The Museum honors the veterans of Augusta. Check out their special exhibit on Sunday, June 4, from 1 – 4 pm.
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Town Board Meeting – June 5, 2023
Regular Town Board Meeting for June 2023
Town of Augusta, Missouri
Town Hall Building
Regular Town Board Meeting
June 5, 2023 at the Town Hall Building starting at 7:00pm
Standard Agenda Items
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- Minutes – Regular Town Board
- Treasurers Report
- Review of Check Dispersal
- Collectors Report
- Public Works Report
- Update on Town Park design ideas
- History museum retaining wall
- Asphalt work by Tom Whelan
- Town tree work by Bill Harrison
- Weed control by Crosscut
Committee Reports
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- Zoning and Planning Commission Report
- Unpermitted signs at the Hostel and Kickstand
- Update on conditional use permit for 5568 Main Street
- Chamber of Commerce Report
- Farm Report
- Museum/Historian Report
- Tree Committee
- Zoning and Planning Commission Report
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Open to Citizens – Sign Up Upon Arrival
Old Business
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- Hoffman Companies – Update if available
New Business
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- Read new ordinances
- An Ordinance Annexing Property into the Town of Augusta for Mike and Vicki Gwinn – Click Here to Read the Ordinance
- An Ordinance Animal Control – Click Here to Read the Ordinance
- Open to the Floor if not covered under the Sign-up portion of the meeting.
- Read new ordinances
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Open House at the History Musuem
Show & Tell — This is your opportunity to bring a historic item of meaning to you and/or your family and share its background with others.
History Museum Plant Sale
Various plants for sale in the outdoor garden of the History Museum. Just in time for Mother’s Day! And/or planting your flower garden.
Native American Presentation
Ginny Blankenship is honored to share some incredible understandings of the Native Peoples of our area. Her knowledge of these people comes from many years of study, years of knowing them personally, and her own inner mysterious attraction to their culture since she was a very young child. Some of what she will share are many unknown facts, a sharing of their spiritual beliefs and some special characteristics that tend to set them apart from most people. Honoring our past brings us wisdom and understanding of life. Ginny hopes to see many interested hearts and minds. Recommended age is 16 years and up.
Daniel Boone Paint Out
Welcome Visitors: The public is invited to visit The Historic Boone Home is nestled upon the rolling hills of wine country and overlooks the Femme Osage Valley. This beautiful setting represents life in the early 1800s and brings the legacy of Daniel Boone to life. Within the thick limestone walls, stories of a daring man offer a glimpse into family matters, risky adventures and hard-fought battles. The nearly 300-acre site includes The Historic Daniel Boone Home, adjoining Village historic site, and surrounding property. The dozen buildings in the village originated from within 50 miles of the property. The general store, schoolhouse and grist mill offer a peek into life on the Missouri frontier.
Artist Details:
Paint Out 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM judging. The Historic Boone Home and 1800s Village area has been preserved and turned into beautiful parkland and living history museum. A unique setting with picturesque views, interesting architecture and method actors to delight your creative talents.The $500 purchase prize provided by Lindenwood University.
“Best of Augusta” Photo Contest deadline
From now until May 15, 2023, enter Plein Air art festival photographs and any photos unique about Augusta. Mail one 4 x 6 photo and entry form to: “Best of Augusta” Photo Contest, PO Box 42, Augusta, MO 63332 by the deadline. For more information, see www.townofaugustamo.org.
