A view of the American Car Foundry property along the riverfront in St. Charles where a developer is proposing the construction of an apartments complex, townhomes and restaurants as seen on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. The developer wants to demolish a 57,000-square-foot warehouse on the property known as Building 90. Building 90 is pictured to top center right of the image.
David Carson, Post-Dispatch
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ST. CHARLES — A developer's lawsuit against the city for blocking his redevelopment plans for the American Car Foundry property can move forward, a judge has ruled.
The Building 90 warehouse on the American Car Foundry property along the riverfront in St. Charles where a developer is proposing the construction of an apartments complex, townhomes and restaurants as seen on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. The developer wants to demolish the 57,000-square-foot warehouse as part of the plan to develop the area. The Katy Trail runs along the property to the left, behind the fence.
Judge Michael Carter is asking the Missouri Supreme Court for leniency after an ethics panel recommended removing him from office.
A view of the American Car Foundry property along the riverfront in St. Charles where a developer is proposing the construction of an apartments complex, townhomes and restaurants as seen on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. The developer wants to demolish a 57,000-square-foot warehouse on the property known as Building 90. Building 90 is pictured to top center right of the image.
The Building 90 warehouse on the American Car Foundry property along the riverfront in St. Charles where a developer is proposing the construction of an apartments complex, townhomes and restaurants as seen on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. The developer wants to demolish the 57,000-square-foot warehouse as part of the plan to develop the area. The Katy Trail runs along the property to the left, behind the fence.
