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 Yes, you must see Pasadena Hills. View the picture “beyond the big gateway", the most beautiful subdivision in the environs of St. Louis County.
The natural beauty of Pasadena Hills has been retained and the grounds so arranged that 15 percent of the total acreage is devoted to open ravines and park areas... shared by all neighbors for recreational purposes and community events.
The flowers and landscaping are a reflection of the pride the community takes in preserving this historic place. Neighborhood organizations such as the Garden Club and Flowers in the Hills have made it their calling to preserve the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
The Pasadena Hills Historic District Commission helped the City achieve it's historic district status in the State of Missouri, preserving the unique and beautiful architecture of this one of a kind community.
Today, Pasadena Hills is one of the oldest and most established neighborhoods in St. Louis County. Only minutes from Downtown, the Airport, Forest Park, the St. Louis Zoo, the Jewel Box, the Muny Theater, University of Missouri– St. Louis, Busch Stadium, Edward Jones Dome, plus many other points of interest…
Pasadena Hills may be the most ideally located neighborhood in all of St. Louis.
2011 HOLIDAY NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE ON-LINE.
Click here to view.
PASADENA HILLS BLOCK PARTY
Our September 17th neighborhood block party, chaired by Marie Penkake, manned by a long and strong list of neighborhood volunteers, and supported by an equally impressive list of prize and in-kind food and giveaway sponsors hit a home run with literally hundreds of Pasadena Hills and Pasadena Park residents.
Click here for more information about this great event and a gallery of photos.
POND AERATOR
At the last meeting, the Board approved the purchase of a replacement aerator to be ordered by MPR ASAP.
According to Jeff Blume, MPR has ordered a new aerator and expected delivery will be at the end of this week. As soon as the aerator is received we will have a firm installation date late next week.
Due to the extreme hot weather conditions and shallow water level of the pond the algae level has increased greatly. Once the aerator is installed the growth of algae should diminish significantly. The water in the pond has to circulate from an aerator or fountain to prevent the growth of algae in the summer months.
We'll give the aerater a limited amount of time to have an effect on the algae growth and then assess cost effective next steps.
Thanks for your patience,
Susan Press
PROJECT ACTIVITY
Information on the land-use plan and the roadway plans were displayed at the Normandy Branch of the St. Louis County Library for public comment. We received many supportive comments on the plan, as well as constructive comments of the roadway design. The comments were incorporated into the plans. Based on comments that were received for the conceptual roadway design, preliminary design plans were prepared and submitted to the Missouri Department of Transportation on September 30, 2010. The plan comments have been incorporated into the plan documents. The roadway plans will reconstruct Natural Bridge Road from west of West Drive, to Lucas and Hunt Road. Planning report documents are being reviewed by the Natural Bridge Advisory Committee.
Here is the out put of the proposed land-use and roadway plans:
To learn more about the project schedule, projected costs and other infomation, please click here.
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