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Board Bill Number 21 | Session 2023-2024
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The proposed bill will prohibit commercial vehicle traffic along Meramec Street from the west curb line of South Broadway to the east curb line of Grand Boulevard except for non-commercial pickup trucks, emergency vehicles, including tow trucks when providing emergency service to non-commercial vehicles, and vehicles making deliveries to nearby addresses.
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BB 81 – Installing Speed Humps on Various Blocks in the 1st Ward
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The proposed bill will prohibit street takeovers and other acts of reckless and dangerous driving within the City of St. Louis as defined therein; and contains provisions for penalties for violations thereof; and contains a severability clause and emergency clause.
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An Ordinance authorizing the honorary street name “Tuskegee Airmen Way” pursuant to Ordinance Number 68937, which shall begin at the intersection of Chestnut Street and N. 13th Street and run west on Chestnut Street to the intersection of Chestnut Street and N. 14th Street.
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