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Historic preservation commission approves 739 Hurst Green demolition, greenlights Lockwood window signs; tables church sign
Summary
The Webster Groves Historic Preservation Commission approved a demolition at 739 Hurst Green Road and a window-sign permit at 234 West Lockwood, citing severe structural deterioration and designers' preference for black‑and‑white historic photos; the commission tabled a proposed internally illuminated church sign at 483 East Rockwood pending higher-resolution renderings and site plans.
During its meeting, the Webster Groves Historic Preservation Commission took three formal actions on development and signage applications.
Demolition approved: The commission voted to approve a demolition application for 739 Hurst Green Road after members described the house as "severely deteriorated" with pronounced structural issues. A member moved to approve the demolition and the motion carried. The mover stated, "I move that we approve the demolition of 739 Hurst Green Road." The chair seconded and the…
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