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Creve Coeur staff recommends approval of Pecan Estates final plat; council questions sewer and driveway access
Summary
City staff presented a final plat for 'Pecan Estates' to subdivide excess congregation property into three single-family lots (~1.2 acres each). Council members asked about driveway access to Mason Road and sewer extensions; final vote scheduled for the next meeting.
Jason Jaggi, the city’s director of community development, presented a final plat request for a subdivision called Pecan Estates, proposing to split excess property owned by a congregation into three single-family lots roughly 1.2 acres each (SEG 213–233).
Jaggi said the preliminary plat was filed in July and approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission for the general layout; planning staff recommends approval of the final plat. The proposal creates three new lots (identified on the plat as lots B, C and D) that would be accessed from Mason Road. Jaggi noted Mason Road is a county arterial and staff has coordinated with the county; the developer will dedicate right-of-way for sidewalks, and no new streets are proposed (SEG 254–263).
Council members asked whether sewer service is available; Jaggi said the properties do not have immediate sewer access and will require sewer line extensions and easements coordinated with Town and Country as part of the improvement plan (SEG 270–279). Jaggi also noted that representatives of the congregation had raised property line questions earlier but staff and congregation representatives reported those concerns were resolved prior to the meeting (SEG 292–299).
The council did not take final action on Bill 6137 at this meeting; the item was set for final consideration at the next council meeting (SEG 331–333).
Key details: - Applicant: congregation (name transcribed in meeting record with unclear spelling). - Proposed lots: three single-family lots, approximately 1.2 acres each. - Access: driveways proposed to be off Mason Road (a county arterial); no new public streets proposed. - Utilities: sewer lines will need to be extended; easements and coordination with Town and Country required.
Next steps: Staff will receive final improvement plans and bring the item back for final council vote at a subsequent meeting.
Attribution: Information and technical details are drawn from Jason Jaggi’s presentation in the council meeting transcript (SEG 213–233).
