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Ladue council unanimously approves John Burroughs campus expansions and field improvements

City Council of the City of Ladue · July 15, 2024
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Summary

The council unanimously approved a special‑use permit for a third‑floor expansion of the Brauer Building, field improvements including a new locker room/restroom pavilion and raised netting/poles, and a separate temporary‑lighting permit for up to three games at John Burroughs.

The Ladue City Council on July 15 unanimously approved multiple Special Use Permits for projects on the John Burroughs School campus, including a third‑floor expansion of the Brauer Building, a new locker room/restroom pavilion with related field improvements, and temporary lighting for up to three special‑event football games.

The council opened and closed public hearings on the Brauer Building third‑floor expansion and the field improvements after staff confirmed the notice, application and exhibits were in the official record. Council Member Burroughs moved approval of the Brauer Building Special Use Permit, and the motion passed unanimously. The field improvements permit, which allows an increased height for poles and netting for the baseball backstop and a new pavilion building, also passed unanimously.

Separately, the council considered a request for temporary lighting for up to three John Burroughs games (requested dates: Aug. 23, Aug. 30 and Sept. 20) and approved that Special Use Permit unanimously as well. City Attorney Erin Seele stated the full application file, staff report and exhibits were part of the record for each hearing.

Each permit was approved with the standard conditions set forth in the staff reports and as part of the requested Special Use Permits; the minutes record no split votes or additional neighborhood objections in the hearing segments for these items.

The approvals allow John Burroughs School to proceed with the described construction and limited temporary lighting for the dates requested, subject to the conditions articulated in the staff reports and permits.