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Knob Noster aldermen approve resolution supporting Creason affordable-housing proposal
Summary
The Knob Noster Board of Aldermen approved Resolution 431 in support of Creason Development LLC’s proposed 40–48 unit mixed-income housing project on South State Street; applications are due Sept. 17 and awards are expected in December 2025.
The Knob Noster Board of Aldermen voted to approve Resolution 431, signaling the city’s support for Creason Development LLC’s proposed affordable housing project on South State Street. The City Clerk read the resolution in full before the roll call, which recorded one Nay and five Ayes.
Tammy Creason presented the proposal to the board, saying the development is “looking to create approximately 40 to 48 new housing units that will include mixed income housing opportunities.” She told the board applications would be due Sept. 17, 2025, with awards in December 2025.
Alderman Charrette moved to have the City Clerk read Resolution 431; Alderman Thering seconded and the board proceeded to a roll-call vote. The recorded votes were: Alderman Smith — Nay; Aldermen Palmer, Thering, Stauffer-Baum, Charrette and Kleoppel — Aye. The resolution was approved.
The resolution is a nonbinding statement of support for the proposed project; the board did not adopt zoning changes or authorize construction funding at this meeting. The next explicit project milestone reported during the meeting is the application deadline and the award schedule in December.
Action recorded: the City Clerk read Resolution 431 and the board approved it by roll call. Further permitting, funding and any zoning or site approvals would follow separate processes not decided at this meeting.
