ROYALWOOD SUBDIVISION
Updated on February 12, 2026
Updated on February 12, 2026
February 12, 2026
The tax forms for Royalwood are complete and will be mailed in the near future. Any questions may be directed to the Trustees.
February 10, 2026
Major street work is scheduled for Royalwood Subdivision this year. Each homeowner should have received a letter from the City of Chesterfield on the subject of a 2026 Concrete Street Replacement Project. If you did not receive this letter, contact your Trustees.
FEBRUARY 1, 2026
We have renewed our Common Ground mowing contract for 2026 with a slight increase in price and under the same terms that we had in 2025. Lawn Masters will start mowing our Common Ground in March.
AUGUST 24, 2025
The Termination Request that Royalwood submitted to The Department of Natural Resources on July 16, 2025, has been accepted. The Missouri State Operating Permit, MORA27030, is terminated effective August 18, 2025. Royalwood has now resolved all outstanding violations of the Missouri Clean Water Law and is in complete compliance with that law. Refer to the verbiage under the heading July 16, 2025, below. Information associated with this action is available from the Trustees upon request.
AUGUST 7, 2025 - From Mary Ann Mastorakos
Trustees,
On Tuesday, August 12, 2025 at 6 PM there will be an informational meeting at city hall. All residents are welcome. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the possible purchase by the city of a property at 16150 Main Circle Drive at the corner of Chesterfield Parkway and Lydia Hill. All data, cost and analysis related to this property will be discussed.
Your opinions and questions will be welcome by the council who will be attending. Please pass this information on to your residents.
Thank you,
Mary Ann Mastorakos
Pat Tocco
JULY 16, 2025
The Trustees have submitted a Termination Request to DNR for the Letter of Warning issued on September 6, 2024, (referred to below) as we have achieved compliance with the issues observed at the time the letter was received. A notice will be posted here when the approval to terminate has been received.
JUNE 11, 2025
MUCH THANKS TO THE ANONYMOUS SOMEONE WHO CLEANED UP THE CIRCLE ON ROYAL CREST. IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED
THE TRUSTEES
March 26, 2025 - We have renewed our Common Ground mowing contract for 2025 under the same terms and price that we had in 2024 in which achieved a 30% savings over 2023. Lawn Masters start mowing our Common Ground on March 25.
January 7, 2025 - MSD has rescinded the Administrative Order (AO) issued to Royalwood on September 6, 2024. This order was designed to encourage our subdivision to deal with the findings brought out in the Letter of Warning (LOW) issued to Royalwood by DNR in August 2024. Information on the AO and/or the LOW is available from the Trustees.
Efforts to comply with that LOW are under way to the satisfaction of MSD and DNR and will continue until complete.
October 15, 2024 - Spectrum sub-contractor MasTec has completed replacing/upgrading cable on Woodroyal Court.
If you have lost any items while walking around the Subdivision contact the Trustees and we will post it to the website.
September 27, 2024 - The Public Nuisance Sign in the Detention Basin was removed by the City of Chesterfield. The City has cancelled the Notice to Abate that they placed on the Basin in July.
July 13, 2024
New flags have been purchased for the monument areas for national holidays.
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Attorney Richard Klein has provided two updates on the legal issues with MSD, DNR and Chesterfield per his letters dated 5/23/2024 and 9/23/2024. Homeowners are welcome to have copies provided by the Trustees as well as any other documents related to this matter. Notify the Trustees via this web site or via email from the subdivision directory.
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April 24, 2024 - Lawn Masters started mowing our Common Ground on April 23. We have re-negotiated our Common Ground mowing contract for 2024 and achieved a 30% savings over last year.
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From The City of Chesterfield
Trustees of Royalwood: The City of Chesterfield has contracted with Sweeten’s Sealing Services, for the 2023 crack seal project, which will include the streets in your subdivision. This work consists of cleaning and sealing the pavement joints and cracks. This includes the joint between the driveways and curb. The joints have to be sealed regularly, usually every 5-7 years to keep water out of the base and to keep incompressible material out of the joint space. If not maintained in this manner, multiple problems can occur, the most serious which is street migration, or street creep. This project is scheduled to start on December 4 and is expected to be completed approximately March 1, it is not possible at this time to know when they will be in your neighborhood. There will be some debris caused by the cleaning of the joints, but the contractor will clean the material from the street. The contractor will then follow up and seal the joints and cracks with a hot poured rubberized sealant. During this process no road closures are necessary. The contractor will install temporary traffic control (signs and barrels) as appropriate. Please use care when driving though work zones.
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We had 11 large dead evergreen trees and 6 small dead evergreen trees along the Outer Road removed the week of March 20, 2023.
If you are planning on doing any type of renovation to your home and are planning on placing a dumpster on your property you will need a permit from the city for doing so. Trustee approval is required by the city so remember to get our approval.
Please don't feed the deer!
Here is what Chesterfield planning department told Council Member Aaron Wahl regarding The Legends at Schoettler Pointe: They have a grading permit to start land clearance and site preparation, but are still working on getting their final improvement plan approval which I do anticipate being issued in the near future. The improvement plan approval shows all of the complete engineering necessary on the site and includes construction details on items like curb ramps, street construction details… Basically, it is their final approval from the City for construction of infrastructure.
Here is an update from Council Member Mary Ann Mastorakos: I just talked to the project manager for Lombardo Homes (The builder at Schoettler Pointe). He said they are waiting for county approval of the large retaining wall to be built on the west side of the property. The county told them 6-8 weeks. They hope to hear soon. Once approved, the city will have to sign off and then they will build it. It will take about 2 months to construct. Once that is done, they will back fill, lay sewer, water and roads.
Chesterfield Ordinance 1781 states the following:
Residential waste containers and tree waste shall be stored upon the premises where the waste was generated,· unless written permission for storage on other premises is obtained from a person having authority to grant such permission. The containers shall be stored in a place not visible from the street which the residential structure faces. Waste containers used for the storage of residential waste, other than waste from multifamily premises having four (4) or more units, shall be placed at the curb or mailbox or backyard or side yard as required by the hauler for collection. Waste containers and bundles of tree waste permitted by this chapter shall be placed at the collection point, i.e., in front of the premises or on the street no earlier than 5:00p.m. on the day prior to the regularly scheduled collection day. Waste containers shall be returned to their appropriate storage place no later than 12:00 midnight on the day of collection.
Here is the link to Royalwood's Facebook Page.
Royalwood Subdivision-Chesterfield | Facebook
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Your Trustees - Jim Spillers, Jon Gehbauer, and Kim Alberici
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