Title: Pend Oreille Recreation District
1Pend Oreille Recreation District
Sandpoint Community
Swimming Pool and Water Park
2Sandpoint Centre Corporation
- Formed in 2000 as non-profit Corporation (501c 3)
- Community Volunteers
- Donations are tax-deductible
3Sandpoint Centre Corporation
- Mission Statement
- To provide a multi-use facilities to enhance the
quality of life of our children and our community.
4Sandpoint Centre Corporation
- Answers to the Basic Questions
- What
- Why
- How Much
5What
- Community indoor lap pool
- Water Park for small children
- Current Pool
- Hot water spa
6What
- Meeting Rooms for Community use
- After school programs (activities)
- Outreach program for at risk children
- Concerts, dances, meetings, shows
7What
- 1200 seat Ice Arena
- Family skating
- After school skating (free for residents)
- Figure skating
- Youth and Adult ice hockey
- Amateur junior B hockey team
- Rentals and teen skate parties
8What
- Indoor Walking / Jogging track
- Water aerobic and classes for adults/seniors
9Multi-Use Community Sports Facility
10Multi-Use Community Center
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- Winter Season Offerings
- Summer Season Offerings
- Year-Round Offerings
11Multi-Use Community Facility
- Winter Offerings (Remove the winter Blues)
- Family Swimming and Skating
- After School Activities for area youth
- Sports (swim teams, figure skating and hockey)
- Ice Shows / Special Events
- Private Rentals
- Junior Hockey and Adult Hockey
12Multi-Use Community Sports Facility
- Summer Offerings
- Summer Camps / Boy Scouts / Cub Scouts
- Sports (swimming, roller skating, indoor soccer)
- Dances / Parties for youth
- Graduation
- Church Groups
- Large Gathering Place
- Lost in the 50s
- Arts and Crafts Fair
- Flea Market
13Multi-Use Community Sports Facility
- Year-Round Offerings
- Large Meeting / Activity Rooms
- Family and Youth Gathering Place
- Non-Video Games
- Ping-Pong
- Air Hockey
- Billiards
- Board Games
14- Functional
- Durable
- Low-Maintenance
- Aesthetic match for long-term Community Plan
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15Sandpoint Centre Corporation
- Answers to the Basic Questions
- What
- Why
- How Much
16Our most valuable assets
17The Reasons Why
- For our youth
- Gathering place for activities and sports
- Fun, healthy, structured, and safe environment
- Fills giant need for affordable winter activities
- Fills need for after-school activities
- Gathering place for dances / parties
- Meeting rooms functional family centre
18Filling the Void
- After School most dangerous period for
inappropriate youth behavior - Drug experimentation
- Teen pregnancy
- Delinquent and High-Risk Behaviors
19Sandpoint Centre
- After School Programs
- Constructive Activity (non-TV / video games)
- Physical Activity
- Supervised
- Fun
20The Reasons Why
- For our Families
- A place for family activities / sports
- Affordable winter recreation for families
- A safe place for our kids
- A place for youth and adult interaction
- A place for shows, concerts, dances, parties
21The Reasons Why
- For Our Business Community
- Increased revenue (especially in the winter) from
special winter events (shows, tournaments, and
parties) - Easier to attract quality employees and their
families - Closer realization of destination resort status
- Visitors will be intrigued with the offerings of
our community
22The Reasons Why
- For Our Entire Community
- Gathering place for Community Groups
- Church
- Youth
- Private
- A Facility for our Families
- Source of pride for our Community
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23Why?
- Summary
- For our Youth
- For our Families
- For our Business Community
- For our Entire Community
24- Bonner County Alliance for Youth and Family
- Project Yo-Yo (youth opinion your opinion)
- Bonner County Study March 21, 2003
- Project Yo-Yo (youth opinion your opinion)
- A view from the perspective of our youth
- What the kids feel they need
25Project Yo-Yo
- Only 18 of our communities children feel that
the community values them. - Why?
- The children do not see that the community has
created anything for them to do
26What do our kids say they need?
- Youth center (all inclusive)
- Unique sports (skating / hockey)
- Various clubs (special interest)
- Cultural opportunities
- Skate park
- Computer access
- Better library hours / study areas
- Mentors and tutors
- Better transportation
- Sandpoint Centre will address
- Sandpoint Centre could address
27Sandpoint Centre Corporation
- Answers to the Basic Questions
- What
- Why
- How Much
28Financing
- Facilities such as this do not attract private
businesses - With a for-profit business, prices must be high
and thus exclude many in the community - Success depends on public money
29Tax Increase (ahhhhh)
- We are proposing a 38.00-48.00 dollar per 100K
assessed value increase in taxes - For a 150K home this means 3.15-4.00 dollars
per month - For the average home (240K) in our county this
means a 6.33-8.00 per month increase
30Relative Cost
- This is the cost of a small pizza per month
31Financing
- Funding of these facilities is common
- Estimate of facility cost is 12 M dollars
- Estimate of grants and donations are 2 M
- Financing 10 M dollars will necessitate a 761K
dollar per year payment
32Financing
- Estimated revenue from the tax increase will
generate between 823K and 1.02 M in the first
year - This leaves 62K to 259K dollars in excess of the
payment - Subsequent years will generate additional revenue
33Financing
- Additional funds will be used to supplement
operational costs of the Recreation Center
(especially during the first years) - Additional funds will also be used to work on
future phases for the Recreation District (such
as basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts and
baseball, indoor and outdoor soccer, and softball
fields)
34Federal / State Grants
- HUD (500K matching grant-McCall)
- State of Idaho (500K grant McCall)
- USA Swimming
- National Hockey Association
- National Ice Skating Association
- Other Federal / State Grants
- Other Private Grants
35 36- Make sure your friends and family have accurate
information and
37 38- You can also donate to help us spread the word
39- Thank You
- for your attention and
your assistance