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Maplewood council approves conditional use permit for salon at 2867 Laclede Station Road
Summary
Council approved Bill 62-78 on second reading, granting a conditional use permit to operate a salon in an MR (medium-density residential) district at 2867 Laclede Station Road; findings of fact were read and approved prior to the ordinance vote.
The City Council on April 22 approved Bill 62-78 on second reading, granting a conditional use permit to Samantha Obercram to operate a salon at 2867 Laclede Station Road in the MR (medium‑density residential) zoning district. The bill was approved as Ordinance 60-72.
Before voting on the ordinance, the council voted to table the bill so staff could read the required findings of fact. The council then adopted a written findings of fact that included determinations that the proposed salon would comply with applicable zoning code standards; would promote community welfare and convenience; would not substantially injure neighboring property values; would provide off‑street parking as required; would not substantially increase traffic or fire hazards; would not overtax public utilities or municipal services; and would be consistent with the structure’s design and intended use.
After the findings were approved by roll call, the council brought the bill back for a final vote. The roll call on the ordinance recorded unanimous votes in favor: Council member Faulkingham, Council member Garcia, Mayor Greenberg, Council member Homa, Council member Maddox, Council member Page and Council member Wiley each voted yes. The clerk recorded the ordinance as number 60-72.
Speakers on the item included Mayor Greenberg and multiple council members who conducted the motions and roll calls. The applicant on the conditional use petition is Samantha Obercram; no additional conditions beyond the findings of fact were recorded in the transcript.
Ending: The applicant may proceed under Ordinance 60-72 consistent with the city’s zoning code; the council’s approved findings of fact were entered into the public record.
