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Council approves local permits and appointments; resident urges clearer roof‑inspection reports
Summary
The council approved a chicken permit and a beer‑and‑wine license for Costello’s Pizzeria, reappointed a citizens‑committee member and appointed a parks board member. A resident told the council he received inconsistent roof‑inspection reports after storm damage and asked the city to improve distribution of inspection reports.
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The Florissant City Council approved several routine local requests and appointments during its Aug. 11 meeting.
Approvals and appointments: The council granted a permit for Lakeisha Johnson to keep four chickens and approved a beer‑and‑wine (liquor by the drink) license with Sunday liquor for Costello’s Pizzeria and Subs, located at 1060 Saint Catherine. Applicant Mariano Castello told the council the restaurant operates with limited indoor seating and a small patio; he said the business would generally stop alcohol service by 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays if activity required it. Council members asked about capacity, patio seating and restrictions on charging for entertainment; the applicant acknowledged standard limits on paid entertainment at small venues.
Board appointments: Councilman Sayem moved to reappoint Caron Brownell to the Citizens Participation Committee and to appoint Jeff Cook to the Parks and Recreation Board; both motions were seconded and approved by voice vote.
Public comment on inspections: During public comment, resident Breeding Keter said he had three properties damaged by storms and received inconsistent direction from three different inspectors about how much and what type of roofing material to replace. Keter said he received only one of three inspector reports he had requested and asked the council to improve communication and the process for providing reports to property owners and contractors. He described the situation as ‘embarrassing for the city’ and urged the council to 'straighten this out.'
The council did not take immediate action on the inspection complaint during the meeting; staff and directors were present and could follow up on Keter’s request.

