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Reso 2022-221 AGC Incentive Management Fee FY22
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File Number: 22-687 <br />Conversion to a management agreement structure is consistent with the direction of many <br />municipal golf courses upon the expiration of lease agreements. The conversion from a lease <br />agreement to a management agreement means the City: <br />·Directs operations at Monarch Bay Golf Club; <br />·Assumes greater risk; <br />·Controls the operating budget; and <br />·Funds capital improvement projects. <br />The Management Agreement stipulates the City shall pay the following to AGC: <br /> <br />·Base Management Fee. $150,000 per year, payable in twelve (12) monthly installments <br />of $12,500. The City shall pay AGC the Base Management Fee in advance, no later than <br />10 days following the first day of each month during the term of the Agreement. <br />·Incentive Management Fee. Equal to twenty percent (20%) of the amount by which net <br />operating income for a given operating year exceeds $750,000. For purposes of this <br />provision, net operating income is gross revenues minus operating expenses. The City <br />shall pay the Incentive Management Fee, if any, to AGC within 45 days following the final <br />calculation of financial results for the facility for the preceding operating year (based on a <br />fiscal year). <br />Analysis <br />According to the National Golf Foundation, the golf industry, during the pandemic, saw a boom for <br />most courses around the country. Most courses saw record revenues and Monarch Bay Golf <br />Course was no exception. For the past operating year, Monarch Bay Golf’s net revenues were <br />$2,001,999, which is the second highest in its history (FY 2020-2021 being the highest). The year <br />prior to the pandemic, Monarch Bay Golf Club’s net revenues were $1,018,676. <br />AGC’s Incentive Management Fee calculation: <br />$ 2,001,999 Net Revenue <br />$ 750,000 Target Net Revenue <br />$ 1,251,999 Net Revenue (NR) in excess of Target Net Revenue (TNR) <br />$250,399.82 Incentive Management Fee (20% of NR in excess of TNR) <br />The City’s net revenues are $1,751.599.18 after payment of AGC’s Incentive Management Fee. It <br />should be noted that the City’s annual net revenues for Monarch Bay Golf during the lease with <br />AGC for the last five fiscal years averaged under $900,000. <br />Previous Actions <br />·Resolution No. 2020-052 Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into a Management <br />Agreement with American Golf Corporation and to Terminate the Lease Agreement <br />Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 12/14/2022
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