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Controversial Schnucks Project Wipes Out Trees

Corner lot unrecognizable as construction proceeds.

As work progresses at the site of a smaller Schnucks Market under construction at Clarkson and Kehrs Mills roads, the trees are now all uprooted.

Photos taken a month apart show the transformation of the site.

The site is in the northwest corner of the city of Ballwin, at the Chesterfield border.

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Residents initially protested the prospect of additional traffic, noise, and diminished property values.

The 41,000-square-foot project was approved June 2009 by Ballwin city officials then challenged in court by neighbors.

The zoning change was allowed to stand in a decision late December by St. Louis County Circuit Court.

The intersection includes PNC bank across Clarkson Road, Marquette High School diagonally across, and otherwise residential.

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The project would include additional turn lanes and pedestrian crosswalk signs.



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