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Board approves series of rezoning and development ordinances, including The Prairie and Town Square lots

Board of Aldermen, City of Dardenne Prairie · March 13, 2025
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Summary

Council approved multiple ordinances (Bills 2460–2463) covering the Dardenne Prairie Gardens PUD, condo area plan behind Target, a rezoning of Town Square Lot 12C, and the third amended final plan for The Prairie mixed-use development. Votes were taken by roll call.

The Board of Aldermen approved a package of land-use ordinances covering several local developments.

Bill 2460 was approved as an ordinance to adopt the first amended PUD area plan for a development described in the record as Dardenne Prairie Gardens. Bill 2461, described as an ordinance approving the first amended area plan for a development commonly referenced as the condos near Target/ICD, also passed after a roll call.

Council amended and approved Bill 2462, which rezones Dardenne Town Square Resubdivision Lot 12 C from a C Commercial District to a Planned Development/PUD, following an amendment process noted as 'as presented' and discussed in the work session. Bill 2463 was read by title and approved as the third amended final plan for a mixed-use development commonly known as The Prairie.

Board members moved repeatedly to roll call votes and the presiding official declared the ordinances approved in the meeting record. Several members asked clarifying questions about locations and the planning map; staff said Todd will update the P&Z map and Kathy is working on related specifications.

The ordinances will be recorded in the city’s official ordinance records and implementation will proceed per the approved plans and PUD requirements.