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Arnold City Council Approves Permits for New Restaurants and Outlets

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The Arnold City Council made several notable decisions, including approving permits for two restaurants in Richardson Square Plat 3. Pizza Hut and Taco Bell will be constructed on approximately 1.5 acres at the northwest corner of Richardson Road and Richardson Square Drive, serving non-intoxicating liquor, and benefiting from sanitary-sewer service provided by the Rock Creek Sewer District and storm water management through a detention basin. These new outlets will join existing businesses in the area, including an automotive service center and a convenience store. The council also voted to purchase new police vehicles and a Public Works truck, and agreed to a contract with REJIS for a technology assessment.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Arnold City Council approved permits for two new restaurants, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, in Richardson Square Plat 3, with construction to take place on approximately 1.5 acres.
  • The properties will receive sanitary-sewer service from the Rock Creek Sewer District and storm water management through a detention basin.
  • Pizza Hut will serve 3.2 beer, which is classified as non-intoxicating liquor, exempting it from the petition approval process.
  • The council approved a permit for an automotive service center on about two acres near Jeffco Boulevard and Telegraph Road, adjacent to an Amoco and McDonald's.
  • Three new police cars will be purchased from Reuther Ford of Arnold for a total of $68,262, including extended warranties.
  • A pickup truck for the Public Works Department will be supplied by Reuther Ford for $13,996.25.
  • A contract was agreed upon with REJIS for a technology assessment at a cost of $6,500.
  • A new ordinance bans parking on both sides of Arlene Drive from the Outer Road to Anna Drive, expanding a previous restriction that only prohibited parking on the north side.

Statistics:

  • The paved area for the two restaurants will cover approximately 1.5 acres of land.
  • The total cost of the three new police cars is $68,262, including extended warranties.
  • The cost of the Public Works truck is $13,996.25.
  • The city agreed to pay $6,500 for REJIS's technology assessment.
  • The new ordinance restricts parking on both sides of Arlene Drive from the Outer Road to Anna Drive.

Sources:

  • Lemay Bank (property owner of Richardson Square Plat 3)
  • The Rock Creek Sewer District (sanitary-sewer service provider)
  • REJIS (organization providing local governments with advice on technology)
  • Reuther Ford of Arnold (vendor of the new police cars and Public Works truck)
  • The Arnold City Council (author of the new ordinance restricting parking on Arlene Drive)

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