Richmond Heights officials approved plans for three businesses on Monday at the city council meeting — one at the Menards complex, one on Clayton Road and one on Big Bend, the city posted on Twitter.
Dunkin’ Donuts received a received a permit to operate at 1754 S. Hanley Road in an outbuilding by Menards. The city reported on Twitter that there will be a drive-thru.
Pie Five Pizza and Noodles & Company have also reported plans for the Menards location. Also, Wingstop, Penn Station and Andy’s Frozen Custard are set to open locations there, according to a source.
Also at the Menards — with a planned mid-April opening date — Pie Five Pizza and Noodles & Company have reported plans for the location. Wingstop, Penn Station and Andy’s Frozen Custard are also planning to open there there according to a source. H&R Block Block Advisors opened there recently.
The council also approved an amendment to the site plan for 1155 S. Big Bend, the future location of Big Shark Bicycle, relocating from University City.
City Manager Amy Hamilton said a conditional use permit was approved for Tip Top Cleaners at 6360 Clayton Road. It has a new owner.
See also: Hi-Fi Fo-Fum demo makes way for Big Shark Bicycle, Hotel planned for Richmond Heights; Menards outbuilding update
Council has approved the conditional use permit for the new @DunkinDonuts at 1754 S. Hanley Road. Welcome to Richmond Heights!
— Richmond Heights, MO (@RichmondHghtsMO) April 5, 2016
Council has approved the conditional use permit for the Tip Top Dry Cleaners at 6360 Clayton Road.
— Richmond Heights, MO (@RichmondHghtsMO) April 5, 2016
Council has approved the amendment to the site plan at 1155 S. Big Bend Blvd.
— Richmond Heights, MO (@RichmondHghtsMO) April 5, 2016
H&R Block
Hopefully the new owner of Tip Top Cleaners will do something about all the St. Mary’s employees who use the store’s parking. There’s be no customers yet every parking spot would be taken. The last owner didn’t care and the employees didn’t either.
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