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Votes at a glance: Osage Beach Board actions Feb. 6 include SUP approval, first readings on sewer and runway projects, appointments and purchases
Summary
The board approved a special use permit for 30 rental units, passed first readings for a sewer relocation contract and an FAA/MoDOT airport grant amendment, approved an appointment and several administrative motions, and tabled a TIF resolution.
Osage Beach — At its Feb. 6 meeting the Board of Aldermen approved a set of motions on development, infrastructure and administrative items. Key actions included approval of Special Use Permit case 416, first readings on two ordinances, approval of a planning commission appointment, and routine purchases.
Summary of formal actions
- Special Use Permit Case 416 (Richard R. Ellerman): Motion to approve the SUP to allow up to 30 rental single‑family units on 2.3 acres in a commercial district (motion by Alderman Rucker; second Alderman Hoffman). Outcome: Approved. Conditions include engineered site plans and required road and utility upgrades.
- Bill 25‑05 (Margaritaville Sewer Relocation Project): First reading passed. The ordinance authorizes the mayor to execute a contract with 4 Seasons Plumbing LLC for the Margaritaville sewer relocation work for an amount not to exceed $67,659; Drew Bowman, city engineer, described the project as realigning the gravity sewer main to increase wet‑well capacity and reduce pump stress.
- Bill 25‑07 (Airport runway rehabilitation amendment): First reading passed. City engineer Drew Bowman clarified the amendment obligates FAA/MoDOT grant funds for construction and inspection; the project has an estimated total grant award/obligation of about $3,990,569 with a 90/10 federal/local cost split under the FAA grant passed through MoDOT.
- Resolution 25‑02 (OASIS TIF matter): Tabled at staff request; developer negotiations remained fluid and staff recommended tabling the item that involved proposed changes not requiring the TIF commission.
- Appointment: Motion approved to appoint Luke Hagedorn to the Planning Commission (term corrected to expire June 1, 2026); motion made and seconded and passed.
- Administrative motions: Board approved moving the June 19 and July 3 regular meetings (new dates: June 17 at 5:30 p.m. and July 2 at 5:30 p.m.), and approved the annual purchase of roadway marking paint from PPG not to exceed $28,270.
Procedural notes: Where roll‑call tallies were not given in the public record, minutes and audio indicate votes were recorded as "Aye" with motions passing. Several items were first readings only and require a scheduled second reading or further administrative steps.
Documentary references and next steps: Staff will return required items to the board as part of standard permitting, budgeting or second‑reading procedures; the airport runway project requires obligation of grant funds before construction and will proceed through MoDOT/Federal Aviation Administration reimbursement processes.
