St. Charles City Council

The plan is the result of eight months of interviews, focus groups, planning sessions and surveys with residents, businesses, community partners, elected officials and employees.

The St. Charles City Council next month is set to amend the city’s liquor license rules to allow a cooking school to sell beer and wine.

St. Charles alderpersons on Monday began discussions on whether to increase the city’s home rule sales tax to generate more revenue for street funding and whether to increase utility rates through 2027 to keep up with the cost of operations, capital projects and debt service.

The St. Charles Council next month is poised to create a tax increment financing district to spur the redevelopment of the shuttered Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles.

The St. Charles City Council Tuesday night approved a planned use development preliminary plan for the expansion.

The St. Charles City Council is considering amending the city’s liquor license rules to allow a cooking school to sell beer and wine.

The city of St. Charles will soon have a new plan for its future.

Plans to expand First Street Plaza in downtown St. Charles continue to move forward, but the project could be scaled back if costs run too high.

The St. Charles City Council on Tuesday approved preliminary plans for the McKnight Oral Surgery Center, which will be located at the intersection of Foxfield Road and Courtyard Drive.

The St. Charles City Council on Tuesday approved a new liquor license classification to accommodate the new Pride gas station/Taco Urbano Café under construction at East Main Street and Kirk Road.

The new year is expected to bring new plans to redevelop the largely vacant Charlestowne Mall on the city’s east side.

The St. Charles City Council in the coming weeks is set to vote on whether to create a tax increment financing district to spur the redevelopment of the shuttered Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles.

Plans to expand First Street Plaza in downtown St. Charles continue to move forward.

St. Charles residents set to see a small increase in their city property taxes next year as a result of a proposed 3.4% increase to the city portion of the tax bill.

The St. Charles City Council is considering a new liquor license classification to accommodate the new Pride gas station/Taco Urbano Café under construction at East Main Street and Kirk Road.