Redevelopment of the area to the west of DeBaliviere is dependent now on meetings with local officials of the Federal office of Housing and Urban Development.
Tag: Local Government
Before the November Paper comes out, election day will have come and gone.
This is in reply of your letter of March 8, 1972, regarding the complaint relating to the handling of refuse cans by the city refuse collectors.
St. Louis citizens who run into deceptive advertising, shoddy business practices, and consumer frauds have some place to bring their complaints now.
"You might, as well be living, in the city!"
A public hearing on board Bill 307, which would approve the redevelopment plan for the triangle area was held at the Board of Alderman hearing room on February 15th.
February 15 has been set by the St. Louis Board of Aldermen for public hearings on four West End redevelopment proposals, including the one planned for our neighborhood.
To the Editor: (Larry Kotthoff, 5925 Pershing sent the following letter to Mayor A.
Recent reports indicate that St. Louis will be obtaining special federal funds because it is a city whose residents have fled the central city with unusual speed.
The first feedback on the redevelopment plan for the "triangle area" indicated to the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council Board that the issue of subsidized housing was going to be criticized both by those who think the projected percentage of such housing too high, and also by opposing groups who think the percentage too low.
Dear Mr. Romney: (also both Mr. Symingtons, Mrs. Sullivan.
Let me tell you about the latest addition to the "Keep the West End Beautiful" campaign.
