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,_ <br />c�o�� �;c; <br />o �Ul�lDn <br />A <br />P C,i�t���' <br />�A <br />~°krPft , Par[o��S��QS <br />ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Agenda Section 7a <br />R�QUEST FOR EDA CONSIDERATION Report Number:EDA96-53c <br />STAFF R�PORT Report Date: 5/23/96 <br />EDA MEETING DATE <br />Mav 28, 1996 <br />Special Order of Bus. <br />Consent Agenda <br />Public Hearings <br />X �DA Business <br />Item Description: Consideration of Continuing Operations at the Bel-Rae Ballroom through July <br />Executive Director's Review/Recommendation: <br />-No Comments to supplement this report <br />-Comments attached. <br />Lxplanation/Sumn2aNy (attach supplenzent sheets as necessary) <br />Sumrnary: <br />Mr. Jambor has prepared an estimated cash flow projection for July based on the regular Thursday and Friday <br />night events which has had a steady and dedicated patronage. The City(EDA) would need to hold the liquor <br />license and secure insurance coverage for that license in addition to general liability coverage for the building <br />and its contents. Mr. Jambor has offered to oversee the operations of these events for the City through July <br />and beyond if we so desire. Bob Long has prepared a management agreement which would allow Mr. <br />Jambor to hire laUor and run the events as he has done so for many years. All of the operating expenses <br />would come out of the profit generated from the events. The agreement includes a provision for the Jambors <br />to talce 50% of the profits after all of the operating expenses are covered. This would cover Tony's time for <br />arranging and overseeing the events and Dolores' time for preparing the necessary financial statements and <br />handling the booldceeping. <br />Because the City would be required to secure a liquor license there are additional liability issues we must <br />incur. I spolce with the City insurance agent and he would not recommend offering setups because insurance <br />agencies are very slceptical regarding the liability. In addition, by holding a liquor license for this type of <br />operation we would talce the rislc of not being eovered under the Governinental Tort Ainunity limit of <br />$600,000. Therefore, we would need to secure additional coverage over and above the basic premium. <br />I have prepared a sources and uses spreadsheet based on the estimated ticicet/bar sales and fees for events. I <br />have also estimated the general operating expenses that we would incur to lceep the ballroom open for another <br />month. According to Mr. Jambor June, July and August are the slowest months due to the summer weather <br />for the Friday night DJ but they are the most successful months for the Thursday senior single events. He <br />based his estimates talcing this into consideration. If we are just loolcing at sources and uses for the events <br />there is a positive cash flow but once we talce out the additional operating expenses there is a negative cash <br />flow. ' <br />,1 .-`! ; � �.' �_' <br />Executiv, �irector � (Continued) <br />RECOMMENDATION: Not to Continue Operations through July based on the Projected Sources and Uses <br />Spreadsheet and Insurance Liabilities or Consider operating for 6 months to increase the proiit margin. <br />