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Aldermen approve special‑use permit amendment and lot reconfiguration for 3855 Geraldine Avenue, consultant says lots will meet modern standards
Summary
A surveyor presented a plan to reconfigure lot lines for two parcels at 3855 Geraldine Avenue; the board moved and voted in favor of the special‑use permit amendment in the provided transcript excerpt.
A city consultant told the Saint Anne Board of Aldermen on Sept. 2 that a plan to reconfigure lot lines at 3855 Geraldine Avenue would correct irregular parcel shapes that do not meet modern zoning standards, and the board approved the special‑use permit amendment in the meeting excerpt.
Ted Landenu, president of PO Consultants and the project surveyor, said the properties formed a "jigsaw puzzle" and that the replatting would create normal backyards for the two properties.
After Landenu’s presentation, the mayor asked for a first and second motion. The transcript excerpt shows the board then voting "Aye" with no recorded opposition. "All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Alright," the presiding official said.
Landenu told the board the owner was out of town in Texas and had alerted city staff in advance that they could not attend the meeting. He described the plan as "pretty straightforward" and targeted at bringing the parcels in line with current zoning width and lot‑configuration standards.
The record in the provided excerpt does not include detailed plan sheets, condition language or any recorded amendments to the permit; Landenu supplied the technical explanation but the excerpt does not include a staff report or a formal reading of specific conditions into the record.
The ordinance reading and recorded vote in the excerpt indicate the board approved the permit amendment at the meeting, but the transcript excerpt does not contain a roll‑call vote or a recorded tally by individual aldermen.
