Ladue City Council Denies Rock Hill Quarry Redevelopment Project
The Ladue City Council has voted 6-0 to deny a zoning and general development plan for the Rock Hill Quarry redevelopment project. The proposal included 235 apartments, retail space, custom homes, and villa homes. Residents and neighboring cities raised concerns…
St. Louis, MO, July 20, 2026 —
The Ladue City Council has officially denied the zoning and general development plan for the Rock Hill Quarry redevelopment project. The vote, which occurred at a city council meeting, was unanimous with a 6-0 decision against the proposal.
The proposed Rock Hill Quarry project encompassed a significant redevelopment plan that included the construction of 235 apartment units, commercial retail spaces, custom-built homes, and villa-style residences. This project represented a notable proposal for the city, as it included the development of the city’s first proposed apartment complex.
Concerns voiced by residents and representatives from neighboring cities were central to the council’s decision. Key issues raised included potential impacts on flooding along Deer Creek and increased traffic congestion on McKnight Road. These environmental and infrastructure concerns were significant factors in the council’s deliberations.
The denial of the Rock Hill Quarry redevelopment plan signifies a rejection of this specific proposal by the Ladue City Council, based on the objections presented regarding its potential effects on local infrastructure and environmental conditions.
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