City Sign Law Deepens Its Legal Maze in Slowed City Council
The St Charles City Council wrestled with sign regulations amid claims that setback rules are overly restrictive and variances blocked. City Counselor Bechtold says Chapter 24 partially survives the 1953 zoning repeal, leaving interpretation and enforcement in flux. Interim measures would restore 25 years of practice while planning and a comprehensive ordinance proceed.
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St. Charles
Board of Adjustment
Ollie Gosejohan
Gosejohan
David Bechtold
Bechtold
Bill Price
Union Electric rate increase hearings set in Missouri
Hearings on Union Electric's request for a 65.4 million rate hike will be held in St Louis city and St Charles with testimony from customers. A general hearing runs October 24 to November 10 in Jefferson City. The proposal would raise the average bill about 3.74 dollars monthly for a 700 kilowatt hour usage, and the commission has suspended rates to February 2 1978.
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St. Louis City
St. Charles Mission
St. Charles
3Rd and
Jefferson Streets
Union Electric
Commission
Jefferson City
Jefferson Building
Boonslick Pool Opening Sets Ribbon Cutting Event
The Boonslick Park pool opens at 1 30 p m Saturday May 28 with a ribbon cutting by Mayor Frank Brockgreitens. Dr Paul Rother chairs the Park and Recreation Board as city officials and state agency partners attend a tour of the facility. Steve Ehlmann will manage the pool with admission 135 for adults and 65 cents for under 14. ten swim passes cost 9 for adults and 4 50 for children. swimming lessons will be offered.
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Boonslick Park
Paul Rother
City’s Park and Recreation Board
Frank B. Brockgreitens
Community Development Office
State Inter Agency Council
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Steve Ehlmann
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