Lake Saint Louis to Discuss New Sales Tax, Clarify Campaign Sign Regulations

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen will continue a discussion about putting a new capital improvement sales tax on the August ballot.

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The board's usual Monday meeting was moved to Tuesday because of the Presidents Day holiday. At 5:30, the board holds a public work session for its administration and finance committees.

On the agenda for discussion are the proposed tax, street capital improvement projects and the mid-year budget.

At 7 p.m., the board meets for its regular meeting. The board will:

• Hear a second reading and vote on an ordinance about property owners' responsibility in maintaining yard areas on right-of-ways that are adjacent to their property.
• Authorize an auction for surplus parks property.
• Authorize a renewal agreement with the St. Charles County Regional Drug Task Force.
• Vote to award a bid to Karrenbrock Construction, Inc. for the Freymuth Road Sidewalk Project.
• Clarify the city’s regulations on the use of political campaign signs in residential areas.
• Consider an ordinance about full color electronic message boards for churches, schools, non-profit and not-for-profit organizations.
• Vote on a resolution to destroy "certain records that no longer have any value and have exceeded their retention requirement."