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11.04.2009 7:31 pm

St. Charles council adds city’s financial backing to bonds for Noah’s Ark site

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A drawing of part of the planned Streets of St. Charles project

A drawing of part of the planned Streets of St. Charles project

The St. Charles City Council has passed legislation to undo a financing snag that threatened to significantly delay or downsize a $385 million commercial/residential project at the site of the old Noah’s Ark restaurant.

Meanwhile,…

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10.15.2009 5:43 pm

Newly-enacted ward lines remain for 2010 St. Charles council election

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The St. Charles City Council has narrowly decided to keep the new ward boundaries it enacted last month for next April’s council election. A bill to repeal the new lines was defeated Tuesday on a 5-5 tie vote.

In a debate…

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08.24.2009 3:48 pm

St. Charles council’s property tax rate decision could result in budget trims, mayor says

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Charles Mayor Patti York says the City Council’s decision last week to maintain the city’s property tax rate despite declining property values could result in some budget trims next year.

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“Non-essential things” such as grants to festivals and social service organizations are…

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08.11.2009 4:57 pm

St. Charles council to weigh increasing the property tax rate

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Two rival bills dealing with St. Charles’ municipal property tax rate are being pushed by different city council members.

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One measure, submitted last week by Council President Larry Muench at the request of Mayor Patti York, would increase the city rate to 92.1 cents…

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06.23.2009 12:57 pm

Committee begins new look at Frontier Park pavilion idea

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A new city committee in St. Charles has begun its review of the idea of building an open-air pavilion in Frontier Park - six months after an earlier proposal spurred heated opposition from residents and business owners in the nearby Main Street historic…

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04.16.2009 5:53 pm

St. Charles council decides on concrete median at I-70/Hwy. 94 interchange

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

After seven years of delay by three different sets of members, the St. Charles City Council has finally decided:  the median at the rebuilt First Capitol Drive-Interstate 70 interchange will be filled in with plain concrete.

The council on Tuesday night voted 6-4 to accept a $58,590…

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04.10.2009 3:56 pm

St. Louis Symphony concert in St. Charles not dead despite council rejection

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Charles Mayor Patti York says she’ll try again to get City Council approval for a city-funded free concert by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra at Frontier Park on June 13.

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The spending of $24,000 for the third annual St. Charles presentation was defeated on…

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04.08.2009 5:35 pm

Larry Muench elected St. Charles council president

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

It took three ballots, but Larry Muench finally edged Dave Beckering to win election as the St. Charles City Council’s president for the next year.

The council voted 5-4 on Tuesday night to elect Muench, of the 2nd Ward, to succeed…

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02.26.2009 5:22 pm

St. Charles City Council looks at a pre-census redistricting

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Most governmental bodies, such as state legislatures and the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, redraw their district and ward boundaries every 10 years after results come in from the once-a-decade federal census.

However, St. Charles officials are getting a head start.…

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