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function as a "reimbursement resolution", as provided far under federal tax law, to <br />preserve the County's ability to reimburse itself out of financing proceeds for early project <br />expenditures. <br />If the BOCC approves the resolution, staff will proceed to solicit proposals from firms qualified <br />and interested in loaning the County the necessary funds, The recommended financing <br />proposal will be the subject of the October 18 public hearing. The notice far that public hearing <br />on the financing contract that is required by statute is attached for reference, In addition to <br />conducting the public hearing, the Board will also be asked at the October 18 meeting to <br />approve the particular terms of the SportsPlex financing, Staff currently expect to make short- <br />term arrangements for financing the SportsPlex acquisition, and then combine that financing <br />into the larger Certificates of Participation (COPs) financing the County has planned for early <br />2006, as reviewed at the September 13 BOCC work session. <br />Facility Management Services <br />Last month, staff and the project manager made site visits to two Wake County ice <br />rink/recreation facilities owned and/or operated by Ice Ventures/Recreation Factory Partners. <br />Staff were very impressed with the conditions and programming at the facilities and with the <br />philosophical approach that firm displays towards providing high quality, reasonably priced <br />family-oriented recreation opportunities, <br />As noted during earlier BOCC meetings, in the interests of time and having well-qualified <br />outside management in place prior to closing on the SportsPlex facility (targeted at this time far <br />November 2005), staff have not solicited a broad array of proposals for managing the overall <br />SportsPlex operation or subsets of its activities. Staff propose instead to negotiate an <br />agreement with Ice Ventures/Recreation Factory Partners to manage the overall SportsPlex <br />property, with appropriate subcontracting to other firms as needed with demonstrated <br />successful track records in managing the various types of amenities available at the SportsPlex. <br />Viewing this as a pilot effort, the County would contract with Ice Ventures/Recreation Factory <br />Partners for atwo-year period, then evaluate the degree of success of the firm and make <br />recommendations to the Board regarding the advisability of renewing management agreements <br />at the end of the pilot period or soliciting new management proposals. <br />An attachment to this abstract lays out some of the major elements of a proposed agreement <br />suggested by Recreation Factory Partners. Staff request the Board's feedback and direction on <br />these elements, and any others the Board would like to have included in a final agreement. <br />The County Attorney and staff would prepare that agreement in collaboration with the firm's <br />representatives, and bring it back for formal BOCC approval at an October 2005 meeting. <br />Other SportsPlex Issues <br />As time permits, staff will also update the BOCC on other related developments such as: <br />condition of the SportsPlex building, infrastructure, and equipment; SportsPlex financials and <br />progress on audit results; a Central Orange Senior Center Work Group; and the architect's <br />progress in Hillsborough development review submission, tentatively targeted for October 2005 <br />Hillsborough Board of Adjustment review. All of these topics will be addressed at either the <br />October 3 or October 18 regular BOCC meetings (or both), <br />
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