RALEIGH, N.C. — Raleigh's parks and greenways bond may be on the back burner until the economy starts simmering again.
City officials have been considering a $47 million bond referendum to expand and improve local parks and trails.
Some council members say it does not make sense to sell bonds in a sluggish economy. They also do not want to raise taxes to help pay for it.
The council may put off the project until the economy picks up.
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