The Carrboro Town Council recognizes the National Day of Racial Healing and International Holocaust Remembrance Day, linking history and local commitments to equity and human dignity. Tina Moon, planning manager, reviews major transportation updates and funding decisions. And John Fussa, planning director, details plans to run a test of East Weaver Street as new downtown civic space targeted for a weekend mid-April. 21mins
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Tina Moon continued and stated that Carrboro received a Safe Streets for All grant for safety improvements and bike lanes, outlined potential future federal grant opportunities and required local matches, and reviewed how transit funds and tighter budgets could affect the timing of upcoming sidewalk and connector projects.
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A staff member outlined next steps for the East Weaver Street placemaking project, including completing final design for NCDOT review, bidding out installation work, continuing business outreach, developing an activation plan, and targeting a mid-April street closure to launch the new downtown civic space.