Fiscal Year 2013-2015 Special Budget Meeting
Informational ReportFiled under council matter 12-0351
Subject: Fiscal Year 2013-2015 Special Budget Meeting From: City Administrator's Office Recommendation: Receive A Presentation And Hold Discussion On The Mayor's Proposed Budget For Fiscal Year 2013-2015
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
Subject: Proposed FY 13-15 Proposed Policy Budget
Date: June?, 2013
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pools by $1.00 (from $5.00 to $6.00), and a 10-swim pass would increase be increased by $10
(from $40 to $50).
While it was mentioned in the May 13 Supplemental Memo that it would be difficult to estimate
the number of frequent swimmers that would opt to buy a 30-swim pass, staff has developed a
costing with an assumption that half (50%) of the total of those individuals who purchased the
10-swim pass in the past year will opt for the 30-swim pass instead. With that specific
assumption in mind, as illustrated in the table below, this will result in an operating loss of
$17,888 on an annually basis. This, in turn, will cause the need for a change in the program or
that additional funding will need to be identified. Please refer to the below table for detail:
10-
*^*No. of
Per
Swim
30-Swim
Revenue @
Passes
Pass
Pass
Pass
Revenue @
30-Swim
Passes
Sold
Rate
Rate
Rate
10-Swim Pass
Pass
OPR Proposed Rate for 10-Swim pass
1,193
$5.00
$50.00
$150.00
$59,625
$178,875
^'¥roposed Rate for 30-Swim pass
• 1,193
$4.50
$45.00
$135.00
$53,663
$160,988
Variance 30-Swim Pass vs. 10-Swim
Pass
2^85
($0.50)
($5.00)
($15.00)
($5,963)
($17,888)
(1) Values are proposed, based on the initial question in the May 13 Supplemental Memo
(2) Total Number of Passes (2,385) represents the number of 10-swim passes sold in the prior year
(3) Assumption is that 50% of those who bought the 10 swim pass would opt to purchase a 30 swim pass
However, it should be noted that if more than 50% of total individuals who buy 10-swim passes
opt for the 30 swim pass, this would decrease the loss of anticipated revenue.
As such, staff has calculated that if approximately 53% of the total of those individuals who
purchased the 10 -swim pass in the past year opt for the 30-swim pass instead, this in turn, would
present a relatively close to cost neutral solution, which the anticipated loss of revenue would be
$11.00 in total. Please refer to the below table for detail:
<^*No. of
10
30
<^*No. of
Per
Swim
Swim
Revenue @
Revenue @
Passes
Pass
Pass
Pass
10 Swim
30 Swim
Passes
Sold
Rate
Rate
Rate
Pass
Pass
OPR proposed Rate for 10 pass
1,130
$5.00
$50.00
$150.00
$59,625
, $169,466
^'^Proposed Rate for 30 pass
1,255
$4.50
$45.00
$135.00
$53,663
$169,455
Variance 10 Pass vs. 30 Pass
2385 ($0.50) ($5.00) ($15.00)
(-$5,963)
($11.00)
Values are proposed, based on the initial question in the May 13 Supplemental Memo
Total Number of Passes (2,385) represents the niunber of 10-swim passes sold in the prior year