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10/23/2000
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<br />. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Center Rental Rate Increase, pg. <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />4. Summary and Recommendations <br /> <br />Based on the estimated cost of operations outlined above in Section 2 and on <br />the survey results outlined in Section 3, it is apparent that our rates for center <br />rental need to be adjusted to reflect our increased cost of operation and to be <br />more equitable compared to other facilities in the area. We propose the <br />following rental rates for our centers for consideration: <br /> <br />. $15 per hour for non-profit organizations, with a $200 deposit; minimum 2 <br />hour rental <br /> <br />· $25 per hour for all other rentals, with a $200 deposit; minimum 2 hour <br />rental. <br /> <br />Positive Impact: This rate puts us slightly lower than the average for rentals <br />of comparable centers in the area. These rental rates would bring us close to <br />recouping our costs for center rental for non-profit rentals, and somewhat <br />more for other rentals, which would make up the difference. These rates <br />should be sufficient to cover costs for the foreseeable future and assure a <br />small profit margin for future cost increases should they materialize. <br /> <br />Negative Impact: This level of increase may result in a reduction in demand <br />for the use of our centers. We may also get some negative publicity, <br />particularly from the non-profit organizations that use our facilities. <br /> <br />Staff recommends that the proposed rates be adopted as the effective rate for <br />rental of the City's recreation centers, beginning on January 1, 2001. <br />Although it will not cover our costs of operation in every case, it will cover <br />costs in most cases. It also allows room for future cost growth. over the next <br />several years and should serve the City's interests well for the foreseeable <br />future. As is the case for every rate increase, there will be some negative <br />feedback from our customers, but certainly the rising cost of operation and <br />the fact that we have held prices static for the last 10 years speaks for itself. If <br />we are to charge higher rates, the City must assure customers the best <br />possible service for their dollar when compared to the service of other cities in <br />the area. We believe that we do provide an extra level of service to our <br />customers and will continue to offer the best available rental facilities for the <br />citizens of La Porte and others to enjoy. <br />
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