After nearly five years of planning, meeting, reporting, surveying of architecture and opinion, revising and updating, the Skinker-DeBaliviere-Parkview-Catlin Tract Historic District Ordinance was finally signed into law on Friday, September 22, 1978, by Mayor James F.
Category: Neighborhood History
In May of this year, the SDCC set up a special committee, aptly named the Nina Place Study Committee, and given the responsibility of determining if the Council should apply for "Development of Capacity" funds, administered through CDA, to be used for conducting a full survey of Nina Place and its environs, and making recommendations for its future.
Historical signed opinion by Peggy Peters, October 1978.
Historical October 1978 commentary on the newly adopted district ordinance.
Happy month-of-the-goblins, and such things as are important to you.
During late August and in the month of September, the Hamilton Community School sponsored a successful Performing Arts Festival for neighborhood residents.
I moved into the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood about a year ago — and now I wouldn't live anywhere else.
Nancy L.
As was reported in the June issue, our last paper drive netted a very small amount of money, due to the severe drop in the price paid for used paper.
A marvellously quiet summer, with little of the emergency-room-pizzaz of 1977, is coming to a close.
Combined Communications Corporation of Phoenix, Ariz., pending approval by the Federal Communications Commission.
Des Peres Branch will be 15 years old this fall.
