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City Council looks to streamline meetings, public decorum

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By Steve Harrison Verified
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
The Charlotte City Council’s budget and governance committee on Monday discussed ways to streamline their meetings, which can last for several hours, deep into the night. One topic was to let the public know at the start of every meeting that heckling and cursing will not be allowed – and could lead to someone being removed from the chamber. Council member Malcolm Graham said he also wants limits on when council members can speak and for how long.
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City Council hears from toll lane supporters, opponents with key vote looming

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By Steve Harrison Verified
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
Less than a month before a critical vote on the proposed Interstate 77 toll lanes, the Charlotte City Council last night heard from both sides of the debate in its public forum. The city of Charlotte has more than 40 percent of the weighted vote on the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization. That board will decide September 23rd whether to bring the toll lanes back or reaffirm its decision in May to withdraw support for the controversial $4 billion project.
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Mecklenburg County files lawsuit against Peebles over long-stalled Brooklyn Village project

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By Steve Harrison Verified
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
Mecklenburg County has filed a lawsuit against Donahue Peebles Jr., the Miami Beach developer County Commissioners selected 10 years ago to build Brooklyn Village in Second Ward. The county says Peebles has “failed to deliver” and “made hollow excuses” for not having built anything in the ensuing decade. Brooklyn Village was envisioned as a massive mixed-use development of apartments, offices, retail and hotel space.
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