HomeMy WebLinkAboutPackets - Council Packets (138)Council Meeting
Regular Session
December 17, 2014
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Announcements
December 23
Board of Adjustment
MEETING CANCELLED
December 18 at 4 p.m.
Hopi Conference Room
Stormwater Utility Commission
January 5 at 5 p.m.
Hopi Conference Room
Historic Preservation Commission
January 7 at 6 p.m.
Council Chambers
Town Council Regular Session
January 6 at 6 p.m.
Council Chambers
Planning & Zoning Commission
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Town of Oro Valley
Town of Oro Valley offices,
including the Police Department lobby,
will be closed
December 24 – 25, 2014
AND
December 31, 2014 – January 1, 2015
for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays
Announcements Continued
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Acquisition Proposal
El Conquistador Country Club
December 17, 2014
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The Property - Review
31,475 sq ft building (La Cañada)
5,600 sq ft building (Hilton location)
324 acres of land
31 lighted tennis
courts
2 heated swimming
pools
45 holes of golf
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Ownership and Management Plan
Town of Oro Valley Acquisition $1M – cash paid over three years
Parks & Recreation Department
Community & Recreation Center
15 tennis courts
2 swimming pools
Troon contract to include
Golf course (45-holes)
Restaurant
16 tennis courts (hotel)
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Due Diligence
Thorough inspections of buildings at both locations
Thorough inspections of the golf courses, tennis courts, kitchen, and swimming pools
Draft operations and maintenance budget
Extensive title/zoning research
Development of a 10 year CIP
Complete financial analysis
Property appraisal
$3.25M market value
$42M replacement value
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Current Zoning
and Entitlements
El Conquistador Planned Area Development Area Designations
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Naranja Drive
Lambert Ln.
La Cholla Blvd.
La Canada Blvd.
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Current Zoning
Hilton Resort and El Conquistador Patio Home Zoning
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Oracle Rd.
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Current Zoning
Small retail shops,
Restaurants,
Cocktail lounges with live music and/or patron dancing,
Day nursery,
Game center,
health studio or fitness center,
Satellite receiving earth station,
Stable and equestrian facilities an exhibition arena.
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Summary of Permitted Uses over the 36 holes within the El Conquistador P.A.D.
(Dependent on the sub-areas)
Residential dwelling units and accessory structures,
Commercial and public offices,
Service retail uses,
Religious institution,
Restaurants,
Recreational facilities,
Social center buildings,
Hotel,
Golf course,
Clubhouse and related golf course facilities.
Office and retail uses may include, with the exception of hotels, those uses permitted in the C-2 Commercial District of the OVZCR.
Equestrian and stable facilities
Resort hotels and Western Town with equestrian activities
Permitted appurtenant uses include:
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Current Zoning
El Conquistador P.A.D. Continued
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Summary of allowed Conditional Uses pending approval of a C.U.P.
A use is designated as a “convenience use” if the method of operation includes one (1) or more of the following characteristics:
Gas Station.
The primary business is the sale of food or drink for consumption, either on or off premises, over a counter, or from an outdoor service window or automobile service window. Of the food
and drink sold, at least 20 percent is in disposable or carry out containers.
Drive-in and drive-through restaurants.
Stores less than 7,500 square feet where food and drink, which may include packaged alcoholic beverages, are sold. Such items are sold primarily for consumption off premises.
All other drive-through uses including drive-through liquor store, drive-through laundry/dry cleaners and drive-through video stores.
Delicatessens.
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Current Zoning
Model homes,
New utility poles and above ground wires,
Boarding house or lodging house,
Short term rental properties,
Time share units
Major communication facilities.
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Summary of Permitted Uses over the 9 holes by the Hilton Resort
Regular Oro Valley Zoning Code – R-4R Zoning(Resort District)
Community residence,
Home occupation,
Single-family dwelling having either party walls or walled courtyards,
Temporary real-estate office,
Private garages,
Religious institutions,
Guest ranches,
Hotels,
Motels,
Resorts,
Antennas,
Minor communication facilities,
Accessory uses (i.e. golf course and other resort amenities).
Uses permitted with an approved Conditional Use Permit:
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2005 General Plan
Elements 8 & 9
8.0 PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES
Oro Valley’s population is growing and the demographics are changing, with various age families moving into the community. Existing parks and recreational amenities within the Town of
Oro Valley do not currently meet the needs of its residents. The following facilities have been mentioned:
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Recreation centers
Neighborhood parks
Mini parks
Pet parks
Playing fields (soccer, baseball, and basketball)
Picnic areas
Swimming pools
Facilities for children
Mandatory parks in new housing developments
Recreational and fitness trail facilities in open or park space, and
Possibly a public golf course
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2005 General Plan
8.3.5 The Town shall encourage public gatherings in Town parks for social, educational and other community events and to design new parks to accommodate these gatherings.
8.6.1 The Town shall cooperate with other jurisdictions, resource management agencies, school districts, and private organizations to develop joint-use and multiple-use facilities that
benefit and address the recreational and social needs of the community. (See also Policy 6.2.5.)
9. ARTS AND CULTURE KEY POLICY ISSUES: ARTS AS A BRIDGE
There is an opportunity to use the arts as a bridge to all segments of the community through festivals, concerts, and local cultural events that bring people together.
To this end, land and/or facilities for community arts gathering places are needed.
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Community Outreach and Input
El Conquistador Club Membership Meeting
Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting
Sun City Oro Valley Board Meeting
200+ Community email/social media/walk-in visitors/phone calls
On-line resources
Troon financial projections
FAQ and project overview
Press releases
Dec. 3 presentation
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Organizational Input
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Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
2 yes, 1 no, 3 abstentions, 1 absent
Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Board
Supports acquisition
Visit Tucson
Supports acquisition
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AZ Community Recreation Centers by the numbers
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Estimated Revenue and Expenses
Community & Recreation Center
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Capital Improvements – Facilities
5-year forecast
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Troon Operating Projections
Golf, Food/Beverage, Tennis
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Capital Improvements - Golf
10-year forecast
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Capital Improvements - Golf
10-year forecast (continued)
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Financing Recommendation –
Acquisition, Operations, Capital
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Community Center Cost Comparison -
Purchase El Conquistador Country Club vs.
New Build @ $20M
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Implementation Strategy
Implementation Timeline
Mayor and council meeting Dec 17
If approved, property transfer of ownership
March 1, 2015
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Questions
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El Conquistador Country Club
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Troon Background
Founded in 1990 by CEO, Dana Garmany, Troon, headquartered in Scottsdale, has grown to the world’s largest third-party management company centered around golf and golf-related hospitality,
operating 230 courses globally in 28 countries with 29 of the courses located in Arizona and 5 of those located in Oro Valley market
About Us
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Value Proposition
Member Satisfaction/ Retention
Financial Stability
Empowered and Energized Workforce
Exceptional Guest Experience
Increased Facility Value
Operational Excellence
Implementation of Standards
Customer hospitality training
Sales & Marketing/Brand
Brand strength
Player database
Affinity and yield management programs
Tools and program management
Operating Efficiencies
Global procurement programs
Benchmarking standards
Centralized Services
Professional labor management
Premier insurance program at lower cost
Providing operational excellence and problem solving at facilities while improving financial stability through increased revenue and/or reduced operating costs
Staffing with the best industry talent
Agronomic conditioning
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Operational Efficiencies
Leveraging Troon Platform
Illustrative Examples – Troon Value Proposition Delivery
Engagement of Troon’s operating platform creates multiple operating efficiencies, many of which have zero impact on the guest/member experience.
Potential Savings Opportunities:
Merchandise (Hard & Soft Goods): 5% – 30% savings off wholesale
Course Maintenance Supplies: 10% – 15% savings & favorable delivery terms
Course Maintenance Equipment: 10% - 30% savings
Property & Casualty Insurance: 15% savings
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Troon manages golf at more than 30 resort properties, which includes working with the following brands to drive business:
Troon’s Experience
Within the Hospitality Industry
Proven Success Partnering
with Top Resort Brands
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Public Agency Clients
Troon Successfully Manages
Golf for Public Agencies
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Aged facilities, golf courses and diminished market reputation
Ability to leverage platform revenue opportunities and efficiencies
Access to people, expertise and resources to drive results
Creating a focal point of the Community to drive resident satisfaction and brand awareness
Key Challenges Facing Town
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Department Expertise
Clubhouse & Golf Course Renovation Support
Ron Despain
VP, Golf Course
Development
Cindy Anderson
VP, Clubhouse Design
& Development
Jeff Poling
Director, Golf Course
Construction
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Troon Impact on Renovations at BallenIsles
Golf Course Renovations
East Course (Pre-Troon): $9M
North Course (Troon): $5.3M
Similar scope as East Course, completed on-time and within budget
Clubhouse Renovation
Scope of project included interior redesign of front and back of house
$5M budget approved for scope of work
Project completed on-time for < $3M
Project management support covered by management fee
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Three-pronged approach
Capitalize on Town’s ownership and resort relationship
Build brand of El Conquistador Country Club
Leverage resources, vast distribution channels and Troon brand (as appropriate)
Troon Card
Troon Rewards
Facility App
Troon Advantage
Troon Golf Vacations
Reservation Center
TroonGolfAZ Co-op
Team Troon
(national referral program)
Value Proposition
Sales & Marketing Strategy
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Troon Tennis
Today Troon operates 44 tennis facilities with 239 courts under management, including the Kapalua Tennis Garden, BallenIsles Country Club, The Phoenician Tennis Garden, St. James Planation
and more!
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Troon supports local First Tee chapters and promotes instructional opportunities via First Tee at Troon facilities. Recent clinic above conducted by Tim Mahoney
First Tee Programming / Troon
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Troon Golf is leading the way with introducing juniors to the world’s greatest game. The offer is simple and affordable:
Juniors golf for free after 3 p.m. when playing with a paying adult
Juniors enjoy complimentary Callaway Rental Clubs
Juniors receive complimentary instruction with a paying adult
90+ participating facilities
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Troon is dedicated to growing the game with Junior Golfers, which is why a new program was created called Troon Junior Club (TJC). Juniors ages 17 and younger are able to join for a
small fee and receive:
Access to preferred Junior rates at participating Troon facilities
TJC hat and bag tag
Practice facility access
Quarterly Junior golf clinics
Discounts on summer golf camps
Exclusive access to TJC social media
And more!
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Troon’s Player Development Month
Program to introduce juniors & beginners to the game in a fun & educational setting, while encouraging participation in future Get Golf Ready lessons.
May 2014 Clinics
74 participating facilities
More than 2,645 golfers were introduced to the game!
Planning Clinics in May 2015
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Troon facilities utilize SNAG (Starting New At Golf) to introduce new golfers (From Juniors, to women to Seniors) to the game in a fun / engaging way.
We will integrate SNAG at your facility and within schools
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SNAG is utilized at Troon facilities and in the community! Left: Royal Golf Club teaching staff introducing the game to kids on tennis courts. Right: Troon AZ professionals bringing
Golf into Phoenix Children’s Hospital
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Women On Course
Troon supports and hosts multiple Women On Course instructional and social events that bring new women to the game and to our facilities
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Active duty U.S. military personnel and severely injured U.S. combat veterans receive the following benefits at participating Troon Golf facilities:
Preferred Troon Card rates
(Up to 50% off standard golf fees)
50% off Callaway rental golf clubs
10% off merchandise at golf shops
10% off at golf course restaurants
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Program committed to elevating the fitness and healthy lifestyle for our associates and guests
Walk with Troon initiative to promote walking instead of riding in a golf cart
Promoting the use of our facilities for non-golf related fitness activities
Incorporating nutritional offerings at Troon-managed facilities
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Troon facilities are not afraid to be different…to grow the game and drive your business…hosting glow putting, big cup events, par three events, golf bikes, golf boards and more!
Being Different
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Success Story of
Indian Wells Golf Resort
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Overview
Owned by City of Indian Wells, which is home to approximately 5,000 full time residents
Managed by American Golf up until 2006
Managed by OB Sports from 2006 until June 2009
Approximately $80M renovation to both courses and clubhouse in 2008
City partnered with Troon in June 2009 to improve financials, course conditions, service, processes, food & beverage experience, etc.
Troon’s Impact
Reorganized staffing model to improve structure & efficiencies with accounting, human resources, payroll, sales & marketing and more
Significantly enhanced course conditions, service levels, F&B and sales
Achieved financial success in the midst of The Great Recession
The Story
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Significant Improvements from
FY 2009 (Pre-Troon) to FY 2013
Metric FY 2009 FY 2013 Change (%)___
Total Revenues $10.5M $12.1M +$1.6M (15%)
Gross Operating Expenses $12.8M $11.7M +$1.1M (9%)
Gross Operating Profit ($2.3M) $404K +$2.7M (117%)
Net Operating Income ($2.7M) $72K +$2.8M (104%)
Total Rounds 69,308 82,712 +13,404 (19%)
Financial Impacts
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Creation of a multi-faceted Community Center
Creation of unique community programming around sports
Creation of world-class junior programs for golf, tennis and fitness
Formula for Success
Key Benefits for Oro Valley
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Public Hearing - Tax Code Amendment
Proposed 0.5% Transaction
Privilege Tax (TPT) Increase
December 17, 2014
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Importance of Additional
Revenue Source
New facility with significant operating, programming and capital needs
Key to success in order to not compete with existing programs/services in General Fund
Will be dedicated for costs associated with Community & Recreation Center, golf, food and beverage, and tennis
Operating, capital, possible future debt service
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What revenue source is being recommended?
Recommend a 0.5% transaction privilege tax (TPT) increase, raising the Town’s current TPT tax rate from 2% to 2.5%
TPT increase would generate approximately $2.0 million annually
Recommend no sunset provision
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What other revenue sources were considered?
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Impact of TPT Tax Increase
0.5% TPT tax increase would generate approximately $2.0 million annually
Paid by both residents and non-residents
Approximately 2/3 of local tax revenues are generated by Town residents
$1.3 million of the total increase of $2.0 million
Approximately $2.60 per person per month, based on estimated population of 42,000 residents
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Implementation Timeline
December 17, 2014
Public Hearing
Tax Code Amendment Ordinance
January - February, 2015
Arizona Department of Revenue notifies businesses and updates monthly tax forms
Minimum 60 days required for this process
March 1, 2015
Tax rate increase becomes effective
Town assumes facility operations
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Questions?
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