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Historical September–October 2004 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS – FINANCE REPORT: Finance report was deferred until quorum present Stephanie McDowell reported on Seniors Project being conducted.
This project involves surveying seniors in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood to determine what services are provided to seniors and what services they would like.
This project utilizes resources from Grace United Methodist, New Cote Brilliante and St. Roch Churches.
The outcome is to build up Grace’s Senior Task Force and to build a connection between the three churches so more people can be served. Students from Washington University School of Social Work would be conductingthe neighborhood assessments. SECURITY REPORT: Sgt.
From SLPD reported on continued home invasions in Skinker-DeBaliviere while residents are in the home.
The police are continuing to investigate and have identified some tentative suspects. Transportation Committee: Dan Schesch reported on the MetroLink construction.
There are still reports of considerable noise from the construction.
The lane lines on Skinker need to be repainted to better identify the individual lanes.
The initial problem of the construction gate not being closed seems to have been resolved.
The gate is now being closed. COMMITTEE REPORTS: BEAUTIFICATION: Andy Cross will enter McPherson community in Post Dispatch contest – McPherson garden for Gateway Greening. McPherson barricade has been replaced. Andy will get volunteer sheet together for watering,4 comers. Garden Tour reached goal, they have raised over $1,000 to date. Financial Report: Peggy reviewed financial reports; expenditures are below normal at 38% of budget. Motion was made and seconded to accept Treasurer’s report. motion passed. Executive Director’s Report: Laure reported on status of RAC grant application. SDCC was awarded $3,000 for the Concert Series and Winter Market.
A motion was made and seconded to allow the Executive Director to execute the RAC contract. Motion passed. Due the costs of insurance and the price of the beer, it is not cost effective for Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council to sell beer at this year’s National Night Out celebration at 4 Comers.
A motion was made and seconded to not sell beer at the National Night Out. Motion passed. SKINKER-DEBALIVIERE HOUSING CORPORATION: No oral report was given, however, a copy of the written report is attached. OTHER BUSINESS: Dan Schesch updated us on the Charter amendment being proposed by Advance St. Louis. Steve Givens invited residents to attend the rededication ceremony of Francis Field on Wed between 5 – 5:30.
There will be several Olympians present to sign autographs. ADJOURNMENT
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September–October 2004.
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