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BEVO AND EUCLID COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS ISSUE RFPs
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Two Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) that Park Central Development coordinates have issued Requests For Proposals (RFPs) to work with the community to develop logos and branding. The branding may be used across social media platforms, websites, and signage for the individual districts. Both RFPs are available here.
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100 N. KINGSHIGHWAY UPDATE
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On February 6, Alderman Roddy, Park Central Development, and Mac Properties hosted the second public forum on the 36-story highrise development at 100 N. Kingshighway. At the second forum, Mac Properties presented their plans regarding exterior lighting, sidewalks, bike parking, alley safety, glass reflection findings, and the garage's loading and unloading plan. The Central West End-Midtown Development Committee felt that the developers adequately addressed the public's concerns and voted to support the proposal at their meeting on February 7. Construction on the building should begin before the end of the year.
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FOREST PARK SOUTHEAST DOG PARK
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Since the days are getting longer and the weather is getting nicer, a reminder to sign up for the Forest Park Southeast Dog Park. The dog park is a great place for your furry friends to roam free while you get a chance to socialize with neighbors. The dog park is conveniently located at the corner of Chouteau and Newstead in Chouteau Park. Residents of Forest Park Southeast receive special discount rates, but everyone is welcome to join. Stop by Park Central Development at 4512 Manchester with an application, liability waiver, and current vaccination records for each dog and join today. Email questions to fpsedogpark@gmail.com or call 314.535.5311.
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PARK CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT WELCOMES
NEW STAFF MEMBERS
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Bridgette Fyvie joins Park Central Development as an Associate Project Manager in Special Events and Marketing. Bridgette’s interest in event planning began when she chaired a gala at her son’s school which raised over $60,000. Bridgette is the leading force behind this year’s Park Central Gala and will also be co-producing many other events for Park Central. She also leads the marketing and social media efforts for the Bevo and Euclid South Community Improvement Districts.
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Leslie Deckard joins Park Central Development as its first office manager. Leslie has always wanted to work for a community development non-profit, and Park Central is the perfect fit, combining her passions for St. Louis and helping others. Leslie administers the organization's parking permit program, assists with the neighborhood's development committees, manages Park Central's website, newsletter, and social media, and maintains the overall operations of the growing office.
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