By Lakeexpo.com Staff Published Tuesday, Mar 9, 2010 CAMDEN COUNTY, MO - After over two years of legal wrangling, the City of Osage Beach has prevailed against Four Seasons Marina Rentals, Inc. The lawsuit questioned the legality of the decision by the city to extend a $3.7 million Tax Increment Financing district to John Q. Hammons Hotels & Resorts for Chateau Lake of the Ozarks. Four Seasons Marina Rentals contested the "blighted" designation given the piece of property on the Grand Glaize Arm of the lake. Construction of the $100 million, 15 story, 320 room luxury hotel was put on hold pending legal resolution. Senior Judge B.C. Drumm, Jr. issued the declaratory judgment Monday, March 8, upholding the constitutionality of the decision made by the City of Osage Beach to extend the TIF to Hammons. Four Seasons Marina Rentals' attorney John Curran of Osage Beach declined comment Tuesday morning about the likelihood of appeal. Curran filed the lawsuit December 7, 2007,...