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Planning & Design

Coverage of Clayton's Plan Commission and Architectural Review Board — zoning, site plans, and design review, sourced to the public record.

Clayton Plan Commission — September 14: Residential UDC public hearing opened, Café Napoli outdoor installation approved, Brentmoor Park demolition cleared

A lengthy meeting ended with the residential zoning overhaul continued to October 5, while two Brentmoor Park applications and a long-running Forsyth Boulevard case were resolved.

Clayton Plan Commission — August 31: Bar CUP forwarded to City Council, Café Napoli pergola continued, ribbon driveway approved

The commission recommended a new bar at 7931 Forsyth, continued the long-running Café Napoli code case, and approved an as-built ribbon driveway at 7507 Westmoreland, with one member absent.

Clayton Plan Commission — August 17: Café Napoli wall continued again, bank CUP forwarded to Council, and five other items decided

The commission continued the Forsyth Boulevard screen wall for a third time, approved a pool-house CUP at 6349 Ellenwood, and acted on five additional applications.

Clayton Plan Commission — August 3: Concordia Seminary housing approved with conditions; Café Napoli screening continued

The commission conditionally approved Concordia Seminary's Phase 1 site plan and continued the unpermitted Café Napoli screening to a future date.

Clayton Plan Commission — July 20: Gelateria CUP approved, Bemiston facade tabled, sign sub-district rejected, and UDC rewrite previewed

Gelateria wins CUP, Bemiston turf debate forces a table, and staff previews Clayton's residential zoning overhaul.

Clayton Plan Commission — July 6: Sterling Bank headquarters site plan continued; two Clayshire additions decided

The commission continued all four applications for a proposed Sterling Bank headquarters at 48 South Bemiston, while approving two residential addition reviews in the Clayshire district.

Clayton Plan Commission — June 15: A high-school CTE addition advances, and a sign goes back to the drawing board

The Plan Commission recommended a Clayton High School CTE addition and removed a 507 Hanley sign overlay; sitting as the ARB, it sent the building's new sign back for a redesign.

Clayton ARB — June 1: A Brighton Way addition clears review after a siding swap

The board approved a residential addition at 221 Brighton Way, held over from May 18, after the owner swapped vinyl for cement fiber siding to meet Clayton Gardens design rules.

Clayton ARB — May 18: A Brighton Way addition goes back over vinyl, and a Francis Place sign is declined

The board sent a 221 Brighton Way addition back for a non-vinyl redesign and declined a 950 Francis Place wall sign it read as advertising rather than wayfinding.

Clayton ARB — May 4: A highway-facing sign at 121 Hunter runs into the city's wayfinding rule

The board declined a highway-facing sign for Impact Strategies at 121 Hunter Avenue, agreeing with staff it's advertising — not the wayfinding Clayton's sign code allows.