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Ozark City Council unanimously approves leases, grant, park contract and stadium use agreement
Summary
At a regular meeting, the Ozark City Council approved two leases, an economic development grant, a street light installation, a $697,538 tennis court contract at Seagull Park and a use agreement for Eagle Stadium; all motions passed unanimously.
The Ozark City Council unanimously approved a set of routine actions at its regular meeting, including two municipal leases, an economic development grant payment, the installation of a street light, a $697,538 contract to reconstruct tennis courts at Seagull Park and a use agreement for Eagle Stadium that includes batting-cage improvements.
Council members approved minutes from the Jan. 7, 2025, regular meeting and set the agenda for the current session before taking the series of votes. Each item that required a formal motion was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote without recorded opposition.
The council approved a lease allowing the mayor to execute an agreement with Ryze; a separate lease with Sata Tech USA Incorporated also received approval. The motions were presented and adopted with no discussion recorded in the transcript.
The council approved an economic development grant payment identified in the meeting as for "Washington Downs for AAC" (description provided in the motion). The council also approved adding a street light at 2186 Faust Avenue.
The council awarded the construction contract for the Seagull Park tennis court project to American Tennis Courts for $697,538. The motion to award the bid and proceed with the contract was moved and seconded and passed unanimously.
The council also approved a use agreement for Eagle Stadium with the Ozark City Board of Education that, as moved, includes batting-cage improvements; the mayor was authorized to execute the agreement.
All formal motions taken at the meeting were passed by unanimous voice vote. No recorded roll-call tallies or named yes/no votes were provided in the transcript.
In closing remarks, the mayor informed the council that Walmart would close at noon because of developing weather conditions and urged residents to be careful. Council members thanked first responders and urged residents to stay home and stay safe as conditions develop.
