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Wentzville's board is weighing a six-month pause on most new multi-family projects after a 5-1 vote, raising questions about growth in nearby St. Peters. St. Peters has approved 2,895 new apartment units since 2007. The debate touches on infrastructure and housing affordability, issues that shape daily life for St. Peters residents.
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The Wentzville board is considering a six-month pause on most new multi-family projects following a 5–1 vote. This raises broader questions regarding growth, infrastructure, and housing affordability in nearby cities like St. Peters, which has approved 2,895 new apartment units since 2007.
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