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St. Charles County Council approves conditional use permit for Sunflower Hill campground (Bill 5362)

2164595 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

The St. Charles County Council approved Bill 5362, granting conditional use permit CUP24-07 for a campground with cottages and camping cabins on property owned by SFH Properties LLC and applied for by Sunflower Hill LLC; the measure passed by roll call with affirmative votes from all members who responded.

The St. Charles County Council voted to approve Bill 5362, an ordinance granting conditional use permit CUP24-07 for a campground that would include cottages and camping cabins on property owned by SFH Properties LLC and applied for by Sunflower Hill LLC. The bill was requested by Michael Hurlbert and sponsored by Councilman Joe Bridal.

Council members conducted a roll-call vote after the council chair noted the item had gone through a public hearing two weeks earlier. Councilmen Swanson, Brazell, Elam and Hollander and Councilwoman Patty York and Councilman Tim Baker recorded affirmative votes during the roll call; the chair then announced, “Bill number 5362 passes.”

The permit authorizes a campground use on the parcel identified in CUP24-07; the transcript does not specify conditions attached to the permit or the project’s exact acreage, phasing, or a construction timetable. The council did not take additional public testimony at the final-passage vote because the public hearing was held previously.

The action resolves the conditional use permit item on the council’s agenda and moves the project forward under local land-use authority. No appeals, effective dates, or subsequent implementation steps were stated on the record at the final vote.