Board pre‑approves three houses and clears two simple exterior projects
June 18, 2026 | Webster Groves, St. Louis County, Missouri
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The Webster Groves Architectural Review Board moved through a batch of routine items Tuesday night, pre‑approving three minor residential exterior projects and approving two public‑hearing items after short reviews.
Pre‑approvals: The board granted pre‑approval for 741 Landscape Avenue (with a suggestion to consider extending deck depth), 628 Mildred Avenue and 630 Sherwood Drive after brief discussion and motions from board members. Each pre‑approval cleared the applicants to proceed with the submitted designs as noted.
Public‑hearing approvals: In addition to the formal approval for 34 Marshall Place (see separate article), the board approved a straightforward project at 438 Park Road that adds a new door to an existing back deck and a small sunroom bump‑out; the board confirmed there are no muntins intended for the sunroom door.
Why it matters: These routine approvals allow homeowners to complete minor exterior work that is visible from the street. The board recorded minor design suggestions but did not require significant redesigns for these items.
What’s next: Permit issuance and standard building‑permit inspections. The board expects applicants to follow the conditions noted during review.
Pre‑approvals: The board granted pre‑approval for 741 Landscape Avenue (with a suggestion to consider extending deck depth), 628 Mildred Avenue and 630 Sherwood Drive after brief discussion and motions from board members. Each pre‑approval cleared the applicants to proceed with the submitted designs as noted.
Public‑hearing approvals: In addition to the formal approval for 34 Marshall Place (see separate article), the board approved a straightforward project at 438 Park Road that adds a new door to an existing back deck and a small sunroom bump‑out; the board confirmed there are no muntins intended for the sunroom door.
Why it matters: These routine approvals allow homeowners to complete minor exterior work that is visible from the street. The board recorded minor design suggestions but did not require significant redesigns for these items.
What’s next: Permit issuance and standard building‑permit inspections. The board expects applicants to follow the conditions noted during review.
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