Don Currence

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as the process of the project life support, long-term recovery efforts, and market studies related to e-commerce and distribution. There were conversations about property tax calculations, coordination with different cities and councils, and the alignment of visions and priorities. The board also discussed the classification of certain properties, traffic concerns, stormwater management, and potential improvements to infrastructure. Additionally, there were discussions about award signs, agreements with federal highways, and the involvement of schools in these initiatives.

The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call. The Ozark High School Army JROTC rifle team was recognized as national champions. The Ozark High School JROTC raider team was also recognized as national champions. The Ozark High School JROTC Ozark Mountain Net Unarmed Drill Team was recognized as national champions. The Ozark High School Junior ROTC Ozark Mountain Guard Drill Team was recognized as national champions. A presentation on municipal government was given.

The meeting includes discussions about sewer and water rates, and impact fees. A study was conducted to quantify the true cost of impact on the city, focusing on sanitary sewer, water, and transportation. The goal is to offset costs and recoup investments in infrastructure, particularly concerning single-family homes. The board also reviewed the city's existing water and sewer impact fees, comparing them to surrounding communities.

The meeting included discussions on amending the municipal code to regulate crematories in various zoning districts, including industrial, commercial, and office warehousing. The commission also discussed the dark sky ordinance and the possibility of receiving feedback from the International Dark Sky Association. Updates were provided on a study with a university regarding sky darkness measurements, and a presentation of the findings was proposed for a future meeting.

The meeting included discussions regarding a presentation on pavement management, an ordinance declaring the results of an annual election held on June 2nd, 2020, and a contract with Ozark Chamber of Commerce for professional services.