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Bridgeton council approves Mulhauser Subdivision, splits 6.34 acres into two commercial lots
Summary
Council unanimously approved Bill 6494 to create Mulhauser Subdivision, dividing about 6.34 acres on St. Charles Rock Road into two B-4 commercial lots; city staff said B-4 regulations will continue to apply until any future zoning changes.
The Bridgeton City Council on June 4 voted to adopt ordinance 25-19, approving the Mulhauser Subdivision to divide approximately 6.34 acres at 11120 Saint Charles Rock Road into two lots in the B-4 (general commercial) district. The motion to adopt bill number 6494 was made by Council member Luther and seconded by Council member Luke; the ordinance passed on a recorded roll call with seven ayes and one member absent.
Planning staff read the bill into the record and noted the application number and the location. During council discussion, Council member Suttell asked whether restrictions that apply to adjacent B-4 properties would automatically apply to the newly subdivided parcel; Mister Greitens replied that the parcel remains zoned B-4 and therefore the B-4 district regulations would apply until a different zoning district was requested and approved through the planning commission and council.
Council members discussed that the current owner would retain ownership initially but could sell off a parcel in the future. The clerk called the roll; the council recorded the vote as seven ayes, zero nays, with Council member Patel absent. Bill number 6494 therefore became ordinance 25-19.
The ordinance approves the minor subdivision only; any future change in permitted uses or a new zoning designation would require a separate application to the planning commission and city council.
