the nuts and bolts - and dollars - behind the bomber commitment to the stadium deal - led message board

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Total cost: $190 million bomber is needed to get $85 million in funding plus interest at 44-
Annual loans from the province. The loan—
The club is paying off its debts with interest of about $4 million a year.
The first four years are free, and the next 40 years are free at a fixed provincial borrowing rate. —
The group will set up an operating reserve fund of $5 million and a working capital fund of $2 million to $3 million. —
If the club does not meet the requirements in loans for several consecutive years, the province has the right to hire a sports consultant to study their business plans.
Four key components, which are expected to generate revenues of more than $1 million per year: naming rights for level 1 and Level 2 stadiums;
The attendance rate of corporate suites and senior seats increased by 2,000 and parking 5,000 vehicles;
Facilities cost $6 in 2012 (
It is currently $2 and is set to $3. 50 in 2011);
Recover the entertainment tax currently paid to the city to repay the debts of the hotel Stadium Canada.
Other sources of income
The bomber will continue to work with the real North Sports and entertainment company at the concert and will budget $300,000 a year from this partnership project.
There were four activities last year (
Bring $700,000)
The U2 concert, scheduled for 2011 alone, will enable the club to meet its forecast. —
Bombers will not charge a management fee for running the facility, but will rent there-free. —
In the winter, an inflatable bubble will appear on the venue of the game, which can be used by indoor football and other sports teams. —
More Concessions
Bomber/Bison shop on site, electronic message board and others
On-site sign business opportunitiesNotable—
BBB Stadium
The name of the company that will oversee this day is-to-
Daily development and construction of the stadium.
Ossama AbouZeid, senior building supervisor, will leave the bomber board to become the project manager. —
Another board member, Jeff Thompson, will abandon his position as Chief transition officer responsible for finding and maximizing revenue in new buildings. —
The two vacant positions of the board of directors will be filled by individuals recommended by the city and the province. —
David Asper, who helped start the wheels at the new stadium, was given the opportunity to join the bomber board. —
Bombers, cities and University of Manitoba will be held once
A third stake in the new stadium. —
In the process of loan agreement-44 years —
The issue of private ownership will not be discussed. Opening Date:—
In June 2012, it had all the fancy features of the original design. —