COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SURVEY
The City of St. Martins is currently developing a new Comprehensive Plan. Our last Comprehenisve Plan was developed in the 1990's and needs to be updated.
Please click the following link to complete a survey and share your opinion to help guide us in this endeavor.
Thanks in advance!
Annual Spring & Fall clean-ups will still take place, but with some changes.
St. Martins will no longer work with the St. Martins 8th graders or Boy Scouts to pick up trash along the streets. While this worked well for many years, we no longer feel it is a good idea to have kids walking along streets picking up trash due to safety concerns.
The clean-ups will be for St. Martins subscribers to Republic Trash Service. The pick-ups will be curbside at the subscribers homes. Eligible items will be the same as before and a list of non-eligible items will be published prior to the spring-clean up.
Work is nearing completion of both of the following projects:
St. Martins has been awarded a grant by Modot to improve safety for everyone using the roads of St. Martins whether in a vehicle or on foot, on a bike, or using a motorized wheelchair. The work is taking place on Bus. 50 from just west of Carel Rd to Henwick Lane.
Cole County has awarded St. Martins a grant for $192,295.50 to help rebuild Traci Dr. and add a bike-ped lane on the east side from Bus. 50 to an additional entrance to Niekamp Park.
Terry Boeckman was newly elected as North Ward Alderman. Incumbent John Pecher was re-elected as South Ward Alderman. Both will serve two-year terms. The Board selected Scott Amos as Mayor Pro-tem, and John Pecher as the board representative to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL AND THANK YOU FOR SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY!!
The Niekamp Park Trail Extension is now complete and the trail is open. We still have work to do installing 3 benches, a drinking fountain, pet waste station, and trash receptacle, but it is ok to walk the trail.The project to overlay Traci Dr and add a cul de sac where it deadends at the Park entrance is now underway. You can use the trail but be very cautious about using Traci Dr because fill dirt is being hauled in at this time. Thank you to the Recreational Trail Program for their assistance in funding these improvements.
Work on Traci Drive will begin in July. The road will be overlayed and a bike/ped lane will be added on the east side. A cul de sac is being added where Traci Dr dead-ends at Niekamp Park. Thank you to Cole County for their assistance in making these improvements.
The Bus. 50 West overlay and bike/ped lane addition from Carel to Henwick is almost complete. A solar light being installed at the crosswalk at Bus. 50 and Henwick is back-ordered but should arrive soon. Thank you to Modot's Transportation Alternative program for assistance in funding the addition of bike/ped lanes in each direction along this stretch.
Dogs are welcome at Niekamp Park as long as they are on leashes and under your control. Please use one of the three pet stations along the trail to clean-up after your pet
If you would like to reserve the large or small pavilion for a private function, please call Jane Morff at 573-893-3463
Lindsey Roush was appointed to the St. Martins Park Board at the April 9, 2024 Board meeting. Welcome, Lindsey! Thanks for your willingness to serve.
DRIVEWAY EXCAVATION PERMIT: A driveway permit is required for newly-constructed or paved driveways
EXCAVATION PERMITS are required for any digging on City Right-of-Way.
Building Permits - A building permit is required for any construction within the City. Building Permits are issued through Cole County and can be obtained from their office on Monticello Rd or online.
LAND DISTURBANCE/STORMWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT - A Land Disturbance permit is required if an acre or more land is disturbed during construction. A Stormwater Discharge Permit is required when the natural flow of water is changed.
St. Martins' MS4 Stormwater permit from DNR was renewed on October 1, 2021. The new permit is good until Oct. 1, 2027.
St. Martins has contracted with stormwater engineer Christina Luebbert to help improve & protect the water quality in St. Martins. Christina presented the following steps that residents can take to help protect water quality:
You can contact City Hall in person at 6909 Bus. 50 West
By Phone: 573-893-6465
Email: cstmartins@centurylink.net
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