Council backs RPOA request and presses for tighter event controls after big turnout
Council indicated support for the Ross Property Owners Association funding request (~$25,500) but pressed RPOA and staff to reduce county‑wide marketing, enforce cleanup and require adequate security after a recent Live on the Common event drew unexpectedly large crowds and caused traffic, parking and cleanup issues.
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Staff presented a request from the Ross Property Owners Association asking the town to include $25,500 for RPOA events in the FY27 budget. Jeff Koblick (RPOA) was present to discuss three Live on the Common events and broader programming. Councilors expressed general support for funding but emphasized conditions.
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