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Bridgeton council adopts special-use permit for adult day care at 3419 N. Lindbergh Blvd.
Summary
The Bridgeton City Council voted 7–0 Oct. 16 to adopt Ordinance 24-46, approving a special-use permit for an adult day care center at 3419 North Lindbergh Boulevard after determining the use would not adversely affect traffic, fire safety, neighborhood character or public utilities.
The Bridgeton City Council voted unanimously Oct. 16 to adopt Ordinance 24-46, granting a special-use permit for an adult day care center at 3419 North Lindbergh Boulevard.
Council member Luke, who moved the ordinance, said the council considered traffic conditions, fire safety, the character of the neighborhood and public utilities and “I find this fact that the proposed use will have no adverse effect on the health, safety, morals, or general welfare of the people” in making his finding in support of the permit. The clerk certified the roll call as 7–0 in favor.
The ordinance was introduced as Bill 64-59 (application 24-PZ-05). Council initially tabled the matter, then voted to remove it from the table and adopt the measure in the same meeting. The council did not specify an effective date on the record during the Oct. 16 discussion.
No members of the public offered testimony against the permit during the council discussion recorded in the transcript. The council’s finding explicitly referenced the municipal comprehensive zoning plan and the standard factors used to evaluate special-use applications, including impacts on traffic and public utilities.
Next steps and any required administrative permits or inspections were not specified during the Oct. 16 meeting; the record does not state when the ordinance takes legal effect.
