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Members of the SDCC executive board at their September meeting, discussed plans to improve the appearance of the intersection of Kingsbury and Des Peres. They authorized the executive secretary to purchase the vacant lot on the corner and heard a report from the committee planning to brighten up the front of the building occupied by SDCC and the clinic.
Acquisition of the lot, which could be used for off street parking, will help residents of the 6000 block on Kingsbury, as well as those visiting SDCC, Grace and Peace Fellowship Center, the clinic and the public library.
A group of residents from Washington Heights and Rosedale-Skinker along with some residents with art backgrounds will be formed to draw up a plan for improving the four corners in a unified manner. It is hoped that the National Foundation for the Arts will provide matching funds to pay for the improvements.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1974.
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