West End Townhouses, Inc., celebrates its first anniversary of operation in April.
Category: Real Estate
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council voted to submit a plan for redevelopment under the 353 program, pending approval by the Board of Aldermen.
About one hundred fifty persons attended an open meeting sponsored by Washington Heights Neighbors to discuss redevelopment of the "triangle" area of our neighborhood under the state 353 program and the City of St. Louis' Neighborhood Incentive Program.
Under the auspices of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, the Residential Service covers several different areas.
The following four page section features articles concerning housing redevelopment plans, and law suits which will affect and are affecting the future of our area.
A legal action of importance not only to Skinker-DeBaliviere residents but to residents of all areas threaened by urban blight has been filed in the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis by seven individuals and firms that own property in our local community.
West End Town Houses Inc. is currently negotiating for substantial increases in capital, both in the form of additional investments and new mortgage money, according to John Roach, secretary of the corporation.
The City Plan Commision proposal to redevelop the so-called "triangle" area west of DeBaliviere between McPherson and Delmar (see map) passed an important milestone last month when it was approved by the City Plan Commission.
A meeting concerning the proposed blighting of three sections of the Skinker-DeBaliviere area was held Dec. 2 1970 by the Washington High Neighbors Association.
In the midst of the controversy over whether a federally-financed Job Corps Center should be located in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood and 22 families from a building in the Pruitt-Igoe apartments should be relocated in the West End, Twenty-eighth Ward Alderman John G.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council approved "in principle" at its Nov. 22 meeting the proposal of the City Plan Commission to grant tax incentives and other benefits towards redevelopment of the area just west of DeBaliviere.
The City Plan Commission is discussing with neighborhood residents a plan for rejuvenating the Skinker-DeBaliviere area, it has been announced.
