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Clayton City Council — October 13: CenturyLink fiber deal renewed, Halloween lighting authorized, Citadel Prime approved

All seven members present as council renewed a CenturyLink fiber deal, authorized Halloween lighting for storm-darkened streets, and permitted Citadel Prime.

Clayton Board of Education — October 7: Bond sale authorized, Fontbonne campus agreements approved, and $147,800 play surface contract awarded

The board authorized Prop O bond sales after earning a AAA rating, approved two Fontbonne campus deals, and contracted for a Captain Elementary play surface.

Clayton Plan Commission — October 5: R7 district rezoned to M3, zoning text amendment forwarded to council

The commission recommended two major zoning changes to the City Council and continued two applications, with one member absent.

Clayton Board of Education — September 23: tax rates cut, $95 million bond process launched, and SSD partnership reviewed

The board approved a voluntary residential tax rollback, authorized the first step toward issuing Prop O bonds, and heard a detailed update on the district's special-education partnership with SSD.

Clayton City Council — September 22: firefighter contract, Flock LPR debate, and FY2027 budget all approved

The full seven-member council adopted a new three-year firefighter union contract and the FY2027 budget, then held an extended public debate over the city's Flock license-plate-reader system.

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 City Council — September 8: FY2027 budget on first reading as city projects a $1 million structural deficit

The council gave first readings to the FY2027 budget and 2026 tax levy, approved public art for the Vivian Apartments, and tabled a website contract for further cost analysis.

Clayton Board of Adjustment — September 3: Deck Setback Variance Approved, Concrete Pad Variance Denied

The board met with only four members present, requiring unanimous votes on both applications; one passed, one failed.

Clayton City Council and Board of Education — September 2: Prop O budget faces construction-market pressure; board approves curriculum changes and St. Louis Community College MOU

The board heard that data-center construction is straining the Prop O budget, then approved curriculum changes and a dual-enrollment MOU.

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.