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From: Montejano, Jess (BOS) To: Carr, Barbara (REG) Cc: Farrell, Mark (BOS) ; Kelly, Margaux (BOS) ; White, Joshua (CAT) ; Owen, Thomas (CAT) Subject: Sup. Farrell"s June 16 Parks Funding Charter Amendment at Ballot Simplification Committee Date: Thursday, February 25, 2016 10:27:54 AM Attachments: REC Baseline Benefit_All Costs.xls Ms. Carr – Hope that all is well, and thanks for all of your work on the Ballot Simplification Committee. I wanted to send over some documents that help add some context to the purpose of Supervisor Farrell’s initiative that was just placed on the ballot. We believe that a key point to the ballot question is how much new funding our Charter Amendment (if approved by the voters) would guarantee to Rec/Park over a 30-year period – which is just over a billion dollars – $1.3 billion to be exact. You can see the financial projections that the Mayor’s budget office put together to get to that overall number attached. Also, here is a link to some recent analysis from the Parks Alliance that shows the lack of growth of General Fund support to Rec/Park and more context on the Open Space Fund: http://www.sfbos.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=53402 . Phil Ginsburg and his Department’s CFO will be on hand to answer any questions, as well as our office as well. Please don’t hesitate to reach back out if you have any questions, or if we can provide any more information regarding our Charter Amendment. Thanks, Jess Jess Montejano Legislative Aide Office of Supervisor Mark Farrell City Hall 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 244 San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Phone: (415) 554-7752 Fax: (415) 554-7843

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  • From: Montejano, Jess (BOS)To: Carr, Barbara (REG)Cc: Farrell, Mark (BOS); Kelly, Margaux (BOS); White, Joshua (CAT); Owen, Thomas (CAT)Subject: Sup. Farrell"s June 16 Parks Funding Charter Amendment at Ballot Simplification CommitteeDate: Thursday, February 25, 2016 10:27:54 AMAttachments: REC Baseline Benefit_All Costs.xls

    Ms. Carr – Hope that all is well, and thanks for all of your work on the Ballot Simplification Committee. I wanted to send over some documents that help add some context to the purpose of Supervisor Farrell’s initiative that was just placed on the ballot. We believe that a key point to the ballot question is how much new funding our Charter Amendment (if approved by the voters) would guarantee to Rec/Park over a 30-year period – which is just over a billion dollars – $1.3 billion to be exact. You can see the financial projections that the Mayor’s budget office put together to get to that overall number attached. Also, here is a link to some recent analysis from the Parks Alliance that shows the lack of growth of General Fund support to Rec/Park and more context on the Open Space Fund: http://www.sfbos.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=53402. Phil Ginsburg and his Department’s CFO will be on hand to answer any questions, as well as our office as well. Please don’t hesitate to reach back out if you have any questions, or if we can provide any more information regarding our Charter Amendment. Thanks, Jess Jess MontejanoLegislative AideOffice of Supervisor Mark FarrellCity Hall1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 244San Francisco, CA 94102-4689Phone: (415) 554-7752Fax: (415) 554-7843

    mailto:/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=20DA238608CB4165BB76375AD4DE4FB9-JESS MONTEJmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.sfbos.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=53402Summary

    New Set AsideGeneral Fund Support WITHOUT Set Aside

    YearGFS BaselineBaseline IncreaseCumulative Baseline Increase(FY16-17 Base + CPI)(Base + CPI) & diff. GFS baseline

    FY 2015-1664.2

    FY 2016-1767.23.03.059.08.2

    FY 2017-1870.23.06.060.59.7

    FY 2018-1973.23.09.062.011.2

    FY 2019-2076.23.012.063.512.6

    FY 2020-2179.23.015.065.114.0

    FY 2021-2282.23.018.066.815.4

    FY 2022-2385.23.021.068.416.7

    FY 2023-2488.23.024.070.118.0

    FY 2024-2591.23.027.071.919.3

    FY 2025-2694.23.030.073.720.5

    FY 2026-2797.63.533.575.522.1

    FY 2027-28101.33.637.177.423.8

    FY 2028-29105.03.740.879.325.7

    FY 2029-30108.93.944.781.327.6

    FY 2030-31112.94.048.883.429.5

    FY 2031-32117.14.252.985.431.6

    FY 2032-33121.44.357.387.633.8

    FY 2033-34125.94.561.889.836.1

    FY 2034-35130.64.766.492.038.6

    FY 2035-36135.44.871.394.341.1

    FY 2036-37140.45.076.396.743.7

    FY 2037-38145.65.281.599.146.5

    FY 2038-39151.05.486.8101.649.4

    FY 2039-40156.65.692.4104.152.5

    FY 2040-41162.45.898.2106.755.7

    FY 2041-42168.46.0104.2109.459.0

    FY 2042-43174.66.2110.5112.162.5

    FY 2043-44181.16.5116.9114.966.2

    FY 2044-45187.86.7123.6117.870.0

    FY 2045-46194.76.9130.6120.774.0

    1,035

    Baseline assumptions:

    $3M growth for first ten years & ADR (3.7%) in out years

    WITHOUT setaside assumptions

    FY 16-17 base budget $57.8M, includes $6M of capital. Adding $1M in capital to get to $59M to represent RPD's average capital allocation of $7M over the last 6 years.

  • Year GFS BaselineBaseline Increase

    Cumulative Baseline Increase

    (FY16-17 Base + CPI)

    (Base + CPI) & diff. GFS baseline

    FY 2015-16 64.2FY 2016-17 67.2 3.0 3.0 59.0 8.2FY 2017-18 70.2 3.0 6.0 60.5 9.7FY 2018-19 73.2 3.0 9.0 62.0 11.2FY 2019-20 76.2 3.0 12.0 63.5 12.6FY 2020-21 79.2 3.0 15.0 65.1 14.0FY 2021-22 82.2 3.0 18.0 66.8 15.4FY 2022-23 85.2 3.0 21.0 68.4 16.7FY 2023-24 88.2 3.0 24.0 70.1 18.0FY 2024-25 91.2 3.0 27.0 71.9 19.3FY 2025-26 94.2 3.0 30.0 73.7 20.5FY 2026-27 97.6 3.5 33.5 75.5 22.1FY 2027-28 101.3 3.6 37.1 77.4 23.8FY 2028-29 105.0 3.7 40.8 79.3 25.7FY 2029-30 108.9 3.9 44.7 81.3 27.6FY 2030-31 112.9 4.0 48.8 83.4 29.5FY 2031-32 117.1 4.2 52.9 85.4 31.6FY 2032-33 121.4 4.3 57.3 87.6 33.8FY 2033-34 125.9 4.5 61.8 89.8 36.1FY 2034-35 130.6 4.7 66.4 92.0 38.6FY 2035-36 135.4 4.8 71.3 94.3 41.1FY 2036-37 140.4 5.0 76.3 96.7 43.7FY 2037-38 145.6 5.2 81.5 99.1 46.5FY 2038-39 151.0 5.4 86.8 101.6 49.4FY 2039-40 156.6 5.6 92.4 104.1 52.5FY 2040-41 162.4 5.8 98.2 106.7 55.7FY 2041-42 168.4 6.0 104.2 109.4 59.0FY 2042-43 174.6 6.2 110.5 112.1 62.5FY 2043-44 181.1 6.5 116.9 114.9 66.2FY 2044-45 187.8 6.7 123.6 117.8 70.0FY 2045-46 194.7 6.9 130.6 120.7 74.0

    1,035 Baseline assumptions:$3M growth for first ten years & ADR (3.7%) in out years

    WITHOUT setaside assumptions

    New Set AsideGeneral Fund Support WITHOUT Set Aside

    FY 16-17 base budget $57.8M, includes $6M of capital. Adding $1M in capital to get to $59M to represent RPD's average capital allocation of $7M over the last 6 years.

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