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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMOU exhibitMEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING AMONG MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, CITY OF MIAMI AND FLORIDA MARLINS, L.P. CONCERNING THE DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE BALLPARK PROJECT 10/26/2004 11:39 AM TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Purpose and Intent 11. Parties III. Ballpark Project IV. Summary of Ballpark Project Costs and Funding Sources V. Marlins Financial Contribution VI. City Financial Contribution VII. County Financial Contribution VIII. State Sales Tax Rebate IX. Parking Facilities Bonds X. Financing Structure XI. Land Acquisition XII. Agreements XIII. Maintenance, Repairs and Capital Expenditures Reserve Fund XIV. Restrictions on Marlins XV. Other Provisions 2/23/2005 2 . PURPOSE AND INTENT The purpose and intent of this Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") is to provide for the general terms and conditions among Miami -Dade County (the "County"), the City of Miami (the "City") and the Florida Marlins, L.P. (the "Marlins", and collectively with the County and the City, the "Parties") with respect to their joint efforts to design, develop, construct and operate a major league baseball facility ("Ballpark") and related parking facilities ("Parking Facilities") adjacent to the Orange Bowl located within the City. This MOU shall be a non -binding agreement which any Party may terminate in accordance with Section XVI herein. The Parties' intend to negotiate in good faith definitive agreements which incorporate the terms and conditions herein, which definitive agreements shall be subject to approval by the Board of County Commissioners of Miami -Dade County (the "Board") and the City Commission (the "Commission"). The Ballpark, Parking Facilities and associated land and infrastructure improvements are referred to as the "Ballpark Project" (provided that the Surface Parking referred to below shall only be considered part of the Ballpark Project as the context may require). It is also the Parties' intent that the planning, design, development and construction of the projects set forth in this MOU be a cooperative, mutual endeavor and that the Parties actively participate in and work together in good faith. II. PARTIES TO THE STADIUM AGREEMENTS a. The County, proposed owner of the Ballpark and land where the Ballpark will be built; b. The City, proposed owner of the Parking Facilities and land where the Parking Facilities are located; c. The Marlins, a private entity that owns the Florida Marlins of Major League Baseball; d. Project Developer, a to -be -formed entity (owned by the Marlins or by principals of the Marlins) that is responsible for the design, development, construction and coordination of the Ballpark Project; e. Ballpark Operator, a private entity engaged by the Marlins, or a to-be-fo«ned entity (owned by the Marlins or by principals of the Marlins), that manages the Ballpark operations; f. Parking Facilities Operator, an entity that manages and operates the Parking Facilities. The Ballpark Operator may be the Parking Facilities Operator. 2123/2005 III. BALLPARK PROJECT General. The Ballpark Project shall be designed, planned, constructed and operated in the City located at a site (the "Site") comprising the eastern portion of the current Orange Bowl site and on land adjacent thereto, subject to the regulatory approvals of the City, County and other government agencies as required by law. The Site is generally bounded by SW 17th Avenue (west), NW 3rd Street (south), NW 7th Street (north), and NW 13th Avenue (east). The orientation of the Ballpark and footprint of the Ballpark at the Orange Bowl Site shall be as depicted in Exhibit "A". Ballpark. The Ballpark plans contemplate a retractable roof, natural grass facility with approximately 38,000 seats, which include 3,000 premium seats and 62 luxury suites. The Ballpark shall be designed, developed and constructed at a cost not less than $325,000,000 as a first class sports facility comparable with similar capacity Major League Baseball ("MLB") stadia constructed since 2000 with similar amenities, such as Minute Maid, Pac Bell and PNC and shall be in general conformance with the Final Ballpark Program. Prior to execution of the Stadium Agreements, the Parties will approve a Final Ballpark Program. Parking Facilities. The Parking Facilities located on the Site are currently proposed to consist of at least 2,000 surface parking spaces ("Surface Parking") and one or more garages providing at least 2,800 parking spaces ("Garage Parking"). The Parking Facilities will also serve events at the Orange Bowl. It is proposed that the Parking Facilities and land required for such Parking Facilities shall be owned by the City. Approximately 3,200 surface parking spaces presently exist next to the Orange Bowl; the Parties shall ensure that at least 2,000 of those spaces remain as the Surface Parking after construction of the Ballpark Project and contemplated renovation of the Orange Bowl. Timing. The Parties agree to use reasonable, diligent efforts so that the Ballpark Project may be substantially completed and available for use by the public no later than February 15, 2008. IV. SUMMARY OF BALLPARK PROJECT COSTS AND FUNDING SOURCES The estimate of the total cost for the development and construction of the Ballpark Project is $420 million. The following is a summary of the estimated Ballpark Project costs and funding: 2/23/2005 4 Project Costs Ballpark $360,000,000 Parking Facilities 32,000,000 Land & Infrastructure 28,000,000 Total Costs $420,000,000 2. Funding Sources' Marlins Contribution Team Rent2 $162,000,000 Team Equity 30,000,000 Sub Total 192,000,000 City Contribution Tourist Development Tax 28,000,000 Sub Total 28,000,000 County Contribution Professional Sports Franchise Facilities Tax 48,000,000 Convention Development Tax 3 90,000,000 Sub Total 138,000,000 Parking Contribution Parking Facilities Bonds4 32,000,000 Sub Total 32,000,000 State Contribution Professional Sports Facilities Sales Tax Rebates 30,000,000 Sub Total 30,000,000 Total Sources $420,000,000 2 5 Each of the funding sources representing bond proceeds is exclusive of all financing expenses, including, but not limited to, costs of issuance, capitalized interest and reserves ("Financing Expenses"). Subject to the satisfaction of all of the conditions precedent listed in Section X, the County shall issue the Team Rent Bonds in accordance with Section V below. Pursuant to the terms of the Interlocal Agreement between the County, the City and MSEA, dated December 14, 2004, the City shall deposit net proceeds equal to $60 million in the Construction Fund for the Ballpark Project (plus all Financing Expenses) from a bond issue secured by CDT allocated by the County to the City. Subject to the satisfaction of all of the conditions precedent listed in Section X, the City shall contribute $32 million to the Ballpark Project (plus all Financing Expenses), from a debt issuance secured as described in Section IX. Subject to Legislative approval, the County shall issue bonds secured by the State Sales Tax Rebate as described in Section VIII. 2/23/2005 5 The intention of the Parties to proceed with the definitive agreements will be specifically contingent upon the Parties' ability to secure all funds as outlined in the Ballpark Finance Plan as more fully set forth in this MOU. The Parties agree to use reasonable, diligent efforts to secure such funding. Circumstances that may preclude securing such funds in the amounts reflected above include, but are not limited to, unrealized assumptions as to market conditions and the inability to issue tax-exempt debt for portions of the Ballpark Proj ect. V. MARLINS FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION Equity Contribution. The Marlins shall contribute an amount not less than $30 million for preconstruction and construction costs (the "Marlins' Equity Contribution"). The Marlins shall fund the Marlins' Equity Contribution as set forth in Section X below. Team Rent Bonds; Bond Rent Payments. The County shall issue debt secured by the County's covenant to budget and appropriate non -ad valorem revenues in an aggregate principal amount sufficient to deposit net proceeds of $162 million (net of Financing Expenses) into the Construction Fund described below (the "Team Rent Bonds"). Acknowledging that the Marlins will be indirectly responsible for the debt service on the Team Rent Bonds, the County shall (a) consult with the Marlins as to the terms and structure of the Team Rent Bonds, (b) endeavor to minimize interest rates and Financing Expenses of the Team Rent Bonds, and (c) reasonably consider means reasonably requested by the Marlins to minimize annual debt service on the Team Rent Bonds, including utilizing bond insurance, variable rate debt, noncallable debt, derivative products, future refinancings and similar measures to take advantage of lower interest rates. Commencing upon execution of the Lease and until (but not including) the first year that principal or interest is due on the Team Rent Bonds, there shall be no annual rent or use payments due under the Lease. Commencing in the first year that principal or interest is due on the Team Rent Bonds and terminating on the final maturity of such Team Rent Bonds, the Marlins (and/or the Ballpark Operator) shall pay annual rent or use payments under the Lease, in installments and amounts that correspond with the debt service payments due on the Team Rent Bonds less capitalized interest, plus amounts necessary to replenish any debt service reserves for the Team Rent Bonds (including payments due the providers of any reserve sureties for draws on the reserve sureties consisting of principal, interest and expenses due such providers) (collectively, the "Bond Rent") and shall pay customary third party administrative expenses (other than County's Finance Department bond administration fees) not included in annual debt service. The Bond Rent payments shall be secured by a pledge on a first lien basis of contractually obligated income due to and collaterally assigned by the Marlins to the County to secure such rent payments (the "COI"), while the Team Rent Bonds are outstanding. The COI will consist of revenues under the Marlins' television and radio broadcast agreements, which are projected to average at least 1.60x the annual Bond Rent payment, or other COI reasonably acceptable to the County. In no event will the COI 212312005 6 pledged by the Marlins be less than (i) 1.30x the annual Bond Rent payment in any bond year during the period commencing on the date Bond Rent becomes payable and ending on the thirtieth (30th) bond year thereafter and (ii) 1.50x the annual Bond Rent payment in any succeeding bond year while the Team Rent Bonds are outstanding (the "Required Coverage"). If needed, the Marlins shall provide and pledge substitute or additional COI in a foiiii reasonably acceptable to the County, such as naming rights or other new stadium revenues, so that the COI pledged by the Marlins shall at all times meet the Required Coverage. If the Trustee (as defined below) at any time notifies the County and the Marlins that the COI paid to the Lockbox was insufficient to meet the Required Coverage the Marlins shall immediately deposit (or cause to be deposited) the shortfall into the Lockbox. Each year the Marlins shall provide the County a calculation of the COI for the next two years, certified by the Marlins' Chief Financial Officer. There shall be established a lockbox to be held by a trustee (the "Trustee") in favor of the County (the "Lockbox"). On the date of issuance of the Team Rent Bonds, proceeds of the Team Rent Bonds representing a rental reserve (the "Rental Reserve") shall be deposited in the Lockbox in an amount equal to 50% of the Bond Rent due in the first bond year in which Bond Rent is due. In addition, the COI counterparty shall pay all COI directly to the Trustee for deposit in the Lockbox. The COI, any deposits into the Lockbox by the Marlins, and earnings on funds in the Lockbox shall accumulate in the Lockbox so as to ensure that (i) on the first day of each bond year and throughout such bond year, the Rental Reserve on deposit in the Lockbox is an amount equal to 50% of the Bond Rent due in such bond year and (ii) forty-five (45) days prior to each date on which Bond Rent is due, and until such Bond Rent is applied to the corresponding payment and/or deposit with respect to the Team Rent Bonds, there is on deposit in the Lockbox an amount equal to the Bond Rent due on such date. To the extent the Bond Rent has been deposited in the Lockbox, such Bond Rent payment shall be paid out of the Lockbox on the date on which the payment and/or deposit with respect to the Team Rent Bonds to be satisfied by such Bond Rent payment shall be due. Any amounts in the Lockbox in excess of the amounts required to be on deposit under (i) and (ii) above (including earnings) shall be distributed to the Marlins immediately upon request by the Marlins. The Marlins may satisfy all or a part of the Rental Reserve requirement by posting with the Trustee an irrevocable letter of credit reasonably acceptable to the County. The Rental Reserve shall be applied to the payment of Bond Rent to the extent of any shortfalls in payments of Bond Rent by the Marlins. No amounts on deposit (including amounts available under any reserve sureties) in any debt service reserve for the Team Rent Bonds shall be applied to the payment of principal of and/or interest on Team Rent Bonds unless Bond Rent payments by the Team and amounts in the Rental Reserve are insufficient to satisfy any such payment. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if at any time the Marlins elect to pledge COI of at least 1.60 x the annual Bond Rent payment, the Marlins shall thereafter only be required to provide a Rental Reserve of 25% of Bond Rent due in each bond year. If, however, the Marlins default in making a required payment to the Lockbox on a timely basis, the 2/23/2005 7 Rental Reserve shall increase to 50% of the Bond Rent due in each bond year and may only be reduced to 25% if the Marlins make the required payments to the Lockbox on a timely basis for three consecutive years. Development and Construction Cost Overrun Guaranty. As one of the definitive documents, the Marlins shall execute a Development and Construction Cost Overrun Guaranty ("Cost Overrun Guaranty") in favor of the County and City that shall establish the Marlins as the guarantor of the obligation to pay any and all costs of planning, designing, acquiring, constructing and equipping the Ballpark in excess of $360 million (other than Land and Infrastructure costs which are budgeted for separately and outside the $360 million Ballpark budget), including payment of any and all costs for claims, demands or causes of action by the architect, general contractor, subcontractors, trade contractors, suppliers and other parties, including attorneys' fees (trial and appellate) and defense costs (in the aggregate and as more fully defined in the Cost Overrun Guaranty, the "Cost Overrun"). The Cost Overrun Guaranty shall provide that the Marlins shall pay and be solely responsible for all Cost Overruns. Simultaneous with the execution of the Cost Overrun Guaranty, the Marlins shall provide security and collateral to the County and the City to secure the Marlins' payment obligations under the Cost Overrun Guaranty in the form of a subordinate lien on the Marlins' franchise, subordinate only to $ 50 million of debt to a senior creditor and subject to MLB approval (the "Lien"). Any Marlins' senior borrowings (i.e., borrowings that are secured by the Marlins' franchise and are not expressly subordinate to the Lien as provided above) in excess over such $50 million of senior debt shall be subject to written approval of the County and the City, which the County and the City may exercise in their sole discretion. Mechanics for enforcing the Lien on the Marlins' franchise shall be as follows: 1 County and the City give senior lender written notice of Marlins' default on the payment of any Cost Overrun or Marlins' failure to fund the Construction Fund as required herein. 2. Senior lender has thirty (30) days to commence foreclosure action relating to the Lien on the franchise. 3 Senior lender has the right to cure Marlins' default by paying such Cost Overrun or by funding the Construction Fund in the amounts required. 4. If senior lender fails to cure the default or to commence foreclosure action in thirty (30) days or to diligently pursue such foreclosure action, County and the City will have the right to foreclose and sell franchise (subject to MLB approval of buyer). 5. Upon foreclosure and sale, the first $50 million (plus interest, costs and expenses) will go to senior lender, balance will go to fund Cost Overruns (and to reimburse the County and the City for their respective costs and expenses related to foreclosure actions) and then to other creditors. 2/23/2005 8 Collateral Securing Marlins' Obligation to Pay Cost Overruns Relating to the Ballpark. In addition to the Cost Overrun Guaranty and the Lien on the franchise, the Marlins shall provide the County and the City with collateral to secure the Marlins' obligation to pay Cost Overruns relating to the Ballpark as follows: (a) Prior to the County and City's issuance of any Special Obligation Bonds (other than the City CDT Bonds), the Marlins shall deliver to the County and the City a guarantee from MLB for $10 million to pay Cost Overruns. (b) No later than ninety (90) days prior to the proposed issuance of the Team Rent Bonds, the Project Developer and the County's project consultant will review any and all documents, including the Ballpark budget, to determine, exercising their best professional skill and judgment, whether there will be any Cost Overruns. (Specific procedures will be set forth in the Development Agreement.) No later than sixty (60) days prior to the proposed issuance of the Team Rent Bonds, the Project Developer and the County's project consultant will report the amount of Cost Overrun, if any. If it is determined by the Project Developer and the County's project consultant (exercising their best professional skill and judgment and in accordance with the specific procedures established in the Development Agreement) that there will be Cost Overruns, as a condition precedent to the issuance of the Team Rent Bonds but in no event later than thirty (30) days prior to the proposed issuance of the Team Rent Bonds, the Marlins shall provide the County with evidence reasonably satisfactory to the County that the Cost Overruns will be eliminated, reduced and/or that the Marlins will have sufficient funds from a dedicated source to pay the Cost Overruns (as they may be reduced). Such evidence may consist of an up -front payment, advance or commitment from a stadium contract counterparty, a cash deposit, an irrevocable letter of credit, a dedicated bank line of credit or other similar financial instrument, or value engineering in accordance with the Development Agreement. Prohibition on Equipment Financing. The Marlins represent that the Ballpark budget in an amount equal to $360 million does not assume the lease, or lease purchase, of any of the systems, equipment and furnishings comprising the Ballpark. The Marlins may elect to lease, or lease purchase, any of the systems, equipment and furnishings comprising the Ballpark, including without limitation, the scoreboard, telecommunications system, video display boards, sound distribution system and television production facilities and concession, restaurant and related Ballpark furniture, fixtures and equipment, subject to the prior written consent of the County, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld; provided that the County shall not withhold its consent if (a) the items proposed to be leased are customarily leased by operators of stadia housing MLB teams constructed since 2000 and (b) either (i) such items are listed in the Final Ballpark Program and are included within the $360 million budget for the Ballpark and the aggregate cost for such items as budgeted in the Final Ballpark Program do not exceed $20 million, or (ii) such items are not listed in the Final Ballpark Program. 2/23/2005 9 VI. CITY FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION The City shall contribute $28 million to the Ballpark Project (plus all Financing Expenses). The City shall issue special obligation bonds secured solely by Tourist Development Taxes in an amount sufficient to deposit net proceeds of $28 million into the Construction Fund. The City shall also issue special obligation bonds secured by a Convention Development Tax ("CDT") allocation by the County to the City in an amount sufficient to pay $60 million of the County's Contribution as provided in Section VII and the proceeds of one or more series of such bonds in the amount of $60 million shall be deposited in the Construction Fund (the "City CDT Bonds"), which a portion of such funds shall be used to fund Land and Infrastructure Costs (all City bonds as described in this Section VI. together with the County bonds described in Section VII. are referred to collectively as the "Special Obligation Bonds"). VII. COUNTY FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION The County shall contribute $138 million to the Ballpark Project (plus all Financing Expenses) (the "County's Contribution") which will be used for Ballpark construction. The County shall issue one or more series of special obligation bonds secured solely by CDT and Professional Sports Franchise Facilities Taxes in an amount sufficient to deposit net proceeds of $78 million into the Construction Fund. The remaining portion of the County's Contribution shall consist of a CDT allocation from the County to the City pursuant to the terms of an Interlocal Agreement dated December 14, 2004, from which the City will issue bonds and deposit net proceeds of $60 million into the Construction Fund. VIII. STATE SALES TAX REBATE The Marlins, the County and the City shall cooperatively work to secure State approval for a Professional Sports Facilities Sales Tax Rebate in favor of the Marlins in an amount of $2 million per year for 30 years to complete the Ballpark Financing Plan (the "State Sales Tax Rebate"). The County and the City commit to the Marlins that they shall actively lobby the State legislature to secure that approval. After the satisfaction of all conditions for securing the State Sales Tax Rebate, the County shall issue bonds secured by the State Sales Tax Rebate to provide funds to the Ballpark Project (currently expected to be approximately $30 million present value) ("State Sales Tax Bonds"). The County shall endeavor to issue the State Sales Tax Bonds on a tax-exempt basis. After the County issues the State Sales Tax Bonds, the County shall pay all Financing Expenses from the bond proceeds and deposit the net proceeds from such debt issuance in the Construction Fund. The County shall use reasonable efforts to maximize the amount of net proceeds from the State Sales Tax Bonds. If the State fails to definitively approve the State Sales Tax Rebate by May 1, 2005, this MOU shall automatically terminate, unless such termination date is extended by the Marlins, the County Manager and the City 2/23/2005 10 Manager. For purposes of this section the County Manager and the City Manager may exercise their respective rights to extend the termination date without the Board and the City Commission's prior approval, respectively. IX. PARKING FACILITIES BONDS The City or the Miami Parking Authority shall issue parking facilities bonds in an amount sufficient to construct the Parking Facilities, currently projected to cost $32 million (the "Parking Facilities Bonds"). The proceeds of one or more series of such Parking Facilities Bonds minus any costs of issuance shall be deposited in the Construction Fund. The remaining terms, including security, for the Parking Facility Bonds shall be negotiated by the Parties, and the Miami Parking Authority, if necessary, in the Stadium Agreements. X. FINANCING STRUCTURE Conditions Precedent to City's Issuance of City CDT Bonds and Deposit of funds for Land and Infrastructure Costs. The City agrees to issue the City CDT Bonds and deposit $28 million in the Construction Fund for Land and Infrastructure Costs after all of the following have occurred: a. The Lease, the Development Agreement, the Ballpark Management Agreement, the Non -Relocation Agreement, the Cost Overrun Guaranty (including subordinate lien on the franchise as set forth herein), the Development Agreement Guaranty, the Ballpark Management Guaranty and all other necessary agreements have been executed and approved by the Board, the Commission and MLB. b. The Marlins remain in good standing in MLB. c. The Marlins remain able to pay its debts when and as due, and are not insolvent nor have caused any form of voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy to occur. All of the conditions precedent listed in subsections a. through c. are collectively referred to herein as the "Land and Infrastructure Funding Conditions Precedent." Conditions Precedent to County and City's Issuance of Special Obligation Bonds (not including the City CDT Bonds) and State Sales Tax Bonds and City's Deposit of $32 million from City CDT Bonds in the Construction Fund. The County and the City agree to issue their Special Obligation Bonds (not including the City CDT Bonds the conditions precedent for issuance of which are provided for above) and State Sales Tax Bonds, and the City agrees to deposit $32 million in the Construction Fund for other Ballpark Project costs, after all of the following have occurred: a. The Lease, the Development Agreement, the Ballpark Management Agreement, the Non -Relocation Agreement, the Cost Overrun Guaranty 2/23/2005 11 (including subordinate lien on the franchise as set forth herein), the Development Agreement Guaranty, the Ballpark Management Guaranty and all other necessary agreements have been executed and approved by the Board, the Commission and MLB. b. The Marlins remain in good standing in MLB. c. The Marlins have delivered to the County a guaranty from MLB for $10 million to pay Cost Overruns. d. The Marlins remain able to pay its debts when and as due, and are not insolvent nor have caused any form of voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy to occur. e. All parcels of land required for the footprint of the Ballpark have been acquired and legal title and possession is vested in the County. f All development approvals necessary to accomplish the completion of the Ballpark Project, including but not limited to Development of Regional Impact, if necessary, planning, zoning and environmental approvals and pelinits, but specifically excluding building permits, have been obtained by the Marlins. All of the conditions precedent listed in subsections a. through f. are collectively referred to herein as the "Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent." Conditions Precedent to County's Issuance of Team Rent Bonds. Nothing in this MOU shall require the County to issue the Team Rent Bonds unless and until all of the following have occurred: a. The Marlins shall have satisfied the conditions under "Development and Construction Cost Overrun Guaranty" and "Collateral Securing Marlins' Obligation to pay Cost Overruns Relating to the Ballpark" in Section V of this MOU, as such conditions are incorporated in the Cost Overrun Guaranty and the Stadium Agreements. b. The Marlins remain in good standing in MLB. c. The Marlins remain able to pay its debts when and as due, and are not insolvent nor have caused any form of voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy to occur. d. The $10 million guaranty from MLB to pay Cost Overruns remains in full force and effect. All of the conditions precedent listed in subsections a. through d. are collectively referred to herein as the "Team Rent Bonds Conditions Precedent." Conditions Precedent to City's Issuance of Parking Facilities Debt. Nothing in this MOU shall require the City to issue the Parking Facilities Debt unless and until all of the following have occurred: 2/23/2005 12 a. The execution of a Parking Facilities Development and Management Agreement by and among the City, the County, the Marlins, and, if necessary, the Miami Parking Authority. b. The Marlins remain in good standing in MLB. c. The Marlins remain able to pay its debts when and as due, and are not insolvent nor have caused any form of voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy to occur. All of the conditions precedent listed in subsections a. through c. are collectively referred to herein as the "Parking Facilities Debt Conditions Precedent." Timing. Commencing upon the execution of this MOU, the City shall use its reasonable diligent efforts to: (i) issue the City CDT Bonds such that $28 million of proceeds may be available for Land and Infrastructure Costs as soon as practicable but in no event later than sixty (60) days from the date all the Land and Infrastructure Funding Conditions Precedent have been satisfied, and (ii) deposit $32 million of proceeds from the City CDT Bonds in the Construction Fund no later than ten (10) days from the date the Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent have been satisfied. Commencing upon the execution of this MOU, the County and City shall use their reasonable diligent efforts to issue their respective Special Obligation Bonds (other than the City CDT Bonds) such that the proceeds thereof may be available for construction as soon as practicable but in no event later than six (6) months from the date all the Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent have been satisfied. The County shall issue the State Sales Tax Bonds, the City shall issue the Parking Facilities Bonds, and the County shall issue the Team Rent Bonds (collectively, the "Second Stage Debt"), in each case as agreed to by the applicable Parties taking into account the construction schedules and draw down requirements for the Ballpark Project and after the Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent, the Parking Facilities Debt Conditions Precedent, and the Team Rent Bonds Conditions Precedent, respectively, have been satisfied. The Parties acknowledge that monies may need to be advanced to the Construction Fund after satisfaction of the Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent but prior to the issuance of the Special Obligation Bonds(other than the City CDT Bonds), exclusive of the design and other costs being paid by the Marlins. Accordingly, the Count 5' and the City shall advance monies at such times and in such amounts as reasonably determined by the Project Developer, the County and the City based upon the construction schedule and draw down schedule, but in no event earlier than the date the Special Obligation Bonds Conditions Precedent have been satisfied. ("Construction Fund Advances"). Any Construction Fund Advances shall be reimbursed from the Construction Fund as described below. Construction Fund. The County, the City and the Marlins shall establish the Construction Fund as an interest bearing account held by a trustee to be selected by the Parties. The trustee shall establish subaccounts as required by the terms of the financing documents. The trustee shall be the party responsible to manage the disbursement of all funds from the Construction Fund for the Ballpark Project. All payments for the cost of 2/23/2005 13 the Ballpark Project shall be made out of the Construction Fund unless otherwise specifically provided in this MOU or agreed to in writing by the Parties. Interest earned on the Construction Fund shall be used to pay Ballpark Project costs. The Marlins have paid and will continue to pay design costs referred to in Section XI, as well certain other costs within the Ballpark Project budget, outside of the Construction Fund. Those payments will be credited towards the Marlins' Equity Contribution. If such costs exceed $30 million, the Marlins shall be reimbursed from the Construction Fund to the extent they exceed $30 million. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Marlins shall not be reimbursed from the Construction Fund for any costs associated with architectural, design or engineering, even if such costs exceed $30 million. The Marlins will from time to time provide the County and City with evidence of those payments. If those payments equal an amount less than $30 million, the Marlins shall deposit the balance in the Construction Fund. The City shall deposit $28 million in a Land and Infrastructure subaccount in the Construction Fund. Land and Infrastructure Costs shall be paid from the Land and Infrastructure sub -account. Any Land and Infrastructure Costs savings shall be used for eligible Ballpark Project costs. "Land and Infrastructure Costs" means collectively the Land Acquisition Costs and all costs and expenses incurred in connection with or relating to the Infrastructure Improvements (defined in Section XII below). "Land Acquisition Costs" means the purchase price of all privately owned land comprising the Site and all costs and expenses relating to the acquisition of such land, including but not limited to, appraisal, legal and relocation expenses. To the extent the County or the City advance monies to the Construction Fund from other sources for any Construction Fund Advances, the County and the City shall be reimbursed from the Construction Fund for such Construction Fund Advances no later than five (5) business days after the deposit of its special obligation bond proceeds. The County shall pay or reimburse itself from interest earned on the County issued Special Obligation Bonds and the State Sales Tax Bonds for County soft costs not included in the Ballpark Project budget, such as legal counsel, owner's representative(s), financial consultants, internal dedicated staff and other expertise as necessary. The City shall pay or reimburse itself from interest earned on the City issued Special Obligation Bonds for City soft costs not included in the Ballpark Project budget, such as legal counsel, owner's representative(s), financial consultants, internal dedicated staff and other expertise as necessary. Interest earnings on the Team Rent Bonds and interest earnings on the Special Obligation Bonds and State Sales Tax Bonds not required for the City and County soft cost expenses shall be allocated by the County and the City to the CAPEX Reserve Fund. Subject to compliance with federal tax covenants related to the issuance of any tax exempt bonds for the Ballpark Project, if there are funds remaining in the Construction Fund after completion of the Ballpark Project, the Parties agree that such funds shall be deposited in the CAPEX Reserve Fund. . LAND ACQUISITION 14 2/2312005 The County shall use reasonable, diligent efforts to acquire good and marketable title to all land comprising the Site (including conducting negotiations with individual property owners), free and clear of all liens, claims, charges, restrictions, easements and encumbrances, so that it will be cleared, environmentally remediated and ready for major excavation and construction as soon as practicable. The Parties acknowledge that a significant portion of the land necessary to construct the Ballpark Project will be acquired through negotiated purchase or the exercise of eminent domain, which includes relocation requirements, and that there can be no assurance that any required eminent domain proceedings will be successful or, even if successful, that they will be concluded in a timely fashion or that possession of the necessary land will be obtained in a timely fashion. Therefore, the County makes no representations or warranties that they will be able to acquire the land necessary for the construction of the Ballpark Project, but represent that they will use reasonable diligent efforts to do so. The City shall not be required to fund the acquisition of any land prior to the satisfaction of all of the Land and Infrastructure Funding Conditions Precedent. The County shall not be required to acquire any land prior to the receipt of sufficient funds for the land acquisition. Upon execution of the Stadium Agreements, the City shall convey to the County, at no cost and without credit to its Land and Infrastructure Cost obligations, all land currently owned or controlled by the City and included within the Site and necessary for the Ballpark. The City, County and the Marlins acknowledge that it is desirable that the land necessary for the construction of the Ballpark Project be obtained by negotiated purchase, and the City, County and the Marlins shall work cooperatively to so acquire such land. The County Attorney's Office will handle any eminent domain proceedings. The County and the City shall use reasonable diligent efforts to expedite securing all land as soon as practicable. The County shall also use its best reasonable judgment in determining the date by which it must file any petitions for an Order of Taking such that all private land is acquired in accordance with the Ballpark Project schedule. The Parties acknowledge that Land and Infrastructure Costs may need to be paid prior to the City's issuance of the City CDT Bonds, exclusive of the design and other costs being paid by the Marlins. In anticipation of proceeding with the acquisition of properties within the boundaries of the Site and in order to help achieve anticipated completion deadlines, the Marlins retained appraisers the costs of which have been paid for by the Marlins. The Marlins shall be reimbursed by the City for such costs and other Land and Infrastructure Costs from the Construction Fund promptly only after the Land and Infrastructure Funding Conditions Precedent have been satisfied and the City CDT Bond proceeds have been deposited in the Construction Fund (the "Land Acquisition Funding"). Any Land Acquisition Funding shall be reimbursed from the Construction Fund as described above. The County, the City and Marlins agree that the Marlins may acquire the necessary property through negotiated purchase, including by options, at any time; provided, however, the Marlins shall obtain the County's written approval of the purchase price prior to execution of a binding purchase contract or option. If the Marlins acquire any 2/23/2005 15 such property, the Marlins shall, upon the County's request, assign the contract to the County for no more than the contract or option price. XII. AGREEMENTS Development Agreement. The Parties shall negotiate a Development Agreement for the Ballpark Project that shall include, among other things, construction administration procedures and rights and responsibilities of all Parties to ensure construction on the schedule contemplated by this MOU. The Parties agree that the Marlins or the Project Developer will serve as the Project Developer. The Project Developer shall manage and control the design, development and construction of the Ballpark Project, including all infrastructure improvements required to assemble the land for construction, which shall include but not be limited to demolition, environmental remediation, utility relocations, water, sewer and sanitation work, street improvements, landscaping and hardscaping, and other customary infrastructure work approved as necessary by the County and the City ("Infrastructure Improvements"), which Infrastructure Improvements shall be funded from monies allocated for Land and Infrastructure, and any and all pre -development issues required for the Ballpark Project, including but not limited to, regulatory reviews and approvals, environmental reviews and approvals, traffic, parking and engineering analysis, etc. in accordance with any applicable laws, the costs of which shall be funded from monies allocated to the Ballpark. The Project Developer shall retain appropriate professionals to assist in the compliance of these pre -development issues. The Project Developer or its agents shall be responsible for the design and construction of the Ballpark Project, including the competitive selection of contractors and any project/construction managers in accordance with State and local law and the development of all plans, designs, schematics, specifications, drawings and programs for the construction of the Ballpark Project, provided such plans shall be in general conformance with the Final Ballpark Program. The Marlins have advised the County and the City that the Marlins have retained HOK Sport, Inc., doing business as HOK Sport+Venuc Event ("HOK"), Walter P. Moore, Bliss & Nitray, Inc., Uni-Systems and M/E Engineers as the design team for the Ballpark (the "Design Team"). As a result, the Marlins or the Project Developer shall pay any and all architectural and engineering costs of this Design Team or its agents, including any design fees in excess of the Marlins' Equity Contribution. The Parties agree that the County and the City shall not contribute any funds to pay any costs related to the services provided by the Design Team, any member of the Design Team or associated agents or subcontractors engaged by the Design Team, or for any architectural or engineering services procured with respect to the Ballpark Project. Upon selection of the Project Developer, the Marlins shall provide a copy of the Ballpark Project budget and the initial construction estimate to the County and City for review. The Marlins shall provide a copy of the HOK contract to the County and the City for review, which shall include a breakdown of architectural and engineering fees for the Ballpark Project. Although the Marlins are paying all architecture and design fees of the Ballpark Project, the Marlins agree to provide in its contracts with the Design Team provisions requiring the Design Team to comply with the County's CBE-A/E 2/23/2005 16 program in the same manner as if the design was County rather than privately funded and to enforce such provisions. In addition, the Marlins shall comply and agree to provide in its contracts with the Design Team provisions requiring the Design Team to comply with any applicable sate and local laws, and to enforce such provisions. The County and the City shall have rights of review and approval for general confonnance with the Final Ballpark Program of all design and design related matters to the extent agreed upon by the Parties in the Development Agreement provided that such approval shall not been unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. The County and the City shall have the right to review all construction and procurement related matters of the Ballpark Project. The County and City may hire a third party independent project management firm(s), which is not a member of the Design Team, to review and monitor on the County and/or City's behalf the design and construction of the Ballpark Project and report to the County and the City. The costs of such services shall be soft costs payable as provided under Section X "Construction Fund" above. The Project Developer shall competitively select a Florida licensed contractor to construct the Ballpark in accordance with State and local law, specifically the competitive selection procedures provided in Section 255.20, Florida Statutes. Prior to advertisement for the competitive selection of the Ballpark contractor, the County shall have the right to review and approve the solicitation documents to confirm that the solicitation complies with all applicable State and local laws, related to the design, construction and operations of the Ballpark Project, including, but not limited to, the County's small business programs, CSBE, CBE-A/E, responsible wages and benefits, Community Workforce, and bonding for the total cost of construction of the Ballpark in compliance with the terms of Section 255.05, Florida Statutes, naming the County the beneficiaries thereof and insurance requirements as specified by the County's Risk Management Division of the General Services Administration Department. Prior to award to the Ballpark contractor, the Project Developer shall submit the proposed final fond of construction contract to the County for its review and approval that the foregoing requirements have been met. In a form reasonably acceptable to the County and the City, the Project Developer, in addition to applications for payments, shall provide detailed monthly cost and budget reporting to the County and the City during development and construction of the Ballpark. Specific procedures for monitoring the Ballpark Project, reviewing the Ballpark Project budget each month, and addressing any issues that arise during the construction of the Ballpark shall be set forth in the Development Agreement. The Parties shall use good faith efforts to negotiate an agreement (including risk of loss allocation acceptable to the County, in its sole and absolute discretion) regarding the County's procurement of construction material and equipment for the Ballpark Project on a sales tax exempt basis pursuant to state law. The County's implementation of a sales tax exempt procurement program in accordance with the terms of the Development Agreement and other related agreements will be subject to the Marlins' receipt of a favorable opinion provided by the State of Florida Department of Revenue that such procurement program will be exempt from sales tax. 2123/2005 17 Ballpark Management Agreement. The relevant parties shall negotiate a Ballpark Management Agreement that shall include, among other things, the following terms: a. Operations The Ballpark Operator shall be the manager and operator of the Ballpark with the sole responsibility and authority to operate and manage the Ballpark in a first class manner (including the right to set all prices), and to authorize others to use the Ballpark in accordance with the terms of the Ballpark Management Agreement (subject to the Marlins' rights under the Lease and the County and the City's rights to use the Ballpark as provided below). The Ballpark Operator shall be responsible for operating and managing the Ballpark for all events at the Ballpark, in accordance with the standards of service and quality generally accepted within the Major League Baseball professional ballpark industry. The expense of such operation and management shall be the sole responsibility of the Ballpark Operator or its designees except as otherwise provided in the Stadium Agreements. Any required off -duty services that are customary for MLB games and required by local applicable law, including police, fire and emergency personnel, inside the ticket secure areas of the Ballpark and all off -duty services (including traffic control) outside the ticket secure area of the Ballpark and in the Parking Facilities shall be paid for by the Ballpark Operator. All off -duty services shall be provided by the County and the City. The Ballpark Operator shall be responsible for procuring and maintaining, at its sole cost and expense: • All Risk property insurance on a replacement cost basis as required by the County for real and personal property. The Marlins currently intend to insure the Ballpark through the MLB policy provided such policy is approved by the County as sufficient to meet the insurance coverage required by the Stadium Agreements. • Business interruption coverage including lost income and extra expense in amounts customary for MLB stadiums. • Commercial general liability insurance and other customary insurance for the operations of the Ballpark with such limits as specified in the Development Agreement and the Ballpark Management Agreement. In the event of a named stoic'', the County, as owner of the Ballpark, will make appropriate application for FEMA reimbursements. The Ballpark Operator and the Marlins shall be entitled to all revenues arising from or with respect to the Ballpark. The County and the City shall have up to sixteen (16) days combined for non-profit events, subject to customary restrictions. The County and the City shall receive all revenues and pay all direct expenses from such events. b. Event Coordination 2/23/2005 18 The Marlins shall agree to work cooperatively and in good faith with the City and the University of Miami in the booking and scheduling of events at the Ballpark. Unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the County and the City, the Marlins shall be prohibited from scheduling a baseball game (other than post -season games) on the same day as a University of Miami football game is scheduled to be played in the Orange Bowl. c. Day to Day Management The Ballpark Operator shall be responsible for all day-to-day management duties, in - Ballpark ticket sales, ticket taking, novelty sales, grounds and maintenance of the Ballpark. d. Financial Reporting The Marlins shall provide on an annual basis to the City and the County an annual report of stadium maintenance and capital expenditures. Parking Facilities Management Agreement. The Parties shall negotiate a management agreement for the Parking Facilities (the "Parking Facilities Management Agreement"). Lease Agreement. The Parties shall negotiate a lease, use or license agreement ("Lease") that shall include, among others, provisions committing the Marlins' to play its Major League Baseball home games at the Ballpark from the date the Ballpark opens to the public until the expiration of the Term (as defined below), and requiring the Marlins to pay Bond Rent in the amounts and for the term described in Section V. The Lease shall commence on the execution date of the Lease and expire on the later of thirty (30) years from the opening of the Ballpark or the latest initial duration of any of the financing instruments used by the County and the City (whichever is later) to finance (and refinance, provided that such refinancing does not increase the term of the financing instrument) the Ballpark Project (the "Term"). The terms of the Ballpark Management Agreement, the Ballpark Management Agreement Guaranty and the Parking Facilities Management Agreement shall coincide with the Term of the Lease. The obligations of the Marlins shall be subject to specific performance. Development Agreement Guaranty and Ballpark Management Agreement Guaranty. The Parties shall negotiate a Development Agreement Guaranty in favor of the County and City that shall establish the Marlins as the guarantor of all of the Project Developer's obligations under the Development Agreement. In addition, the Parties shall negotiate a Ballpark Management Agreement Guaranty in favor of the County and City that shall establish the Marlins as the guarantor of all of the Ballpark Operator's obligations under the Ballpark Management Agreement, specifically including the payment of annual rent to the County to the extent any portion of such payments are due 2123/2005 19 from the Ballpark Operator and any payments due from the Ballpark Operator to the Capital Expenditure Reserve Fund. XIII. MAINTENANCE, REPAIRS AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURES RESERVE FUND For the term of the Lease, the County and City shall collectively contribute $500,000 annually, payable by the County and the City in equal shares of $250,000 (which contribution shall increase each year by the increase in the Consumer Price Index or 3%, whichever is less), and the Marlins shall contribute $500,000 annually (which contribution shall increase each year by the increase in the Consumer Price Index or 3%, whichever is less) to a general reserve fund ("CAPEX Reserve Fund"). The CAPEX Reserve Fund shall be held in an interest bearing account by a trustee to be selected by the Parties. All monies in the CAPEX Reserve Fund (including interest earnings) shall be used to provide funding for Capital Expenditures. "Capital Expenditures" means the cost of all labor and materials required to repair, restore or replace any structural components, systems components or integral parts of the Ballpark, which would customarily be treated as a capital item in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. By way of example only and not as a limitation: structural components include all foundations, structural members, piers, walls, roofs and ramps; systems components include scoring systems, video boards, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical, gas and water systems, escalators and elevators. The Marlins or its Ballpark Operator shall be exclusively responsible for the performance of all capital repairs, restorations or replacements associated with such Capital Expenditures commencing upon the opening of the Ballpark. In addition, the Marlins or its Ballpark Operator shall be exclusively responsible for providing all Ballpark preventative or routine maintenance, replacements and repairs relating to the operations of the Ballpark that do not constitute Capital Expenditures as determined by the Ballpark Operator for the life of the Lease Tenn. All decisions relating to determining which Capital Expenditures are needed shall be made by the Ballpark Operator; provided however, that the Ballpark Operator shall: (i) perform capital repairs, restoration and replacements required to maintain the Ballpark in good condition and repair (based on its age and utility) to ensure the long term viability of the Ballpark; (ii) provide the County with an annual report of all Capital Expenditures; and (iii) obtain the County's consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned, for all Capital Expenditures with a cost of $500,000 or more. The parties shall negotiate and resolve as part of the Stadium Agreements the allocation of funding for Capital Expenditures to the extent monies in the CAPEX Reserve Fund are insufficient to fund such Capital Expenditures. XIV. RESTRICTIONS ON MARLINS 20 2/23/2005 Marlins' Home Games. The Marlins shall play all of its home games in the Ballpark which will include professional baseball games between MLB teams as designated by Major League Rules (excluding pre -season and spring training games), and shall include regular season games, including interleague regular season games, intradivisionallwildcard playoff games, division series games, league championship series games and world -series championship games authorized by Major League Rules, except for temporary relocation necessitated by actual damage to the Ballpark or an imminent or threatened act of God which causes the Ballpark to be considered dangerous or non -usable by MLB Standards, and up to three "home" games that may be played each year in other locations in accordance with Major League rules. The Marlins agree to use reasonable diligent efforts to cause the MLB All -Star Game to be played at the Ballpark as soon as practicable. Non -Relocation. If not fully covered in the Lease, the Parties shall negotiate a non -relocation agreement ("Non -Relocation Agreement"). During the Term of the Lease, the Marlins shall covenant not to relocate or agree to relocate or request from MLB the relocation of the Marlins, and the Marlins shall agree to use reasonable efforts to preclude MLB from contraction of the Marlins. The obligations of the Marlins shall be subject to specific performance. MLB shall agree, as a party to the Non -Relocation Agreement, not to contract or relocate the Marlins while any City or County bonds used to fund the Ballpark Project are outstanding. Sales or Transfers. The Marlins shall have the right to transfer ownership of the Marlins franchise during the Term of the Lease to the extent permitted by MLB, provided the new franchise owner agrees in writing prior to the transfer to assume all of the Marlins' obligations under the Lease, Development Agreement, Cost Overrun Guaranty, Non -Relocation Agreement, Ballpark Management Agreement, Development Agreement Guaranty, Ballpark Management Agreement Guaranty and Parking Facilities Management Agreement and any other necessary agreements among the Parties related to the Ballpark (collectively, the "Stadium Agreements") for the balance of their respective terms. The Marlins and its affiliates shall have the right to collaterally assign their rights under this MOU and the Stadium Agreements to any provider or guarantor of any financing, provided that any such assignment shall not relieve the Marlins or its affiliate from any obligation hereunder or thereunder. In addition, if the Marlins sell its franchise or the controlling interest in the Marlins, the Marlins shall pay a percentage of the net proceeds from such sale as set forth in the Stadium Agreements. XV. OTHER PROVISIONS Community Programs and Affordable Pricing. The Marlins shall establish to - be -determined community programs and become a proactive member of the immediate adjoining community. The Marlins shall provide certain attractive and meaningful 2/23/2005 21 programs designed to keep Major League Baseball affordable for families in South Florida, which may potentially include senior and children discount programs. Cooperative Effort. The Marlins shall agree to work cooperatively and in good faith with the County and the City, as well as a representative of the University of Miami, to take into consideration the timing, development and construction for the renovations to the Orange Bowl Stadium, but such cooperation shall not result in delays or additional costs to the Ballpark Project. The City shall agree, and shall cause the University of Miami to agree, to work cooperatively and in good faith with the Marlins in connection with the Orange Bowl renovation to take into consideration the timing, development and construction of the Ballpark Project. Name Change. Upon the request of the City and County, the Marlins shall change its name to the Miami Marlins prior to opening day of the new Ballpark. Permits. The City or the County, as the case may be, shall act as applicant or co - applicant, and shall diligently pursue all permits for the Ballpark Project. The County and the City shall use reasonable, diligent efforts to take actions necessary to facilitate obtaining the Permits so as to permit the commencement and completion of construction of the Ballpark Project and occupancy by the Marlins and the Ballpark Operator, as applicable, as soon as practicable. The City and County hereby agree to charge fees for the Ballpark in an amount consistent with fees customarily charged for County -owned projects. County's Rights as Sovereign. It is expressly understood that notwithstanding any provisions of this MOU and the County's status thereunder: The County retains all of its sovereign prerogatives and rights as a county under Florida laws and shall in no way be estopped from withholding or refusing to issue any approvals of applications for building, zoning, planning or development under present or future laws and regulations whatever nature applicable to the planning, design, construction and development of the Ballpark Project or the Site or the operation thereof, or be liable for the same; and 2. The County shall not by virtue of this MOU be obligated to grant the Marlins or the Project Developer any approvals of applications for building, zoning, planning or development under present or future laws and ordinances of whatever nature applicable to the planning, design, construction, development and/or operation of the Ballpark Project or the Site. 2J23/2005 22 No Liability for Exercise of Police Power. Notwithstanding and prevailing over any contrary provision in this MOU, any County covenant or obligation that may be contained in this MOU shall not bind the Board, the Planning and Zoning Department, DERM or any other County, City, federal or state department or authority, committee or agency to grant or leave in effect any zoning changes, variances, permits, waivers, contract amendments, or any other approvals that may be granted, withheld or revoked in the discretion of the County or other applicable governmental agencies in the exercise of its police power. Tax and Legal Matters. The Parties agree in principle to cooperate in good faith in legal and tax matters to assist the project to succeed, including but not limited to, good faith efforts to structure the transaction in a manner to reduce and/or minimize taxes with respect to the Ballpark Project, as the parties may agree is appropriate in future documents. Many terms such as "lease", structural elements and references to the Marlins and its affiliate are used loosely in this MOU and, accordingly, the precise legal relationship among the Parties may be further defined or modified in the Stadium Agreements. The County and the City hereby indicate their belief, at this time, that it is not in the public interest nor in the interest of the success of the Ballpark Project for any tax or fee to be levied or imposed solely on the Ballpark Project (or any element thereof), the Marlins or patrons of the Ballpark Project (or any element thereof) and no other entities. Accordingly, the County and the City agree, to the extent permitted by law, not to levy or impose during the term of the Lease any such tax or fee on the Ballpark Project (or any element thereof), the Marlins or patrons of the Ballpark Project (or any element thereof) such as tickets for the Ballpark, users of the Ballpark, admissions to the Ballpark, parking for the Ballpark or concessions in the Ballpark. The Parties agree that, to the extent permitted by law, they will negotiate whether or how to address the consequences of such taxes or fees imposed by the County or the City. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to bind the County or the City to violate the law that prohibits a government from contracting away its taxing powers, or to excuse the Marlins or the Ballpark Project from paying taxes or fees generally applicable to similar developments or businesses or to bind the County and the City to make the Marlins whole therefor. Miscellaneous. This MOU constitutes the entire agreement of the Parties with respect to its subject matter, and supersedes any previous agreements among them relating to that subject matter. This MOU may be waived, amended or supplemented only by a written instrument executed by the Party or Parties granting such waiver or affected by such amendment or supplement. Time is of the essence in this MOU with respect to all dates and other undertakings set forth herein. Stadium Agreements. The MOU shall become effective on the date the MOU is properly approved and executed by all the Parties. Upon the effectiveness of this MOU, the Parties shall use reasonable diligent efforts to negotiate and agree on terms in the Stadium Agreements in good faith with the objective of having them approved by the Board and Commission as soon as practicable, with a target date of May 1, 2005. 2/23/2005 23 Although the planning, design, construction, operation, management, use and occupancy of the Ballpark Project shall be subject to the terms of the more definitive Stadium Agreements, which will encompass issues not addressed in this MOU, the Parties agree that the terms of this MOU will be incorporated into such other agreements. The Parties further acknowledge and agree that this MOU reflects the basic business deal between the Parties. XVI. TERMINATION Any Party may terminate this MOU for any reason. Upon the termination of this MOU, no Party shall have any liability or obligation to any other Party. A Party shall exercise its termination rights under this Section by giving written notice thereof to the other Parties. 2123/2005 24 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA By: By: Joe Arriola City Manager City of Miami George M. Burgess County Manager Miami -Dade County ATTEST: ATTEST: By: By: City Clerk Clerk of the Board APPROVED AS TO FORM APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: City Attorney County Attorney FLORIDA MARLINS, LP By: General Partner 2/23/2005 25 NEWFLORIDA MARLINS BALLPARK Ballpark Project Overview and Memorandum of Understanding February 24, 2005 Note : Original document prepared by Miami -Dade County for the Intergovernmental, Recreation & Cultural Affa Board of County Commissioners. Document modified for the City of Miami Commission. rs Committee and Proposed Memorandum of Understa ding Ballpark Parking Garage Land & Infrastructure Total Project costs Team Pledge Team Rent (County Debt) Team Contribution Ticket Surchage County Pledge Sports Tax CDT (Increased Capacity) City Pledge TDT CDT (Arena Sale) Parking Revenues Term Sheet MOU April 29, 2004 February24, 2005 325,000,000 $360,000,000 32,000,000 32,000,000 10,000,000 28,000,000 367,000,000 $420,000,000 127,000,000 20,000,000 10,000,000 38,000,000 24,000,000 28,000,000 58,000,000 32,000,000 162,000,000 30,000,000 48,000,000 30,000,000 28,000,000 60,000,000 32,000,000 Total Funds $ 337,000,000 $ 390,000,000 Funding Gap (State Fundinc $ (30,000,000) $ (30,000,000) Difference $35,000,000 18,000,000 $53,000,000 35,000,000 10,000,000 (10,000,000) 10,000,000 6,000,000 2,000,000 53,000,000 2 Sum Purpose & Intent Marlins Ballpark Marlins Contribution County. Contribution City Contribution State Contribution Cost Overrun Guaran ary of M Provlsions it rJ ou Land Parking Facilities Financing Structure Final Ballpark Agreements CAPEX Other Provisions 3 Purpose & Intent The purpose and intent of the MOU is to provide for the general terms and conditions among Miami -Dade County, City of Miami and the Florida Marlins, L.P. with respect to the design, development, construction and operations of a Major League Baseball facility and related parking facilities adjacent to the Orange Bowl. The MOU shall be a non -binding agreement The final ballpark agreements will incorporate the terms and conditions set forth in the MOU The Ballpark Project will be a cooperative and mutual endeavor with active participation from all parties 4 Marlins Ballpark — Miami, FL Ballpark Plans contemplate a retractable roof, natural grass first class facility with approximately 38,000 seats, which include 3,000 premium seats, 62 luxury suites and 4,000 discounted seats 5 Marlins Contribution 1. $30 milli n — Team monies to be used for design development and construction expens s 2. $162 million — Team Rent Bonds County debt issuance secured by County's convent to budget and appropriate non -ad valorem revenues to provide $162 million for the Ballpark Marlins pay County annual rent payments in installments and amounts necessary to cover debt service on Team Rent Bonds a) Marlins rent payments secured by pledge on a first lien basis of Contractually Obligated Income (COI) collaterally assigned by Marlins to the County CO! will consist of Marlins' local television and radio broadcast contracts !) COI Used to secure rent payments is projected to have a coverage ratio of 1.60x the annual rent payment and in no event shall be less than 1.30x 6 Marlins Contribution ($162 million — Team Rent Bonds — continued) COI paid directly to a Lockbox to ensure rent payments are secured in the Lockbox forty-five (45) days prior to the date rent payments are due Timing of annual rent payments correspond with debt service payments on Team Rent Bonds In addition to a reserve surety, bond proceeds will fund a Rental Reserve equal to 50% of the annual team rent payments Marlins rent payments will provide funding to ensure the Rental Reserve is at all times equal to 50% of the annual team rent payments If the Marlins maintain COI coverage ratio of 1.60x the annual team rent payments the Marlins Rental Reserve requirement will drop to 25% of the annual team rent payments If COI coverage drops below 1.60x annual team rent payments, Rental Reserve increases to 50% of the annual team rent payments and may only be reduced to 25% if Marlins maintain a 1.60x coverage of the annual team rent payments for three consecutive years 7 County Contribution 1. $48 million — Professional Sports Franchise Facilities Tax (PST) PST is a 1% bed tax levied on transient rentals in the County Beach, Bal Harbour and Surfside) 'S PST is dedicated to pay debt service on County bonds issued professional sports franchise facilities G.N PST funding increase from $38 million previously approved to help offset increased project costs ew, The additional $10 million can be generated without increasin 1 growth projections (3%) based on strong performance in FY 2 2005 projections 2. $90 million — Convention Development Tax (CDT) rt's CDT is a 3% bed tax levied on transient rentals in the County Harbour and Surfside) CDT funding increase from $24 million previously approved to help offset increased project cost County Contribution ($90 million — CDT — continued) 0 The additional $6 million can be generated without increasing original annual growth projections (3.9%) based on strong performance in FY 2004 and FY 2005 projections (.) $60 million debt issuance by City of Miami per the December 14, 2004 Interlocal Agreement with the City and MSEA Breakdown of CDT funding Adjustments for Ballpark Project $35 million / November 4, 2003 — original pledge based on freed up funds from Miami Arena operating and Capital subsidies (if Ballpark located at Arena site) $82 million / May 11, 2004 - $35 million increased by $23 million contingent on Arena sale and $24 million due to CDT performance (.) $84 million / December 14, 2004 (Interlocal Agreement) — CDT funds dedicated to Arena ($35 M and $23 M above) now transferred to City. City to issue $60 million ($2 million increase) for Ballpark from CDT payments and County's debt issuance reduced to $24 million $90 million / MOU — County $24 million to increase to $30 million; City to issue $60 million per Interlocal 9 City Contribution 1. $28 million — Tourist Development Tax (TDT) TDT is a 2% bed tax levied on transient rentals in the County (excluding Miami Beach, Bal Harbour and Surfside) ., County allocates 20% of TDT revenues to City to support funding and operations of City facilities such as the Knight Center and Orange Bowl City to issue $28 million of debt fro the Ballpark 2. $60 million —CDT its 20% share of TDT for City to issue $60 million of debt (secured by City revenues) from CDT payments made by the County to City per the Interlocal. A portion of these funds will be used to cover land and infrastructure expenses 10 State Contribution 1. $30 million — State Sales Tax Rebate Pending approval by the State a Professional Sports Facilities Tax Rebate will provide $2 million per year for thirty (30) years The County shall issue bonds secured by the State Sales Tax Rebate to provide $30 million for the Ballpark If the State fails to approve the State Sales Tax Rebate by May 1, 2005 the MOU may terminate unless extended by the Marlins, County and City 11 Cost Overrun Guaranty Components of Cost Overrun Guaranty: 1. Contractual Guaranty County, City and Marlins will negotiate a Development and Cost Overrun Guaranty as one of the final ballpark agreements Marlins responsible for all cost overruns in excess of the $360 million Ballpark design, development and construction 2. Lien of Franchise —Marlins will provide subordinate lien on the Marlins franchise to the City and County as security and collateral for the cost overruns Lienonly subordinate to $50 million of Marlins' senior creditor debt re "s Marlirls borrowing over $50 million of senior debt requires City and County approval Mech nics for enforcing Lien are: 1. ity & County notifies senior lender of Marlins default to fund overruns 2. Senior lender has thirty (30) days to foreclose on franchise or cure Marlins' default by paying overrun 3. If senior lender fails to cure or foreclose City & County have right to foreclose and sell franchise (subject to MLB approval of buyer) 4. Upon foreclosure and sale up to the first $50 million goes to senior lender and balance will fund cost overruns, and then other creditors 12 Cost Overrun Guaranty (Cost Overrun Guaranty — continued) O Contractual Cost Overrun Guaranty and Lien on Franchise upon execution of final ballpark agreements 3. Major League Baseball Guaranty The Marlins will request M million guaranty to pay cost overruns ill be in place B to provide a $10 CO Prior to City & County issuing debt $10 million MLB guarant must be in place 4. Ballpark Cost Overrun Review Process — Before issuing Team R nt Bonds: O Ninety (90) days before issuing Rent Bonds a thorough analysis of construction progress, schedule, draw downs, budget, etc. will be conducted to determine potential cost overruns (.) Sixty (60) days before issuing Rent Bonds Project Developer and County will report amount of cost overruns if any (.) If a cost overrun(s) is determined thirty (30) days before issu ng Rent Bonds Marlins will show County how overrun(s) will be eliminated, r duced or provide evidence satisfactory to County how Marlins will pay Cost Overrun (cash, letter of credit, bank line or loan, assignment of COI) 13 Land for the Site Land Acquisition Process Land and infrastructure will be funded by the City CDT bond - $28 million • Cotinty Attorney's Office will conduct land acquisition proces by negotiated purchase price or exercise of County's eminent domain if ne essary () Fifty (50) privately owned parcels on site Ct) Marlins may negotiate to acquire property or purchase optio s upon County approval of purchase price • Marlins shall assign the contract or purchase option for prop rties Marlins acquire to County for no more than contract or option price O County will not acquire any land until City funds are in place or acquisition O City to convey all land owned by City at the site to County at no cost t) Mar ins will be reimbursed from the Land and Infrastructure und for land related expenses such as appraisals, title work and legal feeb after execution of Final Ballpark Agreements 14 Parking Facilities The City, Miami Parking Authority and Marlins will negotiate financing and development of Parking Facilities Parking Facilities will include surface parking and garage parking to serve both the Ballpark and the Orange Bowl Current parking inventory at the Orange Bowl is approximately 3,200 surface spaces Proposed parking would include approximately 2,800 garage spaces and 2,000 surface spaces 15 Financing Structure Prior to funding the following conditions m st be met: 1. Conditions Precedent to City's Issuance-ofCity CDT Bonds and Land & Infrastructure Funding a. All final agreements (Lease, Cost Overrun, Development, Management, Non - Relocation, etc.) will be executed and approved by County, City, Marlins and MLB b. Marlins remain in good standing in MLB c. Marlins remain able to pay its debts and are not insolvent or bankrupt 2. Conditions Precedent to issuance of County & City Special Obligation Bonds (other han City CDT Bonds) & State Bonds a. Conditions a — c above have occurred and remain satisfied b. MLB $10 million guaranty has been delivered by Marlins c. All land required for Ballpark is acquired and County has legal title & possession d. Marlins have obtained all necessary development approvals 3. Conditions Precedent to County's Issuance of Team Rent Bonds a. Conditions a — d above have occurred and remain satisfied b. Ballpark Cost Overrun Review has taken place and Marlins have satisfied all Cost Overrun Guaranty requirements 16 Final Ballpar Agreeme ts Upon execution of MOU County, City nd Marlins shall begin neg tiations of final ballpark agreements Final agreements shall be approved and executed by the Board, Commission, Marlins and MLB Final ballpark agreements consist of a Development Agreement Agreement, Lease Agreement, Non -Relocation Agreement, Cost Guaranty Agreement, Development Pgreement Guaranty, Manag Agreement Guaranty, Parking Agree ent and other agreements 1. Development Agreement 4.) ity lanagement verrun ment s required Establish construction procedures, rights & responsibilities o parties Marlins or entity owned by Marlins will serve as Project Developer Project Developer shall manage & control design, developm nt and construction of Ballpark including infrastructure improvement Project Developer responsible for competitive selection of contractors and project/construction managers in accordance with State and local law Project Developer's ballpark contractor shall comply with Coiinty small business programs, CSBE, CBE-A/E, responsible wages ancI benefits and Co munity Workforce 17 Final Ballpark Agreements (Development Agreement — continued) Prior to award of Ballpark contractor County will review and approve solicitation documents and construction contract to ensure all State and local laws have been complied with Project Developer to provide County and City with monthly cost and budget reporting during development and construction County & City have right to review all construction & procurement matters of the Ballpark and may hire a third party independent project manager to review and monitor design and construction of the Ballpark Parties will negotiate an agreement to procure materials and equipment for Ballpark on a sales tax exempt basis provided the Marlins receive favorable opinion from State Department of Revenue 2. Management Agreement tO Marlins (or its Ballpark Operator) responsible for operations and management of Ballpark and any events at the Ballpark Marlins responsible for all operational and management expenses of the Ballpark 18 Final Ballpark Agreements (Management Agreement — continued) Marlins pay for all required off -duty services such as police, fire and emergency personnel provided by the County and City Marlins pay for and maintain all required insurance policies for the Ballpark including risk property insurance, business interruption and commercial general liability County and City will have up to sixteen (16) days combined for non-profit events at the Ballpark 3. Lease Agreement A Lease and Non -Relocation Agreement will be negotiated committing Marlins to play its MLB home games at the Ballpark for the term of the Lease Lease term will begin upon execution of the Lease and expire on the later of thirty (30) years or duration of any financing by the County or City 19 Capital Replacement Fund (CAPEX) CAPEX Fund will provide funding for capital repairs, restoration and replacement required to riaintain the Ballpark County and City will contribute $500,000 annually ($250,000 each) to the CAPEX Fund Marlins will �ontribute $500,000 annually to CAPEX Fund Annual contributions of the Parties increase by CPI or 3% (whichever is ess) over the term of the Lease Marlins responsible to perform all capital repairs, restoration and replacement of capital items for the Ballpark The Parties shall negotiate in Stadium Agreements the allocation of funding of capital expenditures to the extent monies in the CAPEX Fund are insufficient to cover costs 20 Other Provisions Community Programs & Affordable Pricing — Marlins will establish community programs, become a proactive member of the adjoining community and provide programs to keep MLB affordable for families in South Florida Non -Relocation — Marlins commit not to relocate during the term of the Lease Sales or Transfer — If Marlins sell franchise the County and City shall receive a percentage of the net proceeds of the sale Tax and Legal Matters — The Parties agree to cooperate in legal and tax matters to assist the project to succeed, including not to impose targeted taxes directed at the Ballpark, to the extent permitted by law Name Change — Marlins shall change its name to Miami Marlins prior to opening of Ballpark upon request of County and City Termination — MOU is non -binding and can be terminated by any of the Parties at any time 21 Project Risk Points Pros & Cons Team Rent Bonds - Cons Marlins unable to secure financing for its $162 million contribution County to finance $162 million debt backed by covenant to budget and appropriate County non -ad valorem revenues County assumes full risk of debt - Marlins default would put general fund at risk Team Rent Bonds - Pros 2- Lockbox Team Rent payments held by Trustee Securitization and assignment of strong team CO T.V. & radio broadcast contract Funded Rental Reserve Good coverage levels required on Team Rent secured in lockbox Cost overrun review process prior to issuing Team Rent Bonds 22 Project Risk Points Pros & Cons Cost Overruns & Guaranty - Cons Marlins unable / unwilling to provide substantiale e of credit County and City requested for guaranty Guaranty does not provide ready cash or liquidity to address overruns Foreclosure on Lien a lengthy process resulting in potential delays Construction design drawings not complete at time of GMP submission — potential for cost uncertainty Cost Overruns & Guaranty - Pros Combination of types of Guaranty (contractual, Lien, MLB) provides level of protection Marlins in control of design, development and construction Negotiations of final agreements to fully set forth provisions Prior to final agreements Marlins to select CM for construction — more budget certainty 23 Project Risk Points Pros & Cons Land Acquisition, Assembly and Infrastructure - Cons - Potential cost to exceed budget No mechanism to address overruns — project could terminate >-> Timing to acquire and assemble land Land Acquisition, Assembly and Infrastructure - Pros 7 $28 million of funding from City for land and infrastructure -;;;-- County will not acquire until all funding in place City owns large parcels of land Marlins responsible for infrastructure work 24 Are we Competitive with Other Projects? Marlins providing $192 million - 49.5% Public providing $196 million - 50.5% Marlins financing $30 million - 8% Public financing $358 million - 92% Figures exclude parking Marlins covering cost overruns 100% 100% 25 Are we Competitive with Other Projects? Profiled 17 other ballpark projects (including proposed Marlins Ballpark) Stadium projects vary on level of funding contribution Very few projects are 100% privately financed (San Francisco & St. Louis) Most projects have mix of public / private funding (15 out of 17) Public funding typically more than private (12 out of 17) Most common public funding source is sales tax followed by rental car and hotel tax Private funding typically comes from stadium revenues (naming rights, tickets, etc.), owner contribution and team loans EI Average construction cost of ballparks opened since 2000 - $278 million EI Average total project cost of ballparks opened since 2000 - $399 million Cost Overrun Guaranties are typically contractual in nature and are not secured with collateral — i.e. no examples of letters of credit, liens, etc. Note: Profiles based on research from industry websites, local governments / authorities, Marquette Sports Law Facilities Report, and research 26 conducted by City of Miami Marlins Ballpark — Miam Tenant: Florida Marlins Opening: 2008 Construction Began: 2005 Retractable Roof Capacity: 38,000 Architect: HOK Owner: Miami -Dade County Construction Budget: $360 million Land Costs: $28 million Construction Costs: $360 million Soft Costs: N/A Other Costs: $32 million (Parking) Total Project Costs: $420 million Public Financing: $358 million ( 166 million bed taxes, $30 million state sales tax rebate, $162 million city debt repaid by Team Rent) Private Financing: $30 million from Marlins Lease: 40 Years (corresponds to term of debt) 27 SBC (PacBell) Park — San Francisco, CA Tenant: Opening: Construction Began: Capacity: Architect: Construction Budget: Land Costs: Construction Costs: Soft Costs: Other Costs: Total Project Costs: Public Financing: Private Financing: Lease: San Francisco Giants April 2000 December 1997 Open Air China Basin Ballpark Co. (Subsidiary of Giants) $255 million Land is leased $255 million $64 million $100 million from naming rights; $145 million loan secured by the Giants, and $10 million tax increment financing by City's C.R.A. 22 Years Tenant: St. Louis Cardinals Opening: 2006 Construction Began: December 2003 Open Air Capacity: 49,000 Architect: HOK Owner: St. Louis Cardinals Construction Budget: $285 million Land Costs: Cardinals' Contribution Construction Costs: s285 million Guaranteed Maximum Price Soft Costs: $50 million Other Costs: s52.5 million (assumed to be infrastructure) Total Project Costs: $387.5 million Public Financing: None Private Financing: All private: Combination of $200.5 million in private bonds, which the Cardinals are required to repay; $90.1 million in cash and bank loans obtained from the Cardinalsowners; a $45 million long term loan from St. Louis County; $9.2 million in construction fund interest; $30.4 million in state tax credits; and $12.3 million from Missouri D.O.T. Lease: 40 Years Tenant: Detroit Tigers Opening: April 2000 Construction Began: June 1998 Open Air (Could eventually have a retractable roof) Capacity: 40,637 Architect: HOK Owner: Detroit — Wayne County Stadium Authority Construction Budget: $285 million Land Costs: $55 million (Land and infrastructure) Construction Costs: $300 million Soft Costs: $21 million Other Costs: $60 million (Cost overruns) Total Project Costs: $436 million Public Financing: s135 million (2% rental car tax, 1% hotel tax, and money from Indian Casino revenue) Private Financing: $246 million from Tigers owner Lease: 35 Years TurnerFie d At a Tenant: Atlanta Braves Opening: April 1997 Construction Began: 1996 (Retrofitted Olympic Stadium) Open Air Capacity: 49,831 Architect: Ellerbe Beckett Owner: Atlanta Braves Construction Budget: Not known Land Costs: N/A Construction Costs: $235 mililon Soft Costs: N/A Other Costs: $18 million (Cost to convert Olympic stadium to baseball, paid by the Braves) Total Project Costs: s253 million Public Financing: None Private Financing: 100 % from Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games Lease: 20 Years Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia, PA Tenant: Philadelphia Phillies Opening: April 2004 Construction Began: November 2001 Open Air Capacity: 43,500 Architect: HOK Owner: City of Philadelphia Construction Budget: $346 million Land Costs: $85 million Construction Costs: $350 million (Guaranteed Maximum Price) Soft Costs: s40 million Other Costs: $45 million (Infrastructure); $17 million (Environmental); $60 million (Site work and Demolition) Total Project Costs: $597 million Public Financing: s174 million (2% rental car tax) Private Financing: $172 million ($125 million loan from Fleet Boston) Lease: 30 Years 32 Milier Park ilwaukee, W Tenant: Milwaukee Brewers Opening: April 2001 Construction Began: October 1996 Style: Retractable Roof ($50 million cost) Capacity: 42,400 Architect: HKS and NBBJ Owner: SE Wisconsin Professional Baseball District (64°Io), and Milwaukee Brewers (36%) Construction Budget: $250 million ($322 million Revised Budget) Land Costs: None (Contribution) Construction Costs: $312 million (Guaranteed Maximum Price) Soft Costs: $82 million Other Costs: $87 million (Mitsubishi — pending claim); s6.5 million (Bond insurance); $11 million (Crane accident) Total Project Costs: $498.5 million Public Financing: $310 million (Legislature -approved five county 1/10 cent sales tax generated $160 million) Private Financing: $90 million from Brewers owners, $20 million from the Bradley foundation, $1 million from the Helfaer Foundation; s15 million from Economic Development Corporation, and $14 million from Milwaukee business community Lease: 25 Years - - ‘ Minute Maid Park —Houston, TX Tenant: Houston Astros Opening: April 2000 Construction Began: November 1997 Retractable Roof Capacity : 40 95 � 0 Architect: I HOK Owner: Harris County — Houston Sports Authority Construction Budget: $250 million Land Costs: Land leased from city Construction Costs: $248 million Soft Costs: $62 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $310 million Public Financing: $180 million (2% hotel tax and 5% rental car tax) 1 Private Financing: $52 million from Astros owner and $33 million no interest loan Lease: 30 Years 34 Jacobs Field Cleveland OH Tenant: Cleveland Indians Opening: April 1994 Construction Began: January 1992 Open Air Capacity: 42,865 Architect: HOK Owner: Cuyahoga County Construction Budget: $175 million Land Costs: $65 million (Land and infrastructure; City purchased land) Construction Costs: $156 million Soft Costs: $25 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $246 million Public Financing: s84 million (15 year tax on cigarettes and alcohol) Private Financing: $91 million from Indians owner Lease: 20 Years 35 PNC Park ittsburgh, PA Tenant: Pittsburgh Pirates Opening: April 2001 Construction Began: April 1999 Open Air Capacity: 38,365 Architect: HOK Owner: City of Pittsburgh Construction Budget: $216 million Land Costs: $25 million (Site acquisition) Construction Costs: $216 million Soft Costs: $21 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $262 million Public Financing: s216 million (Voter approved bond issue) Private Financing: None Lease: 25 Years 36 Coors Field— Denver, CO Tenant: Colorado Rockies Opening: April 1995 Construction Began: 1992 - ■■ Capacity: Open Air 50,381 Architect: HOK Owner: Denver Metropolitan Baseball Stadium District Construction Budget: Not known Land Costs: N/A Construction Costs: $179.5 million Soft Costs: $36 million Other Costs: N/A 1 Total Project Costs: $215.5 million Public Financing: $168 million from 1/10 cent sales tax in six -county region Private Financing: $47 million from Rockies owners Lease: 22 Years ti 37 Safeco Field — Seattle, WA Tenant: Seattle Mariners Opening: July 1999 Construction Began: March 1997 ��— Capacity: Retractable Roof 47,447 Architect: NBBJ Owner: Washington — King County Stadium Authority Construction Budget: $285 million Land Costs: N/A Construction Costs: $428.6 million Soft Costs: $89 million (Many architectural changes) Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $517.6 million (Includes $232.6 million over initial budget due to accelerated construction schedule, incomplete documents and construction overruns) Public Financing: 5340 million (1/2 cent King County food tax, rental car tax and state lottery proceeds) Private Financing: $75 million from Mariners' owner (Cost overruns of over $100 million) Lease: 20 Years 38 PETCO Park San Die o CA Tenant: San Diego Padres Opening: 2004 Construction Began: May 2000 Open Air Capacity: 46,000 Architect: HOK Owner: City of San Diego (70%); San Diego Padres (30%) Construction Budget: $266 million Land Costs: $171.8 million (including infrastructure) Construction Costs: $266 million Soft Costs: N/A Other Costs: $19 million (from municipal bonds for luxury items not originally planned for in the design) Total Project Costs: $456.8 million Public Financing: $225 million from municipal bonds to be paid back with hotel tax revenues; $57.8 million from project -generated redevelopment funds and $21 million from the San Diego Unified Port District (Only $206 million of the s225 million from municipal bonds was used Private Financing: S153 lion private sector contribution Lease: 30 Years 39 Bank One Ballpark —Phoenix, AZ Tenant: Arizona Diamondbacks Opening: March 1998 Construction Began: November 1995 Retractable Roof Capacity: 49,075 Architect: Ellerbe Beckett Owner: Maricopa County Stadium District, which is governed by the County Board of Supervisors, and operated by an affiliate of the Diamondbacks Construction Budget: s319 - $349 million Land Costs: N/A Construction Costs: $354 million Soft Costs: $60 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $414 million Public Financing: $238 million (1/4 cent sales tax in Maricopa County; Generates $70-75 million annually but capped at $238 million) Private Financing; $111 million from Diamondbacks' owners Lease: 30 Years 40 ngton Tenant: Texas Rangers Opening: April 1994 Construction Began: April 1992 Open Air Capacity: 49,115 Architect: Owner: City of Arlington Construction Budget: Not known Land Costs: Leased from City (Lake taken by eminent domain) Construction Costs: 5159 million Soft Costs: $32 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $191 million Public Financing: $135 million (1/2 cent sales tax inc ease over 12- 15 years) Private Financing: $56 million from Rangers owner Lease: 12 Years American Ball rest ar — Tenant: Cincinnati Reds Opening: March 2003 Construction Began: October 2000 Open Air Capacity: 42,060 1 Architect: HOK Owner: City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County Construction Budget: $297 million Land Costs: $10 million Construction Costs: $280 million Soft Costs: s30 million Other Costs: N/A Total Project Costs: $320 million Public Financing: $280 million (1/2 penny increase in Hamilton County sales tax) Private Financing: $30 million Lease: 35 Years Cincinnati, OH 42 Nationals Ballpark ashington D.C. Tenant: Washington Nationals Opening: 2008 Construction Began: 2006 Open air Capacity: 41,000 Architect: Undetermined Owner: D.C. Sports Commission Construction Budget: s300.7 million Land Costs: $65 million Construction Costs: $ 00.7 million Soft Costs: N/A Other Costs: $69.5 million TotalProject Costs: $435.2 million Public Financing: 100% (District is seeking private financing of at least 50%) Gross receipts tax on large business, in -stadium tax on concessions, tickets, merchandise and team rent Private Financing: To be determined Lease: 30 Years 43