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Plan commission approves final plat for Euclid Elms subdivision, creating six lots
Summary
The Webster Groves Plan Commission approved a final subdivision plat that divides four existing parcels on Euclid Avenue into six new lots under a previously approved planned environmental unit (PEU), with discussion about flag‑lot configuration, shared driveways and utility access.
The Webster Groves Plan Commission voted to approve the final subdivision plat for the Euclid Elms project (addresses 15, 23, 131 and 133 Euclid Avenue), a proposal that will create six new residential lots and a common maintenance area within a previously approved planned environmental unit (PEU).
Staff told the commission that the subject parcels encompass approximately 1.09 acres in an A4 (7,500-square-foot) residential district and that several prior approvals underpin the current filing: an ordinance creating the PEU (Ordinance 9186 on June 21, 2022), a prior final development plan approval (June 5, 2023), and previous demolition approvals. Staff described the current item as the final plat step required before the applicant may record lots and pursue building permits.
Staff summarized the history of the lots: primary structures were…
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