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Bridgeton council tables Mulhauser Subdivision ordinance, delays final action
Summary
On May 21 the Bridgeton City Council voted to table Bill 6494, which would have approved the Mulhauser Subdivision (application 25-PZ-04) to split about 6.34 acres at 11200 Saint Charles Rock Road into two lots in a B-4 commercial district.
The Bridgeton City Council on May 21 voted to table Bill 6494, an ordinance that would have approved the Mulhauser Subdivision, a proposed minor subdivision to divide about 6.34 acres at 11200 Saint Charles Rock Road into two lots in a B-4 general commercial district.
Council member Luther moved for the reading of Bill 6494 and, after the ordinance was read, moved to table it; Council member Luke seconded the tabling motion. The mayor called for the voice vote and recorded unanimous approval to table the bill.
The ordinance appears on the record as application number 25-PZ-04 and was presented as a final plat for the Mulhauser Subdivision. The submitted materials describe the proposal as a subdivision of approximately 6.34 acres into two lots, zoned B-4 (general commercial). No additional debate, conditions, or amendments were recorded on the transcript before the council voted to table the bill.
Tabling leaves the subdivision proposal without a council decision; the transcript does not specify a date or conditions for when the council will revisit the bill.
The council approved routine meeting business earlier in the evening and had all eight members present when the motion to table was made.
