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2010 Serial Number Verification Stations Announced

NEWS RELEASE

PUBLIC INFORMATION SECTION, P.O. Box 1368, Jefferson City, MO 65102

For further information contact: Sergeant Gerard G. Callahan
Public Information Director
Phone: (573) 751-3333
E-mail: Jerry.Callahan@mswp.dps.mo.gov

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jefferson City, MO

2010 Serial Number Verification Stations Announced

In Missouri boaters are required to have a title for all vessels and/or outboard motors unless the vessel is powered by oar alone or is a sail boat less than 12 feet in length powered by sail alone. Any person who tries to register their boat or motor with the Department of Revenue will find that without a proper title many times they are required to have a serial number verification performed by the Missouri State Water Patrol. During this inspection a Water Patrol officer will check for a proper serial number and verify the vessel or motor is not stolen. The officer will complete a form 798 that will be submitted to the Department of Revenue along with the application paperwork. In order to make it easier for the public to have a serial number verification performed, the Missouri State Water Patrol has established the below listed station locations at which the public can bring a boat or motor by at the designated times. Any paperwork associated with the vessel, to include a bill of sale for all recently purchased vessels, should be presented along with the vessel at the time of the inspection. For a complete list of Department of Revenue requirements for registering a vessel/outboard motor please visit their web site at:

http://dor.mo.gov/mvdl/motorv/watercraft

DISTRICT I (West Central Missouri):

Truman Lake, Shawnee Bend Boat Ramp. Located one mile west of the Truman Lake Corps of Engineers Project Office. Saturday Mornings, 9:30am to 10:30am, April through September.
Directions: From Hwy. 65 in Warsaw, take the Dam Access Road (Visitor Center Rd.). Go across the dam. you will come to a four-way stop, go straight and follow the road all the way back to the boat ramp.

Bolivar, Missouri Department of Transportation Maintenance Building. First and third Mondays during the months of April through June from 6:00pm to 7:00pm.
Directions: Hwy 32 in Bolivar east of Hwy 13.

DISTRICT III (Southwest Missouri):

Kimberling City, Kimberling City Police Dept. This station will be conducted from 9:00am to 10:00am every Saturday morning, year-round.
Directions: From Hwy. 13, turn onto Kimberling Blvd. Follow Kimberling Blvd. to Marina Way. The police department is located at the intersection of Kimberling Blvd. and Marina Way in the City Hall Building.

Shell Knob, Central Crossing Fire Station, April through September only. The station is located on Highway 39, north of Shell Knob at the junction of County Road 39-1. This station will be conducted from 9:00am till 10:00am every Saturday morning.

Gainesville, Bullseye Convenience Store, April through September only. Located at the intersection of Highway 5 & Highway 160. This station will be conducted from 8:30am to 9:00am every Saturday morning.

DISTRICT IV (Southeast Missouri):

Wappapello Lake, Corps of Engineers Office. This station will be every second and fourth Saturday of the month excluding holiday weekends, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am at the Main Office. Dates of the station will be 4/10, 4/24, 5/8, 5/22, 6/12, 6/26, 7/10, 7/24, 8/14, 8/28, 9/11, and 9/25.
Directions: Corp of Engineers Office is located off of Highway T near Wappapello Dam. Look for the sign for the "Project Office".

DISTRICT V (Northeast Missouri):

Blanchette Bridge Missouri River Access, St. Charles. This station is every first and third Saturday excluding holiday weekends, from 10:00am to 11:00am, April through September. Dates of the station will be 4/3, 4/17, 5/15, 6/5, 6/19, 7/17,8/7, 8/21, and 9/18.
Directions: Blanchette Landing River, from I-370, take Hwy. 94 south to Olive Street, turn left on Olive Street to the access.

Meramec River - George Winter Park, Fenton. This station will be held the second and fourth Saturdays of the month at the first boat ramp in the park from 10:00am to 11:00am, excluding holiday weekends. Dates will be 3/13, 4/10, 4/24, 5/8, 5/22, 6/12, 6/26, 7/10, 7/24, 8/14, 8/28, 9/11, 9/25.
Directions: From the intersection of Highway 141 and Old Gravois Rd. (located in Fenton near Gravois Bluff shopping Center). Travel east on Old Gravois Rd. for about 1/2 mile. At the last stop light before crossing the Meramec River, turn right and go south onto Old Highway 141. Drive about 1/2 mile and turn east (left) onto Allen Rd. The entrance to the George Winter Park will be on your left approximately .02 miles. Verifications will take place at the first boat ramp in the park.

DISTRICT VI (Northeast Missouri):

Smithville Lake, Camp Branch Marina. This station will be on the first and third Saturdays of the month from, 10:00am to 11:00am, April through September.
Directions: Take Highway E north form Highway 92 to Collins Bridge Rd. at the end of Highway E. There are signs at the intersection to Camp Branch Marina. go north (right) on Collins Bridge Rd. to the marina. The marina will be on the left.

Blue Springs Lake Marina, Blue Springs. This station will be every Saturday from 10:00am to 11:00am, April through September.
Directions: Take the Lakewood/Bowlin Rd. exit off I-470. Go east on Bowlin Rd. to the marina.

"Santa Claus is Coming to Town"

"Santa Claus is Coming to Town" on Saturday, November 27 at 6 p.m. in Laurie. Call the office and get your lighted float registration for the 9th annual Lighted Christmas Parade. No cost and a lot of fun. Kids will be able to go inside the Laurie Mall to see Santa after the parade. 573-374-5500 You won't want to miss this beauiful parade and the lighting of the community tree in front of the Mall after the parade !

Water Symposium 2010 Lake of the Ozarks

OSAGE BEACH, MO. — A two-day symposium on improving water quality at the Lake of the Ozarks opened on Aug. 17 in Osage Beach, Mo. The event includes presentations on topics including the science of water testing and economic development. Water quality has been a hot-button issue for the area since a scandal involving E. coli contamination at the lake last year instigated a comprehensive review of water and sewage issues. This video was produced by LAKE TV 32, contact phone: 573-552-8832, Producer Shawn Kober

Miller County Election Results

County Reporting
Seperator
Unofficial Election Returns
State of Missouri General Election - November 2, 2010 General Election
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
MILLER
Office Candidate Party Votes % of Votes
U.S. Senator Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Carnahan, Robin DEM 98 20.4%
Blunt, Roy REP 355 73.8%
Dine, Jonathan LIB 14 2.9%
Beck, Jerry CST 14 2.9%
Miller, Jr., Frazier Glenn WI 0 .0%
Memoly, Mark S. WI2 0 .0%
Wirick, Jeff WI3 0 .0%
Wolfe, Richie L. WI4 0 .0%
Bailey, Charlie L. WI5 0 .0%
Hoinoski, Dale M WI6 0 .0%
Total Votes 481

State Auditor Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Montee, Susan DEM 126 26.6%
Schweich, Tom REP 327 69.0%
Baum, Charles W. LIB 21 4.4%
Total Votes 474

U.S. Representative - District 9 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Luetkemeyer, Blaine REP 407 87.0%
Dwyer, Christopher W. LIB 61 13.0%
Reed, Clifford Jeffery (Jeff) WI 0 .0%
Burrus, Ron WI2 0 .0%
Total Votes 468

State Senator - District 6 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Kehoe, Mike REP 418 100.0%
Total Votes 418

State Representative - District 115 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Schad, Rodney REP 380 86.0%
Dinwiddie, Randy IND 62 14.0%
Total Votes 442

State Representative - District 155 Precincts Reporting 2 of 2
Page, John W. DEM 12 41.4%
Franklin, Diane REP 17 58.6%
Total Votes 29

Circuit Judge - Circuit 26 Division 2 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Hayden, Kenny REP 395 100.0%
Total Votes 395

Nonpartisan Judges - Missouri Supreme Court Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Fischer, Zel Yes 266 70.9%
No 109 29.1%
Total Votes 375

Nonpartisan Judges - Court of Appeals - Western District Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Howard, Victor C. Yes 252 69.2%
No 112 30.8%
Total Votes 364
Welsh, James Edward Yes 250 69.6%
No 109 30.4%
Total Votes 359
Ahuja, Alok Yes 227 63.2%
No 132 36.8%
Total Votes 359
Pfeiffer, Mark D. Yes 243 67.9%
No 115 32.1%
Total Votes 358
Mitchell, Karen Yes 247 68.0%
No 116 32.0%
Total Votes 363

Constitutional Amendment 1 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 351 80.9%
No 83 19.1%
Total Votes 434

Constitutional Amendment 2 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 342 75.2%
No 113 24.8%
Total Votes 455

Constitutional Amendment 3 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 401 87.4%
No 58 12.6%
Total Votes 459

Proposition A Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 353 79.7%
No 90 20.3%
Total Votes 443

Proposition B Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 215 46.8%
No 244 53.2%
Total Votes 459

* Election results as of 9:02:08 on 11/02/2010

MILLER County 2010 Election Results

State of Missouri General Election - November 2, 2010 General Election
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
MILLER
Office Candidate Party Votes % of Votes
U.S. Senator Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Carnahan, Robin DEM 98 20.4%
Blunt, Roy REP 355 73.8%
Dine, Jonathan LIB 14 2.9%
Beck, Jerry CST 14 2.9%
Miller, Jr., Frazier Glenn WI 0 .0%
Memoly, Mark S. WI2 0 .0%
Wirick, Jeff WI3 0 .0%
Wolfe, Richie L. WI4 0 .0%
Bailey, Charlie L. WI5 0 .0%
Hoinoski, Dale M WI6 0 .0%
Total Votes 481

State Auditor Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Montee, Susan DEM 126 26.6%
Schweich, Tom REP 327 69.0%
Baum, Charles W. LIB 21 4.4%
Total Votes 474

U.S. Representative - District 9 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Luetkemeyer, Blaine REP 407 87.0%
Dwyer, Christopher W. LIB 61 13.0%
Reed, Clifford Jeffery (Jeff) WI 0 .0%
Burrus, Ron WI2 0 .0%
Total Votes 468

State Senator - District 6 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Kehoe, Mike REP 418 100.0%
Total Votes 418

State Representative - District 115 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Schad, Rodney REP 380 86.0%
Dinwiddie, Randy IND 62 14.0%
Total Votes 442

State Representative - District 155 Precincts Reporting 2 of 2
Page, John W. DEM 12 41.4%
Franklin, Diane REP 17 58.6%
Total Votes 29

Circuit Judge - Circuit 26 Division 2 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Hayden, Kenny REP 395 100.0%
Total Votes 395

Nonpartisan Judges - Missouri Supreme Court Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Fischer, Zel Yes 266 70.9%
No 109 29.1%
Total Votes 375

Nonpartisan Judges - Court of Appeals - Western District Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Howard, Victor C. Yes 252 69.2%
No 112 30.8%
Total Votes 364
Welsh, James Edward Yes 250 69.6%
No 109 30.4%
Total Votes 359
Ahuja, Alok Yes 227 63.2%
No 132 36.8%
Total Votes 359
Pfeiffer, Mark D. Yes 243 67.9%
No 115 32.1%
Total Votes 358
Mitchell, Karen Yes 247 68.0%
No 116 32.0%
Total Votes 363

Constitutional Amendment 1 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 351 80.9%
No 83 19.1%
Total Votes 434

Constitutional Amendment 2 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 342 75.2%
No 113 24.8%
Total Votes 455

Constitutional Amendment 3 Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 401 87.4%
No 58 12.6%
Total Votes 459

Proposition A Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 353 79.7%
No 90 20.3%
Total Votes 443

Proposition B Precincts Reporting 21 of 21
Yes 215 46.8%
No 244 53.2%
Total Votes 459

* Election results as of 9:00:36 on 11/02/2010

Camden County Election Results

Election Summary Report
CAMDEN CO MO
GENERAL ELECTION
Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
11/02/10
20:35:28

Registered Voters 27784 - Cards Cast 16905 60.84% Num. Report Precinct 24 - Num. Reporting 24 100.00%

U.S. SENATOR
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16748
ROBIN CARNAHAN DEM 4558 27.22%
ROY BLUNT REP 11036 65.89%
JONATHAN DINE LIB 647 3.86%
JERRY BECK CST 487 2.91%
Write-in Votes 20 0.12%

STATE AUDITOR
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16560
SUSAN MONTEE DEM 5129 30.97%
TOM SCHWEICH REP 10779 65.09%
CHARLES W. BAUM LIB 645 3.89%
Write-in Votes 7 0.04%

U.S. REP DIST 4
Total
Number of Precincts 23
Precincts Reporting 23 100.0 %
Total Votes 15796
IKE SKELTON DEM 5732 36.29%
VICKY HARTZLER REP 9266 58.66%
JASON MICHAEL BRAUN LIB 514 3.25%
GREG COWAN CST 272 1.72%
Write-in Votes 12 0.08%

U.S. REP DIST 9
Total
Number of Precincts 5
Precincts Reporting 5 100.0 %
Total Votes 910
BLAINE LUETKEMEYER REP 750 82.42%
CHRISTOPHER W. DWYER LIB 159 17.47%
Write-in Votes 1 0.11%

STATE REP DIST 115
Total
Number of Precincts 3
Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 %
Total Votes 324
RODNEY SCHAD REP 248 76.54%
RANDY DINWIDDIE IND 76 23.46%
Write-in Votes 0 0.00%

STATE REP DIST 146
Total
Number of Precincts 4
Precincts Reporting 4 100.0 %
Total Votes 481
DARRELL POLLOCK REP 477 99.17%
Write-in Votes 4 0.83%

STATE REP DIST 148
Total
Number of Precincts 2
Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 %
Total Votes 31
DAVID DAY REP 31 100.00%
Write-in Votes 0 0.00%

STATE REP DIST 155
Total
Number of Precincts 23
Precincts Reporting 23 100.0 %
Total Votes 15725
JOHN W. PAGE DEM 5396 34.31%
DIANE FRANKLIN REP 10303 65.52%
Write-in Votes 26 0.17%

CIRCUIT JUDGE CIR 26 DIV 2
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 13833
KENNY HAYDEN REP 13723 99.20%
Write-in Votes 110 0.80%

ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE CIR 26 DIV 3
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16267
RICHELLE CHRISTENSEN DEM 5355 32.92%
AARON KOEPPEN REP 10889 66.94%
Write-in Votes 23 0.14%

ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE CIR 26 DIV 4
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 13663
BRUCE E. COLYER REP 13499 98.80%
Write-in Votes 164 1.20%

PRESIDING COMMISSIONER
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16324
ERIC MAYER DEM 4651 28.49%
KRISTOPHER M FRANKEN REP 11655 71.40%
Write-in Votes 18 0.11%

CIRCUIT CLERK
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14188
JO McELWEE REP 14101 99.39%
Write-in Votes 87 0.61%

COUNTY CLERK
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16384
JAMES A. HODSHON DEM 3826 23.35%
ROWLAND A. TODD REP 12541 76.54%
Write-in Votes 17 0.10%

RECORDER OF DEEDS
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14298
DONNIE SNELLING REP 14215 99.42%
Write-in Votes 83 0.58%

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 13891
BRIAN KEEDY REP 13768 99.11%
Write-in Votes 123 0.89%

COUNTY AUDITOR
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14042
RONALD RONNIE CAPPS REP 13957 99.39%
Write-in Votes 85 0.61%

COLLECTOR OF REVENUE
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16385
JACQUELINE SAMUELSON DEM 4363 26.63%
VICKY (NORTH) BURNS REP 12007 73.28%
Write-in Votes 15 0.09%

MO SUP JUDGE FISCHER
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14437
YES 9485 65.70%
NO 4952 34.30%

APPEALS JUDGE BARNEY
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14294
YES 9011 63.04%
NO 5283 36.96%

APPEALS JUDGE BURRELL
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 14231
YES 9133 64.18%
NO 5098 35.82%

AMENDMENT 1
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16032
YES 12608 78.64%
NO 3424 21.36%

AMENDMENT 2
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16300
YES 11274 69.17%
NO 5026 30.83%

AMENDMENT 3
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16624
YES 14932 89.82%
NO 1692 10.18%

PROPOSITION A
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16433
YES 13027 79.27%
NO 3406 20.73%

PROPOSITION B
Total
Number of Precincts 24
Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 %
Total Votes 16749
YES 7019 41.91%
NO 9730 58.09%

CITY OF LAKE OZARK QUESTION
Total
Number of Precincts 2
Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 %
Total Votes 40
YES 22 55.00%
NO 18 45.00%

LINN CREEK PROP LAW ENFORCEMENT
Total
Number of Precincts 2
Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 %
Total Votes 42
YES 20 47.62%
NO 22 52.38%

LINN CREEK TRANSPORTATION
Total
Number of Precincts 2
Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 %
Total Votes 42
YES 17 40.48%
NO 25 59.52%

LINN CREEK CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
Total
Number of Precincts 2
Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 %
Total Votes 42
YES 25 59.52%
NO 17 40.48%

Shootout Street Party Lake of the Ozarks, Strip

So the Words getting out and video has been getting leaked. But the shootout documentary is almost done. The 2010 DVD features a menu that contains a lot of highlights, interviews, a special features. Here is a link to the street party:

LAKE TV 32, is now online watch 24/7 anywhere

Watch Lake TV 32 Online Now:

Watch live video from LAKE TV 32 on Justin.tv

Missouri Senate Debate 2010, Lake of the Ozarks, Remix

Shootout raises $70,000 in 2010

Ron Duggan announced that $70,000 was raised during the shootout.

Osage Beach Police Report

ARRESTS

10-11 – w/m age 25 from Camdenton – arrested on Clinton County warrant for failure to appear

10-13 – w/m age 22 from Brumley – Jared Ross Witt arrested on harassment charges and possession of
burglary tools

10-15 – w/m age 57 from Kaiser – arrested for driving while suspended – no insurance – no license plates
displayed

10-17 – w/m age 40 from Warrenton, Missouri – arrested for driving while suspended and speeding 10-19
mph over posted limit

10-17 – w/f age 28 from Columbia – arrested for possession of marijuana u/35grams and unlawful use of
drug paraphernalia

OSAGE BEACH POLICE ACTIVITES

Rummage Sale to benefit Lake Area SART on Saturday, October 23rd

There will be a rummage sale to benefit Lake Area SART on Saturday, October 23rd
beginning at 7 am and ending at 5 pm.

All proceeds go towards additional training and equipment for SART team members so
that we can best serve our victims.

The sale will be located at the Harper Chapel Church - right next door to Osage Beach
City Hall. Most of the sale will be conducted inside the church. Entrance to the sale will
be located on the back side of the church.

For more information contact SANE Nurse Anne Wilson 573-434-1286, SANE Nurse Stacy
Sederwall 573-346-9109, Dee Ballard 573-286-2592 Sgt. Arlyne Page 480-3112, John
Page 573-480-0445

WHAT IS A SART?

A Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) is a group of community professionals who work
to coordinate an immediate, high quality, multidisciplinary, victim-centered response to
sexual assault cases. The team creates a mechanism to monitor the effectiveness of the
response and to promptly address problems in service delivery.

WHY IS SART IMPORTANT TO THE COMMUNITY?

A SART can assess and improve the effectiveness of current coordinated
interventions.

•

A SART can identify agencies that should be involved in the
multidisciplinary team.

•

A SART can provide a timely victim-sensitive and coordinated response to a
sexual assault. This can increase the likelihood that victims will seek follow-
up assistance and long-term support to promote healing, whether or not a
formal police report is filed.

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Haunted HayRide Laurie, MO

OctoberFest at Michael's Steak Chalet

Surdyke Yamaha & Marina Hosts Inaugural Fall Classic Races at River Bottom Motocross Park Benefiting “Offroad Riders Matter”

RACING FOR A CAUSE

- Surdyke Yamaha & Marina Hosts Inaugural Fall Classic Races at
River Bottom Motocross Park Benefiting “Offroad Riders Matter” -

Osage Beach, MO (October 12, 2010) – Surdyke Yamaha & Marina is hosting the inaugural Fall Classic Races on

Sunday, October 17th, a dirt bike motocross race at River Bottom Motocross Park located at Cry Baby Campground

in Kaiser, Missouri. A portion of race proceeds go to Offroad Riders Matter, a not-for-profit charity “to get kids off

the street and in the dirt”.

The motocross races have classes for all ages and sizes, making it a family friendly event. Practice is

on Saturday, October 16th, followed by the races on Sunday, October 17th. The Fall Classic is spearheaded by

Greg Surdyke, owner of Surdyke Yamaha & Marina in Osage Beach, MO. Greg grew up racing dirt bikes and

contributes his years of competitive racing as an activity that kept him out of trouble in his youth. “When kids have

an extra curricular activity like riding and racing dirt bikes, it helps funnel their young energy in a positive way.

Instead of getting high on drugs, they can get high on the adrenaline rush that riding a dirt bike provides,” Surdyke

says. This very line of thinking was the catalyst for the formation of Offroad Riders Matter, a not-for-profit charity

lead by Surdyke to keep kids out of trouble from the temptations of drugs, theft, violence, etc., by introducing them

into the dirt bike lifestyle.

For more information on this event, call Greg Surdyke at (573) 348-9283 or log on to

www.SurdykeYamaha.com.

Shootout Poker Run 2010 DVD

Get your copy of the 2010 Shootout Poker Run  on at LAKE TV 32:
 

   
   
   
   
   
   
   

1st Annual Ghouls Gathering Saturday, October 30th 8pm - 11pm

1st Annual Ghouls Gathering
Saturday, October 30th
8pm - 11pm
Entertainment by
Moondogs
Costume Contest
Appetizers/Cash bar
Admission:
Members—$5 Non-members—$10

RSVP to Sara at 573-552-8401
sara.clark@ozarkyachtclub.com
119 Westwind Drive. Lake Ozark, MO 65049
www.ozarkyachtclub.com

River Bottom Motocross fall classic, Surdyke Yamaha -Lake TV 32 -River Bottom Moto Cross

Race fans & dirt bike riders get ready for the River Bottom Motocross fall classic brought to you by Monster Energy.  Come see high flying top level motocross action oct 17^th 5 miles down D road past Hyvee and Target in Osage Beach.

Spectator admission is only $5 per person and Camping on the Osage River is available as well.

Again Monster energy brings Motocross to the Lake in Fast & Furious Fashion Oct 17^th.  Other local sponsors include Mix 92.7, Cool 102.7, Krms 1150,93.5 Rocks,  The Sign Source, AB pest control, LO Profile, Lake TV 32 and Surdyke Yamaha.  Join us the at River Bottom and ” help keep kids off the street and in the dirt”.  Call 348-6575 or visit” river bottom mx .com “for more info. 

Big Bass Bash - October 2-3, 2010

ST. LOUIS – Don’t miss this year’s premiere amateur bass fishing tournament, the 2010 Lake of the Ozarks Big Bass Bash, which will be held on October 2^nd and 3^rd.

Over 160 Guaranteed Places will be paid out totaling more than $160,000 in cash, including $50,000 to the heaviest bass of the weekend. This event drew over 1500 anglers in 2009 and is expected to draw even more in the fall of 2010.

 

 

The Big Bass Bash is for amateurs only. Its unique format allows the weekend angler a chance to win like the professionals. Unlike most fishing tournaments which have a team arrangement where prizes are based on total weight, the Big Bass Bash format is distinctive in that it only takes one angler just one big bass to win! The top 3 heaviest bass of the weekend will win these cash prizes - $50,000 to first place, $20,000 to second place, and $10,000 to third place.

 

In addition to the 3 overall payouts, there will be over $76,000 in GUARANTEED CASH prizes for the 20 largest bass caught during each semi-hourly weigh-in, for a total of 160 semi-hourly payouts.

 

There are numerous ways to win even more money:

$500 Exact Weight Bonus: EVERY angler that brings in a bass weighing exactly 3.00 lbs. and/or 4.00 lbs. will win $500.

T-Shirt Bonus: If you have an official t-shirt in your possession when you weigh-in and your bass drops to 21st place in any of the semi-hourly weigh-ins, you will win $125! T-Shirts will be available during registration at the lake. Quantities limited.

Triton Boats Mystery Weight Bonus: In addition to all the payouts above, the winner of Lake of the Ozarks Big Bass Bash could win an additional $50,000 in cash with the Triton Boat mystery weight and Triton Boat incentive.

 

There will be three weigh-in locations on Lake of the Ozarks. Anglers can weigh in at PB2, Red Oak Resort, and Alhonna Resort.

 

Midwest Fish Tournaments is a family-owned and operated company out of St. Louis, Missouri. Over the past 4 years, Midwest Fish Tournaments has paid back over $800,000 in cash to the Big Bass Bash participants, making it one of the Midwest’s premiere tournament organizations.

 

Log on to www.bigbassbash.com for more information, or email us at info@midwestfishtournaments.com.

 

 

THE LAKE ARTS COUNCIL PROUDLY PRESENTS

THE LAKE ARTS COUNCIL PROUDLY PRESENTS

THE

INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED VIENNA BOYS CHOIR

November 6, 2010

beginning at 7:00 PM

St. Anthony Catholic Church, 1874 N. State Highway 5, Camdenton

Tickets may be purchased at the following outlets:
Adults $35
Students under 18, $10

Paul’s Supermarkets, Lake Ozark and Osage Beach

HyVee Supermarket, Osage Beach

All First National Banks

All Central Banks

Community Bank, Sunrise Beach

Health Mart, Laurie

Wilson Music, Eldon

By using Pay Pals through the website: www.artsatthelake.com.

For more information please, contact the Lake Arts Council at 573-964-6366

Contact Person: Gloria Peterson 573-873-3508 e-mail: dgpete1@charter.net

Harbor Hop Lake of the Ozarks 2010

Lake of the Ozarks, MO. - On Saturday, October 9, boaters and visitors will celebrate the 25th
Annual Harbor Hop at the Lake of the Ozarks.

The Harbor Hop is a poker run in which participants pick up playing cards in order to build
a winning poker hand and become eligible to win prizes. Players can donate $15.00 per
seven-card hand and start their run and draw their first card at any of the 31 sponsoring
restaurants and marinas along the lake’s main channel and the Big Niangua and Gravois arms.

“This event is a great opportunity for visitors and locals alike to see some of the most colorful
foliage at the lake while enjoying a great time with friends at our many participating waterfront
restaurants and marinas,” says Denise Decker, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Lake of
the Ozarks Convention and Visitor Bureau.

The Fall Harbor Hop traditionally is held the second weekend of October to extend our boating
season. The Lake of the Ozarks CVB sponsors the Fall Harbor Hop as well as the Spring Harbor
Hop held the first weekend in May to kick off the boating season. Other sponsors include the
Lake of the Ozarks Marine Dealers Association and Waterfront Restaurants.

For more information about the Harbor Hop and other events, attractions, shopping, lodging and
dining at Central Missouri’s scenic Lake of the Ozarks, visit www.funlake.com or call 1-800-
FUN-LAKE (386-5253).

Lake TV 32 Lends a Helping Hand

Lake TV 32 Lends a Helping Hand

OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — On Wednesday, Sept. 29, an owner of LAKE TV 32 will be put behind

bars for “good.” Shawn Kober is an area resident who will be getting locked up to benefit the

Muscular Dystrophy Association.

“Local businesses and community leaders agreed to be arrested for having a big heart in the fun

of MDA Lock-Up,” said Shawn Kober. “This unique community-wide event will raise funds

for Jerry's kids, and will benefit the lake community.”

Donations made will provide clinics, research, support and payments towards camps for these

children. To ensure Mr. Kober does not stay in jail he needs to raise $800. To make donations,

you may visit www.joinmda.org/lakeozarkmo10/laketv32 or log on to mda.org.

Shawn Kober, Lake TV 32

Footage of the event will be shot by LAKE TV 32 and aired later in the week. To get in touch

with LAKE TV 32 call Shawn Kober at 573-552-8832 or visit laketv32.com.

LAKE TV 32 is a full-service video production company that provides effective concept-

to-completion services through a wide range of video services. These include television

commercial production, photography production, DVD production and much more. We believe

that in building a partnership with our clients, we can create productions that have impact and

imagination. Watch LAKE TV 32 on Charter Cable at the Lake of the Ozarks for all the latest

information at the Lake of the Ozarks.

MID-MISSOURI GETS ITS MOMENT ON SCREEN

MID-MISSOURI GETS ITS MOMENT ON SCREEN

Production set to begin on independent short movie showcasing Lake of the Ozarks

On average, 150 people a day visit the Madison County tourism board looking for the

covered bridges from Clint Eastwood’s

Bridges of Madison County. 65,000 people a

year visit the site of the 1989 film

Field of Dreams. New Zealand saw an extra 700,000

tourist influx from 2000 to 2006, largely attributed to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

In fact, locations where a successful film is shot generally see a 54 percent increase

in tourism visits over the next 4 years, according to

The Annals of Tourism Research.

However, one of the largest tourist destinations in the Midwest, Lake of the Ozarks, has

been snubbed by the silver screen. Two men are seeking to change that.

Kris Oliver and Eric Venezia are collaborating on an independent short with the

intentions of turning it into a feature length film. The project, titled Just Another

Wednesday, gives an honest glimpse into the lives of service industry employees against

the backdrop of a picturesque Lake of the Ozarks summer day. The story follows Phillip

Jenner(John O’Mahoney), a charmingly arrogant, wise-cracking bartender as his wild

antics and careless decision making begin to catch up with him.

Kris Oliver has been a resident of Mid-Missouri since 1993 and a graduate of Missouri

State University. Eric Venezia is a graduate of Southern Connecticut State University

with a degree in Video and Television Production. The two met on St. Thomas in

the U.S. Virgin Islands, where they decided to collaborate on the project. They have

assembled a team of some of the most talented filmmakers in the area, including Director

of Photography Robert M. Barr, Production Sound Mixer Ken Paulakovich, and Make-up

Artist Barb Perkins.

Just Another Wednesday will begin shooting September 14. Principal photography

will take place at the newly opened Tailgate Party in Osage Beach, MO. There are still

openings for cast and crew looking for a high quality project to work on for credit. Any

interested party should contact Kris Oliver at (573) 434-6579.

Bike Fest Lake of the Ozarks 2010, the Party you have to go to....

Check out Bike Week This Weekend at Lake of the Ozarks......

The ultimate bike fest experience includes many ingredients.
Lake of the Ozarks BikeFest provides the perfect blend
of all of those ingredients.

From some of the Nation's most Scenic Rides, Incredible Lake front varied elevation roadway views.  In addition to in excess of over Two Hundred Biker Friendly bars, restaurants, entertainment complexes, hotels, and campgrounds.

Wounded Warriors at the Lake This Friday, September 10th

 

Wounded Warriors at the Lake This Friday, September 10th

 

The Lake of the Ozarks Support the Fort will be hosting the Wounded Warriors Unit at the Lake this Friday, September 10th. 

 

The Wounded Warriors are those American heroes that have made the sacrifice to serve our country and have been injured or disabled in the line of duty in Iraq, Afghanistan or other areas of active duty.  

 

A Wounded Warriors Transitional Unit is located at Fort Leonard Wood with approximately 120 rehabilitating soldiers.  We are hoping to host 25-30 soldiers on September 10th for a day of relaxation and fun including a boat cruise, Main Street Music Hall pre-show, tailgate dinner at the Camdenton High School,community appreciation at the Camdenton High School football pregame and cruise the Bagnell Dam Strip with the Lake Ozark Corvette Club during Hot Summer Nights. 

 

Please show your patriotism and support by welcoming these dedicated soldiers to our community on your outdoor signage, posting the flag and by coming out to the football game and Hot Summer Nights Cruise. 

 

The day is funded by the Support the Fort golf tournament proceeds that was held in July and donations. 

 

If you have any questions please contact Trish Creach, 964-1008, or Danna Kahrs, 348-9593.

 

 

 

Hot Summer Nights This Friday

 

2 DAM DAYS MARATHON PADDLE RACE FROM TRUMAN DAM TO BAGNELL DAM

2 DAM DAYS

MARATHON PADDLE RACE FROM TRUMAN DAM TO BAGNELL DAM

 “JUST FOR FUN” RECREATIONAL PADDLE

The Lake of the Ozarks Watershed Alliance, LOWA, has scheduled two paddle events.
The first event is a 91 mile marathon, flat water paddle race, for kayaks and canoes on Saturday, September 25 and Sunday, September 26. The race is from Truman Dam to Bagnell Dam with $13,500 in prize money. The second event is a “Just For Fun”
recreational paddle on Saturday, September 25 for those who find the notion of paddling
91 miles in two days a little extreme.

MARATHON PADDLE RACE DAY ONE
The marathon race begins 7 a.m., Saturday, September 25 at Drake Harbor in Warsaw,
Mo. The race will travel approximately 57 miles to Captain Ron’s at the 34 mile marker.

CLEAN WATER FESTIVAL AT CAPTAIN RON’S
The first day’s standings will be announced after the paddle Saturday, September 25 at
a “Clean Water Festival” at Captain Ron’s. The festival is a celebration of the lake for
everyone, those who are supporting the paddlers, and those just enjoying the lake. The
festival will feature live entertainment, food and booths. Businesses or organizations
interested in a booth may contact LOWA.

DAY TWO OF THE MARATHON RACE
On Sunday, September 26 the race begins at 8 a.m. at Captain Ron’s and ends 34 miles
later at Iguana Watersports near Bagnell Dam. “We’re expecting marathon kayakers from
all over the nation,” said LOWA member Caroline Toole. LOWA expects this annual
race to grow into a popular national event.
Check in for marathon paddlers will be at Drake Marine from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday,
September 24 with a mandatory safety meeting at 7 p.m.

JUST FOR FUN PADDLE
A Just For Fun paddle begins at 10 a.m., Saturday, September 25 and travelers will
paddle 14 miles from the Halfway Inn to Captain Ron’s where participants may join
in the Clean Water Festival celebrations. Just for Fun paddlers will be entered into a
drawing for a free kayak, donated by Dan Dougan of Oz Cycles and Kayaks. In addition,
there will be a first, second, and third place trophy awarded for the Just For Fun event.

RACERS WILL COMPETE FOR $13,500 IN PRIZES
Racers will compete for more than $13,500 in the two-day marathon race which will have
equal purses for the men’s and women’s division. “This is probably the largest purse
in the country for this type of race,” said Toole. There will be winners for the top three
in each division for Saturday and Sunday. This means there could be up to 31 winners.
Competitors could win up to $2,400 by taking first place both days along with the Top
Paddle Award.

DIVISIONS
There will be five divisions; men’s and women’s solo, men’s and women’s tandem and
mixed tandem. The purse is the same for each division and for each day as follows;
first place wins $700, second place wins $400, third place wins $150 and the top award
for the best over-all time for the two day event, regardless of the division is $1,000.
The entry fee for the marathon race is $150. The Just For Fun paddle entrance fee is $25
if registered by Thursday, September 24 and $30 thereafter.
An awards ceremony will be held 3 p.m., Sunday, September 26 on the Bagnell Dam
Strip. Proceeds from this event will benefit LOWA in its endeavors to maintain and
improve the water quality of the Lake of the Ozarks.

WHO IS LOWA?

LOWA is a grassroots proactive group of local residents formed to protect and preserve
our lake and its watershed. “Prevention is better than repairing problems economically,
health-wise, and for safety,” said Director Donna Swall. LOWA’s mission statement is
for citizens to preserve, protect, and improve the Lake of the Ozarks, its Watershed and
natural resources, while maintaining our economic, social, and environmental health.

For more information or to volunteer contact Donna Swall at 573-434-4400.or visit the
race website at www.2damdays.org.

Lake of the Ozarks Shoot Out Poker Run 2010 Running Footage

Road Boaters, Lake of the Ozarks

The Cave Restaurant and Resort, Richland Missouri

Gary Dyer, formerly of Gary's Catfish and BBQ in Lebanon, Missouri, and current owner of Gary's Place - Italian Food & More, also in Lebanon has recently purchased and opened the Cave Restaurant in Richland, Missouri. The restaurant, which seats 225 is located in a cave. A beautiful view of the Gasconade River, and delicious food.

Groundbreaking Planned for U.S. 65 Widening in Benton County

Groundbreaking Planned for U.S. 65 Widening in Benton County

The event will start at 10:30 a.m. and be held on right of way near Route 65 in Warsaw, just south of the Route 7 interchange. From the interchange, travel the outer roadway south for approximately a half mile to the ceremony location. The event is open to the public and will be held rain or shine.The $19.3 million project includes widening the highway to four lanes from south of Route 52 to just north of the Osage River in Warsaw. When completed, the new divided highway will have two northbound lanes and two southbound lanes.
Chester Bross ConstructionCO./C.B. Equipment, Inc/. of Hannibal, Mo. is contracted to complete the project. Weather permitting, work will start within the next week and will be completed in the summer 2012. The project is being paid for through voter approved Amendment 3 funding.
This project is part of a larger effort to widen and improve safety on Route 65 through Benton County.
Motorists are encouraged to stay alert and drive safely through construction areas.
For more information about this project, please call
1-888-ASK-MoDOT(275-6636) or log onto www.modot.org/central

Steamboat Landing at Drake Harbor

Steamboat Landing at Drake Harbor, has been reborn. When completed, it will be part of a land and water trail system. This section of trail systems, behind the Community Building, will be a 10 foot wide by approximately 1000 foot long boardwalk. It will have the capability to accommodate watercraft on the Lake of the Ozarks. Eventually, it will have the capability to tie up 64 boats of various sizes. This will provide the opportunity for immediate access to the waterfront downtown and the ever growing network of recreational trails.

2nd Annual Osage Beach City Wide Rummage Sale!

2nd Annual Osage Beach City Wide
Rummage Sale!
Saturday, September 18, 2010-8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
At homes throughout Osage Beach
Rain or shine!
One good use deserves another, so don’t miss the
opportunity to shop or sell gently used items
There will be a $10 fee to cover maps and advertising.
There will also be numerous City employees with sale
booths set up on the City Hall parking lot. This year
limited spaces at City Hall are available to the public at
$15.00 each (2 parking spaces) with a confirmed
reservation.
This day full of fun will also include Rummage Bingo!!
Pick up your Rummage Bingo card with your map and list
of participating addresses at www.osagebeach.org, City
Hall, Central Bank, and KK Eagle Stop. Then just visit 10
of the participating rummage sales, get your bingo card
stamped, and return it to City Hall to be entered for many
AWESOME prizes. The Grand Prize is a “Taste of the
Lake” basket full of great things that the lake area has to
offer. Please note that the rummage sales located at City
Hall parking lot will only count toward one stamp on the
Bingo card.
Want to be a participant? Sign-up forms will be available
at www.osagebeach.org and City Hall July 6th. Complete
and return the form with the fee to City Hall by Friday,
September 3, 2010.

MANAGED DEER HUNT - Osage Beach Missouri

Are you are interested in
participating in this year’s
Bow and Arrow City
Managed Deer Hunt?
The Bow season will be
from September 15, 2010 thru January 15, 2011. You can
go to the City’s website (www.osagebeach.org) and
download the application or you can come in to City Hall
and pick up an application.
Also, if you want your property to be part of the hunt,
please call Bob Chatham at 302-2000 Ext. 223 to see if your
property meets the restrictions, or with any other

PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS NEED CITY LICENSES - Osage Beach

PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS NEED
CITY LICENSES
The arrival of the door-to-door peddlers and charitable
solicitors comes with the arrival of good weather.
Anyone selling door-to-door without a peddler’s license
is undercutting our year-round brick and mortar
merchants that make up the backbone of the local
economy. A legitimate peddler or
solicitor selling you something at
your door will have a peddler’s or
solicitor’s license from the City of
Osage Beach. You can ask to see it.
Always use caution with any peddler
who wants money today for goods
or services to be delivered in the
future.

Osage Beach Municipal Calendar

MUNICIPAL CALENDAR
• July 1—Board of Aldermen—
6:30 p.m.
• July 5—Independence Day Holiday
Observed—City Hall Closed
• July 7—NOON—Testing of Warning Sirens
• July 8—Municipal Court—9:00 a.m.
• July 8—Special Board of Aldermen Meeting—
6:00 p.m.
• July 13—Planning Commission—6:00 p.m.
• July 20—Joint Sewer Board—5:15 p.m.
• July 22—Municipal Court—9:00 a.m.
• July 22—Board of Aldermen—6:30 p.m.

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF OSAGE BEACH, MISSOURI

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OF THE CITY OF OSAGE BEACH, MISSOURI
June 17, 2010
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Osage Beach, Missouri, met to conduct a regular meeting on Thursday, June 17, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. The following were present: Mayor Penny Lyons, Alderman Lois Farmer, Alderman David Gasper, Alderman Steve Kahrs, Alderman John Olivarri, Alderman Ron Schmitt. Alderman Kevin Rucker was absent. City Clerk Diann Warner was present and performed the duties of that office.
Mayor’s Communications. Mayor Lyons had nothing to report at this time.
Citizens Communications. No one was present who wished to speak during this portion of the meeting.
Consent Agenda.
Alderman Farmer moved to approve the consent agenda which includes minutes of the regular meeting held on June 3, 2010, the bill list as submitted and a caterer’s license to Dorsey’s Pit Stop. Alderman Gasper seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Unfinished Business.
Bill No. 10-25. Amendments to the Water Ordinance.
Alderman Kahrs questioned whether staff had come up with ideas for saving money for operating and maintaining the water and sewer systems. Assistant City Administrator Jeana Albertson responded that Superintendent of Public Works Rick King could explain the new programs he has developed to save money.
Mayor Lyons presented the second and final reading of Bill 10-25 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-25 has been available for public review.
Alderman Olivarri moved to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-25 as presented. Alderman Gasper seconded the motion. The following roll call vote was taken to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-25 and to pass same into Ordinance: “Ayes”: Alderman Olivarri, Alderman Farmer, Alderman Gasper, Alderman Schmitt. “Nays”: Alderman Kahrs. “Absent:” Alderman Rucker. Bill 10-25 was passed and approved as Ordinance 10.25.
Bill No. 10-26. Amendments to the Sewer Ordinance.
Mayor Lyons presented the second and final reading of Bill 10-26 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-26 has been available for public review.
Alderman Farmer moved to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-26 as presented. Alderman Olivarri seconded the motion. The following roll call vote was taken to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-26 and to pass same into Ordinance: “Ayes”: Alderman Farmer, Alderman Gasper, Alderman Schmitt, Alderman Olivarri. “Nays”: Alderman Kahrs. “Absent”: Alderman Rucker. Bill 10-26 was passed and approved as Ordinance 10.26.
Bill No. 10-30. Tenure of Office for Elected and Appointed Officials.
Mayor Lyons presented the second and final reading of Bill 10-30 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-30 has been available for public review.
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Alderman Olivarri moved to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-30 as presented. Alderman Schmitt seconded the motion. The following roll call vote was taken to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-30 and to pass same into Ordinance: “Ayes”: Alderman Gasper, Alderman Schmitt, Alderman Kahrs, Alderman Olivarri, Alderman Farmer. “Nays”: None. “Absent”: Alderman Rucker. Bill 10-30 was passed and approved as Ordinance 10.30.
Bid Award. Hatchery Road.
APAC Missouri $29,081.25
Magruder Paving, LLC $27,937.50
City Engineer Nick Edelman recommended that the bid be awarded to the low bidder, Magruder Paving, LLC, the low bidder, in the amount of $27,937.50.
Alderman Schmitt moved to award the bid to the low bidder, Magruder Paving, LLC, the low bidder, in the amount of $27,937.50 as recommended. Alderman Gasper seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
New Business.
2009 Audit Presentation.
Heidi Chick of Williams Keepers, LLC presented the 2009 annual audit. She explained that one significant accounting standard for 2011 will have an impact on the financial statements which is that the City may develop a policy on unrestricted balances and could designate future money for specific purposes.
Ms. Chick said that Williams Keepers, LLC issued a clean opinion and that the preparation of financial statements is completed by Williams Keepers on behalf of the City, because the City does not have the capacity to do the financial statements. Ms. Chick pointed out that there were no new comments this year and all comments in the management letter last year were resolved in 2009. Ms. Chick commended the City for receiving the Certificate for Financing Reporting for the 10th year in a row.
Alderman Olivarri suggested that the new standards be reviewed by the Board during the 3rd Quarter Budget Review before the 2011 Budget meetings begin.
Bill No. 10-33. Authorizing Mayor to Execute Renewal Contract with Williams Keepers, LLC to Perform the City’s Financial Audits.
City Treasurer Karri Bell recommended Bill 10-33 be adopted authorizing Williams Keepers LLC to conduct the City’s next five annual audits.
Mayor Lyons presented the first reading of Bill No. 10-33 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-33 has been available for public review.
Alderman Kahrs moved to approve the first reading of Bill 10-33 by as presented by title only. Alderman Schmitt seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Mayor Lyons presented the second and final reading of Bill 10-33 by title only. Alderman Kahrs moved to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-33 as presented. Alderman Schmitt seconded the
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motion. The following roll call vote was taken to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-33 and to pass same into Ordinance: “Ayes”: Alderman Gasper, Alderman Kahrs, Alderman Schmitt, Alderman Olivarri, Alderman Farmer. “Nays”: None. “Absent”: Alderman Rucker. Bill 10-33 was passed and approved as Ordinance 10.33.
Bill No. 10-27. Duenke Real Estate Holdings, LLC Voluntary Annexation
Mayor Lyons presented the first reading of Bill No. 10-27 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-27 has been available for public review.
Alderman Kahrs moved to approve the first reading of Bill 10-27 by as presented. Alderman Farmer seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Bill No. 10-31. Repealing Section 405.370 (B) (6) Concerning Political Signs.
City Attorney Ed Rucker explained this action is necessary to bring the sign ordinance into compliance with existing law. It repeals a section that has been effectively overruled in a very similar situation in Gladstone. Staff will continue to carefully monitor the issue of signs in the City. City Attorney Rucker stated that the remainder of the ordinance remains the same.
Mayor Lyons presented the first reading of Bill No. 10-31 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-31 has been available for public review.
Alderman Olivarri moved to approve the first reading of Bill 10-31 as presented. Alderman Gasper seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Bill No. 10-32. Authorizes Mayor to Execute Easement Agreement with Union Electric Company.
City Engineer Nick Edelman explained this agreement is for the easement from Ameren UE in connection with the Zebra Roadway Project.
Mayor Lyons presented the first reading of Bill No. 10-32 by title only. It was noted that Bill 10-32 has been available for public review.
Alderman Olivarri moved to approve the first reading of Bill 10-32 by as presented. Alderman Gasper seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Mayor Lyons presented the second and final reading of Bill 10-32 by title only. Alderman Olivarri moved to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-32 as presented. Alderman Farmer seconded the motion. The following roll call vote was taken to approve the second and final reading of Bill 10-32 and to pass same into Ordinance: “Ayes”: Alderman Kahrs, Alderman Schmitt, Alderman Olivarri, Alderman Farmer, Alderman Gasper. “Nays”: None. “Absent”: Alderman Rucker. Bill 10-32 was passed and approved as Ordinance 10.32.
Reappointment of Municipal Judge.
City Administrator Nancy Viselli explained that Judge Washburn’s reappointment has been reviewed with the Mayor, the City Attorney and City Staff, and they all believe that Judge Washburn should continue to serve the City in this capacity. Judge Washburn was contacted to see if he was interested in being reappointed, and he is. City Administrator Viselli requested the Board to approve the reappointment of Judge William Washburn as the City’s Municipal Judge for a two year term.
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Alderman Kahrs moved to approve the reappointment of William Washburn as municipal judge. Alderman Olivarri seconded the motion which was voted on and passed.
Authorize Postponement of Meeting.
Alderman Gasper moved to postpone the Board meeting in July from the third Thursday to the fourth Thursday. Alderman Schmitt seconded the motion which was voted on and unanimously passed.
Communications from Board Members.
Alderman Kahrs. Alderman Kahrs asked staff to be prepared to make budget cuts if the sales tax receipts do not improve.
Alderman Gasper. Alderman Gasper reported that the Osage Beach City Park is in great shape.
Alderman Farmer. Alderman Farmer read an article from a newspaper telling about the Kahrs’ family sponsoring a Catfish Derby for children from Fort Leonard Wood. She said all the gifts and prizes were compliments of the Kahrs’ family.
Staff Communications.
City Attorney. Ed Rucker reported that he appreciated the reappointment of Bill Washburn.
City Engineer. Nick Edelman introduced co-ops in the Engineering Department: Ericka Ross and Nick Zimmerman.
Airport Manager. Budd Hyde reported that he will take delivery of a tractor for Lee C. Fine Airport which was approved by the Board of Aldermen a few weeks ago. He said the tractor was $11,000 rather than $20,000, the amount that was budgeted.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m.
I, Diann Warner, City Clerk of the City of Osage Beach, Missouri, do hereby certify that the above foregoing is a true and complete journal of proceedings of the regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Osage Beach, Missouri, held on June 17, 2010.

Leak in the Gulf????

Seepages on the sea floor near the leaking Gulf of Mexico oil well may be unrelated to the well itself, the government's incident commander says.

Adm Thad Allen said there were concerns over three areas of "anomaly" during monitoring for a pressure test on the well.
The well has been capped to see if the flow of oil can be stopped without provoking leaks in the sea bed.

US Oil Spill

• Damage assessment
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• Which way forward for BP?
• Ways BP has tried to stop the leak

If the test fails, the well will be re-opened and oil will flow out again.
Adm Allen outlined the three areas of concern.

Water Patrol Report 6-19

Incident Type :				Incident Date :
SWAMPING
				06/19/2010
Waterway :		District :		Incident Time :
LAKE OF THE OZARKS		2		12:49:00 PM
Location :	Town :			County :
19 MM	OSAGE BEACH, MO			CAMDEN
Summary :
SUBJECTS RENTED A BOAT FROM SURDYKES. WHILE TRAVELING ON THE LAKE THEY NOTICED THE BOAT WAS TAKING ON WATER. THE BILGE PUMP COULD NOT KEEP UP AND WATER WAS COMING IN THE FRONT AND REAR OF THE BOAT.

Missouri State Water Patrol to participate in national effort to reduce boating while intoxicated incidents and raise safety

Missouri State Water Patrol to participate in national effort to reduce boating while intoxicated incidents and raise safety

The Missouri State Water Patrol announces it will participate in a safe boating campaign that spans virtually every U.S. state and territory.  "Operation Dry Water" is spearheaded by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and aims to raise awareness and reduce the incidence boating while intoxicated. 

The campaign will be conducted June 25 – 27.  The Water Patrol will be conducting multiple check points and saturation patrols on lakes and rivers throughout Missouri during the June 25-27 weekend.  Nationally, alcohol and drug impairment is a contributing factor in more than one-fifth of all boating fatality accidents.

Boaters that come across a checkpoint should be prepared to be stopped as part of this effort.  Officers will make brief contact with the operator and perform a basic safety check of the boat's equipment.  If the officer suspects an operator is under the influence of intoxicants, the operator will be asked to submit to a field sobriety test.  All efforts will be made to keep the process as brief as possible and to ensure that traffic does not back up.  The Missouri State Water Patrol appreciates the public's cooperation.

The Missouri State Water Patrol reminds everyone to "boat smart."  If alcohol will be included as part of your next excursion, be sure to designate a sober captain.

Osage Beach Man Electrocuted after Car Crash

CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. -- A local man stepped on a live power line and was killed after hitting a utility pole Saturday.

Adam Vermillion, 25, of Osage Beach, Mo., was driving a 2005 Dodge van southbound on Baydy Peak Road at 1:45 a.m., June 12, when the vehicle traveled off the left side of the road at the intersection with Eagle Crossing and struck a utility pole. The collision caused downed power lines. Vermillion exited the vehicle, made contact with a downed power line and was electrocuted, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol report.

El Captian, Lake of the Ozarks

T Murdocks, Bar and Grill Eldon Missouri

Bumps BareFoot - Lake of the Ozarks

LAKE TV 32, Ribbion Cutting Camdenton Missouri Lake of the Ozarks

The Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for Lake TV Channel 32, 5032 Hwy 54 in Osage Beach.  Lake TV is a local TV station on Charter Cable.  They provide unique content to inform the visitor as well as full time resident on all that encompasses the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks.  Tune in to see what’s happening at the Lake or what you may have missed.  Check them out on the web at laketv32.com.  Pictured from left to right: Chamber Board member Matt Hamner; Shawn Kober with Lake TV; and Chamber Executive Director Bruce Mitchell

Lake of the Ozarks Support the Fort and the Mid-Missouri Chapter of AUSA

Lake of the Ozarks Support the Fort and the Mid-Missouri Chapter of AUSA
(Association of the United States Army) cordially invite you to attend a
Support the Fort Social on Tuesday, May 11, 2010 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Tan-Tar-A - Arrowhead Pool Deck, Osage Beach

This evening will be an opportunity to see how we can extend our support to the soldiers and their families at Fort Leonard Wood and let them know how much we appreciate them and what they do for our country every day. Since 2008, the Lake of the Ozarks Support the Fort has hosted Warriors in Town dinners, a day at Big Surf for those families of deployed soldiers, golf outings with soldiers at Sycamore Creek Golf Club and Wounded Warrior Days at the Lake of the Ozarks.

It’s all to show them that Lake of the Ozarks cares about them and to say “thank you” for their service.

Get involved by attending the Support the Fort Social. See how your support can make a difference in the lives of our military men and women.

Paradise Tropical Restaurant & Bar - A LAKE TV 32 hangout

Paradise Tropical Restaurant & Bar is now open 7 days a week, and has been completely remodeled to three times the size.  11am-Close Monday - Friday; 9am - Close Saturday and Sunday. Our famous breakfast buffet goes from 9am-Noon on the weekends.  This coming Friday we will feature Fat Mike and the Bartenders from 7-11pm, Saturday afternoon we will be having James Clay and Stonewall Jackson, Saturday night Complementary Nuts will be playing from 7-11pm. On May 24th our house band flies in from Jamaica, to spend the summer months with us.  The bands name is Exubus and is comprised of 4 members all from different Islands.  This past winter they have been featured on many cruise lines, and have been traveling with the Barbados Visitors Bureau playing at vacation conferences all across the country.  Come check out the newly remodeled Paradise Tropical Restaurant & Bar.

Offshore Power Boats Lake of the Ozarks, a Shawn Kober flick

Bagnell Dam River Park

A man is dead after being hit by a car in Lebanon.

LEBANON, Mo. -- A man is dead after being hit by a car in Lebanon.
Troopers say a car hit James Barbour early Friday morning as he was walking along-side Highway 5.
The 28-year-old was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the driver of the car was not intoxicated.

Ring Side Fight- Cage of Honor 39

1931 Troupe

The 1931 Troupe held a spring street party on the Bagnell Dam Strip to get ready for Lake Ozark's Oma & Noma Days heritage festival on May 15 & 16, 2010.  Local actors dressed in 1931 costumes (the year Bagnell Dam was opened) and provided entertainment.