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Camden City Council To Consider Property Purchase, Zoning Changes And Redevelopment Plans
Camden City Council will meet Tuesday, November 10th, at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall. Council will consider purchasing property at 632 Rutledge Street for $190,000 and approving a contract with Synagro for wastewater treatment services. Also on the agenda are proposed zoning changes affecting large multi-family developments,...
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Bridlewood Academy Earns Excellent Rating, Welcomes State Education Leaders To Camden
State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver and State Senator Mike Reichenbach recently visited Bridlewood Academy in Camden to recognize the public charter school’s early academic success. Bridlewood earned an Excellent rating on its first state report card, with elementary students outperforming the local school district in every subject tested....
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Charlotte bans street vendors, with one exception. Here's the fine they'll face
Street vending is now prohibited within Charlotte city limits except for designated areas that require permits. The City Council voted 8-1 Monday to extend existing restrictions in NoDa and uptown to include all streets and sidewalks across Charlotte. Unpermitted vending can result in a $500 civil citation. The council voted against making it a crime. The council’s vote created a process for setting up and operating designated vending marketplaces. These will be the only locations where street vending is allowed, and vendors must apply for a permit to participate. Right now, Charlotte Center City Partners runs the only active marketplace program along Tryon Street in uptown . That means street vending won’t be allowed outside of uptown unless the city or a nonprofit partner decide to establish another marketplace. Deputy City Manager Shawn Heath said the city doesn’t have the resources to administer a marketplace itself, which would require workers devoted to receiving and reviewing applications. Another organization would have to step up, but Heath said there’s been a “lukewarm” reception from community partners. Center City Partners did express interest in starting a similar program in South End, however. The council wrestled with the street vending issue for well over