Greenbriar Dr, Saint Louis MO street index
186+ Greenbriar Dr, Saint Louis MO
Building Permits
Aug 19, 2014
2 Greenbriar Dr
Description: Premise 318 820 001/ install new service, wire for addition and remoded of 1st floor
- Valuation: $600,000
- Fee: $268.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Bayles, David
- Parcel #: 19K430029
- Permit #: 14ELE-09459
Aug 15, 2014
11 Greenbriar Dr
Description: Basement finish
- Valuation: $150,000
- Fee: $143.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Chicoine Michael R & Caroline G H/ W
- Parcel #: 19L640074
- Permit #: 14ELE-09316
Nov 20, 2013
6 Greenbriar Dr
Description: 2/27/14 d/r sent to ameren per m.baldi. #618 820 001. install a 400amp underground service with two 200amp panels. remodel the hall bathroom, master bedroom & bath, and office.
- Valuation: $1,140,000
- Fee: $240.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Burkhardt Stephan E Trust Etal
- Parcel #: 19K430041
- Permit #: 13ELE-15028
Apr 18, 2012
8 Greenbriar Dr
Description: Kitchen remodel
- Valuation: $700,000
- Fee: $169.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Schaffer Jean E & Ory Daniel S H/W
- Parcel #: 19L640018
- Permit #: 12ELE-03853
Jan 5, 2011
16 Greenbriar Dr
Description: Master suite & 3rd floor bath renovations
- Contractor: Jag Electrical Systems
- Valuation: $300,000
- Fee: $104.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Rogers M Weldon Iv Kathleen V H/W
- Parcel #: 19L640195
- Permit #: 11ELE-00086
Apr 23, 2010
10 Greenbriar Dr
Description: Inground pool
- Contractor: Accurate Electric
- Valuation: $120,000
- Fee: $104.00 paid to City of St. Louis, MO
- Client: Torchin Larry S & Kristina H/W
- Parcel #: 19L640029
- Permit #: 10ELE-03313
Fire Incident History
26 Nov 2017
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use:
1 or 2 family dwelling
Area of Origin:
Courtyard, patio, porch, terrace
First Ignition:
Cooking materials, including edible materials
Heat Source:
Heat from direct flame, convection currents
28 Aug 2009
Building fires
Property Use:
1 or 2 family dwelling
Area of Origin:
Vehicle storage area; garage, carport
First Ignition:
Electrical wire, cable insulation
Heat Source:
Hot or smoldering object, other