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Aldermen noted that Howard R. Green is the city's current engineering services provider for federally funded and other engineering work. The transcript excerpt includes a brief staff explanation that the city uses the firm for engineering services and an announcement that Bill 35‑12 \"becomes ordinance number 34 17.\" Staff also said the phone‑system licensing and moving of the phone system is scheduled because current on‑premises licenses expire next year.

The transcript excerpt does not include the full contract text, the ordinance language beyond the adoption line, nor a recorded roll‑call vote. The meeting record provided shows the measures advanced to ordinance status in the board’s reading but does not include supporting documents in the excerpt.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of St Ann Board of Alderman meeting 9-2-2025","oneSentenceSummary","At the Sept. 2 meeting the board noted first and second readings for Bill 35‑12 (agreement with Howard R. Green for engineering services) and Bill 35‑13 (phone‑system licensing move); the transcript records each bill becoming an ordinance (34‑17 and 34‑18 respectively).","taxTitle","Saint Ann, St. Louis County, Missouri","taxId",58948,"location","Missouri","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6128964,"Regional inclusive recreation coordinator outlines services to help Saint Anne make parks programs accessible",404,426000,830000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005&start=426&end=830","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005/thumbnail_426000.jpg","/articles/6128964/Missouri/Regional-inclusive-recreation-coordinator-outlines-services-to-help-Saint-Anne-make-parks-programs-accessible","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6128964-01abb39682228de697e3089d76bd7bc1/orig.mp4?Expires=1770878059&Signature=La7uvU5ewL3mTM7R4M9oPRTQ0bf8Fy~EGH2OFpruFxoNJsfVgQqQoaO0DA9vqEFFkYBQ5VTydtnpFM9GL-jZq75qcnYUwDfOrV6aKYitf5EvzeWQqA2dl4pjCoFtcJ0l2zj09tnpl7JkJNs9u9~YRPfd7bfl9iMTLHloYa3SXgqzCeXgwqGVPTn3weurZEnbMIfVH8EpPZa5fzGKIhF7zaGjeciPE39DXToqYrNhr4DGVJjytsmQYbjO5f5EBr7j71QVkuLTVY6kPU3MASfOhiuzc4ViCBiqm08BjM20fpGDCF5OsjHbMOyh1r4knOWz-BPuiyeFfAQixYPGNoMWxw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the beginning of public comment on Sept. 2, Rachel Hickey, the Inclusive Recreation Counts coordinator, told the Saint Anne Board of Aldermen she will help the city adapt parks and recreation programming to serve residents with intellectual, developmental, sensory and physical disabilities.

Hickey said her position is supported regionally by the Recreation Council of Greater St. Louis and the Productive Living Board and that her role is to assist municipalities across North County with program design, outreach and resource connections so parks programming meets both the letter and the spirit of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

She described practical technical assistance she has provided in nearby communities: adapting promotional and registration materials to be more welcoming and accessible, creating flexible registration processes, recruiting \"buddies\" for participants who need assistance, developing behavior accommodation and safety plans for participants with conditions such as autism or epilepsy, and ensuring events such as \"dive‑in\" movies include captions and quiet spaces.

Hickey also said she connects families to community resources and third‑party financial supports, citing St. Luke's Health, the HELP equipment loan program, the Special School District assistive technology loans, and recreation council vouchers that can cover most program costs or pay for a trusted companion to attend with a participant.

She asked city staff and families to contact her and offered to work directly with Saint Anne staff on priorities and program adaptations. City staff and at least one attendee praised Hickey’s outreach and experience in neighboring municipalities during the public comment period.","Rachel Hickey, the Inclusive Recreation Counts coordinator, introduced herself at the Sept. 2 meeting and described technical assistance to help Saint Anne Parks and Recreation meet Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act and improve program accessibility.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6128969,"Board moves to appoint Jennifer Swanson to Police Commission; transcript shows motion and follow‑up but no roll call recorded",104,1600000,1704000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005&start=1600&end=1704","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005/thumbnail_1600000.jpg","/articles/6128969/Missouri/Board-moves-to-appoint-Jennifer-Swanson-to-Police-Commission-transcript-shows-motion-and-followup-but-no-roll-call-recorded","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6128969-e24bc4435e09ae488389cc82d1769844/orig.mp4?Expires=1770878059&Signature=W6~hyKQJdEQpLkEXTaILQTyHDt8AB~YiOnTDBguVF67AGMxr8SxLR5Xf81heS1cZPn5AKEyKFt5Kw3AUpYmFA5gQZj8nt4EbWUbd8H1xqeI5Vc83ZmtBNKAKiu8gkuQVojgu8xNZMLnChbWv8UFVbBIF6o45koSht8za2~VekM6FDj4pqee5P06cbM2K-PjC15pYDUOrFwSVRAVzWVvoyd8mjeH4Kix~uGDzcMo52KIe9njziE7SA3IAUEYd4jFkE6lwu-67Av6svdJvZ3v3vWcrJ2JPwUoBTOYGvJ7xt4H~5xtjTsm0CFIR6cCXhpwHY0gO7SQBT5Gkr7qH6Bg2cA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The mayor told the Board of Aldermen on Sept. 2 that she would like to appoint Jennifer Swanson to the Police Commission to replace Darcy Rolfe and asked for a motion; the transcript shows a motion and a second but does not include a recorded roll‑call vote in the excerpt.

\"I'd like to appoint Jennifer Swanson to police commissioner. She will be replacing Darcy Rolfe,\" the presiding official said, followed by a motion and a second. The transcript later shows staff calling up Jennifer Swanson as part of the proceedings.

The transcript excerpt does not include an explicit recorded tally or roll call for the appointment. Because the record provided does not show a final vote or ordinance language, the article reports only the motions and the subsequent step of calling the appointee forward as reflected in the meeting transcript.

If the board recorded the formal appointment in the minutes or by roll call after the excerpt, that record would be the definitive source for whether the appointment was approved and for the vote tally.","The mayor moved to appoint Jennifer Swanson to the Police Commission to replace Darcy Rolfe; the transcript records a motion and second and later calls Swanson forward, but it does not contain a formal roll‑call vote in the provided excerpt.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6128974,"Aldermen approve special‑use permit amendment and lot reconfiguration for 3855 Geraldine Avenue, consultant says lots will meet modern standards",40,107000,147000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005&start=107&end=147","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005/thumbnail_107000.jpg","/articles/6128974/Missouri/Aldermen-approve-specialuse-permit-amendment-and-lot-reconfiguration-for-3855-Geraldine-Avenue-consultant-says-lots-will-meet-modern-standards","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6128974-711b178dfc2ee6eb0913bbdf4033f164/orig.mp4?Expires=1770878059&Signature=AXtok58glTV~lyEQmE1imfbMfDlWRfWeZ8qUQJTZy-i6BwijQVaw7Ygr8JMAfjrubdGwvsm07JVbu8QTdsg55~YTnKCOuzTpuaUFlvWM3pUEdTqiR5MrCNjlESFRTS1nfoVhL9W-e2LOEutQnP2zsivnNG-N1N-RHIEB8ygzxsisIfIXJAm3NOdJvY3jhf~-p1z5dhDUvQdvauaj9pe4egxa2RyEIrakHxUl4jz6FauWLdGcG~SibY1L5rCdLHy-1v4zoDfYr~kIxZF58m-O41jYM68~PRl9Yy0xOlJ5~XxIOeOR6IsYxT8o4HqU-wa3GEPWSscWvN-Qg~dPzHYXCg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A city consultant told the Saint Anne Board of Aldermen on Sept. 2 that a plan to reconfigure lot lines at 3855 Geraldine Avenue would correct irregular parcel shapes that do not meet modern zoning standards, and the board approved the special‑use permit amendment in the meeting excerpt.

Ted Landenu, president of PO Consultants and the project surveyor, said the properties formed a \"jigsaw puzzle\" and that the replatting would create normal backyards for the two properties.

After Landenu’s presentation, the mayor asked for a first and second motion. The transcript excerpt shows the board then voting \"Aye\" with no recorded opposition. \"All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Alright,\" the presiding official said.

Landenu told the board the owner was out of town in Texas and had alerted city staff in advance that they could not attend the meeting. He described the plan as \"pretty straightforward\" and targeted at bringing the parcels in line with current zoning width and lot‑configuration standards.

The record in the provided excerpt does not include detailed plan sheets, condition language or any recorded amendments to the permit; Landenu supplied the technical explanation but the excerpt does not include a staff report or a formal reading of specific conditions into the record.

The ordinance reading and recorded vote in the excerpt indicate the board approved the permit amendment at the meeting, but the transcript excerpt does not contain a roll‑call vote or a recorded tally by individual aldermen.","A surveyor presented a plan to reconfigure lot lines for two parcels at 3855 Geraldine Avenue; the board moved and voted in favor of the special‑use permit amendment in the provided transcript excerpt.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6128979,"Owner of Saint Charles Rock Road event venue tells aldermen she will require St. Anne police at certain events",489,936000,1425000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005&start=936&end=1425","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5749627-348cc6a9efaa1d237eeec1da8d1a8005/thumbnail_936000.jpg","/articles/6128979/Missouri/Owner-of-Saint-Charles-Rock-Road-event-venue-tells-aldermen-she-will-require-St-Anne-police-at-certain-events","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6128979-646d7868d3fd44748d5f33d7e779a3a7/orig.mp4?Expires=1770878059&Signature=ESpND7DhBtbbaWIqrqdNYUSzoWyM8ynlUM1faUm02nr7gbP5MwXfwH22Xq9qw3jY8t79naf9CD3DEjtFY2IUaCMvxxVhAn3M-DgSKfc~9oDwhzQfIr0D3kHn53HrhSFdR4TqRfM8vohdLxlpS-faEgcCKi4rHIFizZBWIoQBFxk-QrWZJDLJsCQnZtdcH4leNg4QeqlCFW41Bp6oviI87ZO1k-kQrwVYXwtTUCaigaJoYL5zSxReAxG2vyrgaPCzi00lEf4Lc88Y~WH4-v3GjWhlF-FFeRw9eXv14QhRykk80IBmeDKPJDmwnwStCf9o0120PC9qy~m4nAp-RWDifw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The owner of an event venue at 10425–10427 Saint Charles Rock Road told the Saint Anne Board of Aldermen at a Sept. 2 public hearing that she will require Saint Anne police presence at certain bookings and will vet clients more closely after a prior incident.

The public hearing opened when the mayor asked the owner to introduce herself and explain planned changes; the owner, identified in the meeting as Sierra, described a combination of client vetting, contract language and mandatory on‑site police at some events.

The owner said she will ask clients to hire the Saint Anne Police Department for events that give her a safety concern and that the department has a four‑hour minimum for such shifts. She said she has already begun telling clients about the requirement and that some clients have declined to book because of it. \"I vow to make sure that Saint Anne is hired. I believe it's a 4 hour minimum,\" she said.

She told aldermen she now evaluates whether an event is an \"open invite\" or family‑oriented when deciding whether to require police. After an earlier party that drew uninvited guests, she said she now screens clients in person, reviews social media where appropriate and will require security for events with higher risk — she said the age band she watches most closely is younger attendees and referenced ages she described as 12 to 25 as more likely to trigger requirements.

Board members and other meeting participants discussed contract language to make security requirements explicit. One board member urged the owner to put the police requirement into customers' contracts so hiring officers is not optional.

The public record in the transcript shows the owner repeatedly said she would not require police for every booking and would tailor requirements to the type of event and the client's relationship to her. She also said exceptions might be made for certain events such as a repast. The board did not record a vote on the special use permit amendment in the excerpt of the transcript provided.

The discussion included references to conversations the owner said she had with city staff (named in public comments earlier as Blake and Bob) about timing and logistics; she told the board those staff had provided guidance on notification intervals and other operational details. The transcript shows the owner and a staff member referenced 24 to 48 hours in the context of notice requirements or timing for staff follow‑up.

The board opened the public hearing and heard the owner’s explanation; no formal approval, denial or vote on the SUP appears in the provided transcript excerpt.

The owner provided additional contact information to the city and asked staff to refer families and future clients to her for bookings; she said her changed practices stem from a single previous incident that prompted the new vetting and security steps.

The board did not take a formal vote on conditions in the public excerpt, and the transcript does not show the city attorney or a formal conditions sheet being read into the record during the excerpt provided. Additional materials or later proceedings may record any conditions attached to the special use permit amendment.","At a Sept. 2 public hearing, the owner of a Saint Charles Rock Road event venue described changes to booking rules after a prior incident, including requiring Saint Anne police for some events, vetting clients, and a four‑hour security minimum.","actionData","errors"]

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