Monday, June 6, 2011
City Council is expected to vote on a proposal for a senior-living facility on Wild Horse Creek Road Monday night.
After eight years and several proposed plans, a tract of land on Wild Horse Creek Road could become a senior-living center. Chesterfield City Council is expected to vote Monday night on a proposed zoning change and a conditional use permit that would allow landowner and developer Rodney Henry to build an independent-living and assisted-living facility on eight acres. The Planning and Public Works Committee has recommended approval of both proposals. A plan for the land near the Chesterfield Academy child care center and Chesterfield Elementary School has long been in the works. The land was zoned several years ago for neighborhood offices—such as doctors' or dentists' offices— but Henry never broke ground. Aimee Nassif, the city's planning…
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Chesterfield Elementary School
17700 Wild Horse Creek Rd, Chesterfield, MO
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Chesterfield Academy
17661 Wild Horse Creek Rd, Chesterfield, MO
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Friday, March 25, 2011
The Planning and Public Works Committee reviewed the draft ordinance and sent it back to staff to be revised.
Talks about a possible ordinance to prohibit commercial vehicles from being parked in Chesterfield neighborhoods have begun. The Planning and Public Works Committee reviewed a draft ordinance at Thursday’s meeting that would not allow certain vehicles to be parked on streets or driveways in residential areas. Committee member and Ward 4 Councilwoman Connie Fults estimated that she's heard a complaint from residents about this issue at least once a month in the nine years she’s been on city council. Last fall, the committee began discussing the ordinance in conjunction with the recently passed ordinance limiting the parking of recreational vehicles in neighborhoods. Originally one ordinance for both types of vehicles was discussed, but the …
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Chesterfield City Hall
690 Chesterfield Parkway W, Chesterfield, MO
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Monday, January 3, 2011
The house and barn, which are located on land the city plans to turn into a park, will be discussed again at Monday's city council meeting.
The Heritage Foundation of Chesterfield is back in action. After being dormant for three years, the foundation has come forward in an attempt to sway the city to keep the historical Eberwein house and barn. The city plans to turn the 18.5-acre area where the structures are located into a park. The more than 100-year-old structures' fate within those plans has been uncertain. City officials have considered bids to both repair them to historical standards or repair them for public use. They've considered razing the home, or simply doing damage control in a process called mothballing—which essentially buys time by repairing the structures to protect from further dilapidation while money is raised to restore it. The Heritage Foundation wants …
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1627 Old Baxter Rd, Chesterfield, MO
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jimmie bigb
12:44 pm on Monday, June 6, 2011
Another UN NEEDED senior housing property! Look around...they all have massive empty units. Even the ones that advertize all the time. It is crazy to allow this to be built. NO NEED. more ›