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Bridgeton council rezones 521 acres from R‑1 to M‑1; residents raise floodplain and fill‑site concerns
Summary
The Bridgeton City Council on June 18 approved reclassifying about 521 acres along Missouri Bottom Road from R‑1 (single‑family) to M‑1 (manufacturing), advancing application 25‑PZ‑03 into ordinance 25‑20.
The Bridgeton City Council on June 18 approved reclassifying about 521 acres along Missouri Bottom Road from R‑1 (single‑family) to M‑1 (manufacturing), advancing application 25‑PZ‑03 into ordinance 25‑20.
The change covers parcels listed in the rezoning application including 5137 Abishon Road; 13897 and 14175 Ferguson Lane; and multiple properties on Missouri Bottom Road (13674, 13728, 13738, 13748, 13774 and 13812). Council Member Luke moved to adopt bill 6495 as ordinance 25‑20; Council Member Hood seconded the motion and the council approved it by roll call, 7‑0.
Why it matters: Rezoning to M‑1 allows the uses listed for the M‑1 Manufacturing District. City staff and the city attorney emphasized that rezoning alone does not authorize specific uses that require additional approvals; if a property owner seeks to operate a clean‑fill site or another industrial use, the owner must apply separately for the specific approval (for example, a special use permit) and satisfy technical and agency requirements.
Public comment and concerns: A resident, Miss Fisher, spoke during public comment, saying she was “actually here talking about the 521 acres, which…
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