St. Louis University will go before the city's Planning Commission to propose to demolish the historic Pevely Dairy complex to make room for a new surgery center, according to a St. Louis Today report.
The commission voted last week to review the matter at a special meeting on Feb. 22. SLU wants to demolish the building a replace it with a $75 million building for a surgery center and physicians practice.
Because the complex is on the National Register of Historic Places, the city must approve the demolition before SLU can move forward.
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The commission voted last week to review the matter at a special meeting on Feb. 22. SLU wants to demolish the building a replace it with a $75 million building for a surgery center and physicians practice.
Because the complex is on the National Register of Historic Places, the city must approve the demolition before SLU can move forward.
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