The completion of the renovations, including the resurfacing the park’s roadway, is slated for late 2019.

The O'Fallon City Council approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of 11 new Ford Interceptor Utility Police Pursuit Vehicles [PPV] from Lou Fusz Ford for a total of $382,239.

O'Fallon City Council approved legislation to increase the total number of apartments within the upcoming Altair at the Preserve development to 333 units. A previous plan for the development listed a proposed 319 units.

The O'Fallon City Council approved a bill establishing a formal process for residents wanting to request the installation of No Parking signs.

On March 14, the O’Fallon City Council gave final approval to a request by St. Louis-based developer Payne Family Homes for the rezoning of land along with an area plan for over 260 acres in order to build a new planned unit development [PUD] named the Streets of Caledonia.

At its March 20 meeting, the Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen approved multiple bills to move the city forward with four ongoing road projects, including adding new access to I-64 at Technology Drive, new access to Route 364 at Technology Drive and improvements to both North Hanley and Stump roads.

The O'Fallon City Council gave a first reading to a bill that would provide a set of proposed guidelines and restrictions pertaining to medical marijuana facilities in the city limits, while also addressing matters like cultivation and product testing. A second reading of the bill is scheduled for the next council meeting on March 28.

Registration officially opens at 8 a.m. on April 1 for O’Fallon’s popular Safety Town for kids ages 4 ½ through 6 ½. Parents and legal guardians can register children either in-person at the Renaud Center, 2650 Tri Sports Parkway, or online at ofallon.mo.us/PD/ofallon-safety-town.

At its March 14 meeting, the O'Fallon City Council heard first readings of two bills [7075 and 7076] and held a public hearing related to the rezoning of Archdiocese-owned land parcels near St. Dominic High, on Elaine Drive and West Terra Lane. The bills were co-sponsored by Ward 5 councilmembers Mike Pheney and Debbie Cook.

Drivers should be on the lookout for a reduction in the number of traffic lanes in the construction area along Mid Rivers Mall Drive at the Dardenne Creek Bridge just south of Cottleville Parkway. That shift is expected to begin March 27 barring no weather delays.