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Fenton, Missouri — week of 2026-06-29 · all Fenton meetings

Fenton aldermen consider bridge lease, park projects; upcoming meetings on restroom, zoning changes

The Fenton Board of Aldermen at its June 25 meeting considered a five-year lease with the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission for the Larkin Williams Road and Highway 30 bridge viaduct, along with park improvements and insurance renewals. No votes have been released because minutes from that meeting have not yet been published.

Upcoming meetings this week include the Parks and Recreation Committee discussing a new restroom at Fenton City Park, and the Planning and Zoning Commission reviewing special use permits and a zoning code amendment to allow parks in industrial districts.

Recent meetings

Board of Aldermen – June 25 (regular meeting) – Aldermen considered a dozen bills, including:

The board also approved minutes from previous meetings. No decisions on the above items have been published yet.

Board of Aldermen – June 25 (special meeting) – The board considered a change order for sod installation at the Bud Weil Park Playground Project. That was the only substantive item on the agenda. The outcome is not yet recorded.

Upcoming meetings

Parks and Recreation Committee – July 6 – The committee, together with the Tree Advisory Board, will discuss building a new restroom at Fenton City Park. They will also consider amending Chapter 220 of the municipal code regarding prohibited acts and vehicles in parks, discuss reorganizing the committee, and plan a fall Park Beautification Day. Park reports from committee members on multiple parks are also on the agenda.

Planning and Zoning Commission – July 7 – The commission will review several land-use petitions:

Board of Aldermen Committee – July 9 – The committee will discuss and vote on a design engineering contract with Cochran for the Fenpark Drive Improvement Project. Other items include amendments to the traffic code for bicycles and e-bikes, additional concrete work in Fenton City parks, renewal of the Everbridge/Nixle public notification system subscription, and a liquor license request from St. Paul Catholic Church. Recommendations from this committee will go to the full Board of Aldermen.

Coming up

All meetings are open to the public. Check the city’s website for agendas and location details.

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