Saturday, March 16, 2013
Ellisville police are investigating after a cell phone valued at $250 was reportedly stolen from West County Honda earlier this month.
(For instant news updates follow Patch on Facebook and Twitter.) This information was supplied by the EllisvillePolice Department. It does not indicate a conviction where an arrest was made. Stealing Under $500: Police are investigating a report that between 3:00 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. on Friday, March 1, a cell phone was stolen from the West County Honda dealership located at 15532 Manchester Road. The value of the stolen phone is estimated to be $250. RELATED ARTICLES:
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Friday, September 21, 2012
The property owner interested in providing more space for the dealership is exploring other options.
West County Honda dealership is looking to expand for lot storage space and working with property owner Lee Allen to make that use work for a lot on Old State Road across from Pierside Lane. At the Sept. 12 Ellisville Planning and Zoning meeting, Allen requested a recommendation for a boundary adjustment and zoning switch on his land. The switch would be from M-1 Light Industrial to C-5 Commercial Zoning, allowing the dealership expansion to operate on the 2-acre lot. After a 4-3 vote, a negative recommendation pushed through to city council (at least 5 votes must be in favor for a positive recommendation), necessitating a super majority city council approval to be passed. Allen's attorney, Todd Massa, presented other options during a …
Catch up with what you've been saying on Patch, Facebook and Twitter this week!
While Ballwin-Ellisville Patch is the hub for local news, events and discussions, the reach expands to what Patch users like you have to say in the Comments section on stories, but also on Facebook and Twitter! Here's the place to look at highlights from what users shared this week. The new Italian restaurant got people talking after it opened earlier this week. ON FACEBOOK... Holly Griffin said the toasted raviolis are "way better at Fortels!!!!!!" What do you think? ON PATCH... Yvonne Corley: "Went to dinner there last night. It was fabulous!" A proposal for an expansion of West County Honda to grant the dealership more storage space sparked some conversation as well. ON PATCH... E. Schmidt: "No need to build new auto dealerships. I have…
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
The additional lot would be primarily used as storage and for some sales operations.
West County Honda is aiming to add on to their Manchester location by acquiring additional lot space at Old State Road and Pierside Lane in Ellisville. Lee Allen, owner of the land that would be used for the dealership expansion, has been purchasing property on Old State over the last six months. Allen requested the potential dealership's property at 445 and 437 Old State Road be changed from light industrial zoning to planned commercial zoning, allowing the dealership's function to operate on the land district. Allen said the Honda expansion would not provide vehicle services, but serve as mainly a storage location for primarily used cars and some sales operations. Allen is also working to make boundary adjustments to provide space for …
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
The Ellisville Police Department reports an incident of theft from a local auto dealer and theft from an unlocked garage.
• Three temporary license plates were stolen from West County Honda at 15532 Manchester Road in Ellisville at an unknown time and date. Dealership representatives reported the theft to police on Jan. 23. The plates were valued at $210. • Money and jewelry were stolen sometime between 3:35 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. on Jan. 25 in the 30 block of Oak Hill Drive after one or more person gained access to the residence through an unlocked garage. The losses were valued at $13,015. Anyone with information that may assist with the above investigations is encouraged to contact the Ellisville Police Department. If you would like to contact the department anonymously, you also may do so through St. Louis Regional Crimestoppers.
Mike K
9:03 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Thanks, Mr. Pavlak. I think you hit the nail on the head. "what they wanted was to use the site for offsite parking of overflow vehicles, [...] to circumvent the city's prohibition of off-site storage for car dealerships." Not sure there is a good solution for WCH. Great that they're doing well enough to need more room, but not so great that we don't have the room to give. Should have bought that… more ›