Plaster Stadium at Southwest Baptist University (where, by the way, Mr. His Plaster Foundation has made major gifts to Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri, College of the Ozarks here in Branson, and Southwest Baptist University.įootball fans at Southwest Missouri State will be familiar with the Plaster Field and the Plaster Sports Complex. Plaster is a philanthropist and has endowed numerous institutions relating to business, education and sports. He is currently Chairman of Evergreen Investments, LLC, an investment company located in Lebanon, Missouri. He also holds interests in a number of other companies and trusts, which I will not go into detail here in this blog. He currently serves on the Board of UMB Financial Corp. From 1994 to 1996 he was Chairman of the Board of Empire Energy Corporation. Plaster was Chairman of the Board of Empire Gas Corporation from 1963 to 1994. Plaster will own 28% of the private portion. It looks like the City gets the costs, but after all it probably gets taxes to keep this up. The City evidently owns the town square, the boardwalk, the roads and the infrastructure, and the convention center.
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or retail space, the Bass Pro Shops, Belk, the marinas, the hotels, condos, and water fountain. The "private portion" includes 450,000 sq. Plaster would now be involved in the "private portion" of the Project. The Branson Daily News on Novemreported that Robert W. The cost of the project is reputedly $300 million.
The develper of the project is the City of Branson and HCW Development Company of Branson (Rick Huffman, CEO).
Also planned are condominiums, two hotels and a convention center of about 220,000 square feet. Included in Branson Landing will be a town square, a boardwalk, and a high class waterfall display. It will be a gigantic retail development including Bass Pro, Belk Department Stores, and numerous restaurants and shops. Branson Landing is a giant redevelopment of the area around downtown Branson and Lake Taneycomo. You will be hearing much about Branson Landing in this blog.
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