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Board approves four conditional-use permits in St. Louis
Summary
The St. Louis Board of Public Service voted unanimously Sept. 1 to approve four conditional-use permits with conditions for properties on South Grand, Clayton, Cherokee and Delmar, following a staff recommendation from the building commissioner’s office.
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Rich Bradley, president of the St. Louis Board of Public Service, presided over the meeting that approved four conditional-use permits recommended by staff.
Trey McCarter, community development planner representing the building commissioner, told the board that "Approval with conditions is recommended for 4 applications" covering 3189 South Grand Boulevard; 6265 Clayton Avenue; 2626 Cherokee Street, Suite 101; and 5621 Delmar Boulevard, Suite 111. Director Greg Hayes moved to approve the recommendations and a second was recorded. President Bradley called the roll and announced the conditional uses were approved after unanimous 'aye' votes from present directors.
The action follows a staff review under Board Order No. 766; McCarter asked the board to accept staff’s recommended conditions as submitted. The board also approved the meeting minutes from Aug. 25, 2026, and the meeting agenda before adjourning.
The approved conditional uses will proceed with the conditions set by staff; no appeals or further hearings were recorded in this meeting.
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