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Historical December 1990 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Present at the November 5, 1990 Skinker DeBaliviere Community council meeting were: Directors F. Driscole, M. Fleener, C. Forslund, G. Fox, R. Johnson, B. Mahon, S. Polk, R. Roncal, J. Scurlock, L. Stein, J. Vatcha, A. Webb, J. Wright; Executive Director N. Farmer; Guests Fl. Driscole, C. Homan, M. Karim, and L. Williams.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by President Mahon. Minutes of the October meeting were approved with two corrections: The Rosedale report was mislabeled and the Parkview report was omitted.
The following amendment to the SDCC Bylaws, as proposed at the October board meeting, was adopted. “Article 4.3 Neighborhood Directors: Number, Term of Office a) Each Neighborhood Association member in the SDCC area will have directors according to the following formula: Population 2500 plus or 20 blocks in an area gives five (5) directors; population 2000-2499 or 15 to 19 blocks gives four (4) directors; population 1500-1999 or 10 to 14 blocks gives three (3) directors; population 1000-1499 or 5 to 9 blocks gives two (2) directors; population less than 1000 or fewer than 5 blocks gives one (1) director” The application for membership in SDCC by the residents association of Kingsbury Square was approved. Committee Reports Nominating Mahon reported that the executive committee had met Oct. 22 and nominates the following slate of officers for the December elections: President, Catherine Forslund; Vice President, Lana Stein; Secretary, Frank Driscole; and Treasurer, George Genung. Nominations are open until the elections at the regular board meeting December 3. Housing Corporation Farmer reported that SDCHC now has some advisory/technical support from Lou Berra’s office, a consulting firm that specializes in housing.
The consultants are working with the board on plans for Rosedale Square as well as SDCHC’s other properties at 6025 Westminster and 6029 Washington.
The board hopes to begin marketing 6025 Westminster and 6029 Washington. DeGiverville Scurlock reported that their block units plan to donate two Holiday food baskets for needy families to the social worker at Hamilton School. Nina Place Stein reported that three units in Phase I of the condo project are now being leased to tenants by the owners.
All three of the owners moved out of their units because of job transfers, not because they were dissatisfied with the project or the area. Phase II is still under construction. Parkview Fleener reported that there are still problems with some of the perimeter lights in the subdivision.
She also reported that about 250 children, many from outside of the neighborhood, were trick-or-treating on Halloween night. Rosedale Roncal reported that RNA will have general membership meetings at least quarterly.
The last meeting was held in October and featured presentations about the proposed half-cent sales tax by Board of Alderman President Tom Villa, and about Housing Conservation Districts by Alderman Dan McGuire. Director’s report AIA Design Charrette “Delmar Blvd.: Edges and Connections”—The charrette, Oct. 27-28, was very successful with over 20 design teams participating.
The committee was disappointed that so few neighborhood residents attended.
All of the proposals that were developed in the charrette are the property of the St. Louis AIA for six months.
The board agreed that SDCC should try to display the work in the office and possibly host a reception for the charrette committee and participants, probably after the first of the year. Resignation of Secretary—R. Chambers has been the part-time secretary in the SDCC office for over two years; she is resigning Friday.
There has been discussion of making this position full-time over the years but SDCC has not had the resources to do so. Additional resources may be available at this time through the Arts Council which would like to employ someone for 10 hours per week, and possibly through SDCC’s funding institutions. ConServ Officer—Bill Duncan, who has been assigned to Skinker-DeBaliviere from Operation ConServ, is retiring November 9. Jan Waits will be replacing him. Farmer, Ald. McGuire and ConServ Director P. Sortino met last week and discussed the role of ConServ in the neighborhood. “Building a Supportive Multi-cultural Community” workshop—Farmer is unable to attend this program Sat., November 10.
She distributed registration forms if any board members would like to attend. Pawn Shop—Farmer reported that a pawn shop may try to locate on Delmar Blvd.
She will keep directors posted on developments with their application. Neighborhood plan—Farmer has a neighborhood map indicating “existing building conditions” prepared by Lou Berra’s office.
She asked that directors look at it after the meeting and make note of any questions or comments they have.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, December 1990.
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Archival transcription note: Guest initial Fl. Driscole is unclear in print; retained without expanding. November minutes correct October’s mislabeled Rosedale and omitted Parkview reports.
Original source: SD_Times1990_12.pdf, printed page(s) 5; PDF page(s) 5.
