Thus far, no banks have agreed to enter into discussions on possibly refinancing the former Roanoke Rapids Theatre, city Finance Director MeLinda Hite told council at its meeting this evening.
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Fortunately, with no help from city council Tuesday night, the organizers of a shelter for homeless women and children are moving forward with their plans.
City council this evening shot down a proposal for a homeless women's and children's shelter at the old Fire Station 2 on Hamilton Street.
City Manager Joseph Scherer confirmed to council this evening Sheetz has submitted preliminary plans to the city.
A proposal that would turn the former Fire Station II at the end of Hamilton Street off Julian R. Allsbrook Highway into a temporary emergency shelter for homeless women and children will need more review, City Manager Joseph Scherer said following this evening's council meeting.
The city has scrapped plans for a public hearing on the proposed refinancing of the former Roanoke Rapids Theatre that was scheduled at 6 p.m. before its regular city council meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Roanoke Rapids City Council this evening approved a conditional use permit request that would allow the developers of Canal Walk to change its subdivision plat by combining the existing subdivided parcels into two tracts.
City council will hold a public hearing to explain the refinancing process it plans going through with the former Roanoke Rapids Theatre on September 17.