The Raleigh City Council is on the verge of making a decision that could reshape the city’s downtown area. With an even split among council members, the fate of the Red Hat Amphitheater and South Street remains uncertain. According to Indy Week, Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin revealed that the council is currently divided 4-4 ahead of Tuesday’s vote. The motion requires a simple majority to pass, meaning that in a city bustling with construction and commerce, one vote could tip the balance.