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Plans to move a historic log cabin from Affton to Crestwood moved ahead as the Crestwood Board of Aldermen approved a letter of intent for the $200,000 relocation plan at a special meeting last week.
The board voted 5-0 with two abstentions March 30 to move forward with possibly moving a historic log cabin to Sappington House.
Ward 1 Alderman Richard Breeding, Ward 2 Alderman Mary Stadter, Ward 4 Alderman Tony Kennedy and Ward 3 Aldermen Greg Hall and Scott Shipley voted in favor. Ward 1 Alderman Mimi Duncan and Ward 2 Alderman Justin Charboneau abstained. Ward 4 Alderman Ismaine Ayouaz was absent.
The letter of intent is nonbinding, but shows the city is still interested in the project. Crestwood has until May 25 to make a final decision whether or
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen unanimously reappointed the city’s Municipal Court public defender in the consent agenda Nov. 10, while expanding the program.
Attorney Philip Dennis will again serve as public defender for Crestwood’s court. The city has had a public defender for the court for at least two decades, and Dennis has served in that role for many years.
Dennis’ rate per case is $300. City Administrator Kris Simpson said that the public defender is appointed for cases in which the defendant is indigent, which happens once or twice a year in the city’s court.
The ordinance also updates the city’s code regarding the public defender.
More than 1,000 fire hydrants across St. Louis County received a fresh coat of paint as Missouri American Water invests in infrastructure maintenance, the utility announced Tuesday.
Missouri American Water’s efforts in St. Louis County included repainting 406 hydrants in Crestwood, 106 hydrants in Normandy, 243 in Maplewood and 303 in Bellefontaine Neighbors.
“Since our pipes are buried beneath the ground, fire hydrants are one of the most visible parts of our water system,” said Bethany Jenkins, operations supervisor of restoration for Missouri American Water, in a news release. “We not only want to improve the appearance of old hydrants, but also help firefighters work swiftly during an emergency. The different colors painted on fire hydrants allow our first responders know how much water comes out of the hydrant.”
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