Bridgeton public meetings in 2024

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hear an appeal concerning the Planning & Zoning Officer's interpretation that a concrete batch plant is not a permitted use, nor allowed with a special use permit, in the M-1 Manufacturing District, Limited. The appeal, submitted by Lacon Properties, LLC for property at 13000-13010 Taussig Avenue, alleges an error of law in the officer's reading of Zoning Ordinance No. 70-25. The board will decide whether to uphold or overturn the officer's decision.

• Petition No. 8-24: Edward Griesedieck (EJG Legal Consulting) on behalf of Lacon Properties, LLC appeals the Planning & Zoning Officer's determination that a concrete batch plant is a prohibited use in M-1 District at 13000-13010 Taussig Avenue.

The Board of Adjustment voted 5-0 to overrule the Planning & Zoning Officer's decision that a concrete batch plant was a prohibited use in the M-1 district. The appeal was granted with modifications requiring a traffic impact study and that the approval process go through a Special Use Permit, including a recommendation from the Planning Commission and final decision from the City Council.

• Approved appeal No. 8-24 for Lacon Properties, LLC, overruling the Planning & Zoning Officer's decision (5-0)
• Required a traffic impact study for the proposed concrete batch plant
• Required the approval process to go through a Special Use Permit with Planning Commission recommendation and City Council final decision

City Council

The City Council will hold second consideration of six ordinances, including adoption of the $31.8 million fiscal year 2025 budget, salary ordinances for special service and classified employees, a $71,535 access control system contract, a $45,655 pavement analysis agreement, and a $428,997 contract for design services on the Natural Bridge Road bridge replacement. No new bills or public hearings are scheduled.

• Bill #6469: Adoption of $31,835,520 budget for FY2025 with $25,606,475 operational, $2,340,055 debt service, and $3,888,990 capital/TIF expenditures
• Bill #6468: $71,535.86 contract with Wireless USA for a new access control system plus $14,307.18 contingency
• Bill #6473: $428,997.37 contract with CDG Engineers for design services for Natural Bridge Road bridge replacement
• Bill #6472: $45,655.00 contract with IMS Infrastructure Management Services for pavement analysis and asset inventory, plus $4,565.50 contingency
• Bill #6470 and #6471: Ordinances fixing salaries for special service/salaried employees and classified employees for FY2025

The City Council approved the 2025 budget of $31,685,520 after deleting the Economic Development Director position (5-3) and replacing a proposed Building Inspector with a Code Enforcement Inspector. The Council also approved several ordinances, including a $71,535.86 access control system contract, a $45,655 pavement analysis agreement, a $428,997.37 bridge design contract, and salary ordinances for special service and classified employees. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved 2025 budget of $31,685,520 after deleting Economic Development Director (5-3)
• Approved replacing Building Inspector with Code Enforcement Inspector in budget (8-0)
• Approved $71,535.86 access control system contract with Wireless USA (8-0)
• Approved $45,655 pavement analysis agreement with IMS (8-0)
• Approved $428,997.37 design services for Natural Bridge Road bridge replacement (8-0)
• Approved salary ordinance for special service employees, with attorney rate increased to $380/hr (8-0)
• Approved salary ordinance for classified employees (8-0)
• Approved appointment of Marilyn Nenninger to Parks and Recreation Board

Parks and Recreation Board

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board will consider a proposed fee increase for 2025 and discuss plans for Gentry Park Phase II. The board will also receive updates on Gentry Park Phase I and ongoing projects like artificial turf and the tree lighting event.

• 2025 Fee Increase Proposal – new business item
• Gentry Park Phase II – new business discussion
• Gentry Park Phase I grant project update – old business
• Artificial Turf Discussion – old business
• Membership Drive – old business update

Design and Review Board

The Board will review several applications for signage changes and property modifications. Members must decide if these proposals meet architectural design and consistency requirements for the surrounding areas.

• Wall sign installation at 3657 Pennridge Drive (wHrTs sERvtcEs)
• Pole sign refacing at 12207 Natural Bridge Road (Terminal 3 Bar & Grill)
• Solar panel removal and reinstallation at 3466 Bridgeland Drive (Paul Hinton)
• Wall sign installation at 12380 DePaul Drive (SSM Health)
• Installation of a 4' tall aluminum fence at 11281 Tea Olive Drive (Quyen Tao)

The Design and Review Board approved all five new applications and one tabled fence application, all by unanimous 4-0 votes. The fence approval was contingent on adding a 4-foot gate for access. No applications were denied or tabled.

• Approved wall sign for Whits Services (24-0288) (4-0)
• Approved pole sign reface for Terminal 3 Bar and Grill (24-0316) (4-0)
• Approved solar panel removal/reinstall for Paul Hinton (24-0318) (4-0)
• Approved wall sign for SSM Health Rehabilitation Hospital (24-0320) (4-0)
• Approved sign package amendment for Extra Space Storage (24-0321) (4-0)
• Approved residential fence for Quyen Tao (24-0290) contingent on adding a 4' gate (4-0)

Police Commission

The Police Commission will meet to review reports from the Chief and Ex Officio. The agenda includes a potential closed session to discuss legal actions, personnel matters, or negotiated contracts.

• Command staff introductions
• Closed session regarding legal actions, personnel, or negotiated contracts
• Report from the Chief
• Report from the Ex Officio

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners unanimously approved a conditional job offer to Jess Rothberg as a police officer, contingent on successful completion of the Police Academy in February 2025. The meeting also included reports on staffing, community events, and an executive session on personnel matters. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved conditional job offer to Jess Rothberg as police officer (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (voice vote)
• Approved minutes from November 18, 2024 meeting (voice vote)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request to rezone approximately 472 acres of land. The proposal seeks to change multiple existing districts to a Planned Manufacturing District. The commission will also receive an update from the Comprehensive Plan Sub-committee.

• Public hearing #24-PZ-08: Rezoning of 472 acres north of Natural Bridge Road, east and south of N. Lindbergh Boulevard to 'M-3(w)' Planned Manufacturing District
• Comprehensive Plan Sub-committee update

The Planning Commission approved a rezoning request for approximately 472 acres near Lambert Airport, changing multiple zoning districts to M-3(w) Planned Manufacturing District. The motion passed 10-0 and will be forwarded to the City Council for a public hearing and final action.

• Approved rezoning of 472 acres to M-3(w) Planned Manufacturing District (10-0)
• Approved minutes of October 14, 2024
• Approved agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a proposed 2025 budget of $31,835,520. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts and ordinances regarding employee salaries.

• Proposed 2025 Annual Budget of $31,835,520
• Natural Bridge Road bridge replacement design services with CDG Engineers, Inc. for $428,997.37
• Lobby reception and council dais upgrades with Integra, Inc. for $173,925.00
• LED street sign installation with Gerstner Electric, Inc. for $94,088.00
• Resolution R-24-04 establishing a moratorium on taverns and saloons

The Bridgeton City Council approved Resolution R-24-04 establishing a moratorium on taverns and saloons by a 6-2 vote. The council also approved two ordinances for construction projects, extended a special use permit, and tabled several bills including the 2025 budget and related items. The meeting included a public hearing on the proposed 2025 budget with no public comments.

• Approved Resolution R-24-04 establishing a moratorium on taverns and saloons (6-2)
• Approved Ordinance #24-51 authorizing $173,925 contract with Integra, Inc. for lobby and council dais upgrades (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #24-52 authorizing $94,088 contract with Gerstner Electric for LED street signs (8-0)
• Extended Special Use Permit for one year at 10825 St. Charles Rock Road (voice vote)
• Tabled Bill #6468 for new access control system
• Tabled Bill #6469 for 2025 budget adoption
• Tabled Bills #6470 and #6471 for salary ordinances
• Tabled Bills #6472 and #6473 for pavement analysis and bridge design services

Design and Review Board

The Board will review several applications for architectural and signage changes to ensure they are compatible with surrounding areas. Decisions include equipment upgrades for a cell tower and alterations to a commercial plaza.

• Cell tower equipment upgrade at 11503 St. Charles Rock Road (AT&T)
• Commercial alteration at 11978 Paul Mayer Avenue (Hilltop Plaza)
• Wall sign installation at 4742 Earl City Expressway (NexGen)
• Wall sign installation at 3446 McKelvey Road (SSM Health)
• Residential fence requests at 11540 Burgess Avenue (6' tall) and 11281 Tea Olive Drive (4' tall)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing bids for road maintenance materials and new ordinances for city infrastructure. Proposed projects include City Hall interior upgrades and the installation of LED street signs.

• Bill #6466: $173,925.00 agreement with Integra, Inc. for lobby reception area and council dais replacement
• Bill #6467: $94,088.00 agreement with Gerstner Electric, Inc. for LED street signs
• Bill #6464: Amendment to Special Use Permit for outdoor seating at 12344 Natural Bridge Road
• Bill #6465: Agreement for participation in the Federal 340B Drug Pricing Program for DePaul Hospital
• Bid approvals for asphaltic concrete mix, calcium chloride, gas/oils/lubricants, ready-mix concrete, and traffic marking paint

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will review a 2025 fee increase proposal, discuss artificial turf, and receive updates on the Gentry Park Phase I grant project. The board will also consider the 2025 budget and part-time/seasonal salaries.

• Grant project update for Gentry Park Phase I
• 2025 Budget review
• Part Time/Seasonal Salaries discussion
• Artificial Turf Discussion
• 2025 Fee Increase Proposal

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will consider five new applications: a commercial addition at Walmart (11900 St. Charles Rock Road), three residential fences, and a sign refacing. The board must determine whether each proposal meets the city's design, material, and compatibility standards for the surrounding area.

• 24-0277 WAL-MART: Proposed addition at 11900 St. Charles Rock Road; board to evaluate style, size, location, and colors.
• 24-0282 PETER OINCHIEKU: Proposed 6' white vinyl fence at 11709 Beaverton Drive.
• 24-0289 TAPCO, INC.: Proposed refacing and repainting of existing signs at 225 Rock Industrial Park Drive.
• 24-0250 QUYEN TAO: Proposed 4' tall aluminum fence at 11281 Tea Olive Drive.
• 24-0291 CAROLYN CRESWELL: Proposed 5' tall black aluminum fence at 11858 Melody Lane.

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on November 18, 2024. The main item is a review of the 2025 police budget. A closed session may be held for legal, personnel, or contract matters. Other business includes public comments and a report from the chief.

• Review of the 2025 police budget
• Possible closed session under Missouri statutes for legal, personnel, or contract issues
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Public comments and approval of minutes

Finance Commission

The Finance Commission will meet to discuss the proposed budget for 2025. Other business includes the approval of minutes from the August 8, 2024 meeting.

• Discussion of 2025 Proposed Budget
• Approval of August 8, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council is holding a special meeting to hear a presentation from Panattoni Development Company regarding the creation of the Missouri Bottom Levee District Bridgeton Sub-District and an Industrial Development Park Project. No votes or decisions are on the agenda; it is solely a presentation.

• Presentation by Mark Branstetter on Missouri Bottom Levee District Sub-District and Industrial Development Park Project

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to expand outdoor seating hours for Still on the Rocks. The body is also reviewing contracts for storm water repairs and technology installations.

• Public hearing and Bill #6464 to expand outdoor seating duration at 12344 Natural Bridge Road
• Bill #6462: Storm water repairs at 11676 Mark Twain Lane not to exceed $100,000.00
• Bill #6463: Agreement with TSI Global Companies for CAT6 and IP camera installation for $33,580.50
• Bill #6465: Participation in the Federal 340B Drug Pricing Program for DePaul Hospital
• Reappointment of Dennis LaRue and Robert Jakubeck to 4-year terms as Hilltop CID Directors

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will consider eight applications for signage, solar panels, and EV charging equipment, determining if each proposal meets the city's architectural and design standards. Items include amended sign packages for Circle K, Arch Sports, and SmallsSliders, a residential solar panel installation, and EV charging at Target. No dollar amounts or zoning changes are involved.

• Brian Hawkins solar panels at 11977 Beaverton Drive
• Target EV charging equipment at 12275 St. Charles Rock Road
• Circle K amended sign package at 12455 St. Charles Rock Road
• Arch Sports amended sign package at 11333 Blake Drive
• St. Louis Fish & Chicken wall and pole sign at 12001 St. Charles Rock Road

Planning Commission

The Comprehensive Plan Committee will elect a chair and vice-chair, then receive an introduction and overview of the comprehensive plan process from PGAV Planners. The meeting covers organizational and informational items to launch the planning effort.

• Nomination and election of Committee Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Presentation from PGAV Planners on comprehensive plan process

Board of Adjustment

This is a regular meeting of the Bridgeton Board of Adjustment. The agenda is largely procedural: call to order, approval of agenda, and approval of minutes from September 23, 2024. The only substantive item is Petition No. 7-24, an appeal regarding building code requirements at 4000 Fee Fee Road, but the agenda text is incomplete and the exact nature of the request is unclear.

• Petition No. 7-24 – appeal concerning building code at 4000 Fee Fee Road (details not fully legible)

Pension Commission

The Bridgeton Pension Commission is meeting to discuss the city's pension fund. New business includes a presentation by Gallagher on the 2025 pension funding projection and a review of investment performance. The commission will also consider approval of minutes from the July 23, 2024 meeting.

• Gallagher presentation on pension funding projection for 2025
• Review of investment performance
• Approval of minutes from July 23, 2024 meeting

Parks and Recreation Board

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board will meet to receive updates and discuss several items, including grant projects for Gentry Park Phase I and a grant application for Phase II, the 2025 budget, and proposed part-time/seasonal salary changes. The board will also consider plans for a Fall Fest/5K in 2025 and replacement of indoor pool lights.

• Grant project update – Gentry Park Phase I
• Municipal Park Grant Application – Gentry Park Phase II
• 2025 Budget discussion
• Indoor Pool Light Replacement
• Part Time/Seasonal Salaries

Police Commission

The Police Commission will meet to review General Order 02-01 and General Order 01-07. The agenda also includes a CSI vehicle tour led by Detective Pottgen and a report from the Chief of Police.

• CSI vehicle tour with Detective Pottgen
• Review of General Order 02-01
• Review of General Order 01-07
• Report from the Chief of Police

Senior Citizens Coordinating

The Bridgeton Senior Citizens Coordinating Committee will review routine business, including monthly luncheons, movies, bingo, and exercise sessions. New business covers flu shots scheduled for October 15, a chili cook-off on October 24, and planning for a Veterans Day breakfast and a Christmas outing. The agenda is primarily procedural and focused on coordinating social and wellness activities for senior residents.

• Flu shots provided by Medicine Shop Overland on October 15
• Chili Cook-Off on October 24 with entertainment by Scott Laytham & Carl Holmes
• Veterans Day Breakfast on November 8
• Christmas outing to see 'Million Dollar Quartet' on December 12 (restaurant TBD)
• Tours and events listed through September and October (e.g., Katy Trail trip, End of Summer Dance)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to consider the appointment of a new councilmember for Ward 2. The agenda includes only this appointment item and procedural matters.

• Appointment of City Councilmember – Ward 2

City Council

The City Council will consider three bills: a special use permit for an adult day care center at 3419 N Lindbergh Blvd (second consideration), a $290,000 service agreement with Utility Associates for in-car and body-worn cameras for the police department (second consideration), and a $100,000 storm water repair at 11676 Mark Twain Lane (first consideration). The meeting also includes swearing in a newly appointed councilmember for Ward 2. No resolutions, public hearings, or emergency items are scheduled.

• Second consideration of Ordinance #6459 establishing a special use permit for an adult day care center at 3419 N Lindbergh Blvd
• Second consideration of Ordinance #6461 authorizing $290,000 service agreement with Utility Associates for police in-car and body-worn cameras
• First consideration of Ordinance #6462 authorizing storm water repairs at 11676 Mark Twain Lane not to exceed $100,000
• Swearing in of an appointed councilmember for Ward 2

Design and Review Board

The Bridgeton Design and Review Board will consider seven new applications for signs, fences, and cell tower alterations. Items include a 7'3" chain-link fence with barbed wire at STL Hotel, cell tower modifications for Crown Castle and T-Mobile, and new signage for businesses including Fantastic Sams, St. Louis Fish & Chicken, and Trinity Church. The board must determine if each proposal meets architectural design and character standards.

• STL Hotel commercial fence (7'3" chain link with barbed wire) at 11380 Natural Bridge Road
• Crown Castle cell tower alteration at 12323 Natural Bridge Road
• T-Mobile cell tower modifications at 3760 Pennridge Drive
• St. Louis Fish & Chicken wall and pole sign at 12001 St. Charles Rock Road
• Trinity Church ground sign at 12143 Old St. Charles Road

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to amend a special use permit to extend the hours of outdoor seating at Still on the Rocks, a restaurant at 12344 Natural Bridge Road. The Commission will also discuss a proposed rezoning of property near St. Louis Lambert International Airport east of North Lindbergh Boulevard, with no vote expected. Additionally, members will nominate a subcommittee for the Comprehensive Plan update.

• Public hearing on Application #24-PZ-06 to amend Special Use Permit (Ordinance 12-43) to extend outdoor seating duration at Still on the Rocks, 12344 Natural Bridge Road
• Discussion of St. Louis Lambert International Airport proposed rezoning of property east of North Lindbergh Boulevard (no vote)
• Nomination of members for Comprehensive Plan Sub-Committee with voice vote for approval
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a permit for an adult daycare facility. The body is also reviewing contracts for police equipment and emergency recreation center repairs.

• Special Use Permit for an adult daycare facility at 3419 N. Lindbergh Blvd (Application #24-PZ-05)
• Bill #6461: $290,000 agreement with Utility Associates, Inc. for police in-car and body-worn cameras
• Bill #6460: $24,908.00 emergency ordinance for indoor pool light repairs at the Recreation Center via Lighting Associates and Guarantee Electrical Company

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will consider seven new applications, including a proposal for solar panels at 14120 Missouri Bottom Road and several sign requests. The board must decide if each proposal meets architectural design, character, and consistency standards. Other items include a wall sign for Adventist Community Services and a chain link fence repair for Trident Industries.

• Solar panels at 14120 Missouri Bottom Road (Davidson Logistics)
• Wall sign at 3362 Hollenberg Drive (Adventist Community Services)
• Signs at 12370 Natural Bridge Road (Pushing Limits Fitness)
• Signs at 10897 & 10909 St. Charles Rock Road (Chick-fil-A)
• Chain link fence repair at 13558 Northwest Industrial Drive (Trident Industries)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment is continuing a hearing initially heard on June 27, 2024, for a petition by James & Denise Seal to appeal the sod requirement in Section 500.095 of the Municipal Building Code. The applicants seek approval to use an alternative method of permanent revegetation at 11931 Benedetta Drive, located in an R-3 Single Family Dwelling District.

• Continuation of hearing No. 5-24: James & Denise Seal appeal Section 500.095 (sod requirement) for 11931 Benedetta Drive
• Applicants request to use alternative permanent revegetation instead of sod

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council will consider three ordinances on second reading, including setting the 2024 property tax rate, establishing a general fund minimum balance policy of at least 35% of annual operating expenditures, and authorizing a $127,500 contract with PGAV Planners for a comprehensive plan update. The council will also appoint a Public Works administrative aide and consider a bid for a sickle bar mower from Mordt Tractor.

• Bill #6455: 2024 property tax levy ordinance (second consideration)
• Bill #6457: General fund minimum balance policy of 35% of annual operating expenditures (second consideration)
• Bill #6458: $127,500 contract with PGAV Planners for comprehensive plan update (second consideration)
• Appointment of Sarah M. Walsh as Administrative Aide in Public Works
• Bid for Sickle Bar Mower from Mordt Tractor

Design and Review Board

The Bridgeton Design and Review Board will consider three new applications: solar panels on a residential roof, a commercial chain-link fence, and a new Chick-fil-A fast-food restaurant with dine-in and drive-through. The board must decide if each proposal meets architectural design, character, and consistency requirements with surrounding properties.

• 24-0134: Solar panels at 11143 Fon Samuel Drive (Hitenndra Kudikala)
• 244215: 6-ft galvanized chain-link fence at 37&4 Mckelvey Road (Todd Fruend)
• 24-0223: New Chick-fil-A restaurant with dine-in and drive-through at 10897 & 10909 St. Charles Rock Road
• Board decision on architectural design compatibility for each proposal

The Design and Review Board approved three applications: solar panels at 11143 Fort Samuel Drive, a commercial fence at 3784 McKelvey Road, and a new Chick-fil-A building at 10897 & 10909 St. Charles Rock Road. All approvals were unanimous (4-0). The board also approved the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Approved solar panel installation at 11143 Fort Samuel Drive (4-0)
• Approved 6-foot galvanized chain link fence at 3784 McKelvey Road (4-0)
• Approved new Chick-fil-A restaurant building at 10897 & 10909 St. Charles Rock Road (4-0)
• Approved agenda for September 17, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of September 3, 2024 meeting (4-0)

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board is meeting to review updates on Gentry Park Phase I and a grant application for Phase II. The board will also discuss the 2025 budget and park arson attempts.

• Gentry Park Phase I grant project update
• Municipal Park Grant Application for Gentry Park Phase II
• 2025 Budget
• Park arson attempts
• Family Fall Fest/Fireworks

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board met and approved the agenda and minutes with a correction. They received updates on the Gentry Park Phase I construction, which is underway with demolition complete and expected to finish by Thanksgiving, and noted that the Phase II grant application was submitted. The board also discussed the 2025 budget, upcoming events, and future park grants, but took no formal votes on these items.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion by Esteep, second by Bland)
• Approved August minutes with correction removing staff report sentence (motion by Bland, second by Esteep)

Police Commission

The Police Commission will meet to review reports from the Chief and the Ex Officio. The agenda includes a potential closed session to discuss legal actions, personnel matters, or negotiated contracts.

• Potential closed session regarding legal actions, litigation, or privileged communications
• Potential closed session regarding hiring, firing, disciplining, or promoting employees
• Potential closed session regarding documents related to a negotiated contract

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners approved a conditional job offer to Jarrett O'Brien as a police cadet, contingent on testing, with entry into the St. Louis County Police Academy in January 2025. The vote was unanimous. The board also approved the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, and received reports on staffing and upcoming community events.

• Approved conditional job offer for police cadet Jarrett O'Brien (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from August 19, 2024 meeting (motion carried)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request for a Special Use Permit to allow an adult daycare facility at 3419 N. Lindbergh Blvd, submitted by Joseph Harris with A Peaceful Place Adult Center. The commission will also approve minutes from the August 12, 2024 meeting and handle other routine business.

• Public hearing for Special Use Permit #24-PZ-05 for an adult daycare facility in the B-2 Community Business District
• Approval of minutes from August 12, 2024

The Bridgeton Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use permit for an adult daycare facility at 3419 N. Lindbergh Blvd., with conditions including ADA compliance and proper licensing. The application was forwarded to the City Council for final action. The meeting also included routine approvals of minutes and agenda, and staff updates on upcoming events.

• Approved special use permit #24-PZ-05 for adult daycare at 3419 N. Lindbergh Blvd. (8-0)
• Approved minutes of August 12, 2024 meeting (voice vote)
• Approved agenda (voice vote)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:29 p.m. (voice vote)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2024 real property tax rates and then consider several ordinances. Final action is expected on raising the employee tuition reimbursement cap from $1,000 to $3,500. First readings include a new property tax levy rate, a $127,500 contract for a comprehensive plan update, a 35% minimum general fund balance policy, a utility easement for Union Electric on Taussig Avenue, and a consent for access related to the West Lake Landfill.

• Public hearing on 2024 real property tax rates
• Bill #6451 (final passage): Increase employee tuition reimbursement limit from $1,000 to $3,500
• Bill #6458 (first consideration): $127,500 contract with PGAV Planners for comprehensive plan update
• Bill #6457 (first consideration): Establish general fund minimum balance policy of 35%
• Bill #6456 (first consideration): Consent for West Lake Landfill respondents to access property

The council approved three ordinances: increasing employee tuition reimbursement from $1,000 to $3,500 (Ordinance 24-39), establishing a Resident Economic Development Advisory Commission (Ordinance 24-40), and granting Union Electric an easement on Taussig Avenue (Ordinance 24-41). Several new bills were introduced and tabled, including the 2024 tax levy, a general fund minimum balance policy, and a comprehensive plan update contract. The meeting also included a public hearing on the 2024 property tax rate, which remained unchanged from 2023.

• Approved Ordinance 24-39 increasing tuition reimbursement to $3,500 (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance 24-40 establishing Resident Economic Development Advisory Commission (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance 24-41 granting Union Electric easement on Taussig Avenue (8-0)
• Tabled Bill #6455 (2024 tax levy) indefinitely
• Tabled Bill #6457 (general fund minimum balance policy) indefinitely
• Tabled Bill #6458 ($127,500 comprehensive plan update contract) indefinitely
• Tabled Bill #6456 indefinitely (private property issue)
• Approved closed session motion (7-1, Grimmer abstained)

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will meet to decide if three proposed site improvements meet architectural and design requirements. The board will review two fence installations and one sign package amendment.

• Proposed 7' tall galvanized, barb wire commercial fence at 3195 Rider Trail South
• Proposed wall sign and tenant panel sign for Spirit Halloween at 11977 St. Charles Rock Road Ste. 110
• Proposed 6' tall vinyl residential fence at 12 Dax Court

The Design and Review Board approved all three applications on the agenda: a commercial fence at 3195 Rider Trail South, a sign package amendment for Spirit Halloween, and a residential fence at 12 Dax Court. All approvals were unanimous with 3 ayes and 0 nays. No applications were denied or tabled.

• Approved commercial fence application 24-0187 (3-0)
• Approved sign package amendment 24-0190 for Spirit Halloween (3-0)
• Approved residential fence application 24-0203 for Penni Nuttall (3-0)

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions at its August 21 meeting, including a $578,817.48 contract for Gentry Park Phase 2 improvements and a resolution supporting a grant application for the same park. The council will also vote on increasing employee tuition reimbursement from $1,000 to $3,500 per year, establishing a Resident Economic Development Advisory Commission, and granting a utility easement to Union Electric. A new liquor license for Barrel Blends Wine & Spirits is up for second consideration, and the 2023 city audit will be presented.

• Resolution R-24-03 supporting Parks Department grant application for Gentry Park Phase 2 improvements
• Bill #6452 authorizing $578,817.48 contract with Parkscape Solutions and Play & Park Structures for Gentry Park improvements
• Bill #6451 increasing employee tuition reimbursement limit from $1,000 to $3,500 per year
• Bill #6453 establishing a Resident Economic Development Advisory Commission
• Liquor license addition for Barrel Blends Wine & Spirits at 12133 St. Charles Rock Road (wine tasting license)

The council approved an ordinance authorizing $578,817.48 in contracts for Gentry Park Phase 2 improvements. A proposed ordinance to raise employee tuition reimbursement from $1,000 to $3,500 was tabled by a 3-2 vote. Two new bills were introduced and tabled, and a liquor license was approved.

• Approved $578,817.48 for Gentry Park improvements (5-0)
• Tabled tuition reimbursement increase to $3,500 (3-2)
• Approved wine tasting liquor license for Barrel Blends Wine & Spirits
• Awarded 2025 calendar printing bid to Modern Litho (5-0)
• Awarded 2025 calendar design bid to Stan Gellman (5-0)
• Tabled Bill #6453 (resident economic development advisory commission)
• Tabled Bill #6454 (Union Electric easement on Taussig Avenue)
• Approved resolution supporting grant application for Gentry Park Phase 2

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will meet to evaluate two new applications. The board must determine if the proposed installations meet architectural design and character requirements for the surrounding areas.

• Application 24-0187: Proposed 7’ tall galvanized, barb wire commercial fence at 3195 Rider Trail South
• Application 24-0190: Proposed wall sign and tenant panel sign for Spirit Halloween at 11977 St. Charles Rock Road Ste. 110

Parks and Recreation Board

The board will review the 2025 budget and a grant application for Gentry Park Phase II. Members will also discuss the Family Fall Fest and fireworks, as well as updates on park arson attempts and the BMAC turf.

• Municipal Park Grant Application for Gentry Park Phase II
• 2025 Budget
• Family Fall Fest/Fireworks
• Grant Project Update for Gentry Park Phase I
• BMAC Turf discussion

The Parks and Recreation Board discussed but did not vote on the BMAC turf project, deciding to delay it for more research and quotes. The board discussed prioritizing a concession stand renovation for 2025 and reviewed the Gentry Park Phase I grant project, which is scheduled for council approval on August 21st. A grant application for Gentry Park Phase II, worth $465,000, is due next Friday. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only actions were approving the agenda and minutes.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion by Pickett, seconded by Bland)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (motion by Bland, seconded by Pickett)
• Tabled BMAC turf project for further research and quotes
• Prioritized concession stand renovation as 2025 project
• Discussed Gentry Park Phase I construction timeline (council approval Aug 21, completion by end of November)
• Discussed Gentry Park Phase II grant application due next Friday ($465,000 grant, $520,000 estimated project cost)

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners will hold a meeting with routine procedural items, including roll call, agenda approval, and public comments. The board will receive budget updates and may enter a closed session to discuss legal actions, personnel matters, or contract negotiations. Reports from the chief and ex officio are also scheduled.

• Budget updates (no specific details provided in agenda)
• Closed session under R.S.MO 610.021(1,3,12) for legal/personnel/contract discussions
• Reports from police chief and ex officio

The commission unanimously approved the promotion of Officer Clay Dean to Sergeant after an executive session on personnel matters. The meeting also included commendations for officers, a chief's report on community events and staffing, and a budget update.

• Approved promotion of Officer Clay Dean to Sergeant (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (voice vote)
• Approved minutes from July 15, 2024 meeting (voice vote)
• Held executive session for personnel matters (motion carried)

Senior Citizens Coordinating

The Bridgeton Senior Citizens Coordinating Committee will review past luncheons, movies, bingos, and exercise programs, and discuss new events including tours, dining out, and special activities through October. The meeting covers scheduling and coordination of social outings for senior residents.

• Old business: monthly luncheons, movies, bingos, and Thursday senior exercise
• Tours and events planned: Motown music, Puzzle Palooza, picnic, Cardinal baseball, casino, art museum, stages show
• July-October events: Fanduel (rescheduled), River City Casino, Beach Blanket Bingo, Art Museum, Kiwanis BBQ, End of Summer Dance, Chili Cook-off
• August movie: 'The Way' starring Martin Sheen
• Dining out scheduled for August 7 at Black Bear Diner

The Senior Citizen Coordinating Committee met on August 15, 2024, and approved the agenda and minutes. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting focused on reports and upcoming events, including a rescheduled Puzzle Palooza and a discussion about moving Beach Blanket Bingo outdoors.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion by Seamans, second by Nelson)
• Approved meeting minutes (motion by Seamans, second by Wilson)

Planning Commission

The Bridgeton Planning Commission is meeting primarily for procedural matters. They will elect a Vice-Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson Pro Tem, and receive an update on the Comprehensive Plan, including information on the request for proposals and next steps. No public hearings or pending matters are listed on the agenda.

• Election of Vice-Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson Pro Tem
• Update on Comprehensive Plan and request for proposals (RFP)
• Staff update from city staff
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2024

The Bridgeton Planning Commission unanimously approved a motion supporting the recommendation to hire PGAV Planners, LLC for the Comprehensive Plan Update. The City Council will need to pass an ordinance to authorize the agreement. The commission also elected Rick Valli as Vice-Chairperson and Christi Lucido as Vice-Chairperson Pro tem.

• Approved motion supporting PGAV Planners, LLC for Comprehensive Plan Update (unanimous)
• Elected Rick Valli as Vice-Chairperson (unanimous)
• Elected Christi Lucido as Vice-Chairperson Pro tem (unanimous)
• Approved June 10, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved August 12, 2024 agenda (unanimous)

Finance Commission

The Finance Commission will review the Fiscal Year 2024 Mid-Year Budget as its main new business item. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from May 9, 2024, and reports from ex-officio members.

• Fiscal Year 2024 Mid-Year Budget Review

The Finance Commission reviewed the Mid-Year 2024 Budget Observations, noting revenues are projected to exceed budget by 2-7% and expenditures are about 1.4% over budget. No formal decisions were made; the commission approved the minutes from May 9, 2024, and adjourned.

• Approved minutes from May 9, 2024 (voice vote)
• Adjourned at 7:55 p.m. (voice vote)

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on establishing a Community Improvement District for Bridgeton Hilltop, then vote on several ordinances. Key votes include issuing up to $23 million in industrial revenue bonds for the Paul Mayer Avenue project, designating the area as blighted with tax abatement, and creating the CID with a sales tax and special assessment. Other items include new liquor licenses, a salt bid, a tuition reimbursement increase, and $578,817.48 for park improvements at Gentry Park.

• Public hearing to establish the Bridgeton Hilltop Community Improvement District
• Bill #6446: Up to $23 million in taxable industrial revenue bonds for 11974 & 11978 Paul Mayer Avenue project
• Bill #6447: Blighting determination and tax abatement for 11974-11982 Paul Mayer Avenue redevelopment area
• Bill #6448: Creation of Bridgeton Hilltop CID with authority to levy sales tax and special assessments
• Bill #6452: $578,817.48 for park improvements at Gentry Park with Parkscape Solutions and Play & Park Structures

Design and Review Board

The Bridgeton Design and Review Board will decide on multiple applications for new buildings, signs, and a cell tower alteration. Items include a new Smalls Sliders restaurant at 12433 St. Charles Rock Road, a new Circle K convenience store/gas station at 12455 St. Charles Rock Road, a T-Mobile cell tower alteration at 1503 St. Charles Rock Road, a wall sign for Window Nation at 3655 Pennridge Drive, and an electronic sign amendment for QuikTrip at 11444 St. Charles Rock Road. The board evaluates whether proposals meet architectural design, character, and consistency requirements.

• T-Mobile cell tower alteration at 1503 St. Charles Rock Road: remove and replace antennas and equipment
• Smalls Sliders new restaurant building at 12433 St. Charles Rock Road
• Circle K new convenience store/gas station at 12455 St. Charles Rock Road
• Window Nation wall sign installation at 3655 Pennridge Drive
• QuikTrip amend sign package for pole sign at 11444 St. Charles Rock Road: replace manual price cabinet with electronic

The Design and Review Board approved all five applications on the agenda, including a new Smalls Sliders restaurant, a Circle K convenience store/gas station, a T-Mobile cell tower alteration, a wall sign, and a QuikTrip sign amendment. The Smalls Sliders approval was contingent on submitting a landscaping plan and using a specific hardy cement board design. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved T-Mobile cell tower alterations at 11503 St. Charles Rock Road (3-0)
• Approved Smalls Sliders new restaurant at 12433 St. Charles Rock Road, contingent on landscaping plan and hardy cement board design (3-0)
• Approved Circle K new building at 12455 St. Charles Rock Road (3-0)
• Approved Windownation wall sign at 3655 Pennridge Drive (3-0)
• Approved QuikTrip sign package amendment at 11444 St. Charles Rock Road (3-0)

Pension Commission

The Pension Commission will meet to approve minutes from the April 23, 2024 meeting. The body is scheduled to discuss investment performance under new business.

• Approval of April 23, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion of investment performance

The Bridgeton Pension Commission met and heard an investment performance report for Q2 2024. No formal decisions were made; the discussion focused on potentially shifting assets from large-cap growth to small-cap growth. The commission approved the April 23, 2024 minutes and adjourned.

• Approved April 23, 2024 minutes (voice vote)
• Adjourned at 7:10 p.m. (voice vote)

City Council

This meeting includes first consideration of ordinances authorizing up to $23 million in industrial revenue bonds for a project at 11974-11978 Paul Mayer Avenue, declaring the area blighted, and creating a community improvement district with a sales tax and special assessment. Second consideration items include a special use permit for an indoor pickleball/badminton facility at 11333 Blake Drive, a $99,000 resurfacing project on Falcon Avenue, a $129,000 contract for new business license software (LAMA), and amendments adding Juneteenth as a holiday and adjusting personal hours. Also on the agenda are appeals for solar panels at 11687 Donnycave Lane, a new liquor license for Her Place Cigar at 350 McKelvey Road, and access agreements for West Lake Landfill and Riverwoods Park.

• $23 million industrial revenue bonds for Paul Mayer Avenue project (first consideration)
• Blight declaration and tax abatement for 11974-11982 Paul Mayer Avenue redevelopment
• Creation of Bridgeton Hilltop Community Improvement District with sales tax and special assessment
• $99,000 contract for Falcon Avenue resurfacing with Ford Asphalt Company
• $129,000 contract for new business license and permitting software (LAMA) with The Davenport Group

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will consider two applications for new wall signs at 12462 Natural Bridge Road (Veterinary Dentistry Services) and 12352 Natural Bridge Road (LOC Nation). The board must determine if each sign meets requirements for architectural design, character, and consistency with surrounding properties. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and an ex-officio report.

• 24-0164 Veterinary Dentistry Services - proposed wall sign at 12462 Natural Bridge Road
• 24-0168 LOC Nation - proposed wall sign at 12352 Natural Bridge Road
• Board to evaluate sign materials, height, color, orientation, and consistency with surroundings
• Approval of minutes from July 2, 2024

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to review updates on the Community Capital Asset Project and the July 4th events. The board will also discuss lifeguard pay increases and a grant project for Gentry Park.

• Lifeguard pay increase discussion
• Gentry Park Grant Project
• Reports on park arson attempts
• BMAC Turf discussion
• Community Capital Asset Project update

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on July 15, 2024 at 5:30 PM. The agenda includes approval of minutes, public comments, and a review of General Order 03-01. The meeting may enter closed session to discuss legal matters, personnel, or contract negotiations as permitted by state law.

• Review of General Order 03-01
• Possible closed session under R.S.MO 610.021(1),(3),(12)
• Reports from Chief and Ex Officio

City Council

The City Council will consider a special use permit for an indoor pickleball and badminton facility at 11333 Blake Drive. The agenda also includes road resurfacing on Falcon Avenue and the issuance of up to $23 million in industrial revenue bonds. Additionally, the council will review contracts for park signage and new business software.

• Special Use Permit for an indoor pickleball and badminton facility at 11333 Blake Drive
• $45,773 contract with Piros Signs Inc. for a new LED display sign at McKelvey Park
• $99,000 contract with Ford Asphalt Company, Inc. for Falcon Avenue resurfacing
• Issuance of up to $23,000,000 in industrial revenue bonds for the Paul Mayer Avenue project
• $129,000 contract with Davenport Group for business license and permitting software

Design and Review Board

The Board will consider a request for a wall sign variance at 12290 St. Charles Rock Road. The review focuses on whether the additional square footage is acceptable and consistent with surrounding commercial signage. A recommendation will then be sent to City Council.

• Wall sign variance for Armed Forces Career Center at 12290 St. Charles Rock Road
• Approval of June 18, 2024, meeting minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider two petitions regarding property code exceptions. One request involves using an alternative to sod for permanent revegetation at 11931 Benedetta Drive. Another seeks a variance for a fence setback at 11976 Natural Bridge Road.

• Appeal for alternative revegetation method at 11931 Benedetta Drive
• Variance request for a 15-foot front yard setback for a fence at 11976 Natural Bridge Road

City Council

The City Council will consider a contract for a new digital sign and a new ordinance regarding employee salaries for fiscal year 2024. The body is also reviewing an amendment to the city's property maintenance code regarding weeds.

• Bill #6438: Agreement with Piros Signs Inc. for a double-sided LED display sign at McKelvey Park for $45,773.00
• Bill #6437: Ordinance fixing salaries and compensation for classified city employees for fiscal year 2024
• Bill #6436: Amendment to Chapter 510.030 of the International Property Maintenance Code regarding weeds
• Introduction of new hires Doug Castellari and Elizabeth Weeams

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will evaluate applications for new signs and sign package amendments. The Board will determine if these proposals meet architectural design and character requirements for the surrounding areas.

• Application 24-0049: Proposed installation of a white box sign
• Application 24-0138 (Brow Bar): Proposal to install a wall sign at 1977 St. Charles Rock Rd. Ste. 1
• Recommendation for 24-0132 (El Tuiorelia): Proposed pole sign variance at 1982 Paul Mayer Avenue

Parks and Recreation Board

The board will review updates on the Community Capital Asset Project and the outdoor pool. The meeting also includes discussions regarding July 4th preparations and BMAC Turf.

• Lifeguard pay increase
• Community Capital Asset Project update
• BMAC Turf discussion
• Outdoor Pool update
• July 4th updates

Police Commission

This agenda consists of procedural items for the Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners. The meeting includes a report from the Chief and a review of General Order 02-02. A closed session is also planned to discuss legal, personnel, or contract matters.

• Review of General Order 02-02
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Closed session regarding legal, personnel, or contract matters

Planning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a special use permit request for an indoor pickleball and badminton facility. The commission will also review the minutes from the March 11, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing for a special use permit at 11333 Blake Drive
• Approval of March 11, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider Bill #6436, which proposes amending the International Property Maintenance Code regarding weeds. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the May 15, 2024, meeting. A closed session may be held to discuss legal or personnel matters.

• Bill #6436: Ordinance amending weed regulations in the property maintenance code
• Approval of May 15, 2024, meeting minutes

Design and Review Board

The Bridgeton Design and Review Board meeting scheduled for June 4, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda included a proposal for a pole sign installation at 3570 N. Lindbergh Blvd.

• Proposed pole sign installation at 3570 N. Lindbergh Blvd.

Design and Review Board

The Board will review several applications for commercial signs, residential fences, and one commercial alteration. Members must decide if these proposals meet architectural design and consistency requirements for the surrounding areas.

• Grissom Cleaners (12348 Natural Bridge Road): wall sign, window signs, and tenant panel sign
• Latitude Event Planning (3425 N. Lindbergh Blvd.): wall sign
• Jennifer Page (3394 Ludlow Avenue): 6' tall privacy fence
• Missouri Asphalt Products (14559 Missouri Bottom Road): electrical transformer pad
• Tangela Vickers (11075 Arbor Gardens Drive): 6' tall vinyl fence

Parks and Recreation Board

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board will hold a regular meeting with updates on the Community Capital Asset Project, pool party, Tree City USA, and personnel. New business includes a Rec Center gym incident, outdoor pool update, and July 4th event planning.

• Community Capital Asset Project update
• Rec Center Gym Incident discussion
• Outdoor Pool Update
• July 4th event updates
• BMAC Activity update

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with routine items: roll call, agenda and minutes approval, public comments, commendations, and reports from the police chief and ex officio member. The board may enter a closed session to discuss legal actions, personnel matters, or contract negotiations as allowed by state law. No specific decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Closed session possible under R.S.Mo. 610.021(1), (3), and (12) for legal, personnel, or contract discussions
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Public comments period
• Commendations and letters of recognition

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council will consider an ordinance to terminate Tax Increment Financing within the St. Charles Rock Road Redevelopment Area. The agenda also includes electing council officers and swearing in Gretchen Luke for Ward 3.

• Ordinance to terminate TIF in the St. Charles Rock Road Redevelopment Area
• Election of City Council Chairperson and Treasurer
• Swearing in of Gretchen Luke, Ward 3
• Presentation by Cordell Whitlock of Great Rivers Greenway
• Submission of map to St. Louis County Boundary Commission (Resolution R-24-02)

Finance Commission

The Finance Commission will review the unaudited financial results for fiscal year 2023. The meeting also includes an update on the pension plan.

• Fiscal Year 2023 Unaudited Financial Results
• Pension Plan Update
• Approval of minutes from August 10, 2023 and November 9, 2023

Design and Review Board

The Board will review four new applications to determine if proposed installations meet architectural design and character requirements. Decisions will be made regarding wall signs, a pole sign, and solar panels.

• 24-0048: Wall sign for Locks & Lashes at 3407 N. Lindbergh
• 24-0049: Wall sign for A Peaceful Place at 3419 N. Lindbergh
• 24-0087: Solar panels for Nikolai Karg at 3796 Clichy Lane
• 24-0088: Pole sign for Best Wash at 3600 N. Lindbergh

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance to terminate Tax Increment Financing within the St. Charles Rock Road Redevelopment Area. The agenda also includes a Ward 3 councilmember appointment and a sign variance request for Loafer League.

• Ordinance to terminate TIF in St. Charles Rock Road Redevelopment Area (Bill #6435)
• Appointment of City Councilmember for Ward 3
• Wall sign variance request for Loafer League at 3147 N. Lindbergh
• Proclamation for the Kiwanis Club of Bridgeton

City Council

This special meeting focuses on the acceptance of verification of election results. The council will also recognize outgoing elected officials and install newly elected officials.

• Acceptance of verification of election results
• Recognition of outgoing elected officials
• Installation of newly elected officials

Pension Commission

The Pension Commission will meet to review the 2024 Actuarial Valuation Report and discuss investment performance. The body will also consider the approval of minutes from the February 12, 2024 meeting.

• Presentation of the 2024 Actuarial Valuation Report
• Discussion of investment performance
• Approval of February 12, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct a public hearing. The session focuses on the potential non-renewal of the lodging establishment license for The Lodge Hotel and Banquets at 3551 Pennridge Drive.

• Public hearing regarding possible non-renewal of lodging establishment license for The Lodge Hotel and Banquets

Senior Citizens Coordinating

The Senior Citizen Coordinating Committee is meeting to review past activities and plan upcoming events. They will discuss a new van grant, the end of AARP tax assistance, and rescheduled and upcoming activities for seniors.

• Van transportation at capacity daily with waiting list; grant approved for new van
• AARP tax volunteers completed over 200 returns; last day April 10, 2024
• Puzzle Palooza rescheduled to April 26 due to weather
• Picnic in the Park (Bridgeway) on 5/15/24; Cardinal Baseball Game on 5/22
• Working out dates for Miss Augusta River Cruise and Fanduel Horse racing day

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council will consider a second reading of an ordinance to allow a long-term care facility and senior living apartments at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard. The agenda also includes a $36,000 contract for grounds maintenance at Carrollton Park Disc Golf Course.

• Ordinance for long-term care and senior living at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard
• $36,000 contract with MACC Contracting, Inc. for Carrollton Park Disc Golf Course
• Wall sign variance request for I Slay Studios at 11726 St. Charles Rock Road
• Introduction of Detective Charlie Pottgen

Design and Review Board

The Board will determine if five new applications for fences and signs meet architectural design and consistency requirements. These decisions impact the visual character of residential and commercial properties in Bridgeton.

• Vinyl fence installation at 4108 Avery Lane
• 8' tall galvanized chain link security fence at 3950 Taussig Avenue
• 8' tall galvanized chain link security fence at 3940 Taussig Avenue
• Refacing of existing ground sign at 12061 Natural Bridge Road
• Installation of a wall sign at 13586 Northwest Industrial Drive

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to discuss old business including a community capital asset project update, a pool party, a senior van grant update, Arbor Day/Tree City USA, and a mowing bid for Carrollton Park. New business items include a Gentry Park grant project update, a plant giveaway, and a personnel update. The meeting will also include reports from ex-officio, staff, and the chairman.

• Community Capital Asset Project update
• Pool party discussion
• Senior Van Grant update
• Carrollton Park mowing bid
• Gentry Park Grant Project update

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is meeting for its regular monthly session. The agenda consists of standard procedural items including roll call, agenda and minutes approval, public comments, reports from the ex officio and the chief of police, commendations, and new business. No specific action items, contracts, or policy changes are listed on the agenda.

• Public comments period
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Commendations and letters of recognition
• New business discussion

City Council

The Bridgeton City Council will review a zoning amendment that would permit long-term care and senior apartments at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard. Officials are also considering two other zoning updates, including one for microbusiness wholesale facilities in the B-2 district; these changes would alter permitted land uses in designated commercial zones. The meeting includes votes on several municipal contracts to fund an LED sign at the Recreation Center, emergency pool HVAC repairs, disc golf course maintenance, and law enforcement accreditation fees.

• Public hearing and first consideration for zoning amendment allowing senior living apartments at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard (Bill 6432).
• Second consideration to allow microbusiness wholesale facilities with a special use permit in the B-2 Community Business District (Bill 6430).
• Contract with TSI Global Companies, LLC for an LED display sign at the Recreation Center ($34,430.65 plus $5,000 contingency).
• Agreement with Wiegmann Associates for emergency indoor pool HVAC repairs at the Recreation Center ($20,367.00).
• Contract with Macc Contracting, Inc. for grounds maintenance at Carrollton Park Disc Golf Course ($36,000.00).

Design and Review Board

The Board will review applications for residential and commercial fences and a storage building. They will also provide a recommendation to the City Council regarding a sign variance.

• Residential fence application for 3264 Haas Avenue
• Commercial fence application for 3859 Fee Road
• Sign variance recommendation for I Slay Studios at 1726 St. Charles Rock Road
• Storage building application for 1496 Double T Lane

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is holding a special meeting that includes roll call, agenda approval, public comments, a report from the Chief of Police, and adjournment. A closed session may be held to discuss legal matters, personnel issues, or contract negotiations as permitted by state law. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific action items listed.

• Closed session possible under R.S.MO 610.021(1), (3), and (12) for legal, personnel, or contract matters
• Report from the Chief of Police

Beautification Commission

The Bridgeton Beautification Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the agenda and previous minutes, and receiving a report from the ex-officio. The main discussion items are the spring plant giveaway, outdoor pool decor, the City Hall project, and park clean-up days. The meeting is open to the public.

• Spring Plant Giveaway & Prep
• Outdoor Pool Décor
• City Hall Project
• Park Clean Up Days

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a bill to allow microbusiness wholesale facilities in the B-2 Community Business District. The body is also reviewing contracts for a new LED sign and law enforcement accreditation.

• Public hearing and Bill 6430 regarding microbusiness wholesale facility use in B-2 districts (#24-PZ-02)
• Bill 6410: $34,430.65 agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC for an LED display sign at the Recreation Center, plus a $5,000 contingency
• Bill 6431: $11,450.00 agreement with Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA)

Design and Review Board

The Board will decide if proposed construction and signage projects meet architectural design and consistency requirements. One item involves a recommendation to the City Council regarding a sign variance.

• New single-family home at 11931 Benedetta Drive
• Signs at 3760 Pennridge Drive (Public Storage)
• Storage building at 11496 Double T Lane
• Pole sign at 3401 N. Lindbergh
• Wall sign variance recommendation for Gateway Children's Surgery Center at 12184 Natural Bridge Road

Parks and Recreation Board

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board will meet to discuss several old and new business items, including an update on the Community Capital Asset Project, plans for a pool party, and a grant for a senior van. New business includes Arbor Day/Tree City USA recognition, a bid for mowing at Carrollton Park, a Missouri Arts Council grant, and the status of a golf pro job opening. The meeting will also include public comment, approval of minutes, and reports from ex-officio, staff, and the chairman.

• Carrollton Park mowing bid
• Missouri Arts Council grant
• Senior van grant update
• Pool party plans
• Golf pro job opening status

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes routine items like roll call, minutes approval, and public comments, plus reports from the police chief and ex officio. A closed session may be held to discuss legal matters, personnel issues, or contract negotiations, as permitted by state law.

• Closed session possible for legal, personnel, or contract matters
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Report from the Ex Officio
• Public comments period

Finance Commission

The March 14, 2024, meeting of the Bridgeton Finance Commission consists of procedural items. No specific new or old business is listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from the November 9, 2023 meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the B-5(r) Planned Commercial District at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard to allow a long-term care facility with independent senior living apartments as a permitted use. The applicant is VND Senior STL, LLC. The commission will also consider approval of the previous meeting's minutes and other routine business.

• Public hearing on #24-PZ-03: amend B-5(r) district at 4530 North Lindbergh Boulevard to permit long-term care facility with senior (+55) independent living apartments
• Applicant: VND Senior STL, LLC, represented by Kelly Rock of Sandberg Phoenix
• Approval of minutes from February 12, 2024 meeting

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider the perfection of Bill 6410. This bill involves an agreement for a digital sign installation. No other new bills or resolutions are on the agenda.

• Bill 6410: Agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC for a double-sided LED display sign at the Recreation Center for $34,430.65, plus a $5,000.00 contingency

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will meet to determine if two proposed wall signs meet architectural design and consistency requirements. The board evaluates construction materials, height, and color to ensure the signs complement surrounding areas.

• Wall sign application for BJC Medical Group at 3466 McKelvey Road
• Wall sign replacement application for York Johnson Controls at 3195 Rider Trail South

Board of Adjustment

The Bridgeton Board of Adjustment will consider an appeal by Steve Quigley for MoBot Farm Holdings, LLC, requesting to use an alternative permanent revegetation method instead of sod, as required by Section 500.095 of the Municipal Building Code. The properties are at 13810 and 13812 Missouri Bottom Road in the M-1 Manufacturing District. The board will also approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Appeal No. 4-24: Request to use alternative permanent revegetation in lieu of sod at 13810 & 13812 Missouri Bottom Road
• Properties located in M-1 Manufacturing District, Limited
• Applicant: Steve Quigley, The Clayton Engineering Company Inc., for MoBot Farm Holdings, LLC

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a contract for a new display sign and a system for automatic license plate detection. The body is also considering changes to the city's curfew and weapons ordinances.

• Bill 6410: $34,430.65 agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC for an LED display sign at the Recreation Center, plus a $5,000 contingency
• Bill 6429: Master services agreement with Flock Group, Inc. for an automatic license plate detection system
• Bill 6427: Amendment to Section 205.390 regarding curfew for persons under 18
• Bill 6428: Amendment and restatement of Chapter 205, Article VIII regarding weapons offenses
• Bill 6426: Adoption of a change in the Missouri Local Government Employees’ Retirement System (LAGERS) benefit program

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will meet to evaluate a new application for a wall sign. The board must determine if the proposal meets architectural design and character requirements for the surrounding area.

• Application 24-0022: Wall sign for Jade Event Center at 3411 N. Lindbergh

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board is meeting to discuss several items including an update on the Community Capital Asset Project, proposed fee increases, and a grant update for the senior van. The board will also consider plans for a pool party, a water feature at City Hall, and the status of a golf pro job opening.

• Fee Increases
• Community Capital Asset Project Update
• Senior Van Grant Update
• Pool Party Plans
• City Hall Water Feature

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is holding a regular meeting. The agenda includes routine items like roll call, minutes approval, and public comments, plus reports from the police chief and ex officio. A closed session may be held to discuss legal actions, personnel matters, or contract negotiations, as permitted by state law.

• Closed session possible under R.S.Mo. 610.021(1), (3), and (12) for legal, personnel, and contract matters
• Report from the Chief of Police
• Report from the Ex Officio
• Commendations and letters of recognition

Planning Commission

The Bridgeton Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the B-2 Community Business District to permit a microbusiness wholesale facility as a special use. The request was submitted by Norvette Chavis of Chavis Cannabis. The meeting also includes routine items like approving minutes and staff updates.

• Public hearing on #24-PZ-02: amend B-2 district to allow microbusiness wholesale facility with special use permit
• Applicant: Norvette Chavis, Chavis Cannabis, c/o John Burcham
• Approval of minutes from December 11, 2023

Pension Commission

The Pension Commission will meet to discuss investment performance provided by US Wealth Management. The body will also review minutes from the October 24, 2023 meeting.

• Investment Performance report from US Wealth Management
• Approval of October 24, 2023 meeting minutes

Beautification Commission

The Bridgeton Beautification Commission is meeting to handle routine business: approving the agenda and prior minutes, hearing reports, and discussing several upcoming projects. Concrete items include ordering fall banners, planning the spring/fall plant giveaway, and placing commission shirt orders. No major policy decisions or public hearings are on the agenda.

• Ordering fall banners
• Spring/Fall plant giveaway planning
• Commission shirt orders
• Review of previous meeting minutes
• Special projects from previous meeting

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a large concrete replacement contract and new city codes. The body is also considering requests for special use permits and variances for local businesses.

• Bill #6422: $1,042,228.70 contract with M&H Concrete Contractors, Inc. for pavement replacement in Harmann Estates
• Bill #6410: $34,430.65 agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC for an LED display sign at the Recreation Center
• Bill #6429: Proposed master services agreement with Flock Group, Inc. for an automatic license plate detection system
• Bill #6423: Proposed changes to fees and charges for Parks and Recreation Department programs
• Variance request for Loafer League at 3147 North Lindbergh Blvd regarding signs

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will meet to evaluate two new applications for architectural consistency. The board must decide if the proposed projects meet requirements for design, character, and compatibility with surrounding areas.

• Application 24008: Proposal to replace 43 feet of chain link fence at Ford Asphalt (13164 Taussig Avenue)
• Application 24010: Proposal to install a wall sign at Vander-Haag's (12964 St. Charles Rock Road)

Board of Adjustment

The Bridgeton Board of Adjustment will consider three petitions: two appeals from the sod requirement for permanent revegetation and one variance request for an accessory building. The board will also approve minutes from a prior meeting and handle routine business.

• Appeal by Mark Simpson, Simpson Materials, for alternative revegetation at 14559 Missouri Bottom Road (M-1 district)
• Appeal by Stephen Mohr, AAA Trailer Leasing, for alternative revegetation at 13565-13571 St. Charles Rock Road (B-4 and M-1 districts)
• Variance request by James & Denise Seal for accessory building, separate utility metering, and gravel parking at 11931 Benedetta Drive (R-3 district)

Pension Commission

The Pension Commission is meeting to discuss new business regarding investment performance from US Wealth Management. Other agenda items are procedural.

• Investment Performance report from US Wealth Management
• Approval of October 24, 2023 meeting minutes

Police Commission

The Bridgeton Board of Police Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with a standard agenda: roll call, agenda approval, minutes approval, public comments, commendations/letters, reports from the chief and others, new business, and adjournment. No specific policy items, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed, so the meeting appears to be procedural.

• Public comments period
• Report from the Chief of Police
• New business

Senior Citizens Coordinating

The Senior Citizen Coordinating Committee is meeting to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes and reports. They will review past events and plan upcoming activities such as a Puzzle Palooza, dining out, movies, and a music performance. The committee will also address the senior van transportation service, which is at capacity with a waiting list.

• Puzzle Palooza on Jan 19th
• Dining Out at Sybergs on Jan 24th
• January movie: 'City Slickers'
• Afternoon of music with Nostalgia on Feb 16th
• Van transportation at capacity daily with waiting list

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several proposed amendments to the city charter to be voted on by residents in April. The body is also considering multiple special use permits and a million-dollar street replacement contract.

• Proposed charter amendments regarding form of government, council member terms, municipal judge selection, and the office of City Administrator
• Contract with M&H Concrete Contractors, Inc. for $1,042,228.70 for pavement replacement in Harmann Estates
• Agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC for a $34,430.65 LED sign at the Recreation Center
• Special use permits for a landfill at 13810 Missouri Bottom Road and an adult day care at 12328 Natural Bridge Road
• Proposed new fees and charges for Parks and Recreation Department programs

Parks and Recreation Board

The Bridgeton Parks and Recreation Board will discuss fee increases, a membership promotion, and an LED sign for the recreation center. Old business includes updates on community capital projects, a Gentry Park grant, and a billboard at Carrollton Park.

• Fee increases under new business
• Membership promotion discussion
• Rec Center LED sign proposal
• Gentry Park Grant update
• Billboard at Carrollton Park

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will evaluate a new building proposal for architectural consistency. The board will also provide a recommendation to the City Council regarding a sign variance request.

• Review of new building application 24-0002 for Bollmeier Products LLC at 14515 Missouri Bottom Road
• Recommendation on sign variance for Loafer League at 3147 N. Lindbergh

Beautification Commission

The Bridgeton Beautification Commission is meeting to handle routine business including approving the agenda and previous minutes, and hearing a report from the ex-officio. They will also discuss the spring plant giveaway, décor and plants for the OD Pool trellis, and commission apparel.

• Spring Plant Giveaway
• OD Pool Décor/Plants for Trellis
• Commission Apparel

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on five special use permits and zoning amendments. The body is also considering four proposed charter amendments to be put before voters on April 2, 2024.

• Proposed charter amendments regarding city government form, council member terms, municipal judge selection, and the office of City Administrator
• Special use permit for a clean earth landfill at 13810 and 13812 Missouri Bottom Road
• Contract with TSI Global Companies, LLC for a $34,430.65 LED display sign at the Recreation Center (plus $5,000 contingency)
• Zoning requests for an adult day care at 12328 Natural Bridge Road and a fitness center at 12120 St. Charles Rock Road
• Proposed amendment to B-2 district to allow microbusiness wholesale facilities

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation from Savoy Properties. No other legislative actions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation by Savoy Properties

Design and Review Board

The Design and Review Board will evaluate five applications for architectural design and consistency. Decisions include new signage for businesses and a residential fence installation.

• QuikTrip (12700 St. Charles Rock Road): Proposed new signs
• Still on the Rocks (12344 Natural Bridge Road): Proposed wall sign
• Planet Fitness (12425 St. Charles Rock Road): Proposed new building permit amendment
• Baker Chiropractic (11558 St. Charles Rock Road): Proposed wall and ground signs
• Mike Lewis (3743 Red Hawk Court): Proposed 6’ vinyl and 4’ black chain link fence