Property Rights Meeting

Ozarks Property Rights Congress
Gainesville, Missouri
November 12, 7:00 p.m.
Vaught’s Family Restaurant

On meeting nights, food is served from 5:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.
 

 This is an important meeting for all who value the right to use the property they own and pay taxes on. 

Topics include the boundary dispute involving landowners neighboring a Douglas County property which was donated to the Department of Conservation. After having their gift surveyed,  MDC has told the neighboring landowners they can no longer use the land inside the new survey stakes. One of the landowners involved will speak at the meeting. 

 Wisconsin has begun to prosecute farmers who refuse to register their property in compliance with the state’s mandatory NAIS premise id requirement. One trial and a non-compliance hearing have been held. We will have an update on the results of these legal maneuvers by the state. The Wisconsin events emphasize the danger to our rights when rules of the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) are implemented.

Vaught’s Family Restaurant is located on Highway 160 west of Gainesville, Missouri and west of the junction of Highway 160 and Highway 5 South.

There will be no meeting in Mountain Grove in November. The next Mountain Grove meeting will be on December 3 at the Hayloft Restaurant at 7:00 p.m.

Representatives from the Missouri Department of Conservation have accepted our invitation to come and discuss the Landowner/MDC boundary dispute in Douglas County.