Conditional Use Hearings

Information about conditional use hearings including appeals, meetings, agendas.

There are a number of uses that present unique problems with respect to their location and relationship with potential surrounding land uses. These uses are not allowed in a particular zoning district by right. However, they may be made compatible as appropriate by attaching certain conditions to their development. This is accomplished through the conditional use hearing process.

The Zoning Section conducts conditional use hearings and makes recommendations to the Board of Public Service after hearing all testimony. The Board of Public Service issues the final decisions on conditional use permits.

Appeals

The outcome of a Conditional Use hearing can be appealed to the Board of Adjustment. The Board of Adjustment hears appeals for any person aggrieved by any officer, department, board or bureau of the City affected by any decision of the Building Commissioner or the Board of Public Service. Board of Adjustment decisions are binding by law and may be appealed only to the Circuit Court.

The fee to appeal to the Board of Adjustment can be found on the Fee Schedule within the City of St. Louis Zoning Ordinance.

Meetings

Meetings may be held virtually or in person depending on the date. PLEASE CHECK YOUR HEARING'S AGENDA FOR DETAILS.

Virtual Hearings:

Thursdays at 8:30 am using the Zoom virtual meeting platform.

Hearings dates or meetings are subject to change. These changes are published on this website, in the City Journal, on the physical site, and posted in the Office of the Building Commissioner. Notification is sent to applicants and City officials. For more information, contact the Board's Secretary:

Nicki Vitale
Conditional Use Hearing Secretary and Administrative Assistant
(314) 622-3666
email: vitalen@stlouis-mo.gov