Webster Groves council hears strong resident concerns over South Elm shared‑use path
Council and staff reviewed a proposed 3/4‑mile, federally funded shared‑use path along South Elm Avenue; residents raised objections about tree loss, property impacts, parking loss and outreach. Staff said the project is roughly $3 million (about $2M federal, $1M city) and that design changes remain possible before right‑of‑way clearance.
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Webster Groves '1May 11, 2026'1 — The City Council on Tuesday examined plans for a 3/4‑mile South Elm Avenue resurfacing and shared‑use path project as residents pressed officials on tree removal, yard impacts, parking loss and limited earlier outreach.
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