HeyJaredOn the Record with Emily McAllister
On the Record with Emily McAllister is a monthly conversation with local and regional leaders about the decisions that shape our communities — from growth and infrastructure to schools, housing, and public resources.Each episode breaks down complex civic topics in plain…
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What the H** Is Happening in Washington, NC? On the Record with Max Perreault (opens the original)
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How does a town of 10,000 people in rural, Eastern North Carolina, suddenly become the subject of dozens of headlines regarding debt, law suits, improperly followed city ordinances and irrelevant proclamations? Last November, the city of Washington unseated three of its four city council seats, as well as its mayoral position. So what led the citizens to vote in an almost complete overall of it's local government? I sat down with sitting city councilman, Max Perrault, to discuss some of the issu
Storm Water & Development With the City of Greenville, NC (opens the original)
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Daryl Norris, with City of Greenville, NC sat down to talk to us this month about storm water. What is storm water? How does it affect development? The projects we approve, the projects we don't. Currently, the state of NC requires that 100% of the stormwater generated by new development be mitigated with infrastructure as a part of that project. Time stamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:00 What Is Stormwater? 03:33 Impervious Surfaces & Why Driveways Look Different 07:05 How Stormwater Regulations Wor
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