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April 7, 2025 — Meeting Minutes

This document is the minutes of the City of Clayton City Plan Commission/Architectural Review Board meeting held April 7, 2025. It records attendance, approval of the prior meeting minutes, and consideration of several agenda items including restaurant conditional use permits for 33 North Central Avenue (Nettie’s Pizza) and 46 North Central Avenue (Sushi AI), design review for a new single-family home at 7632 Westmoreland Avenue, and a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at the same address. Actions recorded include unanimous recommendations/approvals for the two restaurant CUPs, a tied vote (three in favor, three opposed) on the single-family home design condition about a wood-textured trash enclosure, and a unanimous motion to continue the accessory dwelling unit item; the meeting adjourned at 9:05 p.m.
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3. The applicant shall contribute to the city forestry fund compensatory with the requirements of Section

405.4110.C.2.A. Tony Camacho, Applicant, was present on behalf of the project. PC-ARB discussed the project with the applicant. Public comments were heard. Bridget McAndrew made a motion to continue the item to an unspecified meeting date. Helen DiFate seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.

8. 515 South Central Avenue – Architectural Review – New Single-Family Home (02:16:09) Consideration of a request by Tony Camacho, Applicant, on behalf of David Chan, Owner, for review of design and materials associated with a new single-family home.

Ryan Helle provided a summary of the staff report with a recommendation to approve with the condition that the concrete paving matches the city standard pour of Meramec sand and gravel. Tony Camacho, Applicant, was present on behalf of the project. PC-ARB discussed the project with the applicant. Public comments were heard. Bridget McAndrew made a motion to continue the item to an unspecified meeting date. Helen DiFate seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.

9. 121 Topton Way – Site Plan Review– New Single-Family (02:47:28) Consideration of a request by Linda Clark, Applicant, on behalf of 121 Topton Way LLC, Owner, for Site Plan Review of a new single-family home.

Ryan Helle provided a summary of the staff report with a recommendation to approve with the following conditions:

report must assess the performance of the proposed drywell based on the anticipated impact of a 15-year, 20- minute storm event. Should the results indicate that the proposed drywell is insufficient to accommodate the stormwater runoff generated by this event, the applicant shall be required to upsize the drywell accordingly to ensure adequate performance and compliance with applicable stormwater management standards.

restriction noting the location and maintenance requirements of the dry-well system and shall submit proof of the recording prior to issuance of a Building Permit.

report must assess the performance of the proposed drywell based on the anticipated impact of a 15-year, 20- minute storm event. Should the results indicate that the proposed drywell is insufficient to accommodate the stormwater runoff generated by this event, the applicant shall be required to upsize the drywell accordingly to ensure adequate performance and compliance with applicable stormwater management standards.

noting the location and maintenance requirements of the dry-well system and shall submit proof of the recording prior to issuance of a Building Permit. Mike Thompson, Architect, was present on behalf of the project. PC-ARB discussed the proposal with the project representatives. Bridget McAndrew made a motion to approve with the following conditions

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