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So far, a big rush of readers have have shown their interests today concerning the article about the Novack brothers opposition to the purchase of a building in the Olivette Executive Parkway as part of Proposition "S" next Tuesday. Read what the brothers have to say here. Take the Patch readers' poll on this subject. Tell us if you are going to vote yes or no on next week's $9 million dollar referendum. Then leave us a comment in the comments section. Remember all votes are anonymous. We want to find out which direction this vote is headed. It will take a four seventh approval (57 percent of the voters) to get this done. Tomorrow, we will look at what Olivette residents think about Prop "P" for Parks and the upgrades planned at Warson …
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Parks and Recreation Director Jeff Wade explains why the funds are needed.
PROPOSITION “P” AUGUST 7, 2012 Proposition “P” is a referendum election that will be held in the City of Olivette on August 7. Proposition “P” asks Olivette voters to approve City bonds to acquire property and develop a modern athletic complex and other recreation amenities at Warson Park for the enjoyment of Olivette residents and visitors.. Passage of Proposition “P” will allow the City to develop six baseball, softball and soccer fields, pavilion, concession stand and restrooms, enhanced walking paths, tennis courts, expanded playgrounds, upgraded walking paths, and expanded and improved parking at Warson Park. Included in the proposed scope of work under Proposition “P” is the demolition of the Olivette Community Center due to its age…
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Chief John Bailot explains how the department outgrew its space years ago.
On Aug. 7, residents in the City of Olivette will vote on two propositions to authorize city bonds to acquire and build new public safety and parks and recreation facilities in the City. Proposition “S” authorizes nearly $9.4 million of City of Olivette General Obligation bonds to relocate the City Hall and Police Station and to build a new fire station in the current City Hall location. The primary focus of this proposition is improving public safety facilities and capacity for Olivette residents and businesses. Proposition “P” authorizes $3 million of City of Olivette General Obligation bonds to redevelop and rebuild Warson Park for a comprehensive outdoor athletic and recreation complex. The two bond referendums are separate from …
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Cornet of Horse
10:24 am on Monday, August 6, 2012
I have no idea of incorrect behavior is going on, just a belief that the County-wide balkanization of police/fire is inefficient and way out-of-date. Balkanization has led to abuses in many municipalities. Oversight might be easier if it was centralized. More efficient in terms of time/talent/treasure, too. Olivette as a stand alone entity is an outdated construct. It was put together from … more ›