View the adopted neighborhood plan here.
Our boundaries align pretty closely to the boundaries that AWNA has chosen for the neighborhood association. Since the Neighborhood Plan is for all residents (not just AWNA members) and since the map has been approved by City Council, our boundaries are a little more permanent. A map of areas included in the neighborhood plan is available on the City of Raleigh website, in the AventWest Neighborhood Plan section.
The task force was charged to draft a Neighborhood Plan that will guide City Council on future decisions relevant to our neighborhood. Additionally, to pursue the implementation of a "neighborhood conservation overlay" for the zoning of the AventWest neighborhood.
Below are the meeting minutes
On September 16, 2003, chairperson Chad Meadows provided a progress report during the Raliegh City Council meeting. According to Chad, our progress was warmly received by the Council.
During our August 18th meeting, Benson Kirkman, our City Council representative for District D, presented his traffic calming program to our task force. He outlined the details of how traffic calming will be prioritized, what kind of solutions will be employed, and how we can best interface with the process.
The recommendations in the traffic calming program are largely drawn from a study performed by Kimley-Horn and Associates. To view the study and related documents, follow this link.