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Historical December 1993 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Attending the meeting were: Directors R. Johnson, B. Bender, S. Johnson, J. Miller, G.. Hayes, A. Webb, J. Wright, L. Stein, T. Roland, S. Polk, A. Smith Carr, K. Keaveny, and M. Merritt, ConServ Officer J. Waits, Alderman D. McGuire, and Executive Director K. Koenig.
The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. NEW BUSINESS I. Walgreen’s Update/ Discussion Tom Hall, architect for the proposed project, and Ted Krakover, owner of the property, presented architectural changes on the site plan.
They also discussed the possibility of a joint development with BiState.
This would include building a Walgreen’s and constructing a subterranean parking garage for BiState. Many residents present from 5700 DeGiverville expressed strong opposition to Walgreen’s.
After much discussion, L. Stein moved “That the variance be denied for the construction of a Walgreen’s.
While we recognize the steps the owners have taken to satisfy our concerns, we feel a MetroLink parking lot is a better use and is preferred by the immediate neighbors”; seconded by J. Miller and approved with one opposed and one abstention. K. Koenig will submit a letter to the Board of Adjustment on the Council’s behalf by November 17. OLD BUSINESS I. Review of Minutes A. Webb moved “That the minutes of the October Board meeting be accepted as read;” seconded by B. Bender and approved. II. Treasurer’s Report L. Stein moved “That the treasurer’s report for October be accepted as amended;” seconded by T. Roland and approved. III. Committee/Association Reports 5700 DeGiverville – S. Polk reported that Old Newsboy’s Day is Thursday, November 18.
She also reported that U.S. mail delivery to their block is frequently very late (between 4 and 5 p.m.). K. Koenig will draft a letter of inquiry to the local post office. Kingsbury Square – No report. Nina Place – No report. Parkview – K. Keaveny reported that the Parkview picnic was very successful, as was their Halloween Party.
She also requested that police be made aware of the SDCC meeting schedule so that they could provide security presence as meetings let out. Rosedale – J. Miller reported that the St. Roch’s Halloween party was very successful with good participation.
The next scheduled event is “Saturday with Santa” on December II from Ito 3 p.m.
He also outlined the events Rosedale has hosted since April 7, 1993; nine in all. Housing Corporation – No report. Recreation – K. Koenig reported that we are continuing to work with Hamilton Community School on formation of neighborhood youth basketball teams. Commercial Planning – L. Stein reported that Alderman Clay is in the process of reviewing the redevelopment plan. Revolving Loan – No report. Social Services – B. Bender reported that our Washington University intern assisted with home weatherization for 30 residents on November 6. Two future dates for home weatherization will be announced in late November. Our intern is also helping with grant writing and planning for a Bicycleworks program. J. Wright has agreed to assist our intern as a community resident assistant. MLK Commemoration – J. Wright reported that the MLK ceremony wiffbilicitt on January 15 at Grace and Peace.
A planning committee meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 16, at 6:30 p.m., at SDCC. Greg Freeman has agreed to be our guest speaker. IV. DIRECTOR’S REPORT Bingo Update – K. Koenig requested that Board members sign up to work. Forest Park Summit – K. Koenig reported that this event will be held December 3 – 5, and encouraged anyone interested to attend.
To register, call 768-7604. SDCC Holiday Party – K. Koenig reported that after our regular Board meeting on December 13, a party will be held to recognize our institutional members. Location will be announced soon. Resolution to Support Parkview Properties – K. Koenig reported that A. Hamilton is attempting to get financing for the purchase and management of 66 TAC-owned units in our neighborhood.
He requests a letter of support from SDCC. L. Stein moved “That the Council support efforts of A. Hamilton and Parkview Properties for local ownership and control of 66 TAC-owned units in the neighborhood:” seconded by A. Webb with one abstention. Resolution in Recognition of M. Brais – J. Miller moved “That the Council recognize the contributions of M. Brais in helping us organize bingo as an ongoing fundraiser for SDCC,” seconded by J. Wright and approved.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, December 1993.
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Archival transcription note: Minutes print MLK ceremony January15; front page and calendar January16. Original conflicting dates retained.
Original source: SD_Times1993_12.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.
