Historic District Supplement, June 1977: original proposed standards and planning material, preserved as a historical document rather than a statement of current law.
Category: Traffic
Dear Editor, It has recently come to the attention of a number of residents of the SkinkerDeBaliviere area that plans for a fourstall, do-it-yourself Car Wash are well underway for the corner of Skinker and Kingsbury.
On Tuesday evening, March 15, a group of Skinker-DeBalivere residents met with four representatives of Church's Fried Chicken, Inc.
In February of this year, the 5900 Block of Waterman formed a block club.
EDITOR: As I walked home this morning from A&P, I saw a truck from the city traffic division parked at DesPeres and Pershing.
The owner of the red 4-door Ford Fairlane 500 without license plates which has been parked on the Grace Methodist Church parking lot (behind the J-R Motorite service station) for some time is asked to 'remove it.
Read the small print...on the No Parking signs!
The Redevelopment Advisory Committee and the Historic District Committee met early in February to discuss mutual areas of concern in planning the future development of the area.
Historical directory printed in March 1976.
This is a letter from the several thousand of us who live close to Skinker Boulevard.
SDCC Board Members approved the plan, originated by local residents, to close Grand Drive in Forest Park between DeBaliviere and Skinker and return the land to park use.
Board members reported increasing concern by many residents on the increasing traffic on Skinker, the increasing number of minor crashes per week on Skinker, the need for a longer walk light at Waterman, and the need for a walk light at Skinker and Millbrook.
