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Florissant council reviews final plat request and converts two land-use items into ordinances
Summary
At a council meeting, members discussed a final plat request for 740 Rue Saint Joseph and 976 North Lafayette Street and recorded that a special use permit for Celebrity Barbecue and a Cope Park plat 'have now become' ordinances; the minutes from the prior meeting were approved unanimously.
At the Florissant City Council meeting, members considered a request to approve a final plat to subdivide parcels at 740 Rue Saint Joseph and 976 North Lafayette Street and recorded that two land-use items were converted into ordinances.
The council opened the meeting with host Tanya Parson stating a quorum was present and then read and unanimously approved the prior meeting minutes. During the public hearings, a request was introduced to subdivide the specified parcels and to rezone the property to permit sale of the resulting parcels; the presentation noted the area contains both residential and commercial uses.
In old business, the transcript states one item—a special use permit for 'Celebrity Barbecue and soul food restaurants'—was changed to "an ordinance to approve," and a separate ordinance approving the plat for Cope Park and properties at 2300 Charbonneau "has now become an ordinance." The record in the transcript does not include mover/second names or detailed vote tallies for those ordinance items beyond the phrasing that they became ordinances.
The council did not record a final decision on the Rue Saint Joseph/North Lafayette final plat in the available transcript excerpt; the public-hearing request was presented but the transcript does not show a completed vote on that item. The council also listed related first-reading bills for later consideration.
Next steps: the record shows the land-use bills remain on the council agenda (some as first readings) and the final-plat request will require confirmation in later minutes or an explicit vote to be considered adopted.
