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Claycomo leaders remind residents to follow fireworks laws; tent vendors permitted at two sites
Summary
Chairman Bradich reminded residents to follow fireworks laws for July Fourth; trustees and staff confirmed two separate fireworks tents have active applications and a vendor (Shane Oroark) has an agreement with Sunshine Car Wash for one location after the Show‑Me Shooters lot proved too small.
Chairman Terry Bradich used trustee remarks to remind residents to follow the law during Fourth of July fireworks use. The reminder came as members of the public raised questions about licensed temporary fireworks sales sites.
A resident questioned tent locations after noting the Show‑Me Shooters parking lot was too small for one vendor. Shane Oroark, identified in the meeting as the owner of one fireworks tent, said he has a new agreement with Sunshine Car Wash to keep the tent there; a second tent is located at the plaza. The transcript indicates both tents have active applications and are permitted. Trustees did not take further formal action at the meeting on enforcement strategy beyond the chairman’s public reminder about following fireworks laws.
