St. Louis, MO

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The Housing, Urban Development & Zoning Committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen meets on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. The committee will discuss Board Bill 80 and take public comment on it. The bill concerns consent to assignment of the amended lease for the Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments at 2601 Whittier Street and includes an emergency clause. No resolutions or committee discussions are listed.

• Board Bill 80, introduced by Alderman Rasheen Aldridge: ordinance on Acknowledgement and Consent to assignment of the Amended and Restated Lease for Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments, 2601 Whittier Street
• Bill contains an Emergency Clause
• Public comment will be taken on the bill
• Approval of minutes from the September 29, 2026 committee meeting
• No resolutions or committee discussions scheduled

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The Housing, Urban Development & Zoning Committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen meets Tuesday, October 13, 2026, to review three Board Bills and take public comment. Two bills seek approval of Chapter 99 Redevelopment Plans and Blighting Studies for scattered-site affordable housing renovations in the Tiffany, St. Louis Place, and Old North neighborhoods, totaling $34.1 million. A third bill covers a redevelopment area at 1070-1092 South Kingshighway Boulevard, 4575 Oakland Avenue, and 4580 Chouteau Avenue and would allow tax abatement for market-rate and LIHTC projects. The committee will also approve minutes from its October 6, 2026 meeting; no resolutions or committee discussions are listed.

• Board Bill 47: Tiffany Scattered Sites II — renovate 21 buildings, 60 affordable units (1-3 bedrooms), $15.4 million, 15-year tax abatement
• Board Bill 57: St. Louis Place and Old North Scattered Sites — renovate 15 buildings, 68 affordable units (1-5 bedrooms), $18.7 million, 15-year tax abatement
• Board Bill 70: 1070-1092 South Kingshighway Boulevard, 4575 Oakland Avenue, and 4580 Chouteau Avenue — no eminent domain; up to 10-year abatement at 90% for market-rate, up to 15-year for LIHTC
• Public comment will be taken on the three Board Bills
• Approval of minutes from the October 6, 2026 committee meeting

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Board of Aldermen

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen meets Friday, October 2, 2026, to consider first readings of board bills, committee reports, and resolutions. Agenda items include a 2027 Annual Action Plan for federal HUD grants, a revision to how the Capital Improvements Sales Tax is allocated among wards, and a zoning change to define and regulate smoke shops. The board will also hear mayoral appointments to the Baden Market Centre Special Business District and the Nuisance Property Review Board, plus several traffic and street measures.

• B.B. #86 (Clark Hubbard): authorizes the Mayor to submit the 2027 Annual Action Plan to HUD and execute agreements for 2027 CDBG, HOME, ESG, and HOPWA funds
• B.B. #87 (Aldridge): amends the one-half of one-percent Capital Improvements Sales Tax ordinance so ward allocations are based on need (Median Household Income, Vacant Parcels, Street Miles, Ward Acreage), with biennial reallocations of ward sub-account funds over $800,000
• B.B. #81 (Oldenburg, Schweitzer, Cohn, Devoti, Sonnier, Clark Hubbard, Aldridge): Planning Commission-recommended ordinance amending the zoning code to define and regulate smoke shops, with an emergency clause
• B.B. #64 (Sonnier): directs the Director of Streets to permanently close or barricade traffic on the 2800 block of Oregon Avenue at Pestalozzi Street, 120 feet north of the east curb line
• B.B. #51 (Cohn): authorizes Airport Revenue Bonds not to exceed $________ million for refunding subordinated airport debt and financing airport facility costs (dollar amount left blank in the agenda)

Health & Human Development Committee

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen's Health & Human Development Committee meets Thursday, October 1, 2026, to review two resolutions and take public comment. No board bills are up for review. Resolution 122, introduced by Alderwoman Sharon Tyus, calls on a lessee to submit audited financial statements for 2020 through 2026 before any ordinance allowing EPV2 Dignity House, LLC to sell or assign its lease interest. Resolution 126, also by Tyus, asks Forestry, Parks, the Director of Operations, and the Mayor to develop a coordinated plan for cutting grass, weeds, and brush and cleaning up trash by neighborhood.

• Resolution 122 (Tyus): calls for audited financial statements for 2020-2026 from the lessee before any ordinance letting EPV2 Dignity House, LLC sell or assign its lease interest
• Resolution 126 (Tyus): asks Forestry, Parks, Director of Operations, and the Mayor to plan same-day grass, weed, and brush cutting plus trash pickup by neighborhood
• Public comment will be taken on both resolutions
• Approval of minutes from the July 30, 2026 committee meeting
• No board bills for review

Personnel & Administration Committee

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen's Personnel & Administration Committee meets Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 11:00 AM in the Kennedy Room under Chair President Megan Green. The main item is Resolution 125, which would call upon the Alderwoman from the 12th Ward to issue a written public apology to the Alderman from the 14th Ward within 7 calendar days of passage, to be read by the Clerk at a full Board meeting and published in the official City of St. Louis Journal. No board bills are listed for review, and the agenda lists no committee discussions. The meeting also includes routine items: roll call, approval of minutes from the August 27, 2026 meeting, and acknowledgment of written testimony.

• Resolution 125: calls on the 12th Ward Alderwoman to issue a written public apology to the 14th Ward Alderman within 7 calendar days of passage
• Apology would be read by the Clerk at a regularly scheduled full Board meeting and published in the official City of St. Louis Journal
• Resolution 125 introduced by President Megan E Green, Anne Schweitzer, Matt Devoti, Daniela Velazquez, and Alisha Sonnier
• Public comment to be taken on Resolution 125
• Approval of minutes from the August 27, 2026 committee meeting

Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen's Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 3:30 PM in the Kennedy Room. The agenda lists one board bill for review: Board Bill 85, which would authorize the Mayor and Comptroller to execute a Donation Letter and Quitclaim Deed conveying certain City-owned property in St. Louis County to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the September 23, 2026 committee meeting, with no resolutions or committee discussions listed.

• Board Bill 85: authorizes Mayor and Comptroller to execute a Donation Letter and Quitclaim Deed conveying City-owned property in St. Louis County to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission (MHTC)
• Board Bill 85 recommended by the Board of Public Service
• Approval of minutes from the September 23, 2026 committee meeting
• No resolutions for review and no committee discussions listed on the agenda

Budget & Public Employees Committee

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen's Budget & Public Employees Committee meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 11:00 AM in the Kennedy Room. The agenda lists no board bills or resolutions for review. The committee will receive an update on the Rams' funding and take public comment on that item. The remaining agenda items are procedural.

• Update on the Rams' funding (discussion item, with public comment)
• No board bills for review
• No resolutions for review
• Approval of minutes from the July 1, 2026 committee meeting

Housing, Urban Development & Zoning Committee

The Housing, Urban Development & Zoning Committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen meets Monday, September 28, 2026, at 11:00 AM in the Kennedy Room. The committee will discuss two board bills and take public comment: a lease assignment consent for the Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments at 2601 Whittier Street, and a Planning Commission-recommended amendment to the zoning code to define and regulate smoke shops. No resolutions or committee discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Board Bill 80 (Aldridge): Acknowledgment and Consent to assignment of the Amended and Restated Lease for Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments, 2601 Whittier Street, with an Emergency Clause
• Board Bill 2 (Oldenburg, Devoti, Aldridge): Planning Commission-recommended amendment to the zoning code to define and regulate smoke shops, with Severability and Emergency Clauses
• Public comment will be taken on both board bills
• No resolutions or committee discussions scheduled

Board of Aldermen

The Board will consider several ordinances regarding traffic calming and speed hump installations in various wards. Other items include the restoration of the Office of the City Marshal and the authorization of airport revenue bonds.

• B.B. #82: Ordinance to install speed humps in the 8th ward
• B.B. #83: Ordinance to restore the Office of the City Marshal and expand its duties
• B.B. #84: Ordinance for honorary street name 'Bertha Gilkey Lane' at North Ninth Street and Cass Ave.
• B.B. #51: Authorization for the issuance of Airport Revenue Bonds
• B.B. #66: Ordinance for Cass Avenue Multimodal Corridor and Lindell Boulevard Cycle Track projects

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Legislation & Rules Committee

The committee will meet to discuss and take public comment on two specific items. The agenda includes the engrossing of Board Bill Number 13 and Board Bill Number 34.

• Engross Board Bill Number 13 Committee Substitute As Amended
• Engross Board Bill Number 34 As Amended in Committee

Personnel & Administration Committee

The Personnel & Administration Committee will review Resolution 125, which calls on the Alderwoman from the 12th Ward to issue a written public apology to the Alderman from the 14th Ward for her conduct and remarks. The committee will discuss the resolution and take public comment. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the August 27, 2026 meeting; no board bills or other committee discussions are listed.

• Resolution 125: Calls for written public apology from 12th Ward alderwoman to 14th Ward alderman within 7 days of passage
• Apology to be read by Clerk at full Board meeting and published in official City journal
• Approval of minutes from August 27, 2026 committee meeting

Transportation & Commerce Committee

The Transportation & Commerce Committee will discuss and take public comment on Board Bill 51, which authorizes the issuance of Airport Revenue Bonds to refund the City's subordinated airport debt. The bill also covers funding for debt service reserves, capitalized interest, and issuance costs. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no resolutions or committee discussions listed.

• Board Bill 51: Airport Revenue Bonds not to exceed $________ million for refunding airport-related indebtedness
• Public comment on Board Bill 51
• Approval of minutes from July 24, 2026 meeting

Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee

The Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee will discuss and take public comment on two board bills: one establishing a neighborhood traffic-calming system and procedures for constituent requests, and another specifying allocation of funds for the Street Improvement Fund (St. Louis Works). The committee will also approve minutes from the September 9, 2026 meeting.

• Board Bill 75: traffic-calming system ordinance with definitions, effective date, severability clause
• Board Bill 78: Street Improvement Fund (St. Louis Works) allocation and cost center standards
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2026 committee meeting

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Board of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will consider several ordinances regarding street names, traffic calming measures, and infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes a request for financial statements regarding the Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments and a resolution for a public apology and censure.

• Ordinance for honorary street name Herschel David Parks, Jr. Avenue
• Ordinance for St. Louis Works Street Improvement Fund allocation
• Ordinance for speed humps in the 9th Ward
• Lease assignment for Homer G. Phillips Senior Apartments at 2601 Whittier Street
• Ordinance for speed humps in the sixth ward

The Board of Aldermen approved the Perfection Consent Calendar, which included legislation for traffic calming and public works projects. Members also voted to suspend rules to introduce Board Bill #81, regarding smoke shop zoning, and referred several resolutions to committees for further consideration, including a call for censure and a proposal to reform city grass-cutting practices.

• Approved Perfection Consent Calendar (unanimous)
• Suspended rules to introduce B.B. #81 (12-0)
• Suspended rules to introduce Resolution #126 (12-0)
• Referred Resolution #122 to Health and Human Development Committee (unanimous)
• Referred Resolution #125 to Personnel and Administration Committee (unanimous)
• Referred Resolution #126 to Health and Human Development Committee (unanimous)
• Excused two absent aldermen (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting until September 25, 2026 (unanimous)

Transportation & Commerce Committee

The Transportation & Commerce Committee will discuss three Board Bills regarding St. Louis Lambert International Airport. These items include a major capital improvement appropriation, a new pay grade for the Director of Airports, and changes to contract terms for the Director.

• Board Bill 65: $78,393,294 for airport public works and improvement projects
• Board Bill 67: New pay grade and range for the Director of Airports
• Board Bill 68: Ordinance allowing the Mayor to enter binding agreements with the Director of Airports exceeding the Mayor's term

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Board of Aldermen

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen will consider several bills at its September 11, 2026 meeting, including a redevelopment plan with tax abatements, new zoning regulations for data centers, and a ban on tax incentives for data centers. The agenda also includes traffic calming measures, a bill to allow six-story single-stairwell buildings, and final passage of ordinances on mobile food vendors and community development corporations. Several courtesy resolutions honor individuals and groups.

• B.B. #70: Approves redevelopment plan for 1070-1092 S. Kingshighway Blvd., 4575 Oakland Ave., and 4580 Chouteau Ave.; up to 10-year 90% tax abatement for market rate, 15-year for LIHTC; no eminent domain.
• B.B. #49AAFL: Adds zoning regulations for data centers (Section 26.77); B.B. #55 prohibits tax incentives for data centers.
• B.B. #73: Amends Ordinance 70794 to allow single-stairwell residential buildings up to six stories under conditions.
• B.B. #74: Repeals ordinances related to the Armory TIF and LCRA redevelopment plan.
• B.B. #66: Authorizes public works projects for Cass Avenue Multimodal Corridor Phase 2, Kingshighway Traffic Management Phase 10, and Lindell Boulevard Cycle Track.

The Board of Aldermen gave final passage to four board bills, including new zoning regulations for data centers (B.B. #49AAFL) and a charter amendment prohibiting tax incentives for data centers (B.B. #55). It also passed updated rules for mobile food vendors (B.B. #50FS) and a framework for certifying Community Development Corporations (B.B. #41AAIC). The board adopted Resolution #99 expressing solidarity with Alamo Drafthouse workers seeking to unionize, and approved a large batch of honorary resolutions. Seven new board bills were introduced and referred to committees; no substantive items were denied or tabled.

• Passed B.B. #49AAFL, zoning rules for data centers (12-0, 1 abstention)
• Passed B.B. #55, barring tax incentives for data centers (13-0)
• Passed B.B. #50FS, updated mobile food vendor rules (13-0)
• Passed B.B. #41AAIC, Community Development Corporation certification framework (13-0)
• Adopted Resolution #99 backing Alamo Drafthouse workers' union effort (voice vote)
• Adopted courtesy Resolutions #94-118 honoring individuals and groups (voice vote)
• Introduced B.B. #70-76 and referred them to committees
• Excused Ms. Tyus and Ms. Boyd for necessary absence (voice vote)

Legislation & Rules Committee

The Legislation & Rules Committee will meet to discuss and take public comment on three specific Board Bills. The committee intends to engross Board Bill 50, Board Bill 41, and Board Bill 49.

• Engross Board Bill Number 50 Floor Substitute
• Engross Board Bill Number 41 As Amended in Committee
• Engross Board Bill Number 49 As Amended on the Floor

Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee

The Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee will discuss Board Bill 66 regarding several city improvement projects. The bill covers multimodal transformations, traffic management, and a new cycle track. The committee will also take public comment on these items.

• Board Bill 66: Cass Avenue Multimodal Corridor Transformation Phase 2
• Board Bill 66: Traffic Management Enhancements Phase 10 on Kingshighway
• Board Bill 66: Lindell Boulevard Cycle Track

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Board of Aldermen

The Board is considering new zoning regulations and tax incentive prohibitions for data centers. Members will also review capital improvement projects for Lambert International Airport and various street corridor transformations.

• B.B. #49: Proposed zoning regulations for Data Centers
• B.B. #55: Proposed prohibition of tax incentives for data centers
• B.B. #65: Capital improvement projects at St. Louis Lambert International Airport
• B.B. #66: Infrastructure projects for Cass Avenue, Kingshighway, and Lindell Boulevard
• B.B. #60: $26,056,000 appropriation to Bi-State Development Agency

The Board of Aldermen perfected Board Bill #49AAFL, creating comprehensive zoning regulations for data centers, after adopting several amendments and rejecting one. It also perfected Board Bill #55, which prohibits tax incentives for data centers. The Board finally passed Board Bill #60, appropriating $26,056,000 to the Bi-State Development Agency for transportation, and Board Bill #63, accepting a U.S. Department of Labor YouthBuild grant. Additionally, the Board approved multiple mayoral appointments to various districts and boards, and adopted Resolution #78 urging St. Louis Public Schools to postpone action on the Future Ready Plan.

• Perfected B.B. #49AAFL, data center zoning regulations (13-1, with 1 abstention)
• Perfected B.B. #55, prohibiting tax incentives for data centers (14-0)
• Finally passed B.B. #60, $26,056,000 transit appropriation to Bi-State (14-0)
• Finally passed B.B. #63, accepting YouthBuild grant (14-0)
• Adopted Resolution #78 urging SLPS to postpone Future Ready Plan vote (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to Cathedral Square SBD, Library Board, EQH Market Street CID, Grove CID, St. Louis Hills SBD, and Board of Adjustment (voice votes)
• Adopted Courtesy Resolutions #85-93 honoring local individuals and businesses (unanimous)

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Personnel & Administration Committee

The Personnel & Administration Committee will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from August 13, 2026. There are no board bills or resolutions scheduled for review. The primary discussion item is the Legislative Assistant position for the 14th Ward, which will be held in a closed session under Section 610.021 (3) regarding employee personnel matters.

• Discussion of the Legislative Assistant position for the 14th Ward
• Approval of minutes from the August 13, 2026 committee hearing
• Closed meeting session for personnel matters under Section 610.021 (3)

Legislation & Rules Committee

The Legislation & Rules Committee is meeting to discuss and take public comment on engrossing two board bills: Board Bill 50 Floor Substitute and Board Bill 41 As Amended in Committee. No new board bills or resolutions are scheduled for review. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including approval of minutes from the July 21, 2026 meeting.

• Engross Board Bill 50 Floor Substitute
• Engross Board Bill 41 As Amended in Committee
• Approval of minutes from July 21, 2026 hearing

Legislation & Rules Committee

The Legislation & Rules Committee will meet to engross Board Bill Number 50 Floor Substitute and Board Bill Number 41 As Amended in Committee. No board bills or resolutions are listed for review. The meeting includes public comment on the discussion items.

• Engross Board Bill Number 50 Floor Substitute
• Engross Board Bill Number 41 As Amended in Committee
• Approval of minutes from July 21, 2026 meeting

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Personnel & Administration Committee

The Personnel & Administration Committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen will meet to discuss the 14th Legislative Assistant position and take public comment. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the July 23, 2026 meeting. No board bills or resolutions are listed for review.

• Discussion of the 14th Legislative Assistant position
• Public comment on the committee discussion item
• Approval of minutes from July 23, 2026 meeting