Council to Consider Chicken Ownership, Parking-Meter Zones

A discussion about how to regulate backyard chickens is among the items on the agenda of the Richmond Heights City Council on Monday night. Here's a look at the highlights; a complete agenda may be downloaded from the Richmond Heights city website.

The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at .

The board is expected to:

• Hear a presentation from Lance LeComb, public affairs specialist with the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District

• Consider a request for a liquor license from Nordstrom's Cafe Bistro at the

• Consider a request for a liquor license from

• Consider a request for a liquor license from

• Discuss chicken permits

• Consider a bill that would remove some designated parking-meter zones from city code

• Consider a resolution appointing Brian Ireland as a member of the Richmond Heights Memorial Library Board of Trustees.

• Meet in closed session to discuss legal issues; leasing, purchase or sale of real estate by a public governmental body; hiring, firing, discipling or promoting an employee of a public governmental body; and documents related to a negotiated contract.

Editor's note: Come back at 7:30 p.m. Monday for a live blog from the City Council meeting. Come back at noon Tuesday for video highlights from the discussion about backyard chickens.