The following table is from Diane Rossi showing Ice-Out Contributions for the past 10 years.
Year Cost Donations Deficit
Ice Out contribution
2014 $5,000
$3,510 ($1,490) $5,850
2015 $5,000 $3,495 ($1,505) $6,654
2016 $5,000 $3,680 ($1,320) $5,297
2017 $5,000 $2,775 ($2,225) $4,652
2018 $5,000
$1,920 ($3,080) $5,000
2019 $5,000
$2,000 ($3,000) $5,866
2020 $7,000
$2,175 ($4,825) $4,588
2021 $7,000 $1,925 ($5,075) $5,000
2022. $10,000
$4,530 ($5,470) $6,080
2023 $,5,223
Totals $27,990
$54,210
$26,220 has been earned by the ice out sales that theoretically could be
considered available for fireworks.
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It seems to me we may have the cart before the horse here. While the rail trail was apparently ideal for setting up the fireworks, it seems unlikely that will work in the future without excessive added expense for JPA, if at all. I'm sure Northstar Fireworks would be happy to look at possible alternative sites with board members before the meeting. If there is no viable location, the above discussion seems pointless.
So my question is: Has JPA actively pursued finding possible alternative locations? I'm sure this question will come up at the September 2nd. meeting and hopefully the JPA Board will be prepared with an answer.
On a different subject:
FREE- 1970 Hudson 12’ Fiberglass Rowboat, currently registered but we
have not used for a few years. No longer needed so free for the taking.
Contact Stephen Dudley 1179 West Shore Road 802-563-2143
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