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Resolution -Establish a Hotel <br />Development Incentive Program <br />November 3, 2015 <br />Page 2 <br />The City currently imposes an 11 percent Hotel Visitors Tax (HVT) on hotel and motel guests <br />staying at facilities within the City. The purpose of this tax is to partially recover some costs of <br />governmental services associated with visitors to the City. The anticipated revenue from the <br />Hotel Visitors Tax for fiscal year 2015-16 is $8.8 million dollars. <br />To spur the development of high quality hotels (four to five-star rated or AAA four Diamond or <br />above), the City is proposing to offer an economic incentive to close the funding gap in a <br />proposed high quality hotel development. A feasibility analysis would be completed for the <br />project, whereby a projection of operating performance is combined with project development <br />cost in order to determine the funding gap. A financial firm would be used for the feasibility <br />analysis. This analysis would be funded by the developer. <br />The City would pay for the funding gap through incentive payments over a period specified in <br />each negotiated agreement. The City would use a percentage (50 percent) of new incremental <br />HVT generated by the new development to fund the payments. Incremental HVT equals the <br />amount of new HVT that the new hotel development generates from a baseline (Year 0). No <br />upfront expenditures from the City would be required. Each hotel agreement will be brought back <br />to City Council for approval. <br />Sample Calculation: A new hotel development generates $1 million in new HVT taxes to the <br />City in its first year. Fifty percent ($500,000) will be reimbursed to the hotel after the City <br />receives HVT. In year two, the hotel generates $1,200,000 in HVT taxes, 50 percent ($600,000) <br />would be reimbursed. This agreement would continue over a 10-15 year period or until the <br />funding gap is reached depending on initial negotiations. <br />STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT <br />Approval of this item supports the City's efforts to meet Goal #3 Economic Development, <br />Objective #3, (Promote a solutions -based customer focus in all efforts to facilitate development <br />and investment in the community), Strategy C (Explore opportunities to encourage a business <br />friendly environment within the City through the reduction of non-essential regulatory <br />requirements, improved coordination between agencies for development review and addition of <br />monetary incentives). <br />55B-2 <br />
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