There's been some development on nearby vacant space, but there's still plenty that can hold a QuikTrip that doesn't result in the Kassebaum building being demolished.bwcrow1s wrote: ↑Mar 20, 2021I'm offended. As a person who grew up in south county, the Basement was a local landmark. Also, isn't there open land all around the area? Why demolish?
They could literally use the giant parking lot of the strip mall catty-cornered, destroy nothing, and just plop some pumps and a cinder block building there. I know the immense amount of parking needed for a real estate office, but maybe we can compromise.
How's the campaign for Grand and 44 going?
Who specifically should be contacted to send my grievances?
You forgot to circle the 3-4 gas stations within the immediate proximity.quincunx wrote: ↑Mar 20, 2021Plenty of land nearbyKassebaum Building 5039 Lemay Ferry Aeral Marked.png
oh, you're not alone. the three of us are doing real damage. i haven't given them any business since the Jefferson/Chouteau demolition.framer wrote: ↑Mar 21, 2021I guess my one-man, five-year-long boycott of Quick Trip isn't working.
Thank you for contacting me regarding the proposed QuikTrip at the corner of Lemay Ferry and Butler Hill Roads. I completely understand and fully appreciate the historic significance of the Kassebaum Building that is on the site of the proposed development. On Monday, March 15 I, along with QuikTrip representatives, organized an in person town hall for officials from QuikTrip to present their plan for the site and for local residents to ask questions and provide feedback on that plan. Additionally, on Thursday, March 18 a similar virtual town hall via Zoom was held for those who could not attend the in person town hall, or did not feel comfortable with an in person meeting due to the COVID-19 virus. The PowerPoint provided at those meetings is attached for reference.
Be assured I will be considering all constituent feedback on this issue as QT’s proposal moves through the County’s zoning process. The town halls were a jump start so the community would have an opportunity to provide feedback. There are additional opportunities for constituent input on this project through the Planning and Zoning process, as well as with the full St. Louis County Council.
I would encourage you to sign up with the County for all Planning Commission meetings and agendas for the most current up-to-date information at the link below.
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That is when I stopped as wellurban_dilettante wrote: ↑Mar 22, 2021oh, you're not alone. the three of us are doing real damage. i haven't given them any business since the Jefferson/Chouteau demolition.framer wrote: ↑Mar 21, 2021I guess my one-man, five-year-long boycott of Quick Trip isn't working.
