Durham City Council voted 5-2 to approve a ceasefire resolution supporting an end to Israeli-Palestinian violence, with the mayor and one council member dissenting over language on genocide and U.S. military aid.
City Council voted 5-2 to approve a ceasefire resolution supporting an end to Israeli-Palestinian violence, with Mayor Leonardo Williams and Mayor Pro Tem Middleton dissenting over language on genocide and U.S. military aid.
Council voted 4-3 to refer the Sagebrook development back to Planning Commission after developer committed to 10 income-restricted townhomes and $60,000 for Durham Public Schools, though Council questioned affordability sustainability.
Council unanimously approved the Coal Mill Road project with 45 townhomes and $40,000 in combined school and affordable housing contributions, and passed a zoning text amendment allowing narrower lot widths for suburban housing density.