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Osage Beach aldermen approve multiple ordinances, budget transfers and repeal of panhandling rule
Summary
The Board of Aldermen approved a package of ordinances and budget transfers during the meeting, including code cleanups, aeronautical and finance code updates, a budget amendment for water and transportation, and the repeal of a panhandling ordinance.
At its meeting the Board of Aldermen approved a slate of ordinances and budget actions in largely unanimous roll-call votes.
Key outcomes at a glance
- Bill 25-85 (second reading): Ordinance amending Chapter 710 (sewer/sewage system) section 710.07 (violations). Motion to approve by Alderman Moroz; second by Alderman Osteen. Mayor recorded the roll call and the second reading passed as recorded.
- Bill 25-86 (second reading): Ordinance amending Chapter 240 (aeronautical service and activities). Motion to approve; second reading passed by roll call.
- Bill 25-87 (second reading): Ordinance amending Chapter 135 (finance and purchasing) section 135.08 (transfer of sales). Motion to approve; second reading passed by roll call.
- Bill 25-90 (second reading): Ordinance adding section 100.25 (business relations) to Chapter 100. Motion to approve; second reading passed by roll call.
- Bill 25-89 (first and second readings approved): Ordinance amending ordinance 23.9 adopting the 2025 annual budget amendment and transferring funds for necessary expenditures in water and transportation. Motion and roll-call votes approved both readings the same evening.
- Bill 25-91 (first and second readings approved): Ordinance repealing section 210.77 (panhandling and aggressive panhandling). Motion and roll-call votes approved both readings the same evening.
- Bill 25-92 (first reading approved): Contract acceptance and authorization to proceed with Victus Advisors LLC to conduct a multi-sport feasibility study for an amount not to exceed $58,000. The board approved the first reading / authorization to move forward with phase 1; staff noted $55,000 is in the line-item budget with a $3,000 shortfall to be transferred from promotional funds if needed.
- Park right-of-way plat (Hatchery Road): Motion to authorize the mayor to sign the city park right-of-way plat carried on roll call; Alderman Rucker voted no while the remainder of the board voted yes. City planner Carrie Patterson said the road will remain a city-owned private road, not part of the public road inventory, and that the road district required the plat for its funding.
The clerk recorded roll-call votes for each ordinance during the meeting. Where the record shows a second reading, the second reading passed as recorded; where only a first reading was recorded (Bill 25-92), board approval was for the first reading/authorization to proceed.
