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Jeep Invasion Returns to Bagnell Dam Strip: Tomorrow (9/26) and Saturday (9/27) from 9:00 A.M.-1:30 A.M., the Bagnell Dam Strip will be closed for participants of the 2nd Annual Lake of the Ozarks Jeep Invasion event. This closure will be from School Road to the Valley Road intersection by Bagnell Dam. Valley Road will remain open as a detour for traffic. Public parking is available at the Ameren-owned lot below Bagnell Dam during daylight hours. In addition to all kinds of Jeeps for people to look at, the event will feature several vendors, shows, and concerts. For more information about the event, visit https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557591706255

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First Comprehensive Plan focus meeting May 27

The first in a series of public Focus Sessions on the City of Lake Ozark Comprehensive Plan update will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 27, at Willmore Lodge, 1 Willmore Lane, Lake Ozark.

Additional sessions will be held in June and July. 

Focus Sessions are open to residents, property owners and business owners in City of Lake Ozark. The Lake of the Ozarks Council of Local Governments is spearheading the Comp Plan update and is hosting the public meetings.

Topics to be discussed are Quality of Life, Economic Development, Housing and Future Land Use and Infrastructure. 

The plan, which is long-term guide for the community, hasn’t been updated since 2006. While the city’s economic base and infrastructure have evolved in the last decade, the city’s master development plan has remained unchanged for some 15 years. 

Citizen participation is highly encouraged to develop a comprehensive plan which will guide the City of Lake Ozark in decision making for future development that suits both City of Lake Ozark and the community. 

“A new Comprehensive Plan will serve as the guiding force for the city as we continue to grow in the near future,” Fry said. “This document will provide a rationale for decision-making for our boards and commissions and will also show the world what the priorities and direction are for the City of Lake Ozark.”

Anyone who has questions pertaining to the focus session can contact the Lake of the Ozarks Council of Local Governments at 573-346-5692 or email matt.kostelnik@loclg.org.