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REGULAR COUNCIL TO: Mayor & Council DATE: April 13, 2015 FROM: General Manager, Parks, Recreation and Culture

General Manager, Finance & Technology FILE: 1850-01

SUBJECT: Sport Tourism Grant Program

RECOMMENDATION The Parks, Recreation and Culture Department and the Finance and Technology Department recommend that Council approve a Sport Tourism Grant Program as generally described in this report. INTENT The purpose of this report is to seek endorsement of a Sport Tourism Grant Program that will be utilized to evaluate requests from community groups for financial support for sport tourism events. The proposed Program is attached as Appendix I. BACKGROUND Council adopted a Sport Tourism Strategy in 2013. The Strategy was developed to advance Surrey as a leader in the Sport Tourism industry and thereby maximize both economic benefits and sport development opportunities for the residents and businesses in Surrey. The Sport Tourism Strategy is attached as Appendix II. In partnership with Tourism Surrey, the City established the brand “Sport Surrey – Ahead of the Game” to advance the City’s Sport Tourism Strategy. Events are considered “Sport Tourism” when participants and spectators are travelling more than 80kms to an event and are staying overnight. By having groups travel and stay in Surrey, numerous economic benefits are experienced by local business which assists in supporting the tax base within the City. In 2013, there were 16,756 room nights booked in Surrey that were directly attributed to sporting events hosted in the City. A specific example of the economic benefits of hosting an event can be demonstrated by the CCAA Women’s Soccer National Champions hosted by Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) in 2013. Sport Surrey in partnership with Destination British Columbia and the Canadian Sport Tourism alliance conducted an economic evaluation of the event. The report indicated that the event generated $219,048 in Federal, Provincial and Municipal taxes and $962,874 in industry output.

- 2 - The Council Initiatives Fund has been used to support various sport hosting initiatives. Since 2009, a total of $162,240 has been provided to various groups for Sport Tourism related events from Council Initiatives. Each event has been brought forward for Council consideration; funds awarded have ranged from $1,000 to $32,500 for single events. There has been a range of 3-6 events brought forward to Council each year. As the pressure on Council Initiative Funds has increased and the City continues to advance the Sport Tourism Strategy, staff is recommending a more formalized process be adopted to evaluate and manage requests. DISCUSSION The most common request from community groups is for facility rental costs for their tournaments. Staff recommends that each event be evaluated and provided a percentage of their facility rental costs or requests, based on the “Guidelines for Grant Priorities” outlined in the Program attached as Appendix I. The Guidelines include evaluation of the magnitude of the event, number of room nights generated, level of play in tournament, advancement of Surrey’s profile, how residents will be impacted and the history of the organizations administration and management.

The Program includes the following guidelines based on the level of the event.

% of Rental fee or Request

Maximum amount

Provincial 25% $3,000

Western Canada 50% $4,000

National 100% $5,000

International 100% $5,000

Major National and International events with a significant bid/funding commitment and economic impact, will be presented to Council for consideration through the annual operating budget. These bids are often submitted years in advance allowing for the opportunity to request financial commitment through the City’s annual budgeting process (. i.e. BC Summer Games, 55+ Games, Swim Canada Nationals, 2016 International Softball Federation Women World Softball Championships, etc.) Once the Program has been approved, staff will develop an application form and evaluation report to be used to collect appropriate information for each event. FUNDING Staff recommends that the funding of the Sport Tourism Grants be established as part of the annual budget process. In the 2016 budget process, staff recommends that Council consider establishing a $50,000 Sport Hosting Grant Fund. For the remainder of 2015, requests will continue to be brought forward to the Finance Committee requesting funding support from Council Initiatives.

- 3 - SUSTAINABILITY CONSIDERATIONS The recommendations of this report are consistent with the objectives of the City’s Sustainability Charter; more particularly, the following action items of the Charter:

EC2: The City will support and encourage community economic development; SC12: The City will encourage and facilitate volunteerism and participation in community activities.

CONCLUSION Based on the above discussion, it is recommended that Council approve the Sport Tourism Grant Program that will be utilized to evaluate requests from community groups for sport hosting grants as generally described in this report. Laurie Cavan Vivienne Wilke, CGA General Manager General Manager Parks, Recreation and Culture Finance and Technology Appendix I – Sport Tourism Grant Program Appendix II - Sport Tourism Strategy j:\park-rec\wpcentre\corprpts\2015\policy on sport tourism grants 1.docx

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Appendix I

PROGRAM FOR SPORT TOURISM GRANT

1. Funding will be considered to support Sport Tourism events being held in the City of

Surrey. Events must take place within City of Surrey with participants staying in local accommodation.

2. Grants are intended to offset the cost of Facility rentals for the purposes of the Sport Tourism event. Grants will not be provided to cover deficits or on-going operating costs. Funds will be Events/tournaments will be funded within the following guidelines.

% of Rental fee or Request

Maximum amount

Provincial 25% $3,000

Western Canada 50% $4,000

National 100% $5,000

International 100% $5,000

Where a grant is awarded, 80% of the grant amount will be forwarded to the applicant once Council has approved the grant. The remaining 20% will be forwarded to the applicant upon receipt by the City of a final report from the applicant that demonstrates that the initiative for which the grant was awarded has been fully and properly completed.

Major National and International events with a significant bid/funding commitment and economic impact will be presented to Council for consideration through the annual operating budget, i.e., BC Summer Games, 55+ Games, Swim Canada Nationals etc.

3. Requests for grants will be considered two times per year, in January and June. The completed application must be submitted no later than January 31 or June 30th. Requests received in between these times may be considered for funding if the requirement for the grant was not reasonably foreseeable prior to January 31 or June 30th and the requirement for funding is critical to the implementation of the organization's event.

4. Criteria for Grant Eligibility:

(a) The Sporting Event must be sanctioned by the governing body of the sport; (b) Sport Event must be at the provincial, western Canadian, national or international

level; (c) Event must be within the City of Surrey and be sponsored by local organizations,

or having direct local economic impact, e.g., Surrey room night counts; (d) Completed application form including budget information; (e) More favorable consideration may be given to sport events that are outside main

tourism season and are held mid- week. Events for one day will be considered, however, events taking place over two or more consecutive days will be given higher priority;

(f) Request must be made in advance of the event (no retro-active requests);

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(g) The organization shall show evidence that it has fully explored all other viable sources of financial support;

(h) The organization must submit an evaluation of the use of the grant within 30 days of event completion, this will initiate the final payment of the grants funds;

(i) The organization must not view the grant as an automatic ongoing source of funding.

GUIDELINES FOR GRANT PRIORITIES

The following factors will be used to determine priorities for allocating grants to eligible applicants:

1. The magnitude of event: how many days, number of room nights, what age group, type of

sport, number of out of town visitors, cost of facility rental, level of competition etc.

2. Does the event advance Surrey’s profile as a Sport Hosting City or diversify the hosting portfolio?

What is the level of the event?

Has the event been held before?

Are the similar events happening this year?

Does the event showcase existing City of Surrey facilities?

Is there media exposure?

3. How will Surrey residents be impacted by the hosting of this event?

Is there community support?

How much facility use/schedule disruption?

Are there spectator opportunities for Surrey residents?

Are there volunteer opportunities for Surrey residents?

4. The quality and history of the organization's administration and management:

Is the organization well-known to Surrey residents for their service

What are the overall financial conditions of the event?

Will the lack of City funding result in the cancellation of the event?

Have all other funding options been investigated?

5. The appropriateness, effectiveness, and quality of delivery of the event:

How well will it be organized?

Will there be coordination with other organizations, which might be interested or affected?

Has the organization previously demonstrated success with a similar undertaking?

PROCEDURE FOR PROCESSING GRANT REQUESTS

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prescribed form, not later than 4:30 p.m., January 31st or June 30th in order to be considered for funding.

2. A Sport Tourism Grant Committee, consisting of a staff representative from Finance, Parks Recreation and Culture, Economic Development and Sport Surrey, will review all grant applications to ensure completeness and to ensure grant eligibility as specified by the program.

3. The Sport Tourism Grant Committee will (after consultation as they deem necessary with the grant applicants) submit to the Finance Committee of Council, a list of all grant applications along with recommended grant amounts.

4. The Finance Committee of Council will review the recommendations of the Sport Tourism Grant Committee, and may request additional information or request to hear delegations. The Finance Committee will then submit a list of recommended grant amounts to Council for their review and for the necessary approval. The approved grants shall be subject to final confirmation by Council after all appeals have been dealt with.

5. The Manager of Support Services shall notify all applicants, of Council's initial decision, and shall advise them of the Appeal Procedure. Applicants shall be advised that grant amounts are subject to final confirmation by Council after all appeals have been dealt with.

6. The Sport Tourism Grant Committee shall be responsible for ensuring that all organizations that are approved for a grant, submit an evaluation report on the use of the grant funds prior to remaining 20% of funds being released.

PROCEDURE FOR GRANT APPEALS

Appeals of Council's decisions will be considered only in instances where additional grant funds are required to prevent unforeseen circumstances which could result in employee lay-offs or threaten the financial well-being or implementation of the organization’s event, or where significant new information will be presented which was not available during the grants review process.

Organizations must notify the Manager of Support Services in writing, within 14 days from the date that the grant notifications were mailed, that they wish to appeal Council's decision. The grant applicants must give a clear explanation of why they feel they qualify for an appeal. The appeal request will be presented to Council for a decision on whether the appeal will be considered, and the applicant shall be notified accordingly.

If the appeal is not successful, that organization may not reapply for funding of the same service in the same funding year.

PROCEDURE FOR PROCESSING LATE GRANT APPLICATIONS

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(a) If the requirement for grant funds was not reasonably foreseeable prior to January 31st or June 30th, and if the requirement for immediate funding is critical to the implementation of the organization’s event, then the Sport Tourism Grant Committee may refer the application to Council along with a recommended grant amount.

(b) If the Sport Tourism Grant Committee believes that the grant application does not qualify for consideration, then the Committee shall advise the grant applicant in writing that they do not qualify for consideration, but that they may reapply by January 31st or June 30th the following year. The applicant shall be advised that they may appeal this action of the Committee by requesting the Manager of Support Services in writing to refer their application directly to Council, and by explaining why they should receive special late consideration for a grant. The appeal will be forwarded to Council for consideration, along with a recommendation from the Sport Tourism Grant Committee.

PROCEDURE FOR SETTING A GLOBAL GRANTS BUDGET

Prior to September 30th of each year, the Sport Tourism Grant Committee shall review the present year's budget, consult with larger ongoing grant recipients as necessary, and then submit a recommended global grants budget to the City Manager. The City Manager shall review the recommendation, and include a Global Grants Budget amount in the preparation of the Annual Financial Plan.

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Appendix II

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D1ar:neWatts

Message fr:::>m the Mayor

Sport TouriSm is one of the fastest grow1ng segments of Canada's tourism :ndustry whiCh

provdes both social and economc benefits. The City of Surrey has hosted numerous

local and l()tematonal events and tournaments. and 1S committed to enhanc1ng the sport

opportun·lies ava able 1n our City.

Through the Buld Surrey Program we are continuing to bui!d new world-class recreation

facllrtes and sporting felds to help pos1t1on Surrey as a leader lf1 sport hosing and a preferred destination for local and International events.

S·ncerey,

Dianne L. Watts, Mayor

1\t1P.~<'1ge 'ror1 t'le Chq:r

Through the Surrey Sport Tour•sm Strategy w we work wth our partners 1n the 1ndustry

and engage our youth to ensure we cont,nue to attract s1gnf.cant sport1ng events to Surrey

We Wl:. create :nnovatiVe :n1t:atves and bud new lac: .t1es wh1ch Wl attract addtona1 events

and contnbute to the overal deve opment of sport and phys ca ftness n our c.ty

Sncere1y

Counc or unda Hepner Char of the Parks, Recrealion & Sport Tour sm Commttee

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The Surrey Sport Tourism strategy has been developed to advance the City of Surrey as a leader in the Sport Tourism industry, maximizing both economic benefits and sport development opportunities.

The Strategy will establish Surrey as a premier sport tourism destination in the Pacific Northwest and Canada while balancing community needs with sport tourism development.

4 I SPORT SURREY TOURISM

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The strategy w1ll be Implemented by:

0 Working close'y wth our community partners to be an advocate for the development of sport hostng 1n the Cty of Surrey.

o ActNey seeking out bd opportunt1es to host provinc a' nat onal and nternat onal sport~ng events.

o Focuss ng host.ng opportun1t1es on the un que phys·ca and geographica' assets .n Surrey, tak ng full advantage of our ex•st ng assets.

o St..pportng event organizers from bd stage to p1annng stage of their event through Sport Surrey, and provde exceptional customer se'VIce to part1c1pants, spectators and the sport tourism commun1ty

0 Acvocat ng for bigger and better sport faCilities beneftt ng both residents and sport tourism.

o mo.ement•ng the Bu 'd Surrey Program to de' ver sport fac1ites that provde more host1ng opportun<tieS.

o Reinvesting a sign f cant port'on of funds generated by sport tounsm to support sport development.

0 Establishing strong re1at1onsh ps and support local sport organzat ons particularly youth sport.

o Tracking and eva uating the resuns of hosting mapr sport tounsm events.

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Sport Surrey has been jointly developed by the City of Surrey and Tourism Surrey to be a central resource to assist in advancing bid submissions and to support tournament organizers to ensure a successful event

Some examples of high calibre sporting events that have been hosted in Surrey include:

0 2012 BC Summer Games

0 2012 Surrey lnternat,onat Ward Mus1c Marathon

o Canad an Open Fastp,tch nternat,ona Tournament

0 Canadtan Open Water Polo Tournament

o Canada Cup nternat,ona' F e'd Hockey Tournaments

o Hargoblfld Internal ana Wrest,,ng Champ,onshtps

0 Canada Cup nternat,onal Fastp,tch Tournaments

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Upcoming Initiatives

MARKETING Cont,nue to pos.t,on Surrey as a preferred ·ocat1on and prerr1 er sport host for ex st.ng events and targeted reg.onal, prov.nc'a and natonal events

Launch new Sport Surrey webs;te 1n 2013;

Build on Sport Surrey- Ahead of the Game Brand1ng;

ldenlify opportunt.es w1h target ng market•'lg wth the focus to attract sports unque to Surrey eg. Kabadd . Cncket;

Targeted marketng to 1dentlfed sports such as soccer, fed hockey, sledge hockey w1th our world c ass lac. t es to host these sport tournaments;

Market the 2 new Aquat1c Centres as host destnat1ons for tournaments 1n 2013/14 w1th the target to host 6 to 8 competitions and tournaments n 2015.

Partcpate n the annua' Canadian Sport Toursrr1 Assocat,on's Natl008 Congress in 2013- 2015

Promote our lac t es and seek out tran1ng opportun,t•es ·ead ng up to the 2016

SummerOympcs;

Build FAM tours wrth Tounsm Surrey for targeted NSO's to he p support future

nat anal and 1ntemat1ona b ds. and

Seek out Prov nc aVNat,ona' sport,ng organ zatons to 'ocate the.r admn,stratiVe headquarters n Surrey for potent a tran,ng and event opportunt.es.

8 I CITY OF SuRREY - SPORT SURREY TOURISM STRATEGY FEBRUARY 2013

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HOSTING Bu ld on the success of host1ng the 2012 BC Summer Games

Host the 8C Open nV1tat1onal Water Po'o Champ,onsh,ps n ~anuary 2013 and support BC Water Po'o Association's goa· to showcase Surrey's faCII1t•es for future ma.or toumament opportun1t1es;

Prepare t'le b1d to host the 2016 Women's Word Fastprtch Champ,onshp at Softba City as the successfu1 Canad,an c.ty seected to submt a b1d;

Host the AA Prov nc,al Champ1onshps at the Surrey Sport & ~e,sure Complex 'n February 2013;

Host the Wh tecaps FC College Showcase n March 2013

Host the 2013 CCAA (Canad1an Collegate Athetc Assocat1on) Women's Soccer Nationals November 5th to November 9th at Newton Athletic Park

Build on the success of the Surrey World Mus1c Marathon and grow the partiCipation by 30-50% n 2013, 20-40% 1n 2014 & 15-20% 1n 2015;

Host the i.J-18 Soccer National Club Champ•onsh,ps in

Imp ement sport education grant program from Legacy for local sport organizations 1n 201

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CAPITAL INVESTMENT 1n1t1ate the long term pannng for stad urn deveopment .n Surrey durrg 2013/14;

Add a 4th sheet of ce at the Surrey Sport & Leisure Cornp ex 1n 2015 to create add t ona host rg opportun<t.es for sledge and ce hockey toumaments ,n add t1on to meet1ng commun.ty needs;

Work w1th the proponent to advance the development appl cat on for a pnvately operated tenn1s fac l1ty on c1ty-owned lands - 6 outdoor, 4 1ndoor courts

Through the Build Surrey Program, beg.n construct on of 2 new 50-meter ccmpet1ton pools n South Surrey and Guildford with ccmp.et1on 'n Fall2014;

Strategically enhance new and exstlflg parks and fao .tes to support tournament host1ng eg. construction of the West Newton Crcket Park, 2 new grass fieds and a crcket ptch at Newton Athletic Park, beach vo .eyba ccurts n Fraser He1ghts and plann<ng for additional artificial turf fields in C overda;e and South Surrey and

Increase our mobile bleacher inventory n 2013/14 to provde more spectator

seating capacity

ACTIVITY & PERFORMANCE MEASURES Target 5% 1ncrease 1n generatng hote: room n1ghts .n 2013, 5% 1n 2014 5% n 2015;

Streamline the track1ng system for room n<ghts assoc1ated With sport.ng events 1n 2013;

Leam and test Sport Tounsm Econom c Impact Model (STEAM) as a standard post event report ng and anatys.s, nccrporat•ng event performance 1nd ca:ors,

vstor metres and econornc benefts

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Fleetwood Park 15802 · EK>A\'GI'k.le

H}orth Road Partt "0275 148 Street

Uonel CourcMne Partt 9900 · 15! Slrw

Newton Athletic: Park 7395128Sir8et

North Surrey ConwnunttyPant 15848 · Q7AA........a

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8eY Creel ' P.Y'ot 'Sa l'l'lUO. spot~ hi! $ t'()tr!e \0 "'*1'f lfaek WICJ f.OS ....-~s relay~ IOO:ba' ga-nes en:1 SOC..C.. The~nasorQ'I'e;oCiyl\4r'!l~S<.Chastne~IF~ ....

(Jl Oa"'"'"d Slo·PtCh Oe:;ot\a".()fl fac::Ny ThG pP has rosted "*"! 10l.ri'WT1eots =u;.'1 as SPN P!t~Ytloa!i ~ Pl'ow"lc:ia OuMt:n & Mo:son 1\bonas

Ths PIWk •:i L:Sed'" con.uct.on With Ole tw cNwoonos at 8olvar ~ r..eon-roodai.I'IQ a \'Br.fJty ol r.pece' events sudl as SPN Prowlo:.ra·.s sPN Prov:nc. Oua'le-s & ~"(t'jOO Na!JOI"'a.S

The s.tl 0: &.mrls fist 2J1Ic:laiiU"' foo:tnJ W1. m Wot has welcorr.ed a iong IQ ri cc:mpelAN8 spcns ....ef'1!i ~ softtnJ bBslba1 W soccer lf1d..dng beng oart oC 11e «nJa: ~ Clnldar1 C;:lM F~c.., H.,..et* C.~p

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~ P(lOO 08f11.•s tre t-orr.e p.Y'ot for G.JidlvrO A:h'eLc Sxcer aro /'IbM 5ufTey IYirnr Fas;.~:ch W~h 2 see by Slde syn~'liJtc lurf f,e'c:; en::l-l baJ d~S the PtJk •S caoaoe of hc!.Lng both recrte10"18111"Cl COITIPIUY& r.occet .vd la:;tp.teh s;:leC6

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The CAys ottv 11 l8gl/a'h't $.Zed ~..-&e<l corno.e• ~ ... .on A:hiMc Pad!: s c:es.g'l8d to n"M the lrlflng ln:lta.rn.:Yn81"11 I'OS1 ~of 1JI'V hgtl c:.alb"e !iOCCer fY cnciQt: event The DM< he'S ~ted ~s pov.nc.a ,.:ow a"'d l"llematena ooccer MWUs r.::.u:fng tt-.e 2006 CMade'l Senor Socce- N310"la'S

tJx;ated ne-..:110 North SU'ley Secordwy lh:.S pa'o< plays host "' "*"Y hgl sd'ool evenc~ :;u:.h a~ scccw g<rrr.: a'\:l L'r..k IW"d f<lid Tho""",_,_, used bv""' gonn ~

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Sottoat C1y IS a spat soeck \'9f'lllt con~~tng c:J loot ctwnp'On$i\op catre ba'"..eballsot:bal dlafT'(Jirdo:: SJTQVIdong a 120 seat My k:WlSed r&Sltktwt \',llh a 200 seal outOOOr PliiiO A.'V'Ut'ly tlt'sts I he Scol<lltlMk canodan Open F.os:pJch FltemaiO"Ial Champcnshp a nlftmat.or'l8iyrero::nec:l~sfoo;tp.:chioomamer.t A<JJ/'v::lsttd rumerou~ proyn:!altm nat0\l!IC:ll..rn8mal'is ;nc.u:jl'l9 '."'e Mens ns \\tlmen s $() p.~cn Nolore'S

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"""" &T,.,.sds Park s tne rome par' I(~ lhe Soulh &xn!yh""a Rxit Mnor 5000011 Assoui!.O"' At:ng w:h tost.og rvr.erous ~ ~ ~ ~"'T''arr.er1 au~ IS Mso coros~ on-. ATnMC'Anda c~ rrt.wr..ll(lrlllwon-..... ·s Fr..:p.tch T"""'""*'

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Bring your sporting event to Surrey!

0 Numerous outstand.ng compet1t1on fac 1ties and sport fieds.

o Affordable accommodat1on

and d n1ng opt1ons

0 Oed cated team to facilitate event coord1nat on.

0 Proven host.ng exper1ence.

0 Database of skiled vo1unteers.

o Surrey's d verse community we1comes

al cultures.

contact:

Sport Surrey

730 176 Street,

Surrey, BC V3S 9S6

nfc@sportsurrey.com

WWVJ.sportsurrey.com

604.531.6646

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