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Board, chief laud donor for support of LOPD: The outpouring of support for the Lake Ozark Police Department continues. Two weeks after Dennis Reese and Springfield Armory donated new weapons and accessories for every LOPD officer including reserves, a Lake Ozark businessman has donated $7,500 strictly for use by the department for the benefit of its officers. Police Chief Gary Launderville reported at the regular Sept. 14 board of aldermen meeting that George Tucker, owner of Tucker’s Shuckers on The Strip, handed him a check recently. The board then adopted a resolution expressing the city’s appreciation. Chief Launderville told the board that he took a call from Tucker about a month ago asking what he could do for LOPD officers. Tucker said he wanted to make sure any donation would go to LOPD officers. The chief explained that because of budgetary restrictions, any donation couldn’t be put in the in the city’s general fund with guarantees it would be used for the LOPD. He said Tucker insisted the money be used for the LOPD and not for general city expenses such as filling potholes. “I want this for the betterment of the police officers,” he told the chief. The only way that could happen, Launderville explained, was for a donation be made to the Lake Ozark Police Benevolent Police Association. “I was expecting a $500 check,” Launderville said. “About a week and a half later, George walked through the door with a $7,500 check. For a local businessman to step up and do something like that, the same as Denny Reese, and then you look at the donations we’ve received the last 30 days it’s amazing. Our department truly appreciates it.” Launderville noted that the donation is not a donation to the City of Lake Ozark but to a totally separate, non-profit organization for the betterment of the officers or the department. When equipment is not in the LOPD budget, the Benevolent Association steps up and helps, he explained. “It benefits the City of Lake Ozark, it benefits the community,” Launderville said. “We don’t do fund raisers because Lord knows we don’t have time. We rely on donations and the goodwill of the community.” The resolution It says: George Tucker has been instrumental in the redevelopment of the Bagnell Dam Strip, having established Tucker’s Shuckers Oysters & Tap and Neon Taco. The city would like to recognize Mr. Tucker’s community leadership, support and generosity to the city including a substantial donation of $7,500 recently made to the Police Benevolent Fund. The board of aldermen publicly expresses its appreciation to Mr. Tucker for his generosity to the police Benevolent Fund and his other contributions to our community.

Resources

Utility Providers

Water – City of Lake Ozark, (573) 365-5378

Sewer – City of Lake Ozark, (573)-365-5378

Solid Waste – Waste Corp of America (WCA), (800) 358-7274

Electric – Ameren Missouri, (314) 554-2375

Natural Gas – Summit Natural Gas, (573) 317-7112

Telephone:

AT&T, 1-844-433-0113
Spectrum, (855) 892-2072

Cable Service – Spectrum, (855) 243-8892

Zoning Districts

The City of Lake Ozark is divided into 11 zoning districts which are designated as follows:

R-1	Residential — Low Density District
R-1A	Residential — High Density Single-Family Conditional Use Overly District
R-2	Residential — Two-Family Dwelling District
R-3	Multi-Family Dwelling District
M-P	Manufactured Home Park Residential District
C-1	Central Commercial District
C-2	General Commercial District
LFMU	Lake Front Mixed-Use District
CR-3	Mixed-Use High-Density District
M-1	Light Industrial District
PUD	Planned Unit Development District

Street Inventory

Lake Ozark Street Inventory

City Limits

The City of Lake Ozark covers 252.24 square miles nestled along the edge of the Lake of the Ozarks from the 0 Mile Mark (Bagnell Dam) to about the 2 Mile Mark on the North Shore to about the 1 Mile Mark on the south side of the lake.

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