesday, May 22, 2024.
3 giorni fa · The International Trademark Association’s 2024 Annual Meeting took place May 19-22 in Atlanta, and Womble Bond Dickinson was heavily involved in the event. In addition to attending the sessions and interacting with attendees, Womble hosted two major after-hours events for clients, colleagues and friends of the firm during INTA 2024.
