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Florissant council hears rezoning request for former Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne site
Summary
The council held a public hearing and first reading to rezone the former Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne site from R-4 single-family to B-5 commercial to allow office space and childcare; prospective tenants named in the record included a domestic-abuse support organization and Saint Joseph the Worker.
Florissant City Council held a public hearing April 28 on a proposal to rezone the former Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne property from R-4 single-family zoning to B-5 plant commercial zoning to allow office uses and childcare, Councilman Tommy Siam said.
Siam, the Ward 9 councilman and meeting moderator, said the rezoning would "allow for office space and, childcare." He told attendees the record listed prospective tenants including "Jadasa" (described in the record as a domestic-abuse support organization) and Saint Joseph the Worker.
The council proceeded to a first reading of the rezoning ordinance, Siam said. No vote tallies or motions were recorded in the meeting summary provided by the council; the record indicates the item moved forward through the first-reading process rather than being finalized that night.
The rezoning would change the property's land-use designation from single-family residential to a commercial district that permits institutional and office-type uses and child-care facilities, which could alter traffic and service patterns near the site if approved on subsequent readings. The council did not provide detailed conditions or a final vote in the synopsis.
Next steps: Per the meeting summary, the rezoning ordinance had its first reading the same night; further readings and any formal final vote will be scheduled according to the council's ordinance calendar.
