Swim School Chooses Cottleville For Their Next Location

Safesplash plans to locate on Cottleville Parkway in the Harmony Ridge Commercial Park on Lot 2 (near Peoples Bank/St. Charles Dermatology) in a new 10,000 square foot swim facility.  For more information regarding what Safesplash Swim School has to offer please visit: Safe Splash.com

New Daycare Provider to be Offered in Cottleville

O2B Kids plans to construct a new 11,000 square foot facility to provide child daycare services on Cottleville Parkway in the Harmony Ridge Commercial Park on Lot 3 (near Peoples Bank/St. Charles Dermatology). Plans include a 6,000 square foot playground area! For more information regarding O2B Kids please visit:o2bkids.com

August 31st is Free Bulk Pick Up for Residents

SOUTH of Dardenne Creek! 

If you live in the YELLOW highlighted area of this map, which is SOUTH of Dardenne Creek, register your address online now for the next FREE curbside bulky trash pick up here: Free Bulk Pick Up

Please note the following curbside bulky trash pick up rules:

-You are required to pre-register at least two days in advance. (In this case the deadline is August 29th)

-A minimum charge of $55.00 may be added to your waste hauling service account if you set out bulky trash without pre-registering at least two days in advance.

-Bulky trash scheduled for curbside pick up should be at the curb on the evening before or by 6:30am the day of collection.

-A maximum of 3 cubic yards can be set out for curbside bulky trash collection which is approximately the amount that can fill a pick up truck bed.

-A minimum charge of $55.00 may be added to your waste hauling service account if you set out an excessive amount of bulk trash.

-Bulky trash are items that are too large to fit in your trash can. Prohibited items can be be found here:  Bulky Pick Up Information

Find YOUR FREE bulky pick up schedule here: 

Free Bulk Pick Up Schedule

* Please note you will have two free bulky pick up collections per year. However, you may schedule a special curbside bulky trash pick up anytime for a $55.00 fee by contacting: [email protected]

For even more information on appliance pick up or bulky pick up please visit:

Free Bulky Pick Up Information

Coming up Tuesday evening 8/9/22 at Cottleville Weldon Spring Amphitheatre in Legacy Park 6-8:30pm!

*Parking is available but limited at Legacy Park. Additional parking is in the rear of the park at the Kochanski Multi Sports Field. Additional paving and parking is planned to added around City Hall and the park area in 2022. CWS Rotary Amphitheater is designed for local visitors to walk, bike, or golf cart in and enjoy the music! Grab dinner to go and bring your blankets or chairs. Please no golf carts on the amphitheater hill or grass. Use designated vehicle parking spaces only. **Please note the first row of parking in Legacy Park is reserved for golf carts and band parking.

Looking for

a Way to Dispose of Household Hazardous Wastes?

Proper disposal of household hazardous wastes is an important part of keeping our streams clean. Oftentimes, when household hazardous waste are not taken to a proper facility, they end up in our local streams. If you see someone illegally disposing of household hazardous waste please report it at Request Code Enforcement. St. Charles County offers residents the opportunity to properly dispose of household hazardous wastes at Recycle Works Central located at 60 Triad South Drive off of Central School Road. Click on the website link below for more information about times and costs.

Hazardous and Household Waste Collection

Are you a new Cottleville Resident?

Have you notified St. Charles County Election Authority of your new Cottleville address?

IF NOT: You can register to vote, make name or address changes online at: Voter Registration OR in person during normal business hours at Cottleville City Hall (appointment recommended) OR in person at the St. Charles County Election Authority located at 397 Turner Blvd St. Peters, Mo. 63376. 

In addition, when you update your drivers license at the DMV with your new Cottleville address, you can also request they update your voter registration information as well. 

For more St. Charles County voter information: Election Authority

Coming up Tuesday evening 8/23/22 at Cottleville Weldon Spring Amphitheatre in Legacy Park 6-8:30pm!

*Parking is available but limited at Legacy Park. Additional parking is in the rear of the park at the Kochanski Multi Sports Field. Additional paving and parking is planned to added around City Hall and the park area in 2022. CWS Rotary Amphitheater is designed for local visitors to walk, bike, or golf cart in and enjoy the music! Grab dinner to go and bring your blankets or chairs. Please no golf carts on the amphitheater hill or grass. Use designated vehicle parking spaces only. **Please note the first row of parking in Legacy Park is reserved for golf carts and band parking.

Fall Sand Volleyball Leagues Now Forming!

The 2022 Fall Sand Volleyball leagues are scheduled to begin on Monday, August 22nd depending on which night you choose to play.

Sign up NOW at: Missouri Sand Volleyball.

Select the Cottleville Legacy Park location when you register.

Again this year, they will be featuring a rain out hotline which is 314-375-5885. Rain outs will be announced by 5pm.

Blue Cart Crew 'Recycle Right' Tips:

To all of our Blue Cart Crew members, THANK YOU! Your dedication to using Blue Bags only for recycled goods helps Recycle City put the landfill on a diet. As we continue to recycle, we wanted to share some tips with you on recycling in Cottleville, so that you can continue to keep trash costs low and give recyclable materials a new life. 

To help us “Recycle Right,” here are some tips for Blue Cart Crew members:

• Clean your containers before recycling. Containers with remaining waste in them cannot be recycled, so make sure to empty them out. Containers don’t need to be in pristine condition before recycling, but it helps if you fill them with water and swish it around first to rinse any remaining contents out before you Blue Bag them.
• Keep lids on containers. Lids are only useful with the appropriate container. Without recycling both the lid and container together, the lid just ends up going to a landfill. In the case of plastic bottles, the lids actually weigh MORE than the bottle itself, making it more valuable to recycle bottles and lids together.
• NO plastic bags. You can usually return your plastic bags back to the original store.
• But, we will take envelopes with plastic windows. Recycle them in your Blue Bag for paper.
• What if my piece of cardboard is too large for a Blue Bag? While smaller pieces of cardboard can fit along with other paper recyclables in your Blue Bag, you can simply leave larger pieces of cardboard in your trash cart to be separated at Recycle City.
• You don’t need to remove plastic wrappers from your soda bottles. You can keep them on and recycle the bottles with other containers. Don’t forget to keep the lid on them, too!
• When in doubt, throw it out! We would rather throw away one item that might have been recyclable then ruin an entire load of recyclable items by contaminating them all.

New Online Request Forms Available:

Please request any additional mosquito control needed online for your Cottleville: Mosquito Spray

Report Cottleville street light outages, traffic signal outages, down or missing street or stop signs online at:

Street Light Out

The City provides Code Enforcement services for things such as: tall grass and weeds, peeling paint, missing windows or siding, broken fencing and other property maintenance items. Please report any code enforcement requests online at: Code Enforcement

The City does projects throughout the City and in Cottleville subdivisions each year. Every winter thaw causes potholes and erosion. Adding salt to the roadways compounds the problem and requires spring road maintenance. Repairs continue throughout each year by using City staff, contractors, and the St. Charles County Highway Department. Please report street slab(s), curb(s) pothole(s), or sidewalk(s) in need of repair online at: Street Requests

**Please note if you have already reported any of these items previously this year via phone or email they are already on the list. There is no need to report again online.

Snowplow services are provided by staff and the St. Charles County Highway Department. Please be patient while crews salt and plow throughout the City. Also, please move vehicles off the street in order for the plows to get through and use caution when traveling on snow or ice covered roads.

So during the winter months please report snow plowing comments or concerns online at: Snow Removal Requests

Coming up Tuesday evening 8/30/22 at Cottleville Weldon Spring Amphitheatre in Legacy Park 6-8:30pm!

*Parking is available but limited at Legacy Park. Additional parking is in the rear of the park at the Kochanski Multi Sports Field. Additional paving and parking is planned to be added around City Hall and the park area in 2022. CWS Rotary Amphitheater is designed for local visitors to walk, bike, or golf cart in and enjoy the music! Grab dinner to go and bring your blankets or chairs. Please no golf carts on the amphitheater hill or grass. Use designated vehicle parking spaces only. **Please note the first row of parking in Legacy Park is reserved for golf carts and band parking.

Area Projects Continue:

HANSEN PARK

Irrigation & Revegetation Project

Recently the irrigation install has been completed at Hansen Park. A contractor was selected through a bid process for the revegetation portion of the project however, due to the excessive heat, that has been delayed. 

LEGACY PARK

Kochanski Multi Sport Field Irrigation, Revegetation & Paving Projects

In order to irrigate and revegetate the Kochanski Multi Sports Field in the rear of Legacy Park the irrigation infrastructure has been installed and a contractor has been selected to do the utility relocation and extension work which should start soon. Meanwhile, design work is complete to pave and strip approximately an additional 80 parking spaces near the field. Upon completion of that project, resealing and restriping will be done to Legacy Park's existing main parking lot as well.

Storm Water Improvements Along Trail/Creek-Project Complete! 

Storm water improvements are complete along the trail in Legacy Park, which runs along the Dardenne Creek improvements included cleaning out drainage outlets and using rock to stabilize the outlet areas as well as other areas of the creek. 

ADDITIONAL AREA IMPROVEMENTS:

Dardenne Farms Drive & Near Lac Terre Court 

At resident requests, ,design and right-of-way work is complete to make the stormwater improvements to the areas of Dardenne Farms Drive as well as in the area of Lac Terre Court. A contractor has been selected through a bid process and construction should begin this year.

ADDED PUBLIC & VISITOR PARKING PROJECTS

Design work is complete which will add approximately 65 paved public parking spaces in and around City Hall for Legacy Park and area visitors. Request for bids have been under way. In addition, the owners have provided a new public parking lot on the west side of Frankie Martin's Garden that adds about new 50 public parking spaces to the area. Frankie Martin's Garden at 5372 St. Charles Street also offers a 40 space golf cart parking area as well. 

TRAIL & SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

Jim Hennessey Trail Extension to Manors of Meadow Lake

At resident requests, plans have been underway to extend the trail and pathway along Highway N, now known as the Jim Hennessey Trail, to the Manors of Meadowlake subdivision at the western edge of the City limits. Right-of- way acquisition continues at this time but has delayed the project. The City plans to rebid the project for a 2nd time to seek a contractor. The trail is part of the Dardenne Greenway and improvements will include an 8 foot wide asphalt trail extension from Dardenne Farms.  

New Sidewalk and Trail Extension at Columbus Pointe Entrance

The City plans to provide improvements to the Columbus Pointe Subdivision Entrance at Norgate Court with a new sidewalk/trail extension on the east side of Gutermuth Road. Design work is complete while right-of-way acquisition has delayed the project. A contractor will be selected through a bid process.

ROAD PROJECTS

Gutermuth Road

The "Gutermuth" sign with the City of Cottleville logo has been installed with lighting! Project Complete!

The St. Charles County Road Board has dedicated funding to straighten and widen Gutermuth Road on to Motherhead Road including an 8 foot wide multi-use trail to be constructed on both sides of Gutermuth Road. Design and right-of- way acquisition continues at this time which has delayed phase 3 of the project. For more information:  Gutermuth road phase 3

Highway N Overlay & Sidewalk

The City has partnered with the St. Charles County Road Board to provide improvements to Highway N on the SOUTH side between Mannino's Market and Mid Rivers Mall Drive. Construction has started and the new sidewalk  is near completion. The project also includes an asphalt overlay and restriping to HIghway N.

For more information:

Highway N Improvements

Street Slab Repair Underway

Cottleville street slab replacement and repairs have been completed in Timberwood Farms subdivision. A contractor has been selected to perform a multi slab replacement project in Rosedale and Madison Park Subdivisions. Construction should begin soon. 

NEW STREET LIGHTS & PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL PROJECTS

Transformers have been ordered and installation has begun by area electric companies for new street lights at Dardenne Farms Drive at Highway N and at Norgate Court at Gutermuth Road. 

A new electric push button pedestrian signal  crosswalk for the location of Weiss Road and Lohmar Lane with RED AND yellow lights to stop traffic has been ordered to replace the existing solar powered pedestrian signal that can currently only support yellow flashing lights. The City is waiting for the remainder of this order to arrive however, the City has received a shipping notice that it is it's on its way.  The City also plans to recycle and install the solar powered signal elsewhere in the City.