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detoured at Hanley Road north to Clayton Road, then east to re-enter I-64 east of Skinker Boulevard. Westbound I-64 will be detoured at the Clayton/Skinker exit north to Forest Park Parkway, then west to I-170 south to get back to I-64. During the detour most side street access to and from Clayton Road will be closed, except for signalized intersections at Big Bend, Bellevue and DeMun. For a full list of side street closures visit www.thenewi64.org. The freeway closure will be in effect until 5:30 a.m., Monday, August 20. While Bellevue, Boland and Highland Terrace are being rebuilt use Hanley Road, McCausland Road, or Big Bend Boulevard to cross over I-64. The new structures should be completed and reopened by early next year. During the detour for the demolition of the bridges at Boland Avenue, Highland Terrace and Bellevue Avenue the following side streets will be closed along Clayton Road: 1. Westwood Drive 8. Moorlands Drive 2. Cromwell Drive 9. Ridgemore Drive 3. Glen Ridge Drive 10. Claytonia Terrace 4. Somerset Avenue 11. Commodore Drive 5. Park Drive 12. Concordia Lane 6. Audubon Drive 13. Highland Terrace 7. Surrey Hills Drive 14. Yale Lane The Arundel Place, Aberdeen Place, Faquier Drive and Alexander Drive will be closed along Skinker Boulevard. Travelers can also get up-to-the-minute traffic information on interstates or major state routes by dialing 5-1-1 from most cell phones; if 5-1-1 isn't available from your carrier, please dial 877-478-5511 (877-4STL-511). Travelers may also route their trips around any ramp, bridge or road closures by using the MoDOT "Map My Trip" tool at http://dist6.modot.mo.gov/mapmytrip/. We plan to have a Police Officer at Big Bend and Forest Park intersection in case of backups and monitor trucks on Forest Park Parkway. We have resubmitted our request for additional pedestrian safety signage. Both St. Louis County’s update and my correspondence is attached. 50 Plus Housing The St. Louis Area Home Builders are developing a program for . They will be assessing six communities including; University City, Florissant, Fenton, Des Peres, Chesterfield and O’Fallon in the hopes of providing recommendations and best practices for the region. We met with Builders in hope of developing solutions for residents desiring to stay in their homes but having trouble with maintenance and service delivery. Trolley Resolution and District Map I have attached the proposed for your advanced consideration. The Loop Trolley Company is requesting that the City pass the resolution in order to file a petition in St. Louis County Court, which will then facilitate an election. The Trolley Company is covering all of the legal and administrative expenses. The election will not be citywide. The only individuals able to vote either live in or own property in the district. The Court Clerk files with the County Board of Elections and the St .Louis City Board of Electors. Should the joint district be approved Council will be required to appoint two Directors to the District and the City of St. Louis will appoint two Directors. The Board of Directors will be responsible for the oversight of the revenue generated by the 1% retail sales tax generated within district.