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January 23, 2013 Columns » Citizen

Cameron Village, prepare for traffic jams

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

The battle of 616 Oberlin Road is over. When the Raleigh City Council meets on Feb. 5, a five-story apartment complex will be approved for the site, which is near but not in the Cameron Village shopping center, replacing a one-story office…

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Tags: Citizen, Raleigh City Council, Cameron Village, Oberlin Road, Thomas Crowder, Russ Stephenson, comprehensive plan

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