Politics & Government
Proposed Florissant Walmart CID Being Withdrawn
With Walmart having another public hearing, the development looks to withdraw petition for overlay sales tax district.
Walmart will be a showcase in the Florissant City Council public hearings Monday night, but with a few project changes for the council and public to consider.
Jeff Otto and Alan Bornstein of THF Realty will present the new plans and drawings for the proposed Walmart development.
But according to the council’s agenda, , which would help pay for project costs through a 1 percent overlay sales tax, is being withdrawn before the bills’ first readings.
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In a letter dated March 7, St. Louis Bank representative Stephen Hawl (Hawk) wrote a letter to City Clerk Karen Goodwin to withdraw the petition for the CID.
St. Louis Bank representative Stephen Hawl wrote a letter to City Clerk Karen Goodwin, dated March 7, withdrawing its petition for the Sunswept CID.
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During the public hearing for the CID in February, several residents spoke out against the proposed CID.
For the full City Council agenda, check out the city’s website.
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