Late last summer, I proposed that the city implement a city-wide bike network using recently awarded Rams Settlement Funds. Eventually, this idea was included among 20 other finalists, rising up as one of the more popular possibilities for use of the windfall, among hundreds of citizen proposals initially submitted. In anticipation of the informal public The post St. Louis Residents Call for Better Bike Infrastructure appeared first on NextSTL.

Construction continues in full swing at many job sites big and small. Below is a sampling. 1014 Spruce – The 11TH & Spruce Apartments. 148 apartments Grand and Papin – Steelcote Edwin – 196 market-rate apartments, 249 affordable structured parking spaces, 65,000 square feet of retail for Target, and 141 surface parking spaces. It looks The post Construction photo roundup July 2024 appeared first on NextSTL.

The last public hearing of the St. Louis Charter Commission is Monday 7 pm at Julia Davis Public Library at 4415 Natural Bridge Ave. The meeting will be live streamed by STL TV athttps://www.youtube.com/@CityofStLouisMissouri/streams After this commission members will vote to send their recommendations to the Board of Aldermen who may put them on the The post St. Louis Charter Commission to make recommendations appeared first on NextSTL.