HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOUNCIL - AGENDA ITEM - 04/13/2010 - PROPOSAL TO EXPAND THE EDORA POOL ICE CENTER (EPIC DATE: April 13, 2010
STAFF: Marty Heffernan WORK SESSION ITEM
John Litel FORT COLLINS CITY COUNCIL
Pre-taped staff presentation: available
at fcgov.com/clerk/agendas.php
SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION
Proposal to Expand the Edora Pool Ice Center(EPIC) Advertising Policy
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In 1987, Council adopted an advertising policy for EPIC and updated it in 2003 when the second
sheet of ice was added. The policy authorizes advertising on dasher boards, scoreboards, the
Zamboni and in other locations in the facility. Staff is seeking Council input on the proposed
expansion of the EPIC Advertising Policy to other Culture, Parks, Recreation and Environment
(CPRE) facilities, including Northside Aztlan Community Center (NACC), Senior Center, the
Gardens on Spring Creek,Mulberry Pool,City Park Pool,Club Tice,the Farm,Lincoln Center,and
the Museum.
Expanded advertising opportunities will enable staff to develop mutually beneficial partnerships
with businesses willing to make a sizeable, long-term investment. By offering an attractive
advertising package we can attract a smaller number of significant sponsors.
Funding from the partnerships will be used to support programs,classes,performances and events.
GENERAL DIRECTION SOUGHT AND SPECIFIC QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED
1. Does Council have questions or concerns with the proposed expansion of the EPIC
Advertising Policy?
2. Does Council have any suggested changes or additions to the proposal?
3. Does Council generally support the proposal?
BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
City Council has authorized advertising at EPIC (Resolutions 1987-23 and 2003-031), on bus
interiors (Ordinance No.122,1983), on bus benches and shelters(Ordinance No. 159,2001),and on
the exterior of buses (Ordinance No. 123, 2006). Certain kinds of ads are not allowed, including
alcohol or tobacco products; sexual or violent products or activities; political, religious or
ideological messages; misleading or deceptive ads; ads promoting illegal activities; ads that are
inappropriate for minors.
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The City Administrative Policies authorize advertising on City property and in City publications and
web sites. The scope of the advertising must be compatible with and supportive of City purposes.
Advertising in parks and along trails is prohibited by the City Code (Section 23-203). Temporary
advertising (banners, displays) may be authorized by CPRE permit but must be removed daily.
Advertising promoting City events (e.g., 4th of July) are allowed.
The EPIC Advertising Policy authorizes advertising in the EPIC facility. Ads are placed on dasher
boards,scoreboards,the Zamboni, in the lobby and on benches and the marquee. Staff is proposing
to expand the policy to allow limited advertising at other CPRE facilities,including:NACC, Senior
Center, the Gardens on Spring Creek, Mulberry Pool, City Park Pool and Club Tico, the Farm,
Lincoln Center and the Museum.
Ads would be limited to defined locations in the facilities to avoid an undue corporate presence.
Ads would be tasteful and appropriate for a public facility and will not create an impression of
corporate ownership or control.
The additional advertising opportunities will enable staff to develop mutually beneficial partnerships
with businesses willing to make a sizable, long-term investment. By offering an attractive
advertising package, the City can attract a smaller number of significant sponsors.
Funding from the advertising partnerships will be used to support programs, classes,performances
and events. It will also improve staff s ability to cover the costs of producing, printing and
distributing the Recreator.
The Parks and Recreation Board discussed the advertising proposal at its February 10,2010 meeting.
The Board unanimously supports the proposal (Attachment 2).
ATTACHMENTS
1. City Advertising Resolutions and Ordinances
2. Minutes from the Parks and Recreation Board February 10, 2010 meeting
3. PowerPoint Presentation
ATTACHMENT I
RESOLUTION 8/- 23
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
ADOPTING THE ADVERTISING POLICY FOR
THE EDORA POOL AND ICE CENTER
WHEREAS, the City of Fort Collins owns and operates an indoor pool and
ice arena in Edora Park ; and
WHEREAS, a potential source of revenue for the City exists in the sale
of advertising space at the pool /ice arena; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to establish guidelines and policies which
would define the types of advertising acceptable to the City and determine
the location of advertising space at the pool /ice arena; and
WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Board has adopted an advertising
policy and guidelines to be used for all advertising at the Edora Pool Ice
Center, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Fort Collins must adopt the
proposed policies and guidelines so that requests from potential
advertisers may be processed and evaluated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS that the "Fort Collins Parks and Recreation Department Facility
Policy and Guidelines, Advertising Policy - Pool/Ice Arena" be, and it
hereby is, adopted as the advertising policy to be used for the Edora Pool
Ice Center.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Fort Collins held this 3rd day of February, A.D. 1987.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
FOn, COLLINS PARKS AND RECREATION DL,-ARTMENT
FACILITY POLICY AND GUIDELINES
ADVERTISING POLICY - POOL/ICE ARENA
Purpose:
Establish guidelines for regulating advertisement within the pool/ice
arena facility. The facility will actively market and promote the sale
of advertising space to generate revenue.
Statement of Policy:
1. Advertisement for alcohol or tobacco products, anything of a
political or religious nature and advertisements which are
considered to the City as offensive to the general public are
prohibited.
2. The City reserves the right to view any advertisement prior to its
posting for compliance with the above.
3. Advertising rates will be established by staff during the budget
process and will be submitted with the departmental fee schedule
for approval .
4. Advertising space will be limited to the following areas:
A. 2amboni panels located on the dump tank.
B. Four sections of dasher boards located on the east side of the
hockey arena.
C. Advertising panels attached to the scoreboards.
D. Marquee and portable kiosk space in designated areas.
E. Lobby and hockey benches (similar to golf courses).
F. Banners or flags located in designated areas.
5. Billboard advertising on walls is prohibited.
6. Individual advertisers will be responsible for. providing the
advertising materials and any cost associated with the advertising
materials and the display thereof.
7. The length of the advertising contracts will vary as applicable
based on location and type of event.
8. Annual contracts advertising for certain spaces will be offered
through a bidding process. Seasonal or per event advertising for
other spaces will be offered on a first come, first served basis.
9. Advertisements for other spaces do not reflect the views or
recommendations of the City, Parks and Recreation Department or its
employees.
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RESOLUTION 2003-031
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
APPROVING REVISIONS TO THE POLICY FOR INDOOR ADVERTISING AT EPIC
WHEREAS,the City of Fort Collins owns and operates the Edora Pool Ice Center("EPIC");
and
WHEREAS,on October 4, 1988,the City Council,by Resolution 88-126,adopted a policy
establishing guidelines for the sale of advertising on certain spaces within EPIC(the"Policy");and
WHEREAS,the City is nearing completion on a second sheet of ice at EPIC, and staff has
recommended that the Policy be updated to specifically include the second sheet of ice; and
WHEREAS, working with the City Attorney's Office, staff has drafted a revised Policy,
which addresses the expansion of the facility,clarifies some of the earlier language,and makes the
Policy more consistent with other similar City policies; and
WHEREAS, the revised Policy was reviewed and supported by the Parks and Recreation
Board at its meeting on December 4, 2002; and
WHEREAS,the City Council believes that the proposed changes to the Policy are in the best
interests of the City.
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS COLORADO that the "City of Fort Collins Cultural, Library, and Recreation Services
Advertising Policy-Edora Pool Ice Center",attached hereto as Exhibit"A"and incorporated herein
by this reference, is hereby adopted as the advertising policy to be used for the sale of advertising
at the Edora Pool Ice Center.
Passed and adopted at an adjourned meeting of the Council of the City of Fort Collins held
this 25th day of March, A.D. 2003.
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EXHIBIT A
City of Fort Collins
Cultural,Library,and Recreational Services
ADVERTISING POLICY—EDORA POOL ICE CENTER
RECREATION DIVISION
Purpose:
This policy establishes guidelines for regulating advertising within the pool/ice arena facility known
as EPIC. The facility staff may, when financially desirable,actively market and promote the sale of
advertising space to generate revenue.
Statement of Policy:
1. Advertising at EPIC may not include or constitute the following:
(a) advertising that primarily conveys a political, religious, ideological or other non-
commercial message;
(b) advertising of alcohol or tobacco products or other products or services available only
to adults by law;
(c) advertising that promotes illegal activities or transactions, that is misleading or
deceptive, or constitutes a public nuisance;
(d) advertising of any product or service primarily related to sexual or violent activities,
or advertising of any product or service in a manner that is sexually suggestive,that
displays or suggests violence,or is inappropriate for minors.
2. The City reserves the right to view any advertisement prior to its posting,and to reject,in the
City's sole discretion, advertising that does not comply with the above guidelines.
3. Advertising rates will be established by staff and/or through the City's competitive bidding
process.
4. Advertising will be limited to the following areas:
• Panels located on the dump tanks of both ice resurfacers.
• Designated sections of dasher board panels located on the east side of both ice arenas.
• Advertising panels attached to the scoreboards in both ice arenas and the pool.
• Marquee and portable kiosk space in areas designated by facility staff.
• Lobby and hockey benches.
• Banners or flags located in areas designated by facility staff.
5. Individual advertisers will be responsible for providing the advertising materials and any
costs associated with the advertising materials and their display.
6. The length of the advertising contracts will vary based on location and type of event.
7. Annual advertising contracts for certain spaces will be offered through a competitive bidding
process. Seasonal or event advertising for other spaces will be offered on a first-come,first-
serve basis through the Facility Manager,
8. Advertisements do not reflect the views or recommendations of the City of Fort Collins,the
Parks and Recreation Department, or its employees.
ORDINANCE NO. 122 , 1983
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO
AN.AGREEMENT WITH GIACO ENTERPRIZES, INCORPORATED
FOR ADVERTISING SERVICES FOR THE INTERIORS OF
TRANSFORT BUSES
WHEREAS, the City of Fort Collins operates the Transfort bus system
for the use and benefit of its residents; and
WHEREAS, the City has decided to contract for advertising services for
the interiors of the Transfort buses; and
WHEREAS, Article V, Section 34 of the Charter of the City of Fort
Collins provides that, "No contract for service shall be made by the City
for a longer period than two years, unless authorized by ordinance,. . .";
and
WHEREAS , the proposed contract for advertising services for the
interiors of the Transfort buses is for a five year period.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS that the City Manager be, and hereby is, authorized to enter into
an agreement with Giaco Enterprizes, Incorporated for the purpose of
providing advertising services for the interiors of the Transfort buses for
a period of five years.
Introduced, considered favorably on first reading, and ordered pub-
lished this 4th day of October, A.D. , 1983, and to be presented for final
passage on the 18th day of October, A.D. , 1983.
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Passed and adopted on final reading this 18th day of October, A.D. ,
1983.
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ORDINANCE NO. 159,2001
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ENTER
INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH OUTDOOR PROMOTIONS, INC.
TO PROVIDE BUS SHELTERS, BUS BENCHES,AND
ADVERTISING FOR THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
TRANSIT SERVICE FOR 20 YEARS
WHEREAS, on May 11, 2001, the City issued Request for Proposal Number P-793,
regarding providing bus shelters and bus benches and sale of advertising space on same; and
WHEREAS, Outdoor Promotions, Inc., was selected based on its proposal in response to
Request for Proposal Number P-793; and
WHEREAS,the proposed agreement between the City and Outdoor Promotions,Inc.,a copy
of which is on file in the Office of the City Clerk and available for public inspection and
incorporated herein by this reference (the "Agreement"), is currently in force for an initial period
ending December 31,2001, with a 20-year extension period commencing January I,2002,subject
to Council adoption of this Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the Agreement requires Outdoor Promotions, Inc., to provide, install and
maintain bus benches and bus shelters at all approved Transfort bus stops,and sell advertising space
on the benches and shelters; and
WHEREAS, the Agreement establishes the desired form and content of advertising on the
Transfort bus benches and shelters in order to advance the City's objectives of generating revenue
for the Transfort system while maintaining a neutral position on political,religious and ideological
matters, promoting healthful products and services appropriate for citizens of all ages, and to
otherwise further the City's interest in protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public; and
WHEREAS, the capital investment by Outdoor Promotions, Inc., in bus bench and bus
shelter improvements will benefit the City and users of the City's Transfort bus system; and
WHEREAS, providing for a term of 20 years will enhance the ability of Outdoor
Promotions, Inc., and the City to plan and implement a systematic improvement of Transfort bus
stop and bus bench facilities; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 8-186 of the Code of the City of Fort Collins,no contract
for services shall be made by the Purchasing Agent for a longer period than five years unless
authorized by the City Council by ordinance.
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS that the Purchasing Agent be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to enter into an
agreement with Outdoor Promotions, Inc. for the provision of bus benches and shelters consistent
with the Agreement.
Introduced, considered favorably on first reading, and ordered published this 16th day of
October,A.D. 2001,and to be presented for final passage on the 6th day of November, A.D.2001.
Mayor
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ATTEST:
City Clerk
Passed and adopted on final reading this 6th day of November,A.D. 2001.
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City Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. 123, 2006
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
EXTENDING THE CONTRACT FOR ADVERTISING
ON EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OF BUSES
FOR UP TO FIVE ADDITIONAL YEARS
WHEREAS, Outdoor Promotions, Inc. was selected by a competitive process to provide
advertising on the exterior and interior of buses; and
WHEREAS,the City has contracted with the Outdoor Promotions for the last five years to
provide that advertising; and
WHEREAS, the City awarded Outdoor Promotions a twenty(20)year contract to provide
bus bench and shelter advertising, and Outdoor Promotions has established ongoing business
relationships with individuals and businesses who advertise on both the City buses and on the
benches and shelters; and
WHEREAS, it would be beneficial to the City to extend the bus exterior and interior
advertising contract for an additional five years to take advantage of the synergy created by having
one firm offering a variety of advertising options on the bus system; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to extend the term of the contract for an additional period of
up to five years; and
WHEREAS, Outdoor Promotions has agreed to provide these advertising services on bus
exterior and interiors for an additional period of up to five years; and
i WHEREAS, Section 8-186(a)of the Code of the City of Fort Collins requires all contracts
in excess of five years to be approved by ordinance.
NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS that the Purchasing Agent is hereby authorized to enter into an extension of the Exterior
and Interior Bus Advertisement contract with Outdoor Promotions, Inc. for a period of up to five
years.
iIntroduced, considered favorably on first reading, and ordered published this 15th day of
Au,st, A.D. 2006;-and to be;presented:for.final!passage on ttie. _ day of S'epte_mber, A.D:2006:
'Mayon.;
ATTEST:.
City Clerk
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Passed and adopted on final reading on the 5th day of tember;A_D:20061
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ATTACHMENT
1 Parks & Recreation Board
February 10, 2010
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Are there any smaller parks being planned for north Fort Collins? There are som east
Fort Collins in the Maple Hill area, but nothing planned direct] ighway One area; but we do have
Greenbriar and Soft Gold Parks in north Fo
Where are we at with Stal re right at the 10 year mark, so we need to get that park built.
There was to keep MMDs away from schools, what about parks? If this isn't mentioned in the
p can something be added about distance from parks? Craig was not sure, but will check into this.
Advertising at Recreation Facilities
Recreadon is asking for support from the board, via a vote, to allow limited advertising in other recreational
facilities, including The Farm at Lee Martinez Park, Northside Aztlan Community Center, Senior Center, etc.
The advertising would be similar to what is already in place at EPIC. The advertising will be focused on target
audience at each facility, and will not promote alcohol, tobacco, or have any sexual undertone. The advertising
done at EPIC has helped to cover costs used to produce the various Recreation publications. We are looking for
ways to increase our revenue to help offset the cost of recreational programs. The advertising would be in the
form of overlays on floors, space on scoreboards,etc.
Discussion/Questions:
Would the revenue generated from the advertising be dedicated to Recreation? Yes.
How much do you currently make in advertising? About$15,000.
How much advertising do you turn down? Not sure,but we do have to turn away potential advertisers
Have there been any complaints regarding the advertising at EPIC? No
CSU was able to pay for the two scoreboards at Hughes stadium with adverting revenue.
Does anyone actively seek advertising for the City? Yes, John Lite].
Motion
Danna Ortiz made a motion for the Parks & Recreation Board to support and encourage the proposed
advertisement plan for Recreation facilities as requested by Recreation in accordance with current advertising
done at EPIC and designed for target audiences; due to the Board's concern for the Park & Recreation budget
and the City's reliance on the Recreation reserve fund.
William Pickering seconded.
Vote was taken—Approved 6:0
Alcohol Adjustments at Recreation Facilities
On January 19th, City Council approved Resolution 2010-002 authorizing the City Manager, on behalfgfibsoft
City, to apply for liquor licenses for City facilities as the City Manager determines appropriat ebruary
1st, the Liquor Licensing Authority granted a License to the Northside Aztlan Center vide alcoholic
beverage service to citizens who rent that facility.
Beginning March 1st we will contract with Toast of the To ending Service (currently the contractor
responsible for providing alcoholic beverage serv' a Lincoln Center) to provide alcoholic beverage
service to anyone requesting such servic rents facility space within the Northside Azdan Community
Center. Renters will meet with eduling Coordinator(Elaine Bueno) to discuss rental space and needs.
As part of this convers . , aine will ask if they wish to provide alcohol beverage service to their
participants. I quest is made, the customer will complete a 'Bar Request"form indicating the products
they w' a service to provide. These items will be purchased and offered for sale during their event. All
will be deposited as revenue for beverage service associated with that event.
Parks&Recreation Board Meeting—February 10,2010
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PROPOSAL TO EXPAND THE EDORA POOL
ICE CENTER ( EPIC ) ADVERTISING POLICY
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QUESTIONS FOR COON
1 . Does Council have questions or concerns with the
proposed expansion of the EPIC Advertising Policy?
2 . Does Council have any suggested changes or
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additions to the proposal ?
3 . Does Council generally support the proposal ?
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CURRENT SITUATIO
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• In 1987 Council adopted an advertising policy for
EPIC ( Resolution 87-23 )
• In 2003 Council adopted an updated advertising
policy for EPIC to include the second sheet of ice
( Resolution 03-031 )
• The policy authorizes advertising on the dasher
boards , scoreboards , on the Zamboni , in the
lobby and on benches and the marquee
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PROHIBITED ADS
The Policy prohibits ads :
• For alcohol or tobacco products
• For sexual or violent products or activities
• That convey political , religious or ideological
messages
• That are misleading , deceptive or which promote
illegal activities
• That are inappropriate for minors
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BUS ADVERTISING
• In 1983 Council authorized advertising on the
interior of City buses ( Ordinance 122 )
• In 2001 Council authorized advertising on bus
benches and bus shelters ( Ordinance 159 )
• In 2006 Council authorized advertising on the
exterior of buses and reauthorized ads for
benches , shelters and bus interiors ( Ordinance
123 )
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CITY ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES
• Section 6 . 10 of the City Administrative Policies
authorizes advertising on City property and in City
publications and web sites
• The scope of the advertising must be compatible
with and supportive of the City' s purposes
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PARKS AND TRAILS
• Advertising on parks and trails is prohibited by the
City Code (Section 23-203 )
• Temporary advertising ( banners , displays ) may be
authorized by CPRE permit but must be removed
daily
• Ads promoting City events and activities (e . g . 4tn
of July) are allowed
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PROPOSAL
Authorize limited advertising at :
• Senior Center
• Northside Aztlan Community Center
• The Gardens on Spring Creek
• Mulberry Pool
• Club Tico and City Park Pool
• The Farm at Lee Martinez Park
• Museum
• Lincoln Center
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AN NCES
• Ads will be tasteful and
appropriate for a public y
facility and will not '
create an impression
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KS AND BALANCES
• Ads will be limited to defined locations in each facility to
avoid an undue corporate presence and "over saturation "
Example of large
advertising presence. /
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• Ads will be tastefully placed on scoreboards , gym floors ,
under the ice , on display monitors , marquees , bulletin
boards , wall banners and similar locations
Concept of limited
advertising presence
at Northside Aztlan -
Community Center.
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COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIPS
• Recreation has been working to develop
significant , long -term partnerships with the
businesses community
• Partnerships are made with sponsors who value
and want to be associated with the services we
provide to the community
• Our goal is to offer our sponsors recognition
(through ads in our publications and facilities ) for
making a significant financial contribution
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Community Sponsorship Goals
• Cultivate sustainable and reciprocal relations with
the business community
• Help local businesses prosper and succeed
• Create long -term comprehensive sponsorship
opportunities consolidated into a single
agreement or " package "
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Community Sponsorship Process
1 . Learn more about potential sponsor's marketing and
community outreach needs
2 . Investigate internal resources available to meet potential
sponsor's needs
3 . Develop a comprehensive "community sponsorship" plan
that is sustainable , effective and reciprocal
4 . Engage sponsor, nurture relationship and create an
environment of cooperation and trust
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Community Sponsorship Model
• Fewer sponsors - larger, long-term investments
• Less advertising - avoid excessive advertising in facilities
• Create marketing opportunities for local businesses that
are effective and clear
• Avoid cluttered messages and over-saturation
• Create standards that include aesthetic guidelines for
facility advertising
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Sample of Community Sponsorship
XYZ Inc. Annual Community Sponsorship Profile
XYZ Inc. would like to reach young , active families in Fort Collins with their marketing
message. XYZ Inc. would also like to support low-income youth and sustainability efforts.
Contribution to after-school program $ 1 ,000
Contribution to reduced fee program $5 ,000
Sponsor Composting Event $ 15000
Sponsor 5K Fundraiser $ 19000
Advertise at EPIC $59000
Advertise on golf scorecard $5 ,000
Total Investment $ 18,000
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IN ' s Advertising Results
• EPIC generates -$21 , 000 in annual advertising
revenue
• EPIC advertising revenue is used to :
Replace the hockey score board
$6 , 000
Update swim score board
$ 197000
Upgrade EPIC pool air quality
$4 , 000
Improve facility maintenance
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MOTIVATION
• Our mission is to provide exceptional services to
our exceptional community
• General Fund support for Recreation has been
reduced by ~ 1 . 1 million dollars since 2008
• Expanding the EPIC Advertising Policy to other
CPRE facilities will help preserve the quality of
our services
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19TIONSFORCirm
1 . Does Council have questions or concerns with
the proposed expansion of the EPIC Advertising
Policy?
2 . Does Council have any suggested changes or
additions to the proposal ?
3 . Does Council generally support the proposal ?
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