Streets, Traffic and Refuse Committee
Board Bills Referred to Committee
Board Bills referred to this committee
Showing total board bills 25 record(s).
Board Bill Title
BB 10 5347 Nottingham Parking District
BB 13 Transfer of $5,000,000.00 from the Parking Meter Fund to the General Reserve Fund of the City of St. Louis Necessitated by COVID-19
BB 21 Ruggeri Place
BB 23 Appropriation for payment of the operating expenses, capital equipment and improvement expenses for the Parking Division
BB 24 Traffic Calming Policy
BB 43 Vacation of Leffingwell northwardly
BB 51 Designating the Parking Commissioner as chairperson of the Parking Commission
BB 68 Vacation of Publi Alley City Block 968 as bounded by Stoddard, Jefferson, Mills and Elliott
BB 69 Vacation of a Public Alley in City Block 941 as bounded by Dr. Martin Luther King, 19th, Delmar and 20th Streets
BB 73 Vendor Regulations
BB 88 Three-Way Stop Site at the intersection of Folsom Avenue and Klemm Street
BB 89 A Stop Site at the Intersection of McRee Avenue and Klemm Street
BB 91 Street and/or Alley Vacation
BB 113 Amending Section One of Ordinance 71210 dated July 24, 2020
BB 123 Closing of Maple Avenue at Kingshighway Boulevard
BB 124 Prohibiting Commercial Vehicles from travelling along CDBanks Avenue
BB 132 Proposals from Financial Institutions selected by the Treasurer
BB 133 Parking Revenue Bonds, Series 2020
BB 146 Small Wireless Facilities
BB 147 Closure of Vernon Ave. at Kingshighway Blvd.
BB 149 Prohibition on Commercial Vehicles Along West Park Avenue
BB 155 Residentail Speed Limit District 3rd Ward
BB 156 Alley Vacation for St. George, DeKalb, Louisa, and Second
BB 157 Street Vacation for 20th St
BB 161 Conditional Vacation of an East/West Alleymo.gov/government/departments/aldermen/about/index.cfm
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