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Planning commission continues Stillwater Grove rezoning after neighbors raise drainage, elevation and privacy concerns
Summary
The Dardenne Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission continued the public hearing on the Stillwater Grove rezoning/CUP to the November meeting after residents pressed the developer and staff for clearer grading, stormwater and screening plans. The project proposes 14 buildings (28 duplex units) on 5,400 sq ft minimum lots.
The Dardenne Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 8 continued the public hearing for the Stillwater Grove rezoning and conditional use permit to the commission's November meeting to allow time for revised grading and stormwater plans.
Mike Faulkner, vice president of Sterling Engineering, described the proposal as 14 buildings containing 28 duplex units on lots with a 5,400‑square‑foot minimum. "We've got 14 buildings, which will have 28 units, they're duplex units," Faulkner said during his presentation. He said the developer will provide sidewalks, a 26‑foot street and landscaping and that the plan shows 190 trees (including white oaks and Norway spruce) to mitigate tree loss.
Faulkner told commissioners the design…
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