St. Charles County Panel Backs Rezoning as Castlegate Park Families Face Eviction
On Oct. 21, 2026, a St. Charles County panel approved rezoning about 18 acres of the Castlegate mobile home park near Wentzville, Missouri.
Key facts
- Landowner and developer CastleGate LLC seeks commercial zoning for a shopping center.
- The county says the rezoning application was filed Sept. 17 and eviction letters went out Sept. 22, with a Dec. 1 move-out date.
- CastleGate says most homeowners got 120 days' notice and renters got 60, and it will weigh extensions case by case.
- Families report relocation offers of $7,000 to $16,000, payable only after they leave.
- A final St. Charles County Council vote is expected in November.
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Source: St. Charles County mobile home families served eviction notices ahead of rezoning vote — First Alert 4 (KMOV), October 23, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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