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Village of Four Seasons, Missouri

Village of Four Seasons public meetings in 2024

4 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Wed Dec 11, 2024

Regular Session Board Meetings

Board to vote on 2025 budget, deer removal & sheriff contracts

The Village of Four Seasons Board of Trustees will consider adopting the 2025 budget (R24.07) and amending the 2024 budget (R24.06). They will also vote on a 2025 USDA deer removal contract and a 2025 Camden County Sheriff contract, discuss an update on the pavilion project (water connection, electrical bid), and consider permitting temporary signs at the Havens/Horseshoe Bend Pkwy entrance.

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Wed Nov 13, 2024

Regular Session Board Meetings

Trustees to consider Deer Management 2025 contract and pedestrian trail updates

The Board of Trustees will review and potentially decide on a Deer Management 2025 contract, a Citizenship Award, and GIS mapping for the Village. Under unfinished business, officials will discuss updates on the pedestrian trail (handrails and resurface), park drainage, and the pavilion. The meeting also includes a closed session for personnel and litigation matters.

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Wed Jul 10, 2024

Regular Session Board Meetings

Board to receive updates on downstairs HVAC and Ridgewood Garden

The Village of Four Seasons Board of Trustees will review minutes from June 2024 meetings and hear various committee reports. The agenda includes updates regarding the downstairs HVAC system and Ridgewood Garden. No new business or specific ordinances are listed for this session.

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Wed Jun 12, 2024

Regular Session Board Meetings

Board of Trustees to review several ordinances and discuss Bark Park

The Board will review minutes from May 8, 2024, and address items regarding the Bark Park. Unfinished business includes reviews of tree, floodplain, purchasing limit, and food truck ordinances. New business items include an audit and the Emergency Management Coordinator position.

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