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Florissant council adopts ordinance setting minimum size and rules for banquet centers
Summary
The council passed an ordinance creating new regulations for banquet centers, chiefly adding a minimum square-footage requirement and operational standards aimed at clarifying licensing and use.
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The Florissant City Council on April 13 passed an ordinance that establishes new regulations for banquet centers, including a minimum square-footage requirement and related facility and operational standards, Council Vice President Paul Manganielli said.
Manganielli summarized the change as a package with several parts; he identified the minimum square-footage standard as the principal substantive change intended to define which venues qualify as banquet centers.
The meeting summary did not record the ordinance number, vote tally, or specific square-footage threshold. The action was listed among items discussed on second reading and reported as passed in the meeting overview; formal vote details were not provided in Manganielli’s remarks.

