IF YOU NEED ANY MORE PROOF THAT FULLERTON IS NOT RUN FOR THE BENEFIT OF ITS CITIZENS, YOU NOW HAVE IT! by Barry Levinson

Below is a copy of what I handed out during Agenda Item No. 7 – Brea Dam Recreation Area at tonight’s park and rec commission meeting. It provides proof that the Management Agreement deal we entered into with American Golf in December 2010 will cost the taxpayers between………………

4,000,000 to 5,000,000 dollars in lost net revenue (think net income) over 20 years over the lease contract already in place.

This raises serious questions about how the Park and Recreation Department has been managed and calls into question our city leadership all the way up to the City Manager. It is now time for the City to answer questions honestly and with much specificity. Please review the below carefully.

Fullerton Park and Recreation’s director Hugo Curiel and manager Alice Loya

Please note that there was no discussion about this handout except for my description and summary of it. With the exception of Commissioner Silva, who reluctantly spoke out of order and after the proceedings were over and his vote was cast, and myself, all other Commissioners present voted to Receive and File my document and the attached presentation of the department. Yes we have major problems with our City Government.

Denial, denial, denial and then Receive and File.

Fitzgerald appointee who motioned to bury all of this information with no discussion or action-introducing Gretchen Cox

Ms. Gretchen Cox, appointed by Mayor Fitzgerald attempted to have it Received and Filed without any discussion from the department, the public or any members of the commission.

Rubber stamp Commissioner Savage

Rubber stamp Commissioner Lang Mcnab

Rubber stamp Commissioner Stanford

MS LOYA’S 11/2/2010 COUNCIL PRESENTATION

CORRECTING MS. LOYA’S PRESENTATION

LEASE

MANAGEMENT
AGREEMENT

MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT – USING CORRECT AMOUNTS
FOR MANAGEMENT FEE & PRINCIPAL & INTEREST COSTS

GROSS REVENUE

$2,230,000

LESS:

OPERATING COSTS

$1,140,000

CITY LEASE REVENUE

$420,000

–

AM. GOLF M. FEE

–

$500,000

$670,000

RZEDB DEBT

–

$36,520

$203,323

*Average cost to city for principal and

interest over 20 years of the bond

including 45% federal interest rebate.

NET REVENUE

$670,000

American

$553,480

CITY

$216,677

Actual Average City Revenue earned

Golf

under Management Agreement.

Average yearly loss for city by changing from former Lease agreement to Management agreement ($420,000 – $216,677) = $203,323

Overstatement of average net revenues under the Management agreement = $553,400 less $216,667 = $336,332.

Alice Loya claimed on 11/2/10 before council that the Mngmnt. A. would net an additional $133,480 dollars to the city while in fact it lost $203,323 dollars.

* Total series A Principal $2,705,000/20 years = $135,250 + (total series A interest $2,475,381/20 years = $123,769 x .55 = $68,073) = $203,323.

Therefore, Ms Loya’s presentation to the council that this change from a lease agreement to a management agreement would over the course of the bond bring in more revenue to the city was in fact not correct.

Over the course of the 20-year life of the RZED Bond, the city will loose conservatively at least 4,000,000 dollars in net revenue and at the same time it takes on liablilites that did not exist under the former lease agreement.

Please also note that under the lease agreement city revenues would have increased based on the increased gross revenues from the golf course which was already up over 13% from FY 2011 to FY 2014/2015 as reported by Ms. Loya in January, making this an even worse deal than the numbers above show

Finally, the amount Ms. Loya presented to the committee last month for the Management fee for FY 2014/2015 of $587,000 is understated by $103,302 as the correct amount is actually $690,302 ($670,000 in base year times three one percent annual increases per contract terms.)

The RZED Bond Debt amount per Ms. Loya is also grossly understated. The correct amount is (100K principal + ($185,550 int. X .55 = $102,053) = $202,053 and not $107,000 as Ms. Loya reported to this committee last month.

Conclusion: The numbers as presented by Alice Loya to council on 11/2/2010 and on 01/11/2016, to the Park and Recreation Committee, misrepresent the financial benefit of the Management Agreeement (M.A.) over the former lease agreement. This resulted in the council approving a M.A. that will cost the taxpayers 4 to 5 million dollars in lost net revenue over 20 years.

ATTACHMENT:

Fullerton Golf Course Management Agreement 12/01/10, Page 12 of 23

reports of claims activities on a schedule and in a format reasonably acceptable to the City. City understands and agrees that with respect to all policies of insurance required under this Article 4 (whether such policies are maintained by City or by AGC), the portion of any losses, damages, and expenses paid with respect to such claims which is subject to a deductible amount or a self- insurance or a self-assumption amount shall be the sole responsibility of City. If at any time during the term of this Agreement, City desires to assume responsibility for handling of claims, the parties may amend this provision as provided in Section 11.8, subject to (i) the approval of the applicable insurance companies, and (ii) the reasonable approval of AGC.

ARTICLE 5 – MANAGEMENT FEES

In addition to the costs and expenses to be reimbursed to AGC pursuant to this Agreement, City shall pay AGC the Management Fee computed and payable as follows:

5.1 Management Fee. In consideration of AGC’s services during the Operating Period, City shall pay to AGC a “Management Fee.” For the first twelve (12) months of the term of this Agreement, the Management Fee shall equal Six Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($670,000) per annum (i.e., Fifty Five Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Three Dollars and Thirty Three Cents ($55,833.33) per month). The Management Fee shall increase on each anniversary of the Effective Date (until termination of this Agreement) by one percent (1%) of the Management Fee in effect immediately prior to the applicable increase. The Management Fee shall be paid to AGC, in equal monthly installments, in accordance with Section 5.2 of this Agreement.

5.2 Payment Schedule. If the Commencement Date does not fall on the first day of the month, then the Management Fee for the first partial month of the Operating Period shall be the pro-rata portion of the Management Fee and such amount shall be payable on the Commencement Date. Commencing with the first full month of the Operating Period, City shall pay AGC the Management Fee monthly in advance on the first day of the month to which it pertains.

ARTICLE 6 – ACCOUNTS; WORKING FUNDS; RECORDS AND REPORTS

6.1 Bank Accounts. City shall establish bank accounts for the Facility at a banking institution or institutions reasonably selected by City, (which banking institution or institutions shall have branches located in close proximity to the Facility), such accounts to be in City’s name (the “City Accounts”). AGC shall also establish bank accounts for the Facility at a banking institution or institutions reasonably approved by City, (which banking institution or institutions shall have branches located in close proximity to the Facility), such accounts to be in City’s name (the “Facility Accounts”). AGC will deposit into the City Accounts all monies received by AGC from the operation of the Facility. City shall deposit all funds required to be furnished by City as working funds under Section 6.3 of this Agreement into the Facility Accounts, and AGC will disburse those monies from the Facility Accounts only for the purposes set forth in Section 6.2. Notwithstanding the provisions of the foregoing, AGC shall be entitled to maintain funds in reasonable amounts in “cash register banks” or in petty cash funds at the Facility.

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#1 by Me too! on March 16, 2016 - 12:26 pm

I watched the city council meeting too. What I saw was grown men making total buffoons out of themselves. Imbriano saying the city is for sale after the council’s very routine action of turning former redevelopment property back over to the city. This imbecile didn’t have brains enough to know that RD agencies no longer exist and that moving those properties back over to city ownership is merely an administrative action. Then, when the inventory of city owned properties was presented (a request by Imbriano’s man Whitaker, by the way), this dunce goes on another Fullerton-is-for-sale rant. Whitaker then makes the very correct statement, saying the city SHOULD NOT own too much land, and in fact, sell off some properties to give private enterprise a chance to thrive. I won’t even begin to comment on the item where Imbriano, Levinson and Curley criticized the council’s action to make alleys city property (Something Imbrianos’ other man, Greg Sebourn has been pushing for). Imbriano, Levinson and Curley behave more like Mo, Larry and Curley. It would be funny, if it didn’t drag out meetings hours longer they they need to be.

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#2 by Corruption Central - The City Government of Fullerton on March 17, 2016 - 7:28 pm

Anyone who finds signing contracts, which gives away $5 million dollars of net revenue, while the city manager pushes for the sale of the Hunt Library because the city says it does not have the money to turn the lights and the heat on is one deranged, disgusting human being. Laugh all you want but there is absolutely nothing funny about how some members of this city continue to rape the taxpayers and the citizens of basic services while lining the pockets of their special interest developers, churches and of course the cops and fireman.

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#3 by Anonymous on July 7, 2016 - 4:54 am

I can see it now on the big screen. Yeah the three stooges talking to city manager al pacino, councilman boy george, mayor protem billy jean king, councilman pee wee herman, city attorney fat albert, city manager jack nicholson, police chief kojak, and mayor katlyn jenner and cheech marin bankrolling the production

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