Jim Carver

The agenda for the meeting included the approval of the current meeting's agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. Unfinished business focused on the Spring Wreath Making Class related to "For the...Porch." New business items slated for discussion were the Arbor Day celebration and the Vago Park Splashpad Mural.

This document presents the Capital Improvement Plan for the City of Maryland Heights, outlining a five-year strategy for capital investments from 2026 to 2030. The plan details projected costs, funding, and timelines across various infrastructure and service categories. Key areas of focus include improvements to collector and local streets, preservation and enhancement projects, facilities and equipment upgrades, stormwater management, streetlighting, and park development. The overarching goal is to provide superior municipal services, enhance the safety and appeal of the city, and support a thriving community for residents, businesses, and visitors.

The agenda for the meeting included the approval of the current agenda and the approval of minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting. Key discussion items slated for review included voting on the 'Sculpture on the Move' initiative under Unfinished Business, and addressing a Commission Vacancy under New Business.

The agenda for the Economic Development Commission meeting includes a Call to Order, Roll Call, and Approval of the Agenda. Key discussion items under New Business involve Commission Member Terms and the discussion of Tax Increment Financing (TIF), specifically reviewing a proposed list of TIF projects, which total approximately $91.9 million, and the associated boundary map. Supporting documentation shared included information on member assignments, Chairman roles, and the Commission's established powers and duties as defined in the municipal code. Communication items include a note about an Economic Development Forum.

This document outlines the City of Maryland Heights' strategic vision, core values, and goals. The overarching vision is to establish Maryland Heights as a desirable community for residents, businesses, and visitors alike. Guided by core values of Responsibility, Planning, Balance, Communication, and Equity, the plan articulates seven strategic goals: Quality Housing, Building Community, City Services, Financial Stability, Public Safety, Economic Development, and Creating Identity.