1 Pasadena Center Operating Company Ice Rink Relocation The Pasadena Center Operating Company (PCOC) is a private, non-profit corporation (501(c)(4)) that.

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1 Pasadena Center Operating Company Ice Rink Relocation The Pasadena Center Operating Company (PCOC) is a private, non-profit corporation (501(c)(4)) that manages the Pasadena Convention Center, the Pasadena Civic Auditorium and the Pasadena Convention and Visitors Bureau under a letter of agreement with the City of Pasadena

Pasadena Center Operating Company Proposal The Development of an Ice Rink Facility in the Pavilion Located at the Convention Center Under PCOC Management. The new expanded Pavilion will accommodate a regulation 85' X 200' ice sheet. The project is estimated to cost $3 million.  $1.5 million from PCOC capital reserves  and a $1.5 million loan from the City

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Pasadena Center Operating Company Background At the meeting of August 2nd City Council entered into discussion regarding the proposed development of an Ice Rink. Council approved authorizing the PCOC to submit an application for a conditional use permit for the conversion of the pavilion to an ice rink. City Council requested that the PCOC finalize:  Public Benefit Program,  Devise a parking plan for ice rink patrons  and to make recommendations on additional items.

Pasadena Center Operating Company Term The term of the new proposed ice rink located in the Pavilion is 10 years commencing September of 2011.

Pasadena Center Operating Company Public Benefit Program Public Benefit and Community Outreach: PCOC will provide a public benefit program.  Pasadena Unified School District  other local area schools,  Pasadena City College,  and local non-profit organizations serving the Pasadena community  and to maximize participation in ice programs by persons unable to afford them.

Pasadena Center Operating Company All persons documenting Pasadena residency and/or low-income eligibility (both as defined by City) will receive the following benefits:  General Admission Skating- $1.00 off published rate  Skate Rental - $1.00 off published rate  General Admission Hockey 15% Discount  Group Skating Lessons 15% Discount Public Benefit Program

Pasadena Center Operating Company Scholarship Program Pasadena Ice Skating Center will offer the following number of scholarships based on established CDBG Income Eligibility Guidelines.  Beginner Skate Lessons - 20 scholarships for each 5 week session. – 100 annually  Learn to Skate Program - 20 scholarships for each 5 week session. – 100 annually

Pasadena Center Operating Company Parking Continue $2 discount for Ice Rink patrons. Implementing a "frequent users" monthly parking program.  $36 per month - ice rink users can park as many times as necessary  This is a 50% discount if used twice a week

Pasadena Center Operating Company Recommendation  Authorize the City Manager to issue a 10 year 2.5% annual interest bearing loan, not to exceed $1.5 million from City funds to the PCOC to be used for the ice rink relocation to the pavilion if the conditional use permit is granted; and  Recognize and appropriate the expenditure of $1.5 million in PCOC Reserves for the ice rink relocation to the pavilion if the conditional use permit is granted.