City of Weldon Spring

Board of Aldermen · Partial ·

P&Z usually 1st Monday 7:30 PM; BOA usually 2nd Thursday 7:30 PM. City Hall 5401 Independence Rd. City Clerk (636) 441-2110. Website moved to weldonspring.gov.

Rezoning process

Steps

Application on P&Z form
Notice: newspaper 15-30 days; City Clerk mails owners within 185 ft
P&Z public hearing and recommendation (approve, approve with conditions, deny)
Board of Aldermen hearing and ordinance
Start improvements within 1 year or zoning reverts

Details

Code section

§§405.467-405.495 (Art. XIII)

Who may apply

Owner or attorney-in-fact; Board of Aldermen or P&Z (via City Planner) may also initiate

Fees

Fee as set by the city (amount not in Art. XIII)

Newspaper notice

15 days before hearing

Mailed notice radius

185 ft

Mailed notice

15 days before hearing

Final action

Board of Aldermen acts after the P&Z report, or after 60 days with no report; majority of the full Board required

Protest petition

30% of land within the change or within 185 ft requires 2/3 of all Aldermen (§405.495(A)(2))

Notes

Newspaper notice runs 15 to 30 days before the P&Z hearing; City Clerk mails owners within 185 ft at least 15 days before. Rezonings revert: if a developer gets a rezoning but does not start improvements or uses within 1 year of Board approval, zoning reverts to the original (§405.040(C)); P&Z may recommend and the Board grant one extension of up to 1 year. No submittal deadlines online.

Application items

Application on the form prescribed by P&Z
Legal description
Parcel map from the County Assessor
Proof of ownership
List of owners within 185 ft
3.5 x 5 in. location map
Fee as set by the city
If filed by an attorney: owner name and mailing address

Source: https://www.zoneomics.com/code/weldon-spring-MO/chapter_14 · verified Mon, Oct 12, 2026

Zoning districts

District	Min lot	Width	Front / side / rear	Height	Density	Notes
AG Agricultural	5 ac	250 ft	50 / 40 / 50 ft	35 ft	0.2 du/ac	10-acre minimum district for conventional subdivisions. Conservation subdivisions: 60% green space, 100 ft between dwellings, one outbuilding up to 1,000 sf. Homes may reach 45 ft with Architectural Review Commission and Board approval. Stables and kennels 75 ft from lot lines. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
RS-3 Single-Family Residential (3 ac)	3 ac	250 ft	50 / 40 / 50 ft	35 ft	0.33 du/ac	10-acre minimum district for conventional subdivisions. Conservation subdivisions: 50% green space, 75 ft between dwellings, one outbuilding up to 1,000 sf. Homes may reach 45 ft with Architectural Review Commission and Board approval. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
RS-2 Single-Family Residential (80,000 sf)	80,000 sf	200 ft	40 / 40 / 40 ft	35 ft	0.54 du/ac	10-acre minimum district for conventional subdivisions. Conservation subdivisions: 40% green space, 50 ft between dwellings, one outbuilding up to 1,000 sf. Homes may reach 40 ft with Architectural Review Commission and Board approval. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
RS-1 Single-Family Residential (40,000 sf)	40,000 sf	150 ft	35 / 20 / 35 ft	35 ft	1.09 du/ac	10-acre minimum district for conventional subdivisions. Conservation subdivisions: 30% green space, 35 ft between dwellings, one outbuilding up to 1,000 sf. Taller homes need Architectural Review Commission and Board approval. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
RS-1/2 Single-Family Residential (20,000 sf)	20,000 sf	100 ft	25 / 15 / 25 ft	35 ft	2.18 du/ac	10-acre minimum district for conventional subdivisions. Conservation subdivisions: 20% green space, 25 ft between dwellings, one outbuilding up to 1,000 sf. 35 ft or 2.5 stories. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
PR Planned Residential	20,000 sf	100 ft	25 / 15 / 25 ft	35 ft	12 du/ac	Guidelines; P&Z and Board set bulk per site. 10-acre district. Density per Comprehensive Plan, max 12 du/ac, and within 200 ft of the line no more than 150% of the neighbor's density. Attached or cluster homes need 5 acres. Villas 1,200 sf (1,000 sf footprint). Up to 40 ft on 1-acre lots with 1 ft added yard per ft over 35. Front yard larger along major roads. Min dwelling 2,500 sf (2-2.5 story), 2,200 sf (1.5 story), 2,000 sf (1 story); 1,250 sf footprint.
SP Public/Semi-Public	40,000 sf	200 ft	50 / 50 / 50 ft	45 ft	—	45 ft or 3 stories. 10-acre district (5 acres combined contiguous tracts). 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
HTO High-Technology Office	20,000 sf	100 ft	50 / 20 / 50 ft	45 ft	—	45 ft or 3 stories; Board may approve 4 stories or 75 ft. 40-acre district unless contiguous to existing HTO. All operations and storage enclosed. 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
PC Planned Commercial	20,000 sf	100 ft	25 / 10 / 15 ft	45 ft	—	Guidelines; bulk set by the governing ordinance and site plan. 5-acre district. 45 ft or 3 stories unless the Board approves more. Villas, townhomes and multi-family by conditional use on 5+ acres, max 12 du/ac; multi-family limited to 20% of the development's coverage or floor area. 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
GC General Commercial	10,000 sf	100 ft	25 / 10 / 15 ft	45 ft	—	45 ft or 3 stories; Board may approve 4 stories or 75 ft. 5-acre district. 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
LI Light Industrial	20,000 sf	100 ft	25 / 10 / 15 ft	45 ft	—	45 ft or 3 stories. 5-acre district. Parking and storage yards hard surfaced. 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
MED Medical	20,000 sf	100 ft	50 / 20 / 50 ft	45 ft	—	45 ft or 3 stories. 20-acre district. Buildings set back 2 ft per ft of height from residential zoning. Helipads 50 ft from lot lines and 200 ft from residential. 25 ft buffer yard next to single-family use or zoning.
FP Floodplain (overlay)	—	—	—	—	—	Floodplain overlay; see §405.130-405.135 and the floodplain chapter.

Source: City of Weldon Spring zoning code (each district links to its section) · verified Mon, Oct 12, 2026

Upcoming dates

Date	What	Time	Notes
Mon, Nov 2, 2026	P&Z	7:30 PM		Edit
Thu, Nov 12, 2026	BOARD OF ALDERMEN	7:30 PM	Board of Aldermen meeting	Edit
Thu, Nov 26, 2026	BOARD OF ALDERMEN projected	7:30 PM	Board of Aldermen meeting. On the city calendar but falls on a holiday; confirm.	Edit
Mon, Dec 7, 2026	P&Z	7:30 PM		Edit
Thu, Dec 10, 2026	BOARD OF ALDERMEN	7:30 PM	Board of Aldermen meeting	Edit
Thu, Dec 24, 2026	BOARD OF ALDERMEN projected	7:30 PM	Board of Aldermen meeting. On the city calendar but falls on a holiday; confirm.	Edit

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People

Elected officials

Name	Title	Email	Phone	Term ends
Donald D. Licklider	Mayor (also sits on P&Z)	—	(636) 441-2110 x101	—
Anderson "Andy" Clutter	Alderman, Ward I	—	(314) 974-3556	—
Thomas "Tom" Yeager	Alderman, Ward I	—	(636) 734-1293	—
Janet Kolb	Alderman, Ward II	—	(636) 441-0200	—
Edwina Conley	Alderman, Ward II	—	(314) 308-3244	—
Phil Martiszus	Alderman, Ward III (Board liaison to P&Z)	—	(636) 388-3668	—
Margaret Culver	Alderman, Ward III	—	(636) 441-2110 x114	—

Planning & Zoning

Name	Title	Email	Phone	Term ends
John Eash	Chair	—	—	—
Courtney Cooper	Vice Chair	—	—	—
Bill Wagner	Commissioner	—	—	—
Damian Wood	Commissioner	—	—	—
Mike Foster	Commissioner	—	—	—
Mike Reiter	Commissioner	—	—	—
Tim Marstall	Commissioner	—	—	—
Tom Castrop	Commissioner	—	—	—
Tom Heyl	Commissioner	—	—	—

Staff

Name	Title	Email	Phone	Term ends
Don Stolberg	City Administrator	—	(636) 441-2110 x102	—
Bill Schnell	City Engineer	—	(636) 441-2110 x110	—