Neighborhood Services
Neighborhood Preservation
What is the Neighborhood Preservation Act?
In Senate Bill 20, enacted during the 1999 Legislative Session, the Missouri General Assembly authorized a State Tax Credit program to encourage reinvestment in older neighborhoods. The approval of this bill was a top legislative priority of the late County Executive Buzz Westfall. The program provides tax credits to offset part of the cost of investment in repair or construction of owner-occupied housing in moderate income neighborhoods throughout Missouri.
Re-occupancy permits
As of July 1, 2007 inspection and occupancy permit requirements that
previously applied only in designated Property Conservation Districts
will now apply to all of unincorporated St. Louis County.
Information about occupancy permit requirements is available from the
Re-occupancy Brochure 
.
Neighborhood Clean-up Guide
Planning a neighborhood clean-up can be challenging, so we encourage you to read this
entire guide
to get a sense of the coordination and organization necessary for the
entire process. While this guide is a reference, the St. Louis County
Planning Department can answer specific questions you may have about
organizing in your neighborhood.
Street Light District Guidebook
Street Light District Guidebook
Subdivision Trustee Guidebook
The Subdivision Trustee Guidebook
is intended to help Subdivision Trustees and interested St. Louis
County residents understand the issues surrounding the establishment
and operation of Subdivision Associations.
