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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005-04-11 - Agendas - Final MEETING NOTICE The Advertising and Promotion Commission will meet on Monday, April 11 , 2005 at 2:00 p.m. in the Town Center Conference room. AGENDA ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION COMMISSION April 11 , 2005 2:00 p.m. Town Center I. Call to Order - Chairman Pat Gazzola II. Reports A. Approval of Minutes for March 14, 2005 regular monthly meeting B. Financial Report 1 . HMR Revenues 2. Financial Statements - Scarbrough and Murtishaw 3 . Update from City Attorney re: delinquent tax collection efforts C. Report from Executive Director — Marilyn Heifner D. CVB Report — Allyson Twiggs E. Town Center Report — Willistine Smith • F. Advertising Agency Report — Brian Clark III. Old Business A Clinton House Museum Proposal B. Compensation Survey for Executive Director IV. New Business A. Set date for funding presentations V. Adjourn • • ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING March 14, 2005 Commissioners Present: Dan Coody, Neal Crawford, Pat Gazzola, Don Marr, David McGeady, Curtis Shipley (arrived late) and Maudie Schmitt. Commissioners Absent: None Staff Present: Willistine Smith, Allyson Twiggs and Marilyn Heifner Chairman Pat Gazzola called the regular monthly meeting of the Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission to order on March 14, 2005 at the Fayetteville Town Center at 2:00 p.m. SELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS HMR Position Moved by McGeady, second by Crawford to reappoint Maudie Schmitt to the HMR position which expires April 1 , 2009. Motion carried. At Large Position Directors voted on two applicants (John Lewis and Bob Davis). Davis 4 votes, Lewis 2 • votes. Commissioner Shipley was not present for voting. MINUTES Moved by Crawford, second by Marr to approve the minutes of the February 14, 2005 regular meeting. Motion carried. CITY ATTORNEY City Attorney Kit Williams reported that the Prosecutor's office collected $7, 119 delinquent HMR taxes in February. Year to date total is $ 15,619. HMR REVENUES HMR revenues for February were $ 133,527.50, a 2.78% increase over last February. It was noted that HMR revenues do not reflect collections by the Radisson, Olive Garden or Red Lobster. Hotel revenues were down 6.77% and restaurant revenues were down 2.28%. (Adjusted figures including Radisson, Red Lobster and Olive Garden would be hotels + 10.59%, restaurants +2.72%). Commissioners requested an events calendar to accompany HMR revenues. FINANCIAL REPORT Larry Bilbrey presented the financials for the month of March. Moved by Coody, second by Man to approve the financial statements. Motion carried. • DIRECTOWS REPORT Marilyn Heifner reported a 460% increase in advertising inquiries in February (2,743) and a 128% increase in Internet per day average visits (593). . Presently in cooperation with the University of Arkansas, there are 4 practicum students at the Town Center. They are learning Town Center operations as well as advertising and operations of the A & P Commission. Marilyn visited U. S. Marshall Service regarding use of the Town Center as interim offices if case of emergency for Federal Offices. CVB REPORT Allyson Twiggs told the Commissions that Shelly is working with Parks and Recreation Department of University of Arkansas to land the Solar Splash convention scheduled for May 2006. Decision should be made today. Two years is left on the Coach's Clinic and All Star contract with Arkansas Activities Association. Arkansas Parks and Recreation Association state meeting was held in Fayetteville in March. American College Theater Festival activities with 600 participants concluded. U of A Women's athletics will host the NIT bid for girl's basketball. UNLV and Ladybacks will square off. TOWN CENTER REPORT Willistine Smith reported that the contracted sales at the Town Center were up 116% in February. Completed events was up 128% and sales up 147%. Collections continue to rise with 47% increase. AGENCY REPORT Brian Clark showed Fayetteville ads that were running the publications. Publications • were available for commissioners to pick up. Those ads are running in large cities near us, state publications and regional publications. He congratulated UA baseball teams and NCAA track on recent victories. OTHER BUSINESS Clinton House Museum Marilyn and Allyson reported back to the Commission with answers to questions posed at the last meeting. They met with Don Pederson and James Ezell (University of Arkansas). University is aware of asbestos and said their inspectors said the asbestos was confined to insulation around pipes in basement and unless the house had major construction, there appeared to be no danger. They were willing to prepare a lease for a 2 year lease/ purchase option. Commissioners requested that a 30-day our clause be written in the lease. They visited with Tim Conklin regarding a conditional use permit. Because the UA owns the building, city ordinances do not apply. However, because the A & P might eventually own the building, it was felt prudent to apply for permit. Parking is sufficient for zoning. Marr pointed out that it would be better to piggyback on statewide advertising and leverage the period of Clinton's life not covered elsewhere. • Shipley discussed the philosophical issues regarding operating a museum vs. getting someone else to operate it. He asked to have a revised budget to reflect expenses of getting the house in order i. e, modifying parking, handicapped accessibility, utilities and • getting museum people to lay out displays and gift shop. He asked that the UA be contacted regarding stabilizing the building to protect the property. Man moved, McGeady seconded that projected costs be figured in new budget, that UA responsibilities and Commission responsibilities be spelled out in lease. Motion carried. Compensation Survey for Executive Director Moved by Shipley, second by Crawford that Johanson and Associates be contracted to do study of Executive Director salary with benchmarks and other compensation data. Study should be completed within month. Motion carried. Gazzola will contact them. Funding Request — U of A Athletic Department Bill Ramsey and Steve Rust spoke on behalf of UA request for $35,000 for storage facility to store UA track so that Tyson Track Center can be used as convention facility. Moved by Shipley, second by Schmitt to fund the request. Motion carried. Shipley was thanked for his service on the A & P Commission. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Marilyn Heifner, Executive Director • • Advertising and Promotion Commission For month of March 2005 HMR revenues collected $ 164 ,762.55 Checking Interest Revenue $ 11 .69 Investment Interest Revenue 5, 118.98 CEC Turnback Money 729559.50 Total Revenues $ 2421452.72 February Error, Collection Expense (5,341 . 10) March Collection Expense (31295.25) Bank of OK Quarterly Fee Town Center Bond Payment (56,032.54) Total Expenses $ (64,668.89) Total Check to A&P $ 177,783.83 • • L 0 0 0 it In C C) O a� LM m M ' O N } .N-1 N 0`ti0 N 11 O 01 L ' MI 0 C N U a IV OWG7 M M VN n _ M Oa0 F .moi Mi �i 1~nII NF- d} � I Vf V� I 2 i I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 ' L a a a a a a a 0 a a a a , o f > L CD 00 O to Io . , rn oo n N m , > sol n o m o m o .+ .-� � o n n � oo > o a NI N LC O ,; N L d V ' O N N M 0) l0 n 00 n O 01 1111 n 'i W i l ONl .�-i O 0) Ill O M 1.0 � , M . 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Vi• Vr w _ x • y H Z L C LL L L M a' gi Z d • HMR Comparison 2003 to 2005 Using Year-End totals per HMR Report HOTELS 2003 2004 % change 2005 % change Dec 10,773.64 12,048.60 11 .83% 14,024. 18 16.40% Jan 10,638.74 12,397.02 16.53% 13,738.64 10.82% Feb 12, 140.56 15,880.91 30.81 % 17,865.90 12.50% Mar 15,371 .78 18,217.06 18.51 % Apr 16,534.22 17,283.48 4.53% May 16,568.61 19,483.47 17.59% Jun 18,530.45 22,255.75 20. 10% Jul 16,031 .2 5 17,0 50.01 6.36% Aug 16,098. 10 17,009.75 4.77% Sep 16,875.70 21 ,823.18 29.32% Oct 25, 183.66 24,267.01 -3.63% Nov 16,468.24 16,294.83 -1 .05% 191 ,214.95 214,011 .07 11 .92% 45,628.72 13.15% RESTAURANTS 2003 2004 % change 2005 % change • Dec 1129143.74 121 ,932.28 8.73% 130, 140.76 6.73% Jan 104, 133.72 114,689.20 10. 14% 138,754.38 20.98% Feb 99,436. 17 113,449.63 14.09% 140,240. 16 23.61 % Mar 113,299.12 116,089.97 2.46% Apr 108, 157.35 116,906.50 8.08% May 1149543.92 1209030.66 4.79% Jun 1111410.87 121 ,219.99 8.80% Jul 109,920.03 122,417.98 11 .36% Aug 117,824.90 1229630.00 4.07% Sep 112,098.50 124,228.30 10.82% Oct 127,371 .76 130,835.07 2.71 % Nov 104,084.85 118, 147.51 13.51 % 1 ,334,424.93 194429577.09 8.10% 4099135.30 16.87% • DIRECTOR'S REPORT March, 2005 • INQUIRY RESPONSES Inquiry Responses March 2005 — 4,821 Year to date 2005 — 8,680 March 2004 — 1 ,786 Year to date 2004 — 2,438 Internet Inquiries March 2005 hits — 888,964 March 2004 hits — 518,661 March 2005 unique visits — 18,669 March 2004 unique visits — 8,661 March 2005 per day average visits — 602 March 2004 per day average visits - 279 MARCH ACTIVITY Tourism Activities — Arkansas State Parks and Recreation meeting speech Arkansas Governor's Conference on Tourism Heritage Trail Partners annual meeting Meeting with Daniel Hintz re: signage, Fayetteville Downtown Partners Bill Mock, U A Intermurals re: funding AMP — press conference, planning commission • Jeff Coles, Arbor Day celebration Meeting with Joe David Rice, Arkansas Parks and Tourism Laurie Nelson, Clean Air Challenge Northwest Arkansas Horse Show — Jan Treat Relations with Media — Centennial ! Celebration press conference on time capsule Arkansas Democrat Gazette — Sunday supplement for Centennial ! Celebration A & P — Clinton House, conditional use permit SB 1174 — Entertainment District bill AFLAC meeting Tracy Cooper, City of Jonesboro, A & P funding application Various individuals regarding funding requests Michelle (city of Fayetteville) — audit reports Heather Best (UALR) — impact of smoking ban Kendall Curley — UA School of Architecture, Fay Jones brochure Miscellaneous — Fayetteville Downtown Partners candidate meetings Wright Wheeler, VA Strategic Management & Planning conference • HMR Collections — March (February sales) • Radisson Olive Garden Red Lobster Golden Conal Clarion Inn Smokey Bones Logan 's Roadhouse Chili's Chick-Fil-A Inn at Carnall Hall McDonald's on Joyce McDonald's Noodles Hampton Inn Penguin Ed's • • h a a � � a m o � N m < c 'c v • Ritz O y) N L n O l6 0 t0 O O t7 O O N O O O O O O O O 0 � ti ^ m v a Sol > �� O E - }�� •- y1 T N LLL C N O M O a o E 3 z' t o N C1 C 0 C, d � � m Lij y O Q O d Q C N O p Z > d O O d m A C F O. • p F m A co E E C G eE m L m 0 « 0 0 ° 'o 0 0 d N N N O 0Si N N q 0 C C CO L T > > a S N N N ~ 0 _N N 7 za_ O Cl) V N G V m !° u 2 LL IL {L U' 2 J 2 z Z a 0 i i i 0 0 N O m D O N � Q d F � r • m O N L d H � d C d O � d N Q A A d l m d O E a5i m T LLL a E z 0 0 m N O N d E m • U d O T !p r E � c `p x u u O ti u O 4 h N 0 = o Q N S 7 A n m � m � A VN h ` r � 'y Q • e � m 06 d o' M v rn o v rn M CO M o CD c c M N Q M O T A LL 0 0 0 0 0 o e e a V M N 1� M N V M W t0 N M Y1 p M M N O O n r N M M N N M N N O O O C O O O O O O e� O O N O N N `o CD CD c ? o c ON E F 2 N O d O E N • N 4 a m o a c E C7 m m m 7 N L > > L m m > o o U d C7 C7 d E y U a P y of a \ '>_ € j c C7 w E E 5 a o o O N "%401 J C U E f0 �p -5 _ _ F N LL t0 LL N N m >+ m o' a'�i '� v m m d Q Q ? o i, m '� d o Q LL U) F- Q N LL J Co Z Z V U F LL Q Li LL D m m y Q z V O 4 Q y N_ �'0 N � O Q N V Z 7 � d Q � m O N V h a�. 2 �0 d v d � c y c d N c 3 r pl w N O T r LL Fv C O OO OO OO OO OO w O W C4 N N �1 O � � Q V Q O C V1 • � O > N 4 U y C c2 O D O U' ADVERTISING INQUIRIES BY STATE - 2005 • JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC TOTAL Alabama 17 34 78 129 Alaska 2 1 10 13 Alberta 5 1 3 9 - Arizona 10 22 42 74 Arkansas 49 120 214 383 AUSTRALIA 1 British Columbia 2 4 8 California 33 88 158 257 Colorado 8 22 58 84 Connecticut 7 4 24 35 CROATIA 7 7 Delaware 1 1 4 8 ENGLAND 1 1 Florida 40 78 132 248 Georgia 18 27 57 100 Guam 1 1 Hawaii 1 1 Idaho 2 3 8 11 Illinois 80 388 417 845 Indiana 28 180 177 383 Iowa 30 137 173 340 ITALY 1 Kansas 21 92 129 242 Kentucky 18 31 74 121 Louisiana 40 83 138 239 LUXEMBURG 1 1 Maine 1 2 10 13 Manitoba 1 2 4 7 Maryland 7 14 34 55 Massachusetts 7 12 29 48 Michigan 38 195 257 488 Minnesota 25 137 184 328 Mississippi 23 37 88 128 • Missouri 78 254 275 805 Montana 1 5 5 12 Nebraska 11 81 74 148 Nevada 4 7 13 24 New Brunswick 1 1 3 5 New Foundland 3 1 4 New Hampshire 5 3 13 21 New Jersey 13 32 77 122 New Mexico 2 8 13 23 New York 18 45 100 183 North Carolina 13 22 87 102 North Dakota 15 20 35 Ohio 38 172 145 353 Oklahoma 33 79 149 281 Ontario 9 8 10 27 Oregon 8 9 21 38 Pennsylvania 27 39 95 181 Puerto Rim 2 2 Quebec 1 4 5 10 Rhode Island 5 2 8 15 Saskatchewan 1 1 1 3 South Carolina 12 12 45 89 South Dakota 3 24 18 45 TAIWAN ROC 1 Tennessee 24 49 138 211 Texas 107 139 881 927 Utah 3 8 12 21 Vermont 4 1 8 11 Virginia 12 28 82 100 Washington 15 18 39 80 Washington, D. C. 4 4 West Virginia B 8 17 31 Wisconsin 39 210 227 478 Wyoming 1 4 8 11 TOTAL 985 2898 4821 8879 • Fayetteville A&P www.fayettevilletourism.com - Last 12 Months Page 1 of 1 Fayetteville A&P www.fayettevilletourism.com • Summary Period: Last 12 Months Generated 05-Apr-2005 00:00 CDT Usage sunnary for uuu. fagettevilletourisn. con sp1r's's / Sitcti*. e rnON b .a m p t #1 1 ,IL , W { i ■ Ma `Jun -Jul. 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29636808 155092 3910493 6659569 7698698 Generated by Webalizer Version 2.01 • http://www.fayettevilletourism.com/lo£s/ 4/5/05 Activity Report From: 03/01 /2005 To: 03/31/2005 L.YSON Convention 3/3/2005 Arkansas Recreation and Parks Association Mr. David Wright Annual Conference ARPA Convention in Fayetteville 3/9/2005 Governor's Conference on Tourism Ms Nancy Clark Annual Meeting Marilyn & I to Little Rock for conference Total For Convention : 2 E-Mail 3/4/2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association Ken Mourton-Coors of Western AR NWA Chapter Beer dontation 3/9/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Shellie Morrison-Event Group About various assn. conventions 3/9/2005 Building Owners & Managers Association Ms Janet Alton Annual Meeting New Meeting 3/9/2005 Arkansas Pest Management Association Mr John Miller inquire about meetings 3/21/2005 McClinton Anchor Sharon Crosson Annual Safety Meeting Mix up with dates Total For E-Mail : 5 E-Mail Sent 3/9/2005 Arkansas Bankers Association ken.hammonds@arkbankers.org Annual Convention Future Conventions 0005 Arkansas EMT Association rineharttimothy@uams.edu EMT Meetings 3/9/2005 Arkansas Recycling Coalition recycleark@eapdd.com Annual Conference & Trade Show June Meeting 3/9/2005 Arkansas Pest Management Association jmiller@magnolia-net.com Meetings 3/10/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Community Leaders About Friday Meeting 3/10/2005 Arkansas State Human Resources dmarr@hr-factor.com Annual State HR Conference State HR conference 3/10/2005 Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association Bethany Capps, Carnall Hall Sales Lead 3/10/2005 Martinsen Management , Inc test 3/16/2005 Arkansas Venture Forum Mr Tim McFarland About hosting the Venture Conference 3/16/2005 Arkansas EMT Association New email contact About hosting conference 3/16/2005 Arkansas EMT Association Mr Rod Barrett FW: AR EMT Conference 3/17/2005 Promise Keepers markwillits@pknet.org The Awakening Razorback RV Park 3/17/2005 Arkansas Association of Instructional Media Ms Rachel Shankles RE: Annual Conference 1/2005 McClinton Anchor CRParker@ashland.com Annual Safety Meeting Safety Meeting 4/1 /2005 Activity Report From: 03/01/2005 To: 03/31 /2005 LYSON E-Mail Sent 3/30/2005 Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association aadash@alltel.net Meeting at Carnall 3/30/2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association Ken Mourton-Coors of Western AR NWA Chapter About donation for Culinary Event 3/31 /2005 Arkansas Activities Association Mr Jimmy Coats Arkansas High School Coaches Meeting saturday of champions 3/31 /2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association John and Sheri Altland-Mt Sequoyah NWA Chapter About Expo Committee Total For E-Mail Sent : 18 File Note 3/3/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Don Anderson, CDME CDME Class In DC 3/4/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Hotel Meeting Prepared for hotel meeting 3/4/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Emily: Worldwide Travel Called for flights to Portland & Tuscon 3/9/2005 Arkansas EMT Association Mr Timothy Rinehart Email returned 3/10/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Staff Staff meeting 0/2005 Arkansas Music Pavillion Mr Dan White Press donference 3/18/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Ms Allyson Twiggs Home Show opening 3/29/2005 Arkansas Activities Association Fayetteville Hotels Arkansas High School Coaches Meeting Resent Lead Total For File Note : 8 Left Message 3/4/2005 Real Deal on the Hill Mr Bill Ingram About Radisson Rate Total For Left Message : 1 Letter Sent 3/9/2005 Arkansas Cattleman's Association Ms Tane Steed Annual Meeting Welcome note for July meeting 3/10/2005 Turner Coaches Inc Ms Annette Trotter handwritten note 3/15/2005 Arkansas Nurses Association Ms Glenda Krum Intro Packet and Invite to have mtg in Fville 3/15/2005 Arkansas Literacy Councils, Inc Ms Theresa Long Intro Packet & Invite for site visit 3/15/2005 Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care Ms Deborah Marple Intro letter & invite for site visit 05/2005 /2005 National Guard Association of Arkansas Mr Don Sears, Intro Packet & Invite for site visit Borg Association Management Ms Anne Borg Multi Management Firm Intro Packet and site visit invite 4/1 /2005 Activity Report IRLYSON From: 03/01 /2005 To: 03/31 /2005 Letter Sent 3/15/2005 Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association Ms Carol Utley intro letter & invite to site visit 3/15/2005 Arkansas Transit Association Ms Ann Gilbert intro packet and site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Pharmacists Association Ms Barbara McMillan intro packet and site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Optometric Association Ms Barbara Martin intro packet & site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Oil Marketers Association Ms Ann Hines intro letter & site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Environmental Federation Mr Randy Thurman intro packet and site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Electric Cooperatives Ms Alice Eason intro packet and site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians Ms Carla Mayfield Coleman intro packet and site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Hospital Association Ms Beth Ingram Annual Meeting intro packet & site visit invite 3/15/2005 Arkansas Grocers & Retail Merchants Association Ms Polly Martin Intrro packet & site visit invite 40/2005 Arkansas Pork Producers Association intro packet and site visit invite 3/16/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Jim Brock & Don Compton Sent intro packet 3/16/2005 Coleman Management Resources, Inc Ms Jennifer Coleman intro packet and site visit invite 3/16/2005 Arkansas Head Start Association Ms Ann Patterson intro packet and site visit invite 3/16/2005 Mortgage Bankers Association of Arkansas Ms Jennifer Coleman intro packet and site visit invite 3/16/2005 Arkansas Scholastic Press Association Ms Beth Shull intro packet and site visit invite 3/17/2005 Arkansas Association of Instructional Media Ms Rachel Shankles intro packet and site visit invite Total For Letter Sent : 24 Meeting 3/3/2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association Ms Stephanie Austin NWA Chapter NWA Chapter Meeting 3/4/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Fayetteville Hotels 1st Quarter Hotel Meeting 3/8/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Little Rock Leaders About Bill SB1174 3/11/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General City Leaders About SB1174 1 /2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Phyllis Tucker Personnel Issues 4/11 /2005 Activity Report From: 03/01 /2005 To: 03/31 /2005 LYSON Meeting 3/16/2005 Arkansas Activities Association Dick Johnson Saturday of Champions rooms for Saturday of Champions 3/18/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Ms Allyson Twiggs SB1174 3/21/2005 Fayetteville Downtown Partners Mr Daniel Hintz tourism and the cultural district 3/21 /2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Staff Staff Meeting 3/22/2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association Ms Stephanie Austin NWA Chapter Expo Committee 3/29/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Professor Allen Powell-UA Professional Development courses 3/31 /2005 Arkansas Hospitality Association Ms Stephanie Austin NWA Chapter NWA Expo committee Total For Meeting : 12 Phone Call 3/3/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Neal Crawford- Hotel Meeting-Nelson Driver 3/4/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Linda-Scarborough/Murtishaw Called me about MC/Visa deposits 0005 Northwest Arkansas Times Mr Drew Terry Interview about Gov. conf 3/10/2005 Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association Ms Sherrie Hess May Meeting 3/11/2005 KFSM Channel 5 News Harriet Interview about AMP 3/11 /2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Megan Griggs- Sells/Clark Advertising Federation 3/15/2005 Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association Bethany Capps, Carnall Hall Update on possible meeting 3/15/2005 McClinton Anchor Julie Pennington, FTC Annual Safety Meeting Parking Garage 3/16/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Beth Zachary Conference in October 3/16/2005 Northwest Arkansas Times Mr Drew Terry Solar Boat Race 3/16/2005 Arkansas Activities Association Michael-Days Inn Saturday of Champions Response to sales lead 3/16/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Bill Smith-Women's Athletics 2006 Springfest/Soccer Reunion 3/18/2005 Arkansas Chiropractic Association Mr Randy Martinsen Items for newsletter /2005 Arkansas Venture Forum Mr Tim McFarland about rfp #C/2005 Allyson Twiggs-General Debra Jandebur-Twin Springs Group About Downtown Tram 4/11 /2005 Activity Report From: 03/01/2005 To: 03/31/2005 LYSON Total For Phone Call : 15 Post Card 3/11/2005 Arkansas Health Care Association Mr Randy Wyatt about bringing his assn to fville 3/11 /2005 Arkansas Realtors Association Ms Miki Bass bring annual meeting back to fville 3/11 /2005 Arkansas Forestry Association Mr Kelly Robbins Annual Conference New Dickson St Post Card 3/11 /2005 Arkansas Homefurnishings Association Mr Randy Lann New Dickson St. Post Card 3/11 /2005 Arkansas Society of Association Executives Ms Mary Dandurand Annual Meeting New Dickson St Post Card 3/11 /2005 Martinsen Management , Inc Mr Randy Martinsen Bring a group to Fville 3/15/2005 Arkansas Medical Group Management Ms Patty Andrews Upcoming Meeting in Sept. 3/16/2005 Arkansas Farm Bureau Ms Carol Selig Summer Meeting greetings from fville 3/16/2005 Building Owners & Managers Association Ms Janet Alton Annual Meeting Invite to Fayetteville Total For Post Card : 9 de Show 9/2005 National Association of Sports Commissions Ms Beth Hecquet Select Appointment Requests Total For Trade Show : 1 • 4/1 /2005 Fayetteville Town Center, Manager's Activity Report March 1 , 2005 to March 31 , 2005 • Sales: ' . MARCH MARCH - Month YTD YTD , Y,TU,, : - - 2004 (base) -"2005 % Change 3004 ' "''2005. " % Change Sales ; 18 18 46 60 y3% # executed contracts b to date — GL Complete,Events (Paid/Sponsored) EMS Calendar - attached 12 16 33% 27 45 r Sales $ executed contracts ontracts b s to date GL' $34,294. 13 $22,049.00 (35%) $68,854.23 $83,538.57 ;y �21 % s . t — Collection . '" "` $ - Pa entLo $31 ,306.77 $35,025.60 12% $69,557.64 $93,836.00 X35 0 Credit $ - GL ($490.00) -o- NA ($1 ,965.00) -0- A � SNA Average per event $ Sales / # Sales $1 ,905.23 $1 ,224.94 $1 ,496.83 $1 ,392.31 + , We collected $35,025.60 for rentals, incidentals and service charges in March. This amount represents 28% of our 2005 goal (325,172.00) with an increase of $24,278.36 over 2004 YTD collections. Sales for March 2005 compared to March 2004 represents a 35 % decrease. (This decrease is due largely to the U of A contracting for only one major fundraiser event in 2005 and Governors Conference in 2004). Marketing, Sales & Public Relations: • ❑ Town Center will begin the small business seminars with the first one April 20th — Beds & Blooms — guest speakers will be Dr. Klingaman, U of A Horticulture Department and Kathy Bass, Ozark Botanical Garden. ❑ Town Center provided parking for a four day McClinton Anchor Meeting at Center for Continuing Education. ❑ Jamey participated in ,the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive with great results. ❑ Jamey attend the Arkansas Music Pavilion Launch Reception at Walton Arts Center Event List: • Blockbuster Awards Banquet a Foster Wedding & Reception • Fletcher Military Retirement Reception a Martin/Hathorn Wedding Reception • UofA Turkey Federation Banquet 0 Chanthasen Wedding Reception • Abundant Life Meeting . Niehuef Wedding Reception • Junior Civic League Gala Ball . Puryear/Roberts Wedding & Reception • Skotch Wedding Reception . Arkansas Music Pavilion Meeting • Ozark Natural Foods Annual Meeting . Process Dynamics Annual Meeting • Twin Rivers Seminar • w' • March 18, 2005 Mr. Blair Johanson Johanson Consulting 2928 McKee Circle Fayetteville, AR 72703 Dear Mr. Johanson: We wish to engage your services to evaluate a compensation benchmark for the Executive Director of the Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission. Below are measurables and responsibilities for the position: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 1 . Senior management position, with 10 years experience 2. Bachelor's degree or higher from accredited college 3. Skill in people management 4. Hires, fires, directs and supervises employees (9 employees) 5. Budgeting knowledge - responsible for fiscal management of commission, convention and visitor's bureau, and Town Center. 6. Advertising and public relations knowledge — creates and coordinates advertising efforts and directs public relations efforts in the community 7. Responsible for designing and implementation of tourism marketing plan • 8. Supervision of Town Center convention facility and Convention Visitor Bureau. Skills and abilities: Accounting principals, good verbal and written communication skills, computer and program skills, good organizational skills, problem solving and analytical ability, interpersonal skills, knowledge of modem office practices and procedures. Attached is a list of Advertising and Promotion Commissions within the state of Arkansas and contact information for each. (Arkansas is the only state that has advertising and promotion commissions.) The City of Fayetteville uses 18-20 cities (based on university communities, same populations, same characteristics) to do their market surveys. Those are attached also. Would it be possible to have this information before our next meeting on April 11 ? Sincerely, Pat Gazzola Chairman, Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission (office 521 -7008) (cell 841 -0938) Catfish Hole 4127 W. 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LLUxSxmm000xpwO (nm (n .- > � • City of Fayetteville Wage Survey City Name State Abilene Texas Manhattan Kansas Broken Arrow Oklahoma Midland Texas Bryan Texas Norman Oklahoma Clarksville Tennessee North Little Rock Arkansas Cleveland Tennessee Odessa Texas College Station Texas San Angelo Texas Columbia Missouri Sherman Texas Denton Texas Springdale Arkansas Fort Smith Arkansas Springfield Missouri Jefferson City Missouri Temple Texas Jonesboro Arkansas Texarkana Texas Joplin Missouri Topeka Kansas Killeen Texas Tyler Texas Kingsport Texas Waco Texas Lawrence Kansas West Des Moines Iowa Longview Texas Wichita Falls Texas • • i I • ADVERTISING & PROMOTION COMMISSION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SALARY SURVEY REPORT ICONFIDENTIAL APRIL, 2005 �• PRESENTED TO: PAT GAZZOLA, CHAIRMAN FAYETTEVILLE ADVERTISING & PROMOTION COMMISSION PRESENTED BY: BLAIR JOHANSON K B. FINK JOHANSON GROUP r 2928 MCKEE CIRCLE, SUITE 123 .> FAYETfEVILLE, ARKANSAs Ap 479.521 .2697 A. 479.521 .5453 .x. Advertising & Promotion Commission Executive Director Salary Survey Data Resources April 2005 ■ Bentonville Advertising & Promotion Commission ■ Eureka Springs Advertising & Promotion Commission Fort Smith Advertising & Promotion Commission ■ Hot Springs Advertising & Promotion Commission ■ Little Rock Advertising & Promotion Commission ■ North Little Rock Advertising & Promotion Commission ■ M Pine Bluff Advertising & Promotion Commission 1 1 1 Non-weighted Average $ 761638 Weighted Average $ 60,075 High Salary - Non-weighted * $ 1351000 High Salary - Weighted $ 67,500 Low Salary - Non-weighted $ 42, 848 Participants: Bentonville A & P Eureka Springs A & P Fort Smith A & P Hot Springs A & P Little Rock A & P North Little Rock A & P Pine Bluff A & P The Director's in the two highest salaried positions are responsible for budgets in excess of $7 million. They also oversee the management of multiple facilities and more than 100 employees.