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Our first “find” of the evening was a driver who had the misfortune of making an illegal U-Turn RIGHT IN FRONT of our police car. You can imagine the look on their face when they saw the police lights and sirens in their rear-view mirror.
In late December, I got a chance to visit the new solar farm located at the South Cary Water Reclamation Facility. We’ve all seen solar panels, but you haven’t seen anything like this before. Ok, well, I haven’t.
Being a council member does have its perks. Ceremonial duties such as groundbreakings or award programs are some of my favorite activities. That’s what I got on Saturday at the ground breaking ceremony of “The Cary,” the first indoor movie theater built in Cary.
Just before Thanksgiving, At-Large Councilman Ed Yerha and I were treated to a unique experience — a behind-the-scenes tour of WakeMed Cary located at the corner of Tryon and Kildaire Farm Road. (Take aVirtual Tour!)
The Town of Cary is seeking volunteers for the Committee of the Future, billed as “the steering committee for the New Cary Community Plan.” Town Council member Lori Bush explains how you can get involved.
The site plan is currently in its 3rd review at the Town of Cary and construction on the first phase should begin the first quarter of 2013 – with the TARGET Store opening in March of 2014. The next phases will be developed soon after.
We are now at a point that some of those projects need to be reconsidered if we are to continue to support the high quality of life that Cary citizens have come to expect. If all 3 bonds are approved, the property tax rate will increase 2 cents in 2013, and 2 cents again, in 2015.
As I sit here at my lunch break, I realized that I haven’t been very public about all the various issues that have come before council lately. So, in the spirit of open communications – here are my thoughts regarding some of these recent issues.
Our very own Cary “Geek Squad” aka the “Technology Task Force” met Wednesday for the first time at Town Hall. I was impressed with the breadth and depth of their experience, their passion for making Cary a better place, and their willingness to take valuable time out of their lives to help in this important endeavor.
Some folks say that they can tell when the economy is starting to come back when they see the construction trucks roll in. I’m not sure that’s the best indicator – but the trucks are starting to roll at the corner of Davis Drive and High House.