MULTI USE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE AGREEMENTS

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` MULTI USE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE AGREEMENTS Original 1/31/14 LR 2/17/14 Venue License Agreement includes Management of venue o Covers Details Related to Use of the Venue Venue Management Agreement combined with License Agreement o Covers Details Regarding the Management and Operation of the Venue Venue Development Agreement in progress o Covers Details Specific to Development of the Venue Reciprocal Easement Agreement to be developed with Hardball and HDC o Protects Parties with Shared Property Lines that Benefit from Adjoining Property Activities Reviewed Thirteen Baseball Contracts for Comparison of Deal Points Possible amendments to the Bull Street Development Agreement to reflect venue development Deal Points In Discussion/to be Addressed in Agreements: Monthly Lease Hardball Upfront Contribution City Event Concession Split Performance License Fees Advertising Revenues Broadcast Rights Parking Operations and Commitments Facility Maintenance Operational Expenses Capital Maintenance Fund Naming Rights/Pouring Rights Use of Facility for City Events Community and Youth Support Activities that will Require Council Action Approval of Agreements & amendment (require 2 readings) Financing Bond issues (require 2 readings) Securing Professional Services (approval for contracts in excess of $50K) Voluntary Cleanup Contract 1

2 MULTI USE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE FINANCING Financing Needs o Development Agreement obligations infrastructure o Development Agreement obligations parking Removal of parking obligation in the development agreement o Multiuse facility HBC Amount to finance after base fee contribution o Multiuse facility additional costs o Schedule of financing Cash and bond issuance by year Facility Parking Development Agreement obligations Financing Options o Hospitality Bond Amount Term Layer or wrap new debt Taxable or taxexempt o Installment Purchase Revenue Bond Taxable or taxexempt o Cash reserves Revenue Analysis o Payment of hospitality bond o Payment of installment purchase revenue bond o Additional revenues Base license fees (upfront payment) HBC Lease payment HBC Increase in other revenue Property tax Hospitality tax Admission tax Ticket Surcharge Water/Sewer Revenues Storm Water Revenues Parking Revenues Other revenue from facility to fund Capital Fund Original 1/31/14 LR 2/17/14

Performance license fees Concessions Naming rights Other City Funding Demands o Rolling Capital Funding for longterm needs Lease o Finlay Park and Park System Improvement Park master plan Ongoing maintenance and capital needs o Comp and Class long term funding o Public Safety o Staff completing a list of funding needs for operation and capital One time needs Recurring costs Items eligible for bonding Operational Costs / Budget (Costs Estimates for Internal Services related to multiuse facility) o Police traffic control event o Fire Marshal event o Parking operations and event operations o Public Works o Parks and Recreation 3

MULTI USE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE RISK MANAGEMEET AND PROCUREMENT Original 1/31/14 LR 2/17/14 Developer o Donation of Land verbal agreement, working on written document o Air Rights for Vertical Subdivision verified tax structure o Parking Requirements / short term and long term discussing options o CoApplicant for Voluntary Clean Up Contract working on language o Requirements of Development Agreement / Noise, Lighting, Traffic, Signage Hardball Capital o Contact information for Ft Wayne Officials o Discussion Related to Events Outside of Baseball o Discussion Related to Facility Specific Design and Construction o Identify Infrastructure Needs of Facility Specific to Baseball Brailsford and Dunlavey (agreement finalized) o Continue to Assist with Negotiations and Review of Deal Points Other o Meeting with Internal City Departments to Discuss o Reviewed Thirteen Baseball Contracts for Comparison of Deal Points o Contacting Other Municipalities or Governmental Agencies to discuss Noise, Lighting, Traffic, etc. o Permitting Operational Costs / Budget (Costs Estimates for Internal Services related to multiuse facility) o Police traffic control event o Fire Marshal event o Parking operations and event operations o Public Works o Parks and Recreation 4

MULTI USE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Original 1/31/14 LR 2/17/14 Analysis Hired Consultant to Perform the Economic Impact Analysis to cover the points below o Evaluating Build Out Details to Analyze Development Impact on Cost Benefit Analysis Property Tax Projections Business License Projections Hospitality Tax Projections Admission Tax Projections Sales Tax Projections Ticket Surcharge Ft Wayne Visit and Durham Visit/ Possible Dates o June 12 o June 13 o June 14 o June 26 5

10,000,000 Columbia, SC Hospitality Fee Existing Debt Service, Debt Service on New Bonds ($24M for Projects), and FY 2013 Collections (No Growth Assumed) Solution Structure: Layer New Bonds on Top of Existing Bonds Dollars ($) 9,000,000 8,000,000 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 4,000,000 Selected Statistics on New Bonds Par Amount of New Bonds: $26,150,000 Project Fund Deposit: $24,000,000 DSRF Deposit: $1,490,701 Est. Costs of Issuance: $656,900 Rounding: $2,399 Total Interest Paid: $18,491,545 Avg. Annual DS (20152044): $1,488,052 Principal Paid 20152025 ($): $6,870,000 Principal Paid 20152025 (%): 26% of Total Par 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 Fiscal Year Existing Hospitality Bond Debt Service New Hospitality Bond Debt Service FY 2013 Hospitality Collections Prepared by Merchant Capital, L.L.C. (Columbia)

10,000,000 Columbia, SC Hospitality Fee Existing Debt Service, Debt Service on New Bonds ($24M for Projects), and FY 2013 Collections (No Growth Assumed) Solution Structure: Wrap New Bonds Around Existing Bonds Dollars ($) 9,000,000 8,000,000 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 4,000,000 Selected Statistics on New Bonds Par Amount of New Bonds: $26,730,000 Project Fund Deposit: $24,000,000 DSRF Deposit: $2,065,187 Est. Costs of Issuance: $660,380 Rounding: $4,433 Total Interest Paid: $24,293,371 Avg. Annual DS (20152025): $1,075,701 Avg. Annual DS (20262044): $2,062,667 Principal Paid 20152025 ($): $0 Principal Paid 20152025 (%): 0% of Total Par 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 Fiscal Year Existing Hospitality Bond Debt Service New Hospitality Bond Debt Service FY 2013 Hospitality Collections Prepared by Merchant Capital, L.L.C. (Columbia)

10,000,000 Columbia, SC Hospitality Fee Existing Debt Service, Debt Service on New Bonds ($30M for Projects), and FY 2013 Collections (No Growth Assumed) Solution Structure: Layer New Bonds on Top of Existing Bonds Dollars ($) 9,000,000 8,000,000 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 4,000,000 Selected Statistics on New Bonds Par Amount of New Bonds: $32,555,000 Project Fund Deposit: $30,000,000 DSRF Deposit: $1,855,210 Est. Costs of Issuance: $695,330 Rounding: $4,460 Total Interest Paid: $23,022,257 Avg. Annual DS (20152044): $1,852,575 Principal Paid 20152025 ($): $8,550,000 Principal Paid 20152025 (%): 26% of Total Par 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 Fiscal Year Existing Hospitality Bond Debt Service New Hospitality Bond Debt Service FY 2013 Hospitality Collections Prepared by Merchant Capital, L.L.C. (Columbia)

10,000,000 Columbia, SC Hospitality Fee Existing Debt Service, Debt Service on New Bonds ($30M for Projects), and FY 2013 Collections (No Growth Assumed) Solution Structure: Wrap New Bonds Around Existing Bonds Dollars ($) 9,000,000 8,000,000 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 4,000,000 Selected Statistics on New Bonds Par Amount of New Bonds: $33,270,000 Project Fund Deposit: $30,000,000 DSRF Deposit: $2,569,613 Est. Costs of Issuance: $699,620 Rounding: $767 Total Interest Paid: $30,237,059 Avg. Annual DS (20152025): $1,338,883 Avg. Annual DS (20262044): $2,567,334 Principal Paid 20152025 ($): $0 Principal Paid 20152025 (%): 0% of Total Par 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 Fiscal Year Existing Hospitality Bond Debt Service New Hospitality Bond Debt Service FY 2013 Hospitality Collections Prepared by Merchant Capital, L.L.C. (Columbia)

March/September 25.00 50,000,000 24.00 23.00 22.00 21.00 20.00 19.00 IPRB GO Bonds Issuer NonProfit City of Columbia Project Fund Deposit $ 57,000,000 $ 115,931,853 Estimated COI/Reserve Expenses $ 3,000,000 $ 1,200,000 Rounding $ 0 $ 8,147 45,000,000 40,000,000 Equivalent Mills 18.00 17.00 16.00 15.00 14.00 13.00 12.00 11.00 10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 Total Par $ 60,000,000 $ 117,140,000 Total Interest 55,931,853 19,480,022 Total Debt Service $ 115,931,853 $ 136,620,022 Total Debt Service Directly Borne by $ 0 $ 136,620,022 City Tax Digest (assumes no other sources of funding for IPRB payments) 35,000,000 30,000,000 25,000,000 20,000,000 15,000,000 Remaining 8% Debt Capacity ($) 6.00 5.00 10,000,000 4.00 3.00 2.00 5,000,000 1.00 Tax Year (a) Equivalent Mills for Existing GO Bonds (b) Equivalent Mills for GO Bonds Issued in Support of IPRB Remaining 8% Debt Capacity (i.e., no referendum required) Prepared by Merchant Capital, L.L.C. (Columbia)