shadrach wrote:Looks like Lafayette High School.
stlmizzoutiger wrote:I'd argue their old building looks better than that crap they've put together in the renderings.
shadrach wrote:stlmizzoutiger wrote:I'd argue their old building looks better than that crap they've put together in the renderings.
Wouldn't that be the old "Community Federal Saving and Loan" building?
Old timers may remember. Unless someone previous constructed it.
shadrach wrote:stlmizzoutiger wrote:I'd argue their old building looks better than that crap they've put together in the renderings.
Wouldn't that be the old "Community Federal Saving and Loan" building?
Old timers may remember. Unless someone previous constructed it.
newstl2020 wrote:You are a financial company. Try acting like one.
Des Peres aldermen to hear Edward Jones expansion plan
St. Louis Business Journal - 11:22 AM CDT Friday, July 20, 2007
Edward Jones is scheduled to present its $260 million expansion plan July 23 to the Des Peres, Mo., Board of Aldermen, according to the board's agenda.
The city's Board of Aldermen delayed approval of the proposed expansion plan last month.
Edward Jones' expansion plans, announced in October 2006, include creating at least 1,000 jobs in the next decade and building up to $260 million worth of office space and parking garages in St. Louis County in the next five years. The plan is spurred by state and county incentives and projected company growth.
St. Louis-based Edward Jones is an investment brokerage and financial services firm, and employs about 3,500 locally.
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Des Peres aldermen to hear Edward Jones expansion plan
St. Louis Business Journal - 11:22 AM CDT Friday, July 20, 2007
Edward Jones is scheduled to present its $260 million expansion plan July 23 to the Des Peres, Mo., Board of Aldermen, according to the board's agenda.
The city's Board of Aldermen delayed approval of the proposed expansion plan last month.
Edward Jones' expansion plans, announced in October 2006, include creating at least 1,000 jobs in the next decade and building up to $260 million worth of office space and parking garages in St. Louis County in the next five years. The plan is spurred by state and county incentives and projected company growth.
St. Louis-based Edward Jones is an investment brokerage and financial services firm, and employs about 3,500 locally.
Edward Jones has agreed to reduce the size of the planned expansion of its headquarters in a tentative agreement that Des Peres aldermen will consider at tonight's Board of Aldermen meeting.
The city and the brokerage firm have been negotiating for several months. The plan was first filed last fall, but then the city slapped a moratorium on development. Edward Jones then sued the city seeking to force them to approve the plan. After the city countersued and the dispute was moved to federal court, the two began talks to resolve the dispute.
The deal calls for Edward Jones to:
Reduce the size of the addition to its building to 225,000 square feet from 291,000 square feet, a 23 percent change.
Cutting the garage to four stories above ground and one underground from six stories above ground. The change will reduce the height of the structure to 36 feet, 21 feet shorter than originally proposed.
Add a second left turn lane and traffic control signs at the main entry point on Manchester Road.
Dredge the lake behind Des Peres City Hall to address any issues of water runoff due to construction. Edward Jones also will landscape and maintain a triangular piece of property at the intersection of Manchester and Interstate 270. The Missouri Department of Transportation
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Edward Jones has agreed to reduce the size of the planned expansion of its headquarters in a tentative agreement that Des Peres aldermen will consider at tonight's Board of Aldermen meeting.
The city and the brokerage firm have been negotiating for several months. The plan was first filed last fall, but then the city slapped a moratorium on development. Edward Jones then sued the city seeking to force them to approve the plan. After the city countersued and the dispute was moved to federal court, the two began talks to resolve the dispute.
The deal calls for Edward Jones to:
Reduce the size of the addition to its building to 225,000 square feet from 291,000 square feet, a 23 percent change.
Cutting the garage to four stories above ground and one underground from six stories above ground. The change will reduce the height of the structure to 36 feet, 21 feet shorter than originally proposed.
Add a second left turn lane and traffic control signs at the main entry point on Manchester Road.
Dredge the lake behind Des Peres City Hall to address any issues of water runoff due to construction. Edward Jones also will landscape and maintain a triangular piece of property at the intersection of Manchester and Interstate 270. The Missouri Department of Transportation
I was hoping for sometime tall be built, but I guess this compromise is better built than nothing at all.
dweebe wrote:^ or that they stayed (barely) inside the 270 loop. I'm just glad to see them not move to O'Fallon MO or something similar.
dweebe wrote:^ or that they stayed (barely) inside the 270 loop. I'm just glad to see them not move to O'Fallon MO or something similar.
