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Historical April–May 2014 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
In February 2014, the SDCC Residential Committee wrote letters to Skinker DeBaliviere landlord and property owners who do not live at the neighborhood address.
The letter was written to make sure property owners and landlords are aware of certain City of St. Louis laws that apply to our neighborhood. Refuse – We are fortunate to have recycling dumpsters, along with trash and yard waste dumpsters, located in the alleys throughout our neighborhood.
Please ask tenants to use the appropriate dumpsters and remind them to NOT stack any discarded items on or next to the dumpsters, including yard waste of any type, as the City is unable to pick up those items. Historic District – Our neighborhood is within the Skinker-DeBaliviere – Catlin Tract – Parkview Historic District. Property owners must obtain a building permit to make any changes or improvements to the exterior of their building. (And for most major interior work.) The Historic Code adds some restrictions to protect the historic quality and character of the neighborhood.
These restrictions include the types of materials and windows, for example, which are allowed. You can find instructions on how to obtain permits on the City’s website. You will find a downloadable copy of the Historic District Ordinance at the City’s website or on SDCC’s website. Occupancy Load – The Certificate of Inspection specifies an occupancy limit for residential living units.
This is the maximum number of people that can reside there. Additionally, according to the St. Louis City Revised Code Section (26.08.160) no more than three unrelated persons may reside in any living unit.
It does not matter how many bedrooms a living unit has; there can be no more than three unrelated persons living in the unit. Housing Conservation Inspection – All buildings are required to have a Certificate of Inspection before a resident (tenant) moves in. Instructions for obtaining an inspection can be found on the City of St. Louis website. Skinker DeBaliviere is a great neighborhood, and we appreciate everyone’s cooperation in maintaining the quality of life for all residents.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April–May 2014.
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