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Osage Beach explores entertainment district for multiple liquor licenses

January 16, 2024 | Osage Beach, Camden County, Missouri



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Osage Beach explores entertainment district for multiple liquor licenses
The City of Osage Beach is taking significant steps to enhance its entertainment offerings by proposing the creation of an entertainment district that would allow multiple liquor license holders to operate similarly to large venues like Margaritaville and the Lodge of Four Seasons. During the January 16, 2024, Regular Board of Aldermen Meeting, city officials discussed a resolution supporting legislation aimed at establishing this district, which would enable patrons to carry alcoholic beverages between different establishments within designated areas.

Currently, strict liquor laws in Osage Beach prohibit the transfer of alcoholic beverages between premises, limiting the experience for visitors and residents alike. The proposed legislation seeks to change this by allowing drinks to be carried from one licensed venue to another within a defined entertainment district, fostering a more vibrant atmosphere similar to that found in Kansas City Power and Light District or St. Louis Ballpark Village.

The resolution, which has been drafted with input from city officials, emphasizes that the city will maintain control over the district's regulations and application processes. This means that while the legislation would apply lake-wide, the city can decide where and how these districts are established, ensuring that local interests are prioritized.

Alderman discussions highlighted the potential for mixed-use developments, such as the Oasis and the outlet mall, to benefit from this new framework. These developments are expected to feature multiple liquor license holders, making the entertainment district concept particularly relevant. The board clarified that the proposal is not aimed at any specific business but is open to all eligible applicants who wish to create a similar environment.

As the city awaits legislative approval, officials are preparing for the next steps, which include drafting ordinances to outline the application process and operational rules for the entertainment districts. This initiative represents a proactive approach to enhancing the local economy and tourism appeal, positioning Osage Beach as a more attractive destination for visitors seeking a lively and engaging experience.

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