The Week Ahead: Suburban Chickens, Election Filing Begins, and Winning Money For Schools

Now that we've all had some time to do some Pujols processing, it is time to start a new week...

Monday night, Creve Coeur City Council members are scheduled to vote on the city's participation in a clean energy program designed to reduce Creve Coeur's as well as give first reading to an ordinance which would allow " to be kept for private, non-commercial, and non-breeding use on land zoned for higher education or single family residential, under certain conditions," according to a draft ordinance.

Tuesday is the first day candidates in next April's municipal elections can file. Harold Dielmann is term-limited and cannot run for re-election. A City Council seat from each ward is also up for election. There are also seats open for election to the boards of education for , Pattonville and Ladue Schools.

We'll be at the government center throughout the day as city candidates file.

We will continue to follow up on the weekend news involving the selection of a , which serves part of Creve Coeur.