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The board agreed to transfer $60,000 from the reserve account to the Association for future events, and it formed a budget subcommittee before the next meeting. Members also lowered Wine Walk ticket prices, reviewed holiday event costs, and discussed tree-light and sidewalk-use issues in Old Town.
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The biggest financial outcome was an agreement to move $60,000 from reserves to help fund future events, after which no more reserve money will be provided to the Association. The board also made the Wine Walk more affordable by cutting ticket prices by $5 and adding early-bird pricing. It discussed whether current tree lights should be repaired or replaced, and city staff said some businesses are still out of compliance with sidewalk use rules. For residents and visitors, this points to more event planning, possible cleanup of sidewalk obstructions, and ongoing work on Old Town decorations and public space use.
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