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Creve Coeur council approves multiple land-use and infrastructure ordinances
Summary
The Creve Coeur City Council approved several final-reading ordinances including a Tropical Smoothie Cafe conditional use permit, a condominium plat for 1090 Olive Boulevard, a right-of-way license extension for Edward D. Jones, a carbon reduction program agreement and a Centennial Greenway cost-share amendment. Most measures passed unanimously; one councilmember voted against the Greenway amendment.
The Creve Coeur City Council approved a suite of land-use and infrastructure ordinances at its regular meeting.
On final readings the council passed: an ordinance authorizing a conditional use permit for a 1,400-square-foot Tropical Smoothie Cafe at 727 North New Ballas Road (bill 6154); a substitute ordinance approving a condominium plat for 1090 Olive Boulevard (bill 6155); an ordinance extending a license to use the right-of-way for Edward D. Jones and Company LP (bill 6156); a Carbon Reduction Program agreement with state highways for local carbon-reduction projects (bill 6157); and a first amendment to a cost-share agreement with Great Rivers Greenway to enable the Centennial Greenway project (bill 6158).
Votes at a glance: bill 6154 (Tropical Smoothie Cafe) — approved (final reading, unanimous); bill 6155 (1090 Olive Blvd condominium plat) — approved (final reading, unanimous); bill 6156 (Edward D. Jones right-of-way license extension) — approved (final reading, unanimous); bill 6157 (Carbon Reduction Program agreement) — approved (final reading; a council member announced a recusal and the ordinance proceeded); bill 6158 (Centennial Greenway cost-share amendment) — approved (final reading; recorded: majority aye, Councilmember Norwood recorded a no vote).
The council heard no substantive public opposition to the land-use items during the public-comment portions for those agenda items. Several of the measures were presented as routine final readings or administrative updates; staff did not indicate additional city funding beyond previously-budgeted cost-share commitments for the Greenway project.
The meeting proceeded to other business after the votes, including consideration of a stormwater design amendment and development updates.
