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Bridgeton council approves rezoning and special-use amendment for Mulhauser subdivision lot
Summary
By a 7-0 vote July 16, the Bridgeton City Council approved two related ordinances: an amendment reducing a special-use permit area and a rezoning of Lot 2 of Mulhauser Subdivision at 11200 Saint Charles Rock Road.
The Bridgeton City Council on July 16 voted unanimously to amend a special-use permit and rezone Lot 2 of the Mulhauser Subdivision at 11200 Saint Charles Rock Road, council members said. The council approved ordinance 25-22 to amend special-use permit ordinance 12-23, reducing the area subject to the permit from 6.34 acres to 5.44 acres, and ordinance 25-23 to rezone roughly 0.9 acres of the same lot from B-4 General Commercial District to B-2 Community Business District.
The measures grew out of application 25PZ-05 (special-use amendment) and application 25PZ-06 (rezoning). Council member Luther moved that bill number 6497 (the special-use amendment) become ordinance 25-22; Council member Luke seconded. Council member Luther read the council finding into the record, saying, "I find as fact the proposed use will have no adverse effect on the health, safety, morals, or general welfare of the people of Bridgeton with respect to traffic conditions, fire safety, the character of the neighborhood, the general welfare of the community, or public utilities." The council then voted 7 to 0 in favor.
For the rezoning, Council member Luther moved and Council member Luke seconded that bill number 6498 become ordinance 25-23. The clerk called the roll and the council approved the rezoning by a 7-0 vote.
Both items followed the standard public-meeting process: the council moved to table the special-use bill briefly while staff and members read the finding language, then removed it from the table and completed the final roll-call votes. No public speakers or written testimony opposing the measures were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The ordinances change the zoning and reduce the special-use permit area for the parcel addressed at 11200 Saint Charles Rock Road; the council did not attach additional conditions on the record beyond those reflected in the amended permit language and the rezoning itself.
The ordinances take effect under the timelines specified in city code. Any administrative next steps—such as updated permits, required notices to neighboring property owners, or building-permit activity—were not detailed in the council discussion.
