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III. Sports Groups Fundraising <br /> 1. The Sports Groups will actively pursue a fundraising campaign for the Bernal Community <br /> Park and the City will support the campaign by supplying the Sports Groups with the forms <br /> and processes necessary to track and account for all funds raised. All donations collected <br /> by the Sports Groups for the Bernal Community Park shall be made payable directly to the <br /> City. At the time the Sports Groups provide the appropriate City forms and donations, the <br /> City will issue a letter to each donor thanking it for the donation and acknowledging the tax <br /> exempt status of the donation to use in filing their annual income tax returns. Etc. <br /> 2. In the event that within 90 days after the opening of the Bernal Community Park, Phase II <br /> the Sports Groups has not raised $1.88 million (or other amount based on project <br /> construction bids), then each participating sports group will be allocated a portion of the <br /> outstanding fundraising balance to determine its share of the amount which is due prior to <br /> ten years after the date of the Park's opening (as determined starting from the date of the <br /> City Council action accepting the park improvements). <br /> 3. Allocation of the outstanding balance will be determined by calculating a per player amount <br /> and applying that amount to the number of players in each participating sports group. The <br /> To complete the calculation, the Sports Groups will be required to provide the City with the <br /> number of current players participating in its group as of July 1 of every other year, no later <br /> than January 30 of every other year. The City will prepare the required calculation and send <br /> each sports group an invoice in March of each year. An example is as follows: <br /> $880,000 (Total outstanding balance 90 days after opening of the Bernal Community Park, <br /> Phase ll) divided by 7,447(Current number of Sports Groups players as of July 1, of the first <br /> year after the opening) equals an allocation of$118 per player. Assuming a participating <br /> sports group has 800 players; its share of the outstanding balance to be paid off in full <br /> within ten years would be $94,400 (800 players X$118 per player). The Sports Groups will <br /> be required to make a minimum annual payment in an amount equal to the outstanding <br /> balance divided by the number of years remaining in the ten year payback period to the City <br /> annually on June 1. In this case that payment will be$9,440 annually for ten years, or$11.80 <br /> per player per year($94,440/800 players =$118/10 years). <br /> 4. Funds for the annual payment will be obtained either from a field usage charge or a per <br /> player fee as agreed to mutually be the Sports Groups and the City or upon City approval, <br /> an additional fundraising campaign. Any money raised by the Sports Groups after the <br /> opening of Bernal Community Park Phase II, will be used to offset the total outstanding <br /> balance. In the event the fundraising campaign results in the receipt of private funds that <br /> are in excess of the total Sports Groups fundraising commitment, the funds will be applied <br /> to additional Bernal Community Park improvements. The City will consult with the Sports <br /> Groups to identify the improvements subject to approval by the City Council. <br /> -4- <br />