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Village of Four Seasons e City of Osage Beach spans both sides of the Grand Glaize Arm of the Lake of the Ozarks. Built on the site of the original town of Zebra, in 1935 residents of the area petitioned to have the name of the post office changed to Osage and, while the area grew steadily, the town wasn't incorporated until 1965. Built on the most popular recreational arm of the Lake, the City of Osage Beach also connects to Missouri's biggest and most popular state park, the 17,400-acre, Lake of the Ozarks State Park. e largest of the Lake Area towns, Osage Beach has a population of 4,351 year-round residents and is one of the state's most popular shopping destinations as its home to Missouri's largest factory outlet mall, several nationally-known commercial chains and dozens of locally-owned shops of all types. Osage Beach is also home to a number of dealers who specialize in watercra of all sizes and types. Governed by a mayor and Board of Aldermen, Osage Beach offers citywide utility services, a police department, ambulance service, two airports, two public parks, a full-service, Trauma III level hospital and several clinics, lodging facilities of all types and dozens of restaurants. e city also straddles two of the state's top-rated school districts , the Camdenton R-III and School of the Osage districts. City Hall: 1000 City Parkway Osage Beach, MO 65065 Situated in Camden and Miller counties Website: www.osagebeach-mo.gov Phone: 573-302-2000 Mayor: John Olivarri City Administrator: Jeana Woods Recreation: With two large city parks equipped with playground equipment, ball fields, picnic tables, shelter houses, and a fishing lake along with direct access to Lake of the Ozarks State Park where swimming, camping, hiking, horseback riding, and many other amenities are available, Osage Beach offers something for every member of the family. The city is also home to several mini golf courses, go-cart tracks, a children's indoor amusement park and is the site of several annual festivals, parades and other community events. City of Osage Beach, Missouri "e Heart of Lake of the Ozarks" Started as homes within the realm of the Four Seasons Development Company, the Village of Four Seasons was one of the last towns in the Lake Area to incorporate, when it officially became a village in 1987. Governed by a Board of Trustees, the village has grown by leaps and bounds since that time. One of the most attractive communities in the Lake Area, the village takes up much of the prestigious residential area known as Horseshoe Bend, a peninsula, which juts into the Lake's main channel directly west of the City of Lake Ozark. In fact, the only access to the Village of Four Seasons and the remainder of the Horseshoe Bend Parkway area is through the City of Lake Ozark. The village is funded by a two-cent sales tax charged on products and services sold at businesses within its boundaries. Offering a wide range of amenities including one of the premier resorts in the Lake Area, the Village of Four Seasons is an upscale community where golf courses, lodging facilities, resorts, restaurants, convenience stores, shops and other amenities abound. City Hall: 133 Cherokee Road, Four Seasons, MO 65049 Located in Camden County Website: www.villageoffourseasons.com Phone: 573-365-5293 Chairman: Arnold Sandboothe Administrator: Janice Phegley Recreation: With an outstanding bike/foot trail running throughout the town, two playgrounds, a skate park and a basketball park, the Village of Four Seasons is also home to two PGA-quality golf courses, restaurants, bars and numerous other amenities with something for everyone. Page 14 Chamber of Commerce Business Directory