The back of a derelict house on the corner of Baron and Duchess Drive in Castle Point, St. Louis County, is seen on Friday, June 23, 2023. The house has been abandoned since burning down before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. St. Louis County is deciding how it will spend $11 million in federal pandemic relief money to tear down derelict buildings and replace them with something more useful.
Michael Clubb, Post-DispatchCLAYTON — A judge's ruling scrapping a backyard chicken law this week also has invalidated a new effort by St. Louis County to manage abandoned properties, County Executive Sam Page said.
St. Louis County executive Sam Page described the new features to the county's flag as it was unveiled during his State of the County address on March 11, 2025.Â
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The back of a derelict house on the corner of Baron and Duchess Drive in Castle Point, St. Louis County, is seen on Friday, June 23, 2023. The house has been abandoned since burning down before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. St. Louis County is deciding how it will spend $11 million in federal pandemic relief money to tear down derelict buildings and replace them with something more useful.
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