June 2016

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June 2016
Free Summer Concerts Return in June
Gateway City Big Band
The Creve Coeur Recreation Department
is proud to offer its third summer of free
family-friendly concerts in Millennium
Park, 2 Barnes West Drive. Gather
your family, call your friends and invite
your neighbors! Pack a picnic basket or
purchase a snack from a food truck as
you enjoy live music under the stars.
Bring chairs or blankets for seating. All
shows begin at 6:00 p.m., but come early
to get a good seat! The free Summer
Concert Series is sponsored by Renewal by Andersen.
Thursday, July 14
The Gateway City Big Band, which features
two vocalists and 17 instrumentalists, has
been entertaining audiences in St. Louis and
beyond since 1966. Specializing in the big
band era music of Miller, Herman, Basie,
Kenton and more, they are sure to provide
an enjoyable and entertaining evening for
people of all ages.
Abbey Road Warriors, Thursday, August 11
Get ready to rock out like its Beatlemania again as the Abbey
Road Warriors take the stage. Though they are not the typical
look-alike Beatles tribute band, they play the music of the Fab
Four with a passion and love that is appreciated by all. You will
want to get up, sing and dance as the band performs the Beatles’
biggest hits.
Boogie Chyld, Thursday, June 9
Get ready to boogie all night with Boogie Chyld! Known for their
diverse music variety, the six-piece ensemble plays everything
from Motown, disco, classic rock, hip-hop, country, blues and
everything between. Their mission is to keep you dancing all
night, so get ready to move!
This Issue
Council Reviewing Proposed Fiscal Year 2017 Budget
The City Council is currently reviewing the
percent of revenues). FY17 General Fund revenues
proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2017 (FY17),
are projected to increase 1.0 percent from FY16.
which begins July 1, 2016. In developing the
Operating expenditures are projected to increase
annual budget, city staff rely upon a variety of
6.6 percent from FY16 to $15,933,238.
planning documents, including the Comprehensive
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Plan, the five-year Capital Improvement Plan,
General Fund ExpendituresCby Department
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and the Strategic Plan. The budget is guided by
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the principles of maintaining high service levels,
Community
Development
$3,590,027
responsiveness to the needs of residents and
$1,411,350
businesses, preserving long-term financial stability
Insurance, Benefits &
through sound fiscal management and economic
Non-Departmental
development, and providing for well-planned
$557,194
capital investment in the community to preserve
Admin/Finance/
infrastructure and facilities.
Legislative
General Fund
The city’s General Fund relies heavily on
Intergovernmental Revenues including sales tax
(42 percent of revenues) and utility licenses (38
$2,240,340
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$7,297,590
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Municipal Court
$327,205
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Maintenance of Community Services
Municipal
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$121,053
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Mayor’s Column
Elected Officials
Innovation District Forum
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Council Corner
Municipal League President
Ward 2 Town Hall
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Budget Public Hearing
Council Activities
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Development Grant
Comprehensive Plan Workshop
Online Exchange Location
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Recreation
Heart to Heart Run
Planning Updates
Farmers Market
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City Calendar
Trash Service Fees
Creve Coeur Days
from the desk of
Elected Officials
MAYOR GLANTZ
The month of June
is typically viewed
as the beginning of
summer, the school
year but a recent
memory. This spring
however, marked the high school graduation
of our youngest child, Marissa, and, as an
added bonus, my wife, Sheri, in her role as
President of the Ladue School District’s Board
of Education, had the privilege of delivering the
commencement address to the graduating class
of 2016. As I listened to the words that she
wrote, I realized they were quite poignant, and
that her message could resonate with all of us as
we reach that pivotal point where we end one
journey and begin another:
Be the change you want to
see. Don’t hesitate to give.
Strive to make this world
become a better place to live.
Take a stand. Give up your seat. Either way,
you’re right. It may not be life altering, but then
again, it might.
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. Make
certain, if you do, the outcome’s something good.
Ward 1
James Faron
314-496-1991
[email protected]
Keep your word. Take the blame. Give credit
when it’s due. Count your blessings. Leave your
mark. To yourself, be true.
Cynthia Kramer
314-997-1081
[email protected]
Set your sites to soaring heights, then actively
pursue it. With every day that passes, you’re one
step closer to it.
Raise the bar. Reach new peaks. Stretch your
outer limit. Know your star shines brightly and
that no one else can dim it.
Take the high road, then look down, to see what
others do. Notice that the ones
below are looking up to you.
“An end is only a beginning in
disguise.” - Craig D. Lounsbrough
Understand diversity’s encountered every day.
Learn to face adversity and when to walk away.
Practice kindness every day through all your
words and deeds. That little boost of happiness
might be what someone needs.
Focus on the positive. Keep your goals in sight. View
mistakes as things that help you learn to get it right.
Know when to keep a secret, and when you have
to tell. That could make the difference keeping
someone safe and well.
Make each moment count. Don’t count each
moment spent. Choose the path that lets you feel
successful and content.
Show concern. Earn respect.
Be a source of pride – To
those who gave you wings and
to whom you are inside.
by Sheri Glantz
Life is filled with transitional moments.
While Marissa recently reached the end of
her compulsory education, she will also be
embarking on a whole new chapter as she
prepares for college at Butler University in the
fall. Similarly, as we celebrate the achievement
of numerous lofty goals, we should also remain
cognizant of so many additional opportunities
that still await... have we realized the end of one
journey or the beginning of the next?
Work hard. Dream big. Meet each obligation.
Think before you speak. Always show appreciation.
Never underestimate the power of potential. Stay the
course when seas get rough – commitment is essential.
Mayor
Barry Glantz
314-872-2518
[email protected]
Barry L. Glantz
Mayor
Innovation District Community Forum
Tuesday, June 7, 6:00 p.m.
Danforth Plant Science Center
975 N. Warson Road
a Community Open Forum on Tuesday, June
7 at 6:00 p.m. at the Danforth Plant Science
Center, 975 N. Warson Road.
The 575-acre Plant Bioscience and
Technology Area located in the northeastern
corner of Creve Coeur is the focus of a
regional planning process to transform the
area into a vibrant and connected innovation
district. Citizens are invited to participate in
Residents can also submit feedback online at
www.creve-coeur.org/innovationdistrict.
For more information, contact Jason Jaggi,
Director of Community Development, at
[email protected] or (314) 872-2504.
Ward 2
Ted Ruzicka
314-495-5094
[email protected]
Ellen Lawrence
314-997-8996
[email protected]
Ward 3
Robert Hoffman
314-576-4885
[email protected]
Charlotte D’Alfonso
314-239-5773
[email protected]
Ward 4
Scott Saunders
314-579-9101
[email protected]
Sue Baseley
314-302-0190
[email protected]
City Departments
Administration: 314-872-2511
Building: 314-872-2500
City Clerk: 314-872-2517
Finance: 314-432-6000
Municipal Court: 314-432-8844
Parks & Recreation: 314-569-8999
Planning: 314-872-2501
Police: 314-432-8000
Police Dispatch: 314-737-4600
Public Works: 314-872-2533
www.creve-coeur.org
Facebook.com/CityofCreveCoeur
Twitter.com/CreveCoeurMO
WARD 2
Council Corner
Dr. Ellen Lawrence and Ted Ruzicka
With this, our first council corner since the April election, we
would like to acknowledge A.J. Wang’s dedication and service to the
city and the residents of our ward. A.J. served 10 years as a Ward 2
council member. Thank you, A.J., for all you have done.
One of the things that makes Creve Coeur such an exceptional place
to live is something that many residents may not be aware of. Our
city is fortunate to have a stable, diversified tax base. This allows
us to fund programs and infrastructure maintenance throughout
Creve Coeur. Take a look at the Popular Financial Report, which is
available at www.creve-coeur.org/PAFR. However, like most cities,
we do not have enough revenue to do everything we would like.
This is where our committed, competent, and enthusiastic staff goes
that extra mile by applying for and receiving a variety of federal,
state and local grants. These grants allow us to leverage our budget
to a significant degree. As a frequent recipient of grants totaling over
$500,000 annually, Creve Coeur must then submit what is referred to
as a “single audit,” in addition to our annual audit. This is definitely
something to be proud of.
Grants may be obtained for a variety of uses by the city. Most often,
they are obtained by public works for street or sidewalk projects.
However, we also receive grants to cover uses by our parks, police and
other departments. Our Police Department garnered grants totally
$149,578 in Fiscal Years 2016 and 2017. These seven grants included
a variety of programs including funds for our Breath Alcohol Testing
van and a Highway Safety Program Grant. As most of you read in last
month’s newsletter, Creve Coeur is a part of a group (along with other
St. Louis county entities) that recently received a $500,000 grant
from the U.S. Department of Commerce to develop a Master Plan
for our Plant Science and Technology Area in Ward 1. Federal grants
will cover part of the cost for sidewalk reconstruction along Coeur
de Ville Drive ($419,533) and a new sidewalk on Emerson Road
($233,600). The northern portion of Coeur de Ville Drive will be
resurfaced funded in large part via a separate federal grant. Many of
the recent renovations at the Dielmann Complex were subsidized by
a $458,137 grant from the Municipal Parks Grant Commission of St.
Louis County. The city has received Community Development Block
grants ($45,543 in Fiscal Year 2015) for ADA improvements.
City staff keeps grant funding front and center in future plans.
Already a grant application for $475,000 has been submitted for
Emerson Road to cover road resurfacing and improvements as well
as drainage culvert headwall rehab. More road work applications are
planned for each year in our five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The
same is true for our Parks Department, which has grant applications
planned for golf cart path replacement and the irrigation system
replacement. We are fortunate to have a staff that understands the
value in planning and then follows through on those plans.
Please note, we have a Ward 2 Town Hall meeting scheduled for
Wednesday, June 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber at
City Hall. Snacks will be served. Hope to see you there with your
questions and comments. This will be a great opportunity to meet
our new council member, Ted Ruzicka, if you haven’t already done so.
All our best wishes for a wonderful summer!
Ellen Lawrence and Ted Ruzicka
Creve Coeur Mayor Elected Municipal League President
The Municipal League of Metro St. Louis elected Creve Coeur
Mayor Barry Glantz as president at their meeting on April 28, 2016.
Mayor Glantz will serve a one-year term.
Prior to his recent election, Mayor Glantz served on the Municipal
League’s 11-member Board since 2014, most recently serving as
finance chairman.
“I am honored and privileged to serve as the President of the
Municipal League of Metro St. Louis,” said Glantz. “The League has
a long history of advocacy on behalf of local governments in Metro
St. Louis. I look forward to working with the Board to continue
advocating at the local, state and federal level to improve the welfare
of our citizens and allow for more effective local government.”
The Municipal League is a nonprofit association of cities, villages and
county government representing over 90 percent of the population of
Metro St. Louis. They coordinate economic, transportation and other
matters of mutual interest to the region’s cities, towns and villages.
Ward 2 Town Hall Meeting
Wednesday, June 15, 7:00 p.m.
Creve Coeur Government Center
Council Chambers
300 N. New Ballas Road
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Proposed Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Continued from page 1
Capital Improvement Fund
The proposed budget is based on the five-year Capital Improvement
Plan adopted by the City Council on April 11. The half-cent capital
improvement sales tax is the major funding source, accounting for
approximately $2.075 million in projected FY17 revenues. The city
has been successful in obtaining over $823,764 in grant funding
for FY17 capital projects. Proposed Capital Improvement Fund
expenses include $4,118,149 for projects.
Municipal Enterprise Fund
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Where the Money Goes (All Funds)
Municipal Facilities
$117,500
Licenses & Permits
$906,450
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Capital Improvement ProjectsCha
$4,118,149
Public Utility Licenses
$6,238,000
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Municipal Enterprises
$1,005,644
Investment Interest
$1,518,128
Municipal Court
$1,000,000
The proposed FY17 budget is available online at www.creve-coeur.
org/budget. For questions or comments, please contact Mark
Perkins, City Administrator, or Dan Smith, Director of Finance at
(314) 872-2518. Citizens are encouraged to attend a public hearing
at the City Council meeting on Monday, June 13 at 7:00 p.m.
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General Property Tax
$699,000
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Other Revenues
$1,257,342
Employer Contributions
$1,275,000
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The Enterprise Fund includes operations and maintenance of
the golf course and ice arena. Overall, operating revenues are
projected to increase by 3.84 percent to $1,005,644. Operating
expenses for the Enterprise Fund are anticipated to increase by
3.26 percent to $1,023,679. The golf course has seen a decrease
in rounds played over the last decade—a trend consistent with
other golf courses in St. Louis and nationally. Efforts to encourage
play by offering discounted, online tee times during non-peak
times continue. The city has hired Walters Golf Management to
assist the city in improving the viability of the Golf Course. City
Council has also appointed a Golf Course Task Force to assist in
marketing and other efforts to improve the golf course’s financial
performance.
Intergovernmental Revenue
$8,912,625
Personnel
$11,755,805
Capital Outlay
$483,280
Operating Expenses
$6,508,766
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Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Public Hearing
Monday, June 13, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers, 300 N. New Ballas Road
Council Activities, from April 25 and May 9
• Ord. 5587 vacating the portion of Chameix Lane between lots
23 and 24 of Bellecour plat 4
• Ord. 5589 amending provisions of Chapter 160 of the Code of
Ordinances regarding attendance at City Council meetings by
video conference and other electronic means
• Ord. 5590 amending Title III of the Code of Ordinances,
Schedule III, Table III-A, to reflect a reduction in speed limit
from 45 miles per hour to 40 miles per hour for a segment of
Ladue Road between Interstate 270 and the western city limit
• Ord. 5591 adopting restatements of city defined
contribution plans
• Ord. 5592 amending provisions in section 405.470 of the
Zoning Ordinance regarding multi-family uses in the “CB”
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Core Business district to decrease the minimum dwelling
unit size and the average dwelling unit size, and to modify
vehicular parking requirements
Ord. 5593 amending a conditional use permit approved by
Ordinance Number 2240 to authorize renovation to the building
located at 11858 Olive Blvd. within the Plaza Motors Campus
for the Plaza BMW Dealership
Resolution 1219 authorizing the execution of an agreement for
professional investment advisory and retirement planning services
Resolution 1220 approving an amended agreement for legal
services of the City Attorney
Resolution 1221 authorizing the execution of a School Resource
Officer Program agreement with the Parkway School District
Follow the City of Creve Coeur on Twitter at @CreveCoeurMO and Facebook at www.facebook.com/CityofCreveCoeur!
Community Development Block Grant Meeting
The City of Creve Coeur will hold a public
hearing to discuss the allocation of $20,000
in Community Development Block Grant
funds, which will become available after
January 1, 2017. The public hearing will
begin at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, June 13, in
the Public Works Conference Room at 300
N. New Ballas Road.
sex, age, disability, familial status,
national origin, or political affiliation;
• A requirement for bidding in CDBG
activities that promotes employment
opportunities created by HUD
finding and that these opportunities
be afforded low-income community
residents and businesses.
To further its commitment to fair and
equitable treatment of all citizens, the City
of Creve Coeur has enacted the following:
If you would like information regarding
the above policies, or if you believe you
have been unlawfully discriminated against,
contact Sharon Stott, Assistant to the City
Administrator, 300 North New Ballas Road,
Creve Coeur, MO 63141 or (314) 8722516. If you are a person with a disability
or have special needs in order to participate
in this public hearing, please contact Sharon
Stott no later than June 10, 2016.
• A Fair Housing Ordinance prohibiting
unlawful discrimination against any
person because of race, sex, color, religion,
disability, familial status, or national origin;
• A Policy of Nondiscrimination on the
Basis of Disability in the admission of
access to, or employment in, its federally
assisted programs or activities;
• A Policy of Equal Opportunity to
Participate in Municipal Programs and
Services regardless of race, color, religion,
For more information, contact Matt
Wohlberg, City Engineer, at (314) 442-2084
or [email protected].
Comprehensive Plan
Public Workshop
Monday, June 6, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Multi-Purpose Room
300 N. New Ballas Road
As the Comprehensive Plan update
process nears completion, the city
is seeking feedback. The Planning
and Zoning Commission will host
a fifth and final public workshop on
Monday, June 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the
Multi-Purpose Room of the Creve
Coeur Government Center, 300 N.
New Ballas Road. H3 Studio, the
consulting firm hired to assist with
the Comprehensive Plan update, will
present a draft Comprehensive Plan to
the community for review.
For more information, visit www.
creve-coeur.org/compplan or
contact Jason Jaggi, Director of
Community Development, at jjaggi@
crevecoeurmo.gov or (314) 872-2504.
Police Department Providing Online Purchase Exchange Location
websites like Craigslist, rather than meeting with that stranger in an
unprotected location to make the exchange. The police department
parking lot, which is located at the rear entrance of the Government
Center, 300 N. New Ballas Road, is monitored by two cameras.
Transactions may be completed on the Police Department parking
lot or in the Police lobby between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00
p.m., seven days a week. The exchange location may not be used for
transactions involving large, cumbersome household items, appliances
or landscape care equipment; contraband, stolen property or other
illegal items; or firearms or explosive material. The police department
will not facilitate or otherwise be involved with transactions.
The Creve Coeur Police Department would like to remind residents
to be safe when making online person-to-person purchases. Sites like
Craigslist or apps such as LetGo, Wallapop, OfferUp and Close5
serve as convenient platforms for users to connect with other locals
who may be looking to buy or sell an item. But convenience can
sometimes come at a risk. These sites and apps have a low barrier of
entry making them an easy tool for criminals targeting people with
cash. Although the Creve Coeur Police Department has had very
few reports of incidents resulting from online purchase exchanges,
there have been many cases nationwide.
In addition to using the exchange location, the Creve Coeur Police
Department has several other suggestions for residents making
transactions locally:
To help make these exchanges safer, the Creve Coeur Police
Department has created a marked space in the department’s
parking lot where people can exchange purchases made online from
For more information on the exchange location, visit www.creve-coeur.
org/exchange or contact Officer Doug Manninger, Crime Prevention
Officer, at [email protected] or (314) 442-2075.
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Insist on a public meeting place; do not meet in a secluded location
Do not invite strangers into your home, and do not go to theirs
Be especially careful when buying/selling high-value items
Have a friend accompany you
Take your cell phone
If it sounds too good to be true, it normally is
Follow the Creve Coeur Police Department on Twitter at @CreveCoeurPD and Facebook at www.facebook.com/CreveCoeurPolice!
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PROGRAMS & EVENTS
11400 Olde Cabin Road unless otherwise noted
Registration for all Creve Coeur Parks and Recreation programs
is due one week prior to the program’s start date unless otherwise
noted. Register online at www.creve-coeur.org/recreation.
ART CLASSES, 300 N. New Ballas Road
Children’s Watercolor Class
Taught by local artist, Barbara McCormack, in this class, children
will be encouraged to experiment with watercolor paints. They
will learn basic techniques such as wet-on-wet painting, crayon
resist painting, and salt, sponge and saran wrap texturing.
Children will be inspired to paint from various themes such as
fantasy castles, field of butterflies, creatures under the ocean and
more! Students will be responsible for their own supplies.
Children entering grades 3-6; $45 resident/$55 non-resident
Saturdays, July 9-30, 10:00A-12:00P
Community Center, Meeting Room 2
ICE ARENA
Learn to Skate Group Lessons
The Creve Coeur Figure Skating Academy is a Learn to Skate
program using U.S. Figure Skating curriculum. Whether you want
to learn to skate or improve your skills, our 30 minutes-per-week
lessons are designed with you in mind. The Creve Coeur Skating
Academy offers a chance to cool down this summer while learning
the fundamentals of skating! Classes are limited and fill quickly.
Registration opens July 9.
Ages 4-adult; Next session begins August 13
Saturdays, 11:00A, 11:30A, 12:00P, or 12:30P
$100 per student/$95 each additional immediate family member
Have Your Birthday Party at the Ice Arena!
Are you looking for a cool way to celebrate your birthday? Let Creve
Coeur Ice Arena host your party! Party packages are available for
parties from 10 to 100 kids and include admission, skate rental, cake,
drinks and table goods in our private party room.
First 10 children $140 resident/$160 non-resident
Additional children $7 per resident/$8 per non-resident
TENNIS (314) 432-3961 • $60 per session
Tuesdays at Lake School Park
Wednesdays at Beirne Park
581 Coeur de Ville Road
10630 Country View Drive
Ages 4-6
Ages 7-10
Ages 11-15
Adult (16+)
3:45-4:30P
4:30-5:30P
5:30-6:30P
6:30-7:30P
Ages 5-8
Ages 9-13
Ages 13+
Session III
Session III
June 7-28
July 5-26
Session IV
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4:30-5:30P
5:30-6:30P
6:30-7:30P
June 8-29
Session IV July 6-27
SUMMER CAMPS
11400 Olde Cabin Road, unless otherwise noted
Preregistration required. Register by calling (314) 432-3961.
Mad Science Camp - Red Hot Robots
Join us for a week of fun with amazing robots! Learn about
the uses of robots in our world and spend time experimenting
with super cool red-hot robots. Experiment with sound sensing
robots, line-tracking robots, and more! Discover the science of
circuits and how robots use sensors to explore things around
them. Use your skills to build your very own working robot to
take home with you!
For students entering grades 2 to 5
June 13-17, 9:00A-3:00P
$260 per camper
British Soccer Summer 2016
Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer
camp in the country based upon one of the most innovative
approaches to coaching youth soccer in the U.S. and Canada.
Our experienced staff study the game at all levels and we have
identified the key techniques and skills that your players need to
work on and master to reach their true potential. With programs
for each age, the curriculums include a variety of foot skills,
technical drills, tactical practices, freestyle soccer, small-sided
games, coached scrimmages, and a mini tournament play.
June 13-17
Ages 3-4: 9:00-10:00A, $87 per student
Ages 5-6: 10:30A-12:00P, $114 per student
Ages 7-14: 9:00A-12:00P, $143 per student
Register at www.challengersports.com
Junior Golf Camps
Campers learn golf fundamentals as well as etiquette and rules of
the game. Campers must have their own clubs (iron, wedge and
putter). Camp curriculum includes: Chipping & Putting on Day
1, Driving & Approach on Day 2, 3 holes of play with lunch on
Day 3. For more information or to register, call (314) 432-1806.
Ages 7-12; 9:30-11:30A
June 22-24 or July 20-22
$70 resident/$80 non-resident
Abra Kid Abra Magic Camp- Mind Reading &
Other Cool Tricks
Read a spectator’s mind! Defy gravity! Cause a selected card to appear
in Chicago! These are just a few of the tricks your child will learn in
Abra-Kid-Abra’s new Mind Reading and Other Cool Tricks Camp!
They will get their own magic box and new tricks to put in it daily.
Students will twist animal balloons, learn comedy magic skills and
discover fun tricks they can pull on their friends! Camp culminates
with students putting on a show for their families. Goals are to
develop presentation skills, build confidence, and have fun!
Ages 6-12, July 18-22, 9:00A-3:00P
$205 per camper
Follow the Recreation Department on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CreveCoeurParks
and the Creve Coeur Golf Course at www.facebook.com/GolfCreveCoeur!
Saturday, June 4, 8:00 a.m.
Creve Coeur Government Center
300 N. New Ballas Road
www.creve-coeur.org/run
(314) 432-3961
DOG TRAINING CLASSES
300 N. New Ballas Road
Orientation is required for all classes.
Saturday, September 10, 10:00-11:30A
Family Dog Manners 1
This class uses fun methods to provide basic training for the
family dog including skills such as sit, down, stay, come,
wait, drop it, and loose leash walking. The class will address
common problems such as house training, jumping and selfcontrol. Includes orientation plus 6 classes.
For dogs 4 months and older; Saturdays, 10:00-10:45A
June 18-July 30 (no class July 2) or September 17-October 22
$150 per resident dog/$160 per non-resident dog
Fun Scent Games by DogNostics
Harness your dog’s natural scenting ability for fun. This group
class uses games to teach dogs to locate hidden objects using
only their noses and then tell their handlers they’ve found the
prize. Scent games are a great bonding experience for dogs
and their handlers and are a great form of mental exercise and
rainy day games. No training experience necessary. Includes
orientation plus 6 classes.
For dogs 4 months and older; Saturdays, 11:00-11:45A
June 18-July 30 (no class July 2) or September 17-October 22
$140 per resident dog/$150 per non-resident dog
Planning Updates as of May 15
The following application is scheduled for review by the Planning and Zoning
Commission on Monday, June 20. First readings by City Council could take
place on June 27 with possible final passages on July 11.
PUBLIC HEARING: Pizza World - Conditional Use Permit
Location: 12305 Olive Blvd.
Description: Mary Gabriel of Maradian Inc., has submitted for a new
conditional use permit for a new restaurant, Pizza World, offering
dine-in, carryout, and delivery service, to be located at 12305 Olive
Blvd. within the Woodcrest Shopping Center.
All public hearings occur at the Government Center, 300 N. New
Ballas Road. The Planning and Zoning Commission meetings begin
at 6:30 p.m.; City Council meetings at 7:00 p.m., both in the Council
Chambers. Additional information is available at the Government
Center, Planning Division offices, or by contacting Whitney Kelly, City
Planner, at (314) 872-2501 or [email protected].
Upcoming Events at the Creve Coeur Farmers Market
The Creve Coeur Summer Farmers Market is in full swing. Join us
every Saturday through October 14 from 8:00 a.m. to noon at the
Westgate Shopping Center, 12320 Olive Blvd. Shop the market
for locally produced meats, dairy, vegetables and fruits along with
crafts, jewelry, art and home decor and more!
Doggy Day at the Market, Saturday, June 4
Bring along your favorite furry friend on Saturday, June 4 for
Doggy Day! Get a giveaway from Treats Unleashed or shop
their Treat Truck mobile store for additional items. The Saint
Louis County Department of Public Health Vector Control and
Veterinary Services will also have dogs available
for adoption!
Book Signing and Free PiYo Class, Saturday, June 11
Join us on Saturday, June 11 for a book signing with local artist
Angela B. Lamb. Her book, “Superhero Healthy Henry Discovers
Planet Earth,” teaches children how to take care of their bodies and
make healthy habits. Take steps to make yourself healthy as well by
attending the free PiYo class. PiYo combines the muscle-sculpting
benefits of pilates with the strength and flexibility advantages of
yoga for a great full-body workout. For more information, visit the
Creve Coeur booth at the market or call (314) 629-2765.
Big Trucks and Knitting Guild Demonstrations
Saturday, June 18
Mark your calendars for Big Truck Day, Saturday, June 18. View
a front loader and a backhoe up close and get a picture with your
favorite vehicles! Don’t know your garter stitch from your rib stitch?
Or are you an experienced knitter looking for new inspiration?
Be sure to check out the knitting demonstrations offered by the
Knitting Guild from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
Exciting events are planned throughout the summer. For the
latest information, visit www.creve-coeur.org/market or like
the Farmers Market on Facebook at www.facebook.com/
CreveCoeurMarket.
Follow the Creve Coeur Farmers Market on Twitter at @ccmofarms and Facebook at www.facebook.com/CreveCoeurMarket!
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June Calendar
1 Parks and Historic Preservation Committee
11400 Olde Cabin Road
5:15P
2 Coffee with the Mayor
7:30A
6 Planning & Zoning Commission
6:30P
7 Finance Committee
5:30P
8 Horticulture, Ecology & Beautification Committee
Citywide Beautification Awards Tour
Stormwater Committee
8:00A
5:30P
13 City Council Work Session
City Council Meeting
6:00P
7:00P
14 Energy & Environment Committee
5:30P
15 Ward II Town Hall Meeting
7:00P
16 Economic Development Committee
Board of Adjustment
8:00A
4:00P
20 Planning & Zoning Commission
6:30P
21 Golf Task Force
4:30P
22 Arts Committee
6:30P
27 City Council Work Session
City Council Meeting
6:00P
7:00P
July Calendar
4 CITY OFFICES CLOSED - Independence Day
5 Planning & Zoning Commission
6:30P
6 Parks and Historic Preservation Committee
11400 Olde Cabin Road
5:15P
7 Coffee with the Mayor
7:30A
All meetings are held at the Creve Coeur Government Center,
300 N. New Ballas Road, unless otherwise specified.
Valet Trash Fees to Begin July 1
Beginning July 1, residents with valet (rear-yard) trash service will see a
$7.80 per month fee. Republic Services, the city’s solid waste contractor,
will mail the first quarterly bill on June 15.
As part of the new trash contract, which began on July 1, 2015, base service
for trash collection is curbside pickup, however upgrades are available for valet
trash service. The city paid the entire upgrade cost for valet service for the first
year of the contract. During the second year of service, which will begin July
1, 2016, the city will pay 50 percent of the upgrade fee. In the third year and
thereafter, residents will be responsible for the full cost of valet service.
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Residents may change their service to curbside collection by contacting
Republic Services at (636) 947-5959 by June 30. A one-time cart delivery
fee of $15 will be charged, and carts are available in three sizes: 48-gallon,
65-gallon and 95-gallon. Special valet service for disabled residents is
available. For more information on the city’s trash and recycling services, visit
www.creve-coeur.org/trash or contact Republic Services at (636) 947-5959.
50th Annual Creve Coeur Days
Festival June 23 - 26
Get ready for four days of family fun! The 50th Annual Creve
Coeur Days will take place from Thursday, June 23, through
Sunday, June 26, at De Smet Jesuit High School, 233 N. New
Ballas Road. This family-friendly event features a carnival
midway, a variety of refreshment options and live entertainment.
A parade is scheduled for June 26 at 1:00 p.m. along New Ballas
Road. This year we are pleased to welcome Fredbird, as our
Grand Marshall.
Carnival Midway Hours:
Thursday, June 23: 6:00-10:00 p.m.
Friday, June 24: 6:00-11:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 25: Noon-11:00 p.m.
Sunday, June 26: Noon-6:00 p.m.
Creve Coeur Days is sponsored by the Creve Coeur Days
Board, a non-profit organization raising money for local
charities. This community festival is not affiliated with the City
of Creve Coeur. For more information or to volunteer, please
visit www.crevecoeurdays.com.