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Dardenne Prairie aldermen approve election filing dates, STBG agreement for Post Road Phase 2 and two conditional-use permits

Board of Aldermen, City of Dardenne Prairie · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The board read and approved an ordinance setting municipal election filing dates for the April 8, 2025 municipal election, authorized the city administrator to execute a Surface Transportation Block Grant agreement for Post Road Phase 2, and approved two conditional-use permits by roll-call votes.

The Board of Aldermen of Dardenne Prairie read and approved multiple ordinances during the session, including an ordinance setting filing dates, times and place for the municipal election scheduled for April 8, 2025. The presiding official called for motions and recorded the usual second and votes to advance the item.

The board also read and adopted an ordinance authorizing the city administrator to execute a Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) Urban Program Agreement to fund the Post Road Phase 2 improvement project. The council requested a roll-call vote and the presiding official declared the bill adopted as an ordinance.

Two conditional-use permits were approved by ordinance: one for property on the north side of Highway N (Rondale Court; parcel ID included in the reading) and one for property at 300–324 Townsquare Avenue. Each was introduced, motioned and advanced by roll-call in the routine manner recorded in the meeting.

Votes at a glance: the meeting record shows the items were put to motion and voted on in the standard sequence; the transcript records 'Aye' responses and roll-call actions but does not provide a complete, individual vote roster in the text. The presiding official declared the ordinances adopted.

What the board said: one member thanked residents for patience with policies and processes and welcomed newly seated city administrator Kathy Pratt. There was brief discussion about enforcement and street dedication in Inverness, and a board member said she would ask the police department to increase patrols in response to neighborhood safety concerns.

Procedural note: The transcript records motions, seconds and confirmation of adoption for the listed ordinances. The meeting record does not include a full, named roll-call list attached to each vote in the provided transcript; when individual member votes were spoken, they were recorded as 'Aye' without explicit name tags in the excerpted segments.