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AGENDA ITEM NO. 10.3 CITY OF ELK GROVE CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT AGENDA TITLE: Receive Information and Provide Direction on Host City Consideration for the 2017 Amgen Tour of California MEETING DATE: September 28, 2016 PREPARED BY: Kristyn Nelson, Public Affairs Manager DEPARTMENT HEAD: Andrew Keys, Interim Deputy City Manager RECOMMENDED ACTION: Receive information on the benefits, requirements, and fiscal obligations associated with hosting a Stage Start and provide direction to staff regarding the opportunity to become a host city for the 2017 Amgen Tour of California. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Amgen Tour of California (ATOC) is the largest annual spectator sporting event in California and the largest cycling event in North America. It is a Tour de France-style cycling road race that was launched in 2006 and is presented annually each spring by AEG, one of the leading sports and entertainment presenters in the world. The race challenges the world’s top professional cycling teams to compete along a demanding course that traverses hundreds of miles of California’s iconic highways, byways and coastlines. The teams chosen to participate have included Olympic medalists, Tour de France contenders, and World Champions. In 2016, the Tour consisted of a world-class field of male and female riders representing 33 countries. A recap of the 2016 ATOC is included as Attachment 1. Key metrics for the 2016 ATOC are provided as Attachment 2. 1 Elk Grove City Council September 28, 2016 Page 2 of 3 City staff inquired with AEG about host city requirements last March. Public Affairs and Economic Development staff members were invited to attend the 2016 ATOC Time Trials in Folsom on May 20 to observe the event first-hand. On July 8, AEG asked all prospective host cities to submit a letter of interest. A letter of interest was submitted by the City Manager on July 28, 2016. AEG contacted staff on August 16 to tentatively propose a Stage Start opportunity in Elk Grove for the Women’s Race on May 13, 2017. The attached Host City Benefits and Opportunities Sheet (Attachment 3) was provided for the City’s consideration to evaluate the potential benefits and identify the various logistical and fiscal needs to accommodate a Stage Start. The ATOC has previously included the cities of Sacramento, Lodi, Davis, and Folsom among its host cities in our region. In 2016, 14 cities or destination locations were selected as Stage Start or Stage Finish hosts. Less than 3% of the state’s 482 incorporated cities are selected annually for the Tour. To be selected places a city in rare company and offers unique opportunities for statewide, national and international exposure through ATOC media channels, effectively raising the City’s economic development profile. Hosting an ATOC event is consistent with the Council’s goal to “Distinguish Elk Grove as a city with an array of opportunities for sports and cultural activities for residents of all ages and backgrounds, with venues that also promote and leverage economic growth.” It also aligns with the Council’s “Join the Movement” health and fitness campaign that encourages residents of all ages to engage in activities that support a healthy lifestyle. The host city commitment is substantial; however, it is structured to be attainable by well-organized creative communities and those with strong corporate partners. Should the Council wish to proceed forward, the City will form a Local Organizing Committee (LOC) to assist with the planning and implementation of the Stage Start Host City requirements. Opportunities to enlist corporate sponsors and other partners to offset the City’s investment are possible, working in conjunction with AEG. Initial inquiries with Visit Elk Grove (VEG) to satisfy ATOC hospitality requirements have already begun, with VEG indicating their interest to partner with the City on this event. 2 Elk Grove City Council September 28, 2016 Page 3 of 3 Next Steps • Receive direction from Council and provide our response to AEG; begin negotiation of appropriate agreements if directed by Council; and • Identify members and form Local Organizing Committee (LOC); and • LOC to work with AEG Race Director to identify Stage Start locations in Elk Grove that satisfy the ATOC Tour requirements and fulfill City marketing/branding objectives for a women’s race start on May 13, 2017; and • Attend ATOC orientations and trainings as needed. FISCAL IMPACT: City staff has used the City Benefits and Opportunities Sheet supplied by AEG to generate the attached cost estimate summary (Attachment 4). The cost to perform host city obligations is estimated at $90,000 in combined cash or equivalent donations and in-kind services. Funds allocated to economic development within the approved FY 2016-17 Budget are sufficient to support the project. Potential offsetting revenue sources or defrayed expenses may be available through event sponsorships and partnerships with VEG and/or similar organizations. ATTACHMENTS: 1. 2016 Amgen Tour of California Recap 2. 2016 Amgen Tour of California Key Metrics 3. Host City Benefits and Opportunities Sheet 4. 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    casestudy “We chose Avery Dennison’s MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS and DOL 1360 overlaminate for this job because of their high quality and excellent printability” Team RadioShack Taps APE Wraps™ for Races Team RadioShack, founded by Lance Armstrong in 2009, needed to brand its U.S. fleet with the team’s graphics for its 2011 North American stage races. The team’s management contacted APE Wraps in San Diego for the second year in a row to create the graphics, print and install the wraps for its five support vehicles and trailer. The fleet provides support to the 29-member team at races around the country. The vehicles needed to be ready for the first race in North America. The 2011 Amgen Tour of California, an 800 mile, eight day Tour de France-style cycling road race, covered much of California from May 15 - 22. “We were thrilled to work with a brand like Team RadioShack again and inspired to work on the vehicles that would support the team’s professional cyclists, including stars like Levi Leipheimer, Chris Horner and Ben King,” said Troy Downey, president of APE Wraps. “We adapted the team’s branding and graphics, from the designs used for the European tour, to fit their U.S. fleet.” Inspired Brands. Intelligent World.TM www.averygraphics.com casestudy > APE Wraps’ designers utilized the assets provided and created designs that would fit the team’s 45 foot coach bus, Nissan Titan truck, 26 foot trailer, two Nissan Rogues and Nissan Armada. The designs were quickly approved and more than 4,000 square feet of Avery Dennison vinyl was printed and laminated for the team’s vehicles.
  • NEBRASKA LEDGER • 2020 Focused on Thefuture

    NEBRASKA LEDGER • 2020 Focused on Thefuture

    NEBRASKA LEDGER • 2020 Focused on theFuture As this issue of The Nebraska Ledger was being created, the spread of COVID-19 continued in the U.S. and started a time of unprecedented change at the University of Nebraska. In order to be proactive, classes were suspended March 16-20 and students were encouraged to return home as our faculty began preparing for online delivery of courses. While our accounting students left, they needed technology and internet service sufficient for online learning at home. When faculty and staff started working from home, seemingly overnight, it was necessary for communications – from department meetings to office hours – to be held via Zoom. As many of us quickly transitioned our courses in Canvas and utilized tools like VidGrid and YellowDig. We also struggled for internet bandwidth because our own children were taking remote courses. Through hard work and resilience, our faculty used their expertise and talents to start teaching remotely on March 30. As a department, we held daily Zoom meetings to connect with each other or commiserate and share best practices. Because they believe in the power of every person, they also connect with students through phone calls and remote office hours. We appreciate our students for stepping up to this challenge alongside us. These same qualities, strengths and effort are used by our SOA community in the stories inside this Nebraska Ledger. Kelli Saunders built bridges between the internal audit and fraud examination communities. She also earned a very rare third grant from the Center for Audit Quality to run experiments through professional auditors.