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New Community Church property in Chesterfield slated for multi-unit development

March 06, 2025 | Wildwood, St. Louis County, Missouri


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New Community Church property in Chesterfield slated for multi-unit development
The City of Wildwood's Development and Zoning Review Committee convened on March 6, 2025, to discuss a significant proposal for a multi-family development on a property formerly owned by the New Community Church. This site, which includes over four acres, was initially intended for additional parking and recreational facilities, such as volleyball courts and walking trails. However, with the church's congregation moving to Chesterfield, the property has been sold to a new owner who plans to transform it.

During the meeting, city officials highlighted that the property is currently designated as a workplace district, which does not permit residential units. This means that any development plans will require a change in the regulating plan and a rezoning process. The petitioner, represented by Mr. Munir, expressed a desire to develop the land into a multi-unit complex, potentially consisting of four buildings with a total of 52 residential units, along with amenities like a clubhouse and a pool.

Mr. Munir emphasized the importance of community feedback in shaping the development, indicating that the plans are still in the conceptual stage. The committee's discussions underscored the need for careful consideration of zoning regulations and community impact as the proposal moves forward.

As the city navigates this transition, the outcome of the rezoning request will be crucial in determining the future of this property and its role within the Wildwood community. The committee's next steps will involve further evaluation of the proposal and engagement with local stakeholders to ensure that any development aligns with the community's needs and zoning laws.

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