LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — The Lake of the Ozarks area's longest airport will get a runway makeover, pending an Osage Beach Board of Aldermen vote this week.
Aldermen are set to vote on improvements to Lee C. Fine airport, located in the Lake of the Ozarks State Park. The airport has the longest runway at the Lake and is commonly used by private jets and corporate air travel.
The improvements to the runway are expected to cost around $3.9 million dollars, but a block-grant from the FAA would cover 90 percent of that. The project was previously budgeted at $4,329,496.
The board is set to vote on the second reading of a bill to approve the project, this Thursday.
Lake of the Ozarks is not the place it was 50 years ago... or 30 years ago... or even 3 years ago.
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