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Ozark City Council approves liquor license, sets budget meeting, adopts CDBG street resolution and schedules nuisance hearing
Summary
At a regular Ozark City Council meeting, members unanimously approved a second-reading liquor license for Fast Trip 3, set a special budget meeting for Aug. 5, adopted a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) resolution for a street project, confirmed two weed-lien costs and set a public hearing on multiple nuisance properties for Aug. 5.
Ozark City Council members approved a series of routine and ordinance-related items, including a second-reading liquor license for a convenience store, adoption of a CDBG street-project resolution, confirmation of weed-lien costs for two properties, and the scheduling of a public hearing on several properties alleged to be public nuisances. Council members also set a special called meeting for Aug. 5 to present the fiscal year 2026 budget.
The council unanimously approved a second-reading application for retail beer (050) and retail table wine (070) off-premises sales for applicant Fast Trip 3. The council then voted to hold a special called meeting on Aug. 5, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. to present the fiscal year 2026 budget.
Council members adopted a resolution to apply for or accept Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for a street project identified as a prior-year 2025 project. The council also adopted a resolution confirming the cost of a weed lien for two properties: 227 Bermuda Street and 482 Northwood Drive.
The council set a public hearing for Aug. 5, 2025, at 5 p.m. to consider declaring these properties public nuisances: 430 Magnolia Street; 566 Newton Avenue; 616 Magnolia Street; 198 Magnolia Street; 615 North Merrick Avenue; 545 Eufaula Street; and 551 Newton Avenue. The motion to set that hearing listed the addresses on the record.
All formal motions recorded in the meeting passed unanimously. No roll-call vote with individual “yes”/“no” statements was read into the record beyond the meeting chair’s announcement that motions passed unanimously.
The meeting packet also included a court report and a financial report; no substantive discussion of their contents was recorded. The council adjourned after completing the listed business.
The council did not take additional substantive actions on ordinances or long-form policy debates at this meeting; items were procedural or related to scheduling, grant resolution adoption, lien confirmation and licensing.
