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Ozark council rescinds prior entertainment-district resolution and adopts new map
Summary
The council unanimously rescinded Resolution 2024A concerning the entertainment district and adopted a new resolution with redrawn district lines; the adopted resolution did not include a detailed map in the meeting record.
The City Council of Ozark voted to rescind Resolution 2024A, which governed the city's entertainment district, and then adopted a new resolution that redraws the entertainment-district boundaries. The council passed both measures unanimously.
A council member introduced a motion to rescind “Resolution 2024A of the entertainment district,” which the council approved. The council later introduced and adopted a new resolution described as having a new layout and redrawn lines; no map or street-by-street description of the new boundary was shown in the public meeting record.
During the discussion, one council member said the new resolution did not specify a particular detail in the meeting packet; the council proceeded to adopt the resolution anyway. The meeting record does not show a staff presentation of an accompanying map or a public hearing on the boundary change at this session.
Because the meeting record does not include the resolution text or an exhibit map, the precise new boundary lines and any changes to hours, permitted activities, or license rules are not specified in the public discussion. Residents or businesses seeking specifics should consult the city clerk’s office or the adopted resolution document for the full text and map.
