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Sacramento Entertainment and Sports Center Northern California Institute of Transportation Engineers ESC Ownership City owns land and building Leased to ArenaCo Operated by ArenaCo Use agreement with Kings ESC Lease Lease


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Sacramento Entertainment and Sports Center

Northern California Institute of Transportation Engineers

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ESC Ownership

  • City owns land and building
  • Leased to ArenaCo
  • Operated by ArenaCo
  • Use agreement with Kings
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ESC Lease

  • Lease terms:

– 35-year lease ($580M non-relocation agreement) – Two five-year extensions – $6.5M minimum rent – Rent escalator greater of 3% or CPI - 5% cap – Minimum of $18M at year 35 – $390M minimum total payments over term

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Development Budget

  • $477 million
  • Kings to cover cost overruns
  • Includes:

– Grand civic plaza – Arena – Practice facility and administrative offices

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Development Financing Sources

Cash Sources for Development City Cash Contribution Public Finance 212,500,000 Parking Infrastructure Fund 5,630,010 MOPA Funds 5,000,000 City Subtotal: 223,130,100 SBH Cash Contribution Debt and Equity 253,869,900 Total $477,000,000

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City In-Kind

  • Transfer of 8 City-owned properties valued at $32M
  • Ground leases at City sites for up to 6 digital billboards
  • SBH management and operation of Downtown Plaza garages
  • 1,050 parking spaces in City garage under ESC
  • Other benefits:

– Development entitlements for up to 1.5 million sq. ft. – Entitlements and ordinance change for digital billboards – Entertainment sign district

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SBH Contributions

  • Annual lease payment with annual escalator
  • State-of-the-art LEED Gold multi-purpose arena to City
  • Grand public plaza
  • ESC predevelopment expenses and cost overruns
  • ESC and plaza maintenance, operating and capital repair risk
  • Downtown Plaza parking maintenance, operations and repairs
  • Reimbursement for event municipal expenses
  • ESC public sector suite and tickets
  • City use of ESC for 9 major/24 minor events per year
  • 35-year non-relocation agreement
  • Future reuse of entire Natomas site and other sites
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Schedule

  • May 20, 2014 – Council action
  • Late June 2014 – Demo prep. work begins
  • Late July 2014 – Simultaneous close of financing
  • Late July 2014 – Demolition
  • Nov. 2014 – GMP contract
  • Nov. 2014 – Kings financing and construction
  • Early 2015 – City’s financing
  • Sept. 2016 – Construction complete
  • Oct. 2016 – Grand opening
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Sacramento Entertainment and Sports Center

Northern California Institute of Transportation Engineers