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NewsJune 30, 2016

ST. CHARLES, Mo. — A St. Charles man is a step closer to being able to build a home made out of shipping containers after action by the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission. KTVI-TV reported the commission at a public hearing this week chose not to recommend the city council adopt restrictions on homes made of shipping containers. ...

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ST. CHARLES, Mo. — A St. Charles man is a step closer to being able to build a home made out of shipping containers after action by the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission.

KTVI-TV reported the commission at a public hearing this week chose not to recommend the city council adopt restrictions on homes made of shipping containers. A measure before the commission would have limited those homes to areas where mobile homes are located.

Zak Smithey told the commission St. Charles, a St. Louis suburb, is a city full of unique homes, and his will be no different.

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Commission member Steve Hollander is the architect of Smithey’s home. He said he cringes when government tries to limit freedom and individuality.

A second public hearing is Tuesday.

Information from: KTVI-TV, http://www.fox2now.com/

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