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Public Facilities District
April 26, 2012
Board Members Present: Mike Miller, Greg Haffner, Lew Sellers, Randall Smith
Others Present: Bob Nachlinger, Tim Higgins, Beth Sylves, Patrick McCluskey,
David Galatin, Ben Wolters, Steve Hunter
I. Call to Order
The meeting was called to order at 4:05 p.m.
a. Introductions. Introductions were not made.
b. Approval of Minutes. Sellers moved to approve the minutes of
February 23, 2012. Smith seconded and the motion carried.
II. Finance Reports
a. City of Kent. Nachlinger noted that in 2011 the sales tax revenue was
about $650,000 and intergovernmental revenue was approximately $3.1 million.
He said he anticipates about $3700 more in sales tax this year, and anticipates
that revenue from the city will be down about $100,000. He said approximately
$105,000 of the $125,000 beginning balance will be used for debt service,
leaving a balance of $20,000. He said sales tax collections in December 2011
were the highest ever seen, and provided a form showing sales tax collections
by month from 2008 through January of 2012.
Nachlinger went on to explain the City's 2012 Operating Fund for ShoWare,
which shows about $250,000 in admissions tax and $500,000 in expenditures
for supplies and services for the building. He noted an approximate $50,000 net
loss for the year, which is substantially better than previous years. In response
to a question from Haffner, he said that sales tax was also down in January for
the city, and confirmed for Miller that he expects that the admissions tax will be
up this year.
b. ShoWare Center. McCluskey reported that the January Actuals were very
close to Budget, but that February fell behind about $61,000 because the
attendance at the Harlem Globetrotters was down and one scheduled concert did
not take place. He noted that they were right on budget for March, but because
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of utilities in January and February and B & O use tax, the first quarter is
off by about $68,000. He noted that revenues for club seats, suites, and
advertising is up about $20,000.
III. Operation Update
a. aerator Update. Higgins reported that the firm which was hired to
conduct an energy audit has found 16 things which could be done to save
money, and they are exploring four of them which are reasonable and could
be done quickly.
b. Marketing Update. Sylves distributed copies of the marketing update
and reported on attendance and the growth of social media, and outlined
upcoming events. She provided the results of surveys taken after the Kelly
Clarkson concert and the Pandora Unforgettable Moments event. Higgins
mentioned that he shares the survey results with promoters, which helps sell
the building. He also noted that he is working with local promoters on some
events for the second half of this year.
IV. Seattle Thunderbirds Update
a. Sales, Marketing and Attendance. Higgins noted that the Thunderbirds'
schedule will be available approximately June 22. He said that all of the suites
were sold for the Kelly Clarkson concert, and that for Rise Again, the attendees
wanted to be on the floor.
b. Advertising and Suite Sales. No report was given.
V. Other Business
Miller stated that some revenue enhancements are being looked into and that
there will be more to come on this issue in the future. Wolters added that
many of them are within the responsibilities of SMG. He noted that the
building makes gains in some areas and losses in others, which may give the
impression of standing still when it comes to the yearend number, but that if
it weren't for the things that have been done and the things which will be
done going forward, the numbers could be worse. He said that ShoWare is
starting to gain traction in the marketplace, particularly in the non-hockey
arena, thanks to the efforts of SMG and the Thunderbirds, and that an
announcement to be made on Friday will be something the whole community
will rally around.
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Sellers explained the situation with a similar facility in Wenatchee and how
sales tax was raised to retire the debt. He pointed out that local Kent Valley
Hockey Association teams play at that facility, so it impacts us. Higgins
added that routing events through ShoWare, Wenatchee and Idaho results in
a savings, and Miller noted that it is good for the bond market and bond
rating agencies not to have a default on such a facility.
VII. Adjournment.
At 4:30 p.m. Smith moved to adjourn. Sellers seconded and the motion
carried.
Brenda Jacober, CMC
City Clerk
ShoWare Center
Income Statement
For the Year Ending December 31,2012
April April May June Total YTD Total YTD
Actual Budget May Actual Budget June Actual Budget Q2 Actual Q2 Budget Actual Budget Variance
Direct Event Income
Rental Income $ 33,345 $ 17,000 $ 30,678 $ 42,500 $ 68,200 $ 55,000 $132,223 $ 114,500 $ 518,387 $ 482,560 $ 35,827
Service Revenue 794 400 - 600 2,463 - 3,257 1,000 38,561 40,699 (2,138)
Service Expenses (20,648) (17,963) (24,775) (35,662) (51,664) (38,034) (97,087) (91,659) (511,818) (481,150) (30,668)
Total Direct Event Income 13,491 (563) 5,903 7,438 18,999 16,966 38,393 23,841 45,130 42,109 3,021
Ancillary Income
F&B Concessions 14,400 20,352 1,192 16,588 14,320 5,138 29,912 42,078 253,352 280,143 (26,791)
F&B Catering 10,203 8,178 17,235 15,397 18,407 6,195 45,845 29,770 113,081 106,318 6,763
Novelty Sales 9,469 1,900 - 6,500 785 100 10,254 8,500 27,833 22,700 5,133
Total Ancillary Income 34,072 30,430 18,427 38,485 33,512 11,433 86,011 80,348 394,266 409,161 (14,895)
Other Event Income
Luxury Box Ticket Sales 853 4,200 - - 19,694 - 20,547 4,200 34,317 36,695 (2,378)
Ticket Rebates (2,406) - 220 10,100 20,807 18,621 10,100 46,246 47,925 (1,679)
Facility Fees 7,191 7,600 1,134 6,400 7,876 16,201 14,000 103,160 101,908 1,252
Total Other Event Income 5,638 11,800 1,354 16,500 48,377 55,369 28,300 183,723 186,528 (2,805)
Total Event Income 53,201 41,667 25,684 62,423 100,888 28,399 179,773 132,489 623,119 637,798 (14,679)
Other Operating Income 50,985 49,640 43,485 49,640 50,985 49,640 145,455 148,920 339,975 322,830 17,145
Adjusted Gross Income 104,186 91,307 69,169 112,063 151,873 78,039 325,228 281,409 963,094 960,628 2,466
INDIRECT EXPENSES
Salaries&Wages 118,147 94,754 85,114 102,366 87,346 96,820 290,607 293,940 659,007 690,131 (31,124)
Payroll Taxes&Benefits 20,823 22,908 18,298 22,908 18,847 22,908 57,968 68,724 131,185 137,448 (6,263)
Labor Allocations to Events (12,815) (11,473) (10,988) (18,660) (22,363) (14,123) (46,166) (44,256) (202,462) (212,511) 10,049
Net Salaries and Benefits 126,155 106,189 92,424 106,614 83,830 105,605 302,409 318,408 587,730 615,068 (27,338)
Contracted Services 10,061 4,631 11,650 6,631 9,645 4,631 31,356 15,893 61,637 39,226 22,411
General and Administrative 2,832 15,606 13,690 18,621 16,784 14,706 33,306 48,933 123,075 123,096 (21)
Operating 3,075 3,082 318 2,348 2,594 4,991 5,987 10,421 25,626 30,910 (5,284)
Repairs&Maintenance 4,064 4,984 5,330 3,504 1,559 3,084 10,953 11,572 25,801 28,624 (2,823)
Operational Supplies 5,856 3,634 2,643 3,634 2,540 3,634 11,039 10,902 22,652 22,554 98
Insurance 5,231 5,230 5,231 5,230 5,231 5,230 15,693 15,690 39,386 39,380 6
Utilities 19,920 18,417 19,371 18,117 21,853 20,917 61,144 57,451 202,930 181,202 21,728
SMG Management Fees 10,833 10,833 10,833 10,833 10,833 10,833 32,499 32,499 64,998 64,998 -
Total Indirect Expenses 188,027 172,606 161,490 175,532 154,869 173,631 504,386 521,769 1,153,835 1,145,058 8,777
Net Income(Loss) $ (83,841) $ (81,299) $ (92,321) $ (63,469) $ (2,996) $ (95,592) $(179,158) $(240,360) $ (190,741) $ (184,430) $ (6,311)
WA DOR B&O Tax $ 100,000 - - $100,000 - $ 100,000 - $ 100,000
Net Income(Loss) $(183,841) $ (81,299) $ (92,321) $ (63,469) $ (2,996) $ (95,592) $(279,158) $(240,360) $ (290,741) $ (184,430)
*City of Kent Admission Tax collected for events from 1/1/12-6/30/12 is$108,421.
**City of Kent Admission Tax collected to date for events is$813,498.
KENT SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER
PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT FUND (PFD)
June 30, 2012
Revenue & Debt Svc Fund
2008 2009 2010 2011 20'12
Actual Actual Actual Actual Est Actual
Beginning Fund Balance 166,327 109,762 117,774 125,723
Revenues
Sales & Use Tax 786,843 576,296 622,136 649,277 662,262
Intergovernmental 3,072,614 3,129,437 3,093,077 3,073,750
Interest - Sales Tax 2,312 1,279 880 646 659
Total Revenues 789,155 3,650,189 3,752,453 3,742,999 3,736,671
Total Resouces 2,559,032 3,822,822 3,862,215 3,860,773 3,862,394
Expenditures
Services and Charges 758
Debt Service 2,392,705 3,716,815 3,744,441 3,735,050 3,738,239
Total Expenditures 2,392,705 3,717,573 3,744,441 3,735,050 3,738,239
Change in Fund Balance 166,327 (61,078) 8,012 7,950 (1,568)
Ending Fund Balance 166,327 105,249 117,774 125,723 124,155
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KENT PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT
Sales Tax Collections
Inception to Date
Collected For the
in Month of 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
March January 68,928.08 43,938.87 43,066.80 47,395.15 46,602.21
April February 64,340.03 40,442.93 44,888.03 45,652.41 49,815.46
May March 77,107.07 47,073.92 55,381.54 54,357.38 54,277.64
June April 72,061.77 44,944.15 47,699.19 50,376.18 49,261.77
July May 73,138.12 45,221.78 47,255.93 54,864.70
August June 82,904.41 50,355.97 54,575.49 57,478.70
September July 61,870.79 47,063.45 52,789.08 52,706.22
October August 57,569.76 46,071.06 51,167.58 54,198.64
November September 63,238.50 60,040.81 59,765.33 59,118.63
December October 55,649.74 46,106.71 52,382.66 59,964.74
January November 48,144.96 41,577.34 49,791.39. 50,966.32
February December 61,890.26 63,459.30 63,372.68 68,908.15
Total 786,843.49 576,296.29 622,135.70 655,987.22 199,957.08
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Sales Tax Collections 2008 to Date
90,000
80,000
70,000
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50,000
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KENT EVENTS CENTER OPERATING FUND
June 30, 2012
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Actual Actual Actual Actual Est Actual
Beginning Fund Balance (700,287) (1,025,923) (1,627,111) (1,910,845)
Revenues
Admissions Tax 259,156 199,199 193,900 280,000
SMG Income 100,000
Total Revenues - 259,156 199,199 193,900 380,000
Total Resources (441,131) (826,724) (1,433,211) (1,530,845)
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits 691783
Supplies 16,089 236
Services 684,198 545,773 842,763 477,634 829,297
Total Expenditures 700,287 615,792 842,763 477,634 829,297
Change in Fund Balance (700,287) (356,636) (643,564) (283,734) (449,297)
Ending Fund Balance (700,288) (1,056,923) (1,669,487) (1,910,844) (2,360,142)
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2012-13 THUNDERBIRDS HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Home games are in bold
Friday games at 7:35pm; Saturday games at 7:05pm
/SEATTLE/ Sunday games at 5:05pm
` J Tuesday and Wednesday games at 7:05
September
FRI 21 at PORTLAND 7:00pm FRI 4 at KAMLOOPS 7:00pm
SAT 22 PORTLAND 7:05pm SAT 5 SPOKANE 7:05pm
FRI 28 at PRINCE GEORGE 7:00pm TUE 8 SPOKANE 7:05pm
SAT 29 at PRINCE GEORGE 7:00pm WED 9 at SPOKANE 7:05pm
• ..- SAT 12 VICTORIA 7:05pm
FRI 5 at KAMLOOPS 7:00pm SUN 13 at TRI-CITY 5:05pm
SAT 6 EVERETT 7:05pm FRI 18 at EVERETT 7:35pm
FRI 12 at VANCOUVER 7:30pm SAT 19 PORTLAND 7:05pm
TUE 16 SPOKANE 7:05pm SUN 20 LETHBRIDGE 5:05pm
FRI 19 at SPOKANE 7:05pm TUE 22 at TRI-CITY 7:05pm
SAT 20 at PORTLAND 7:00pm THU 24 at KELOWNA 7:05pm
FRI 26 TRI-CITY 7:35pm FRI 25 KELOWNA 7:35pm
SAT 27 at EVERETT 7:05pm TUE 29 PRINCE GEORGE 7:05pm
SUN 28 KAMLOOPS 5:05pm -• -
TUE 30 at SPOKANE 7:05pm FRI 1 PORTLAND 7:35pm
November SAT 2 TRI-CITY 7:05pm
FRI 2 at SWIFT CURRENT 6:00pm TUE 5 at VICTORIA 7:05pm
SAT 3 at MOOSE JAW 6:00pm WED 6 at VICTORIA 7:05pm
TUE 6 at BRANDON 5:00pm FRI 8 RED DEER 7:35pm
WED 7 at REGINA 5:00pm SAT 9 CALGARY 7:05pm
FRI 9 at PRINCE ALBERT 5:00pm FRI 15 VANCOUVER 7:35pm
SAT 10 at SASKATOON 5:05pm SAT 16 at EVERETT 7:05pm
FRI 16 MEDICINE HAT 7:35pm SUN 17 VANCOUVER 5:05pm
SAT 17 SPOKANE 7:05pm SAT 23 EVERETT 6:05pm
WED 21 KOOTENAY 7:05pm SUN 24 at VANCOUVER 2:00pm
SAT 24 PORTLAND 7:05pm TUE 26 EDMONTON 7:05pm
TUE 27 EVERETT 7:05pm THU 28 at KELOWNA 7:05pm
FRI 30 at PORTLAND 7:00pm
December FRI 1 at TRI-CITY 7:05pm
SAT 1 KELOWNA 7:05pm SAT 2 TRI-CITY 7:05pm
SUN 2 KAMLOOPS 5:05pm WED 6 at SPOKANE 7:05pm
THU 6 at TRI-CITY 7:05pm FRI 8 PRINCE GEORGE 7:35pm
FRI 7 at EVERETT 7:35pm SAT 9 EVERETT 7:05pm
SAT 8 PORTLAND 7:05pm TUE 12 TRI-CITY 7:05pm
TUE 11 VICTORIA 7:05pm FRI 15 at PORTLAND 7:00pm
FRI 14 at SPOKANE 7:05pm SAT 16 PORTLAND 7:05pm
SAT 15 at PORTLAND 7:00pm
TUE 18 TRI-CITY 7:05pm
FRI 28 EVERETT 7:35pm
SAT 29 at EVERETT 7:05pm
MON 31 at PORTLAND 8:00pm
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July 31 ShoWare Center JOB FAIR, 4 PM - 7 PM, Hiring operations, box office, guest
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Ringling Bros Circusl August 2012
August 31 - Sept 3 August 1 Kent Chamber Membership Luncheon, 11:30 AM - 1 PM, Enjoy lunch hear
from UW Medicine/Valley Medical Center CEO Rich Roodman, $20 for Chamber
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August 2 Renton Technical College Graduation, 7 PM, www.rtc.edu
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Aug 31 Sept 3 Ringling Bros BARNUM BASH - nine shows over four days, $80 (including
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August 1 Kent Chamber Membership Luncheon, 11:30 AM - 1 PM, $20 for Chamber
ShoWare members, $30 for non-members.
Sept 8 Ladies Night Out Concert Series, Vol. 5, featuring Blackstreet, 112 w/Slim,
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Sept 14 Kent Downtown Partnership's Downtown Breakfast Hour, 7:30 AM,
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Monday-Friday - 10am-5pm Sept 14 Seattle Thunderbirds vs. Everett WHL Preseason game, 7:35 PM
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Box Office opens two hours Sept 22 Seattle Thunderbirds HOME OPENER vs. Portland, 7:30 PM
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Marketing Update Through July 26, 2012
Total Attendance—1,143,902
• 2009—349,761
• 2010—323,644
• 2011—381,159
Demographics Analysis-Average Attendee, ticketed,'non-hockey events, 2010-2012:
Age: 18-25—8.63%
26-34—20.85%
35-49—35.92%
50+— 26.13%
No response—3.55%
Gender: Male—41.96%
Female—48.80%
No response—4.28%
SOCIALIZE with ShoWare Center
Total Number of unique session visits to www.ShoWareCenter.com — 1,330,428
0 2009 monthly average—19,373
0 2010 monthly average—28,463
0 2011 monthly average—37,393
0 2012 monthly average—34,125
Total Number of page views— 16,259,889 (12.22 pages per visit)
Facebook.com/ShoWareCenter:
• 3,102 likes from:
673 Seattle, WA 59 Covington, WA 26 Bellevue, WA
497 Kent, WA 51 Maple Valley, WA 25 Bremerton, WA
190 Tacoma, WA 42 Bonney Lake, WA 25 Kirkland, WA
148 Auburn, WA 39 Olympia, WA 23 Lakewood, WA
124 Renton, WA 28 Everett, WA 21 Port Orchard, WA
101 Puyallup, WA 28 Des Moines, WA 19 Redmond, WA
86 Federal Way, WA 26 Portland, OR
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1,048,386 Friends vi Fans
• 514 People Talking About
• 37,357 Weekly Reach
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Twitter.com/ShoWareCenter:
• 3,936 Tweets
• 674 Following
• 972 Followers
Upcoming Ticketed Events
• Ringling Bros Barnum Bash —August 31—September 3
• Ladies Night Out, Vol. 5—September 8
• Lynyrd Skynyrd—September 27
• 2012 Skate America—October 19—21
• Music Fest—October 27
• Disney On Ice—November 8-12
Upcoming Community Events
• ShoWare Shootout 3-on-3 Tournament—July 28-29
• Job Fair—July 31
• Kent Chamber Luncheon—August 1
• Renton Technical College Graduation —August 2
• Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey School —August 6-18
• Kent Chamber Luncheon —September 5
• Kent Downtown Partnership Downtown Breakfast Hour—September 14
• City Church Vision Day—September 30
• Find it in Kent Business ShoWcase—October 3�
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