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Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen approves amended PUD plans and record plat for Town Center developments
Summary
The Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted four ordinances approving amended PUD final plans and a record plat for Town Square and Town Center developments, declaring each ordinance after roll call votes; city officials described the proposals as administrative final plans with no substantive changes.
The Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen voted to approve a package of land-use measures that will advance multiple developments in the city’s Town Square and Town Center areas.
On unanimous roll calls, the board adopted ordinances originating as Bill 2502, Bill 2503, Bill 2504 and Bill 2505. The measures approve amended planned-unit-development (PUD) final plans for Town Square Resubdivision Lot 12C, the Dardenne Prairie Apartments and the Condos at Town Center, and authorize city clerk certification of the record plat for the Condos at Town Center. Each bill was read by title twice before the board voted.
City officials described the measures as administrative final plans rather than substantive design changes. An unidentified board member summarized the item for Bill 2502 as “a final plan that was brought before the planning and zoning… It’s just more administrative. Final plan is all it is. There’s no changes or anything to it.” That explanation was repeated in brief discussion for the other bills, and no public objections were recorded at the meeting.
The board’s action assigned ordinance numbers following the votes: Bill 2502 was declared ordinance 2339; Bill 2503 became ordinance 2340; Bill 2504 became ordinance 2341; and Bill 2505—approving the record plat and authorizing clerk certification—was declared ordinance 2342.
What happens next The approvals allow the respective developers to proceed with final-recording and related administrative steps at the city level. The ordinances as presented did not include substantive plan changes, and no amendments or defections were recorded during the meeting.
Speakers quoted or referenced in this article appear in the meeting record; direct quotes are attributed to the speaker label used in the transcript.
