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CITY OF TWIN OAKS, MISSOURI
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Aldermen of the City of Twin Oaks will hold a public
hearing on June 7, 2017 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be properly heard, at
1393 Big Bend Road, Suite F, Twin Oaks, Missouri, 63021. Pursuant to the Section 400.320 of the
Zoning Code of the City of Twin Oaks, the Board of Aldermen will hear public comment and consider
the following:
• The Final Development Plan application on behalf of Regions Bank for a new bank at 1141 Meramec
Station Road; and
The hearing is open to the public and any person may attend and be heard. The proposed Final
Development Plans are available for public inspection at Twin Oaks City Hall, 1393 Big Bend
Road, Suite F, Twin Oaks, Missouri 63021 during normal business hours. Persons needing special
assistance may contact Kathy Runge, City Administrator/Clerk at 636-225-7873 prior to the date
of the hearing.
Kathy A. Runge, City Administrator/Clerk
1393 Big Bend Road, Suite F, Twin Oaks, MO 63021 636-225-7873
By JIM ERICKSON
Differences arose on May 1 at the Chesterfield
City Council meeting regarding the
appointment of the city’s representative
to the Chesterfield Valley Transportation
Development [TDD] board.
The issue first came up at the April 19
council meeting when City Administrator
Mike Geisel said he thought the council
should consider having someone other than
himself serve on that board. Geisel first was
named to the board when he was the city’s
director of public services, a position in
which his technical expertise and experience
were important. Due to his new position as
city administrator, Geisel said having someone
else serve might be more appropriate.
Several alternatives were discussed at
that earlier session, but, without consensus,
the issue was left unresolved and placed on
the May 1 agenda as unfinished business.
As before, the debate again ranged
from whether to appoint a city employee
or someone from the general public, how
quickly the council needed to act on confirming
whomever the mayor appointed
and the possibility of Geisel simply continuing
to serve on the TDD board. Councilmember
Tom DeCampi [Ward 4], who
championed the appointment of someone
from the general public at the April meeting,
did so again at the May 1 session.
Geisel said he believed it was his duty
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Chesterfield Council considers
administrator’s role on TDD board
By MARY SHAPIRO
Though the actual revenue received has
helped with various school programs, the
Parkway School District is receiving less
money than anticipated from sponsorships
for LED video display scoreboards that
were installed at the district’s North, South,
West and Central high schools between
2015 and 2016.
Patty Bedborough, the district’s chief
financial officer, told the Board of Education
on April 12 that smaller vendor contracts
for shorter periods help support the
scoreboards through the district’s sports
marketing program, but that it’s been over
a year since Parkway got a “title,” or highest-level,
partner contract.
“As of April 1,” Bedborough said, “we
have secured 17 partnerships totaling
$1,180,000 over the next five years.”
In 2015, the board awarded a $1,722,970
to raise the possibility of having someone
else serve but, having brought up the issue
publicly, he was willing to remain on the
TDD board if the council chose that option.
The appointment likely will have an
impact on the TDD board’s deliberations of
a request from supporters of a new Chesterfield
Valley ice rink for district funding
of infrastructure improvements associated
with the project. Any debt the district incurs
to finance such work is retired with revenue
from an increased sales tax paid by those
who patronize businesses in the Valley.
Voters in nearby residential areas also
must approve the continuation of the
higher sales tax.
As of the council meeting, the TDD board
had not set a date for its next session but
likely will meet either this month or next,
Geisel said. Other members of the board
include St. Louis County Executive Steve
Stenger, a representative from the county
transportation department and Nation.
Various motions were made on when and
how to approach the issue, including one
in which Nation had to cast a tie-breaking
vote. The end result was to defer the TDD
appointment, pending its consideration by
the council’s Finance and Administration
Committee. With Nation not expected to
be at the council’s May 15 meeting, there
was agreement that the TDD appointment
will not come up again until the council’s
June 5 session.
Parkway gets less revenue than expected
from scoreboard sponsorships
contract to Daktronics, Inc. for the design
and construction of LED-integrated video
displays and scoreboards at its four high
school football stadiums.
The project includes designing, manufacturing
and installing new scoreboards
that integrate a separate LED video display,
sound system and static advertising
display panels, as well as accessory
items.
Those, and any construction contingencies,
were to be funded from proceeds from
the Kelly Sports marketing program and
outside donations, according to officials.
The projected cost was $1,834,118, including
$25,000 in advertising, printing and
related costs.
The district currently has four title partner
sponsors – Mercy, Signature Medical
Group, Lodging and Hospitality Management,
and Maryville University – and 13
lower-level partners.