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POWER POINTS

CITY COUNCIL

MEETING
MARCH 15, 2022
March 15, 2022
1 City Council Meeting
March 15, 2022
Pledge of Allegiance
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2 Public Comment - Teleconference
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City Council Meeting
March 15, 2022
Presentations
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Employee Recognition
7 US Air Force – Basic Military Training
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5 Basic Military Training Graduation
9 Reunited with Family
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Welcome back Chris!
Thank you for your service
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7 City Council Meeting
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P1 – Acrisure Arena Update
AMERICA’S HOTTEST MUSIC FESTIVAL DESTINATION

IS FINALLY GETTING THE WORLD-CLASS ARENA IT DESERVES
Oak View Group OPENING LATE 2022
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8 WE ARE THE

LARGEST

DEVELOPER OF

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES

IN THEWORLD
2 $4.5 BILLION

C O M M I TT E D S P E N D O N N E W
DEVELOPMENTS OVER THE NEXT ARENA 3 YEARS
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Led by Industry Innovators

TIM LEIWEKE
Leiweke is a seasonal resident of Indian Wells and a leader and veteran in the sports and entertainment industry with over 30 years of experience.

He created many iconic music festivals and has also been part of championship teams in the NBA, NHL, MLS, AHL, and DEL.

IRVING AZOFF
zoff is a seasonal resident of La Quinta who has over 40 years experience n the entertainment industry, and Billboard has named him the most owerful person in the music industry. In 1974, he founded Front Line Management and became the exclusive manager for the likes of the Eagles, eetwood Mac, Travis Scott, Harry Styles, Christina Aguilera, Journey, Bon ovi, and Van Halen. He later became CEO of Ticketmaster, Chairman of ve Nation, and Chairman and CEO of MSG Entertainment.
5 THE RIGHT LEADERSHIP

TO MANIFEST THIS VISION
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10 LEVERAGE A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH

THE POWERHOUSE PARTNER IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY CAPABLE OF DELIVERING THE MOST EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT “Climate change is without a doubt the fight of this
generation’s lives. At OVG, we believe that we, along with the whole live entertainment industry, have a unique opportunity to inspire others to take action on this era-defining issue” – TIM LEIWEKE –
Co-Founder and CEO, Oak View Group
100%
carbon
neutral by
2025
Targeting zero waste Utilizing solar
energy to power the
venue
The Most Progressive, Responsible
and Sustainable Venues in the World
COACHELLA VALLEY ARENA WILL UTILIZE THE REGION’S UNIQUE

RENEWABLE RESOURCES TO STRIVE FOR CARBON NEUTRALITY
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HIGHLY VISIBLE AND

EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM
THE I-10 FREEWAY

LO CATED IN THE

THE COACHELLA

HEART OF
VALLEY.

CONFIDENTIAL: FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY
Adjacent to the Classic Club:
• Roads built for the PGA’s
audiences of 50,000 fans
• Cook St., Varner Road, and
Washington St. were
previously prepared to
handle traffic 4x the size of
our arena
✓ AMPLE SIGNAGE WITH 3 MARQUEES
✓ THREE PARKING ENTRANCES FROM VARNER ROAD
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12 SUITES/ PREMIUM BALCONY
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13 MAIN CONCOURSE
13 MAIN CONCOURSE
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BUNKER CLUB

VIP CLUB
15 COACHELLA VALLEY ARENA HAS BEEN DESIGNED WITH 90% OF SEATING CAPACITY LOCATED IN THE LOWER BOWL – MAXIMIZING SIGHT LINES AND HOW CLOSE OUR FANS ARE TO THE ACTION.

DESIGNED TO CREATE AN INTIMATE

ATMOSPHERE FOR OUR FANS
11,000+

CONCERT CAPACITY
10,000+

HOCKEY CAPACITY
…AND HOCKEY

AN UNFORGETTABLE, INTIMATE
EXPERIENCE FOR CONCERTS…
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15 EVERY SEAT IS A GREAT SEAT
17 TWO ANCHOR TENANTS:

MUSIC & SPORTS
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MADE FOR MUSIC
COACHELLA VALLEY ARENA IS BEING BUILT WITH LIVE TOURING IN MIND.

EVERY DETAIL DESIGNED TO MAKE THE EXPERIENCE SECOND TO NONE. 31 32
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17 PROVEN FAN DESTINATION
The Coachella Valley is a proven destination attracting hundreds of thousands of fans annually for music, film, architecture, and sports.

AN ARTIST OASIS
Like Las Vegas, our location encourages Artists to
simply ONLY do shows from our Arena and not travel
from city to city as a normal tour does.

Benefits to the community are more opportunities to
see your favorite shows and more often.

CREATING A RESIDENCY OASIS IN THE VALLEY

RESIDENCIES
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ARENA INSIDERS!
• Presale Passwords
• Grand Opening Events Announcements
• Discounts & Special Offers
• Construction Updates
• Job Fairs
• Sweepstakes to Win Tickets
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BUILT
FOR
HOCKEY
ACRISURE ARENA IS BEING BUILT WITH SPORTS AT THE FOREFRONT.

OUR AHL HOCKEY TEAM WILL HAVE THE BEST OF THE BEST TRAINING ICE CONFIDENTIAL: FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY
The Firebirds inspiration as a spiritual descendant
of the Kraken — a creature born of myth and
legend — where the Kraken is hidden in the deep
dark ocean below, the Firebird rises out of the
flames of the desert to soar high above.

In this spirit, the Firebirds embody the yang to
the Kraken’s yin, opposites that complete each
other — fire and ice, sea and desert.
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19 Our secondary logo has nine fronds, one
for each city in the Valley, uniting us all
together under one banner.

The primary and secondary Firebirds logos
will be included in special color variants for
friends, family, and neighbors in the
LGBTQIA+ community.

TIMELINE
LATE 2022

ACRISURE ARENA

OPEN FOR

BUSINESS
New Arena
Location
Announcement
Groundbreaking
Ceremony
Firebirds Name
& Logo Revealed
Acrisure Arena &
Logo Unveiled
Firebirds Jersey
Reveal
Topping Out
Ceremony
Substantial
Completion
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20 ACRISURE ARENA

ANNOUNCE VIDEO
Acrisure Arena YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1wzJuvOYdXb1l03WDC03yg

RAISING STEEL
as of January 25, 2022
Live Construction Cam at AcrisureArena.com
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21 FIREBIRDS JERSEY REVEAL
JANUARY 24, 2022

FIREBIRDS JERSEY

REVEAL VIDEO
CV Firebirds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2TnqN1N-q0NjJjeasNmd6w 41 42
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22 STREET HOCKEY
Firebirds Street Hockey Program is designed to:
• Teach the Fundamentals of hockey
• Discipline
• Leadership
Our program can accommodate players with different
skill levels, from beginners to elite.

Partnerships with:
• After School Education and Safety (ASES) program at
Coachella Valley Unified School District
• YMCA
• Desert Recreation District
• Desert Sands Unified School District
• Boys & Girls Club
Retail Store Opened November 15 on El Paseo
Across from the Apple store

GET THE GEAR
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23 Shannon Miller, VP of Branding and Community Relations at [email protected] Arturo Aviles, Community Engagement Manager at [email protected] 45 46
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24 City Council Meeting
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P2 – TALUS Project Update
City of La Quinta – Council Meeting Update March 15, 2022 47 48
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25 Site Overview
Project Status Overview
Montage Hotel and Spa and Guestrooms
 Mylars for Precise Grading Plan Approval – July 2021 – Complete
 Grading & Pad Certification – July 2021 – Complete
 Model Room Construction – Under construction
 FF&E due March 2022
 Underground Utilities – In progress
 Storm Drain, Sewer, and Water Installation – In progress  Building Construction – In progress
 Building Permits for Main Building and Spa – Issued
 Building Permits for Areas I & II  Guestrooms – Issued  Completion – Summer 2023
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26 Project Status
Montage Hotel Vertical Construction
 Foundations – November 2021 – Complete
 Structural Steel Installation – In progress
 Pool Excavations – January 2022 – Complete
 Slab on Grade – December 2021 – Complete
 Framing – In progress
Montage Spa Vertical Construction
 Foundations – November 2021 – Complete
 Structural Steel Installation – February 2022 – Complete  Slab on Grade – December 2021 – Complete
 Framing – In progress
 Site Walls – In progress
Project Status
Model Room Construction
 Framing – Complete
 Window Installation – November 2021 – Complete
 MEP Rough Ins – February 2022 – Complete
 Fire Sprinkler – February 2022 – Complete
 Insulation – February 2022 – Complete
 Drywall – March 2022 – Complete
 Interior Paint – March 2022 – Complete
 Plaster – March 2022 – Complete
 Tile – March 2022 – Complete
 Millwork – March 2022 – Complete
 Finish MEP – In progress
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27 Project Status
Montage Guestrooms Area I
 Footing Excavation – November 2021 – Complete
 Underground Plumbing and Electrical – In progress
 Foundation Installation – In progress
 WRB Installation – In progress
 Slab on Grade – In progress
 Presidential Pools and Spas Excavation, Plumbing, and Gunite – November/December 2021 – Complete
Montage Guestrooms Area II
 Footing Excavation – February 2022 – Complete
 Underground Plumbing and Electrical – In progress
 Foundation Installation – In progress
 WRB Installation – In progress
 Slab on Grade – In progress
Montage Guestrooms Area III
 Footing Excavation – In progress
 Underground Plumbing Trenching – In progress
Progress Photo – Montage Hotel Framing
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28 Progress Photo – Montage Spa Framing
Progress Photo – Montage Guestrooms
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29 Progress Photo – Montage Guestroom Area I Slabs
Project Status Overview
Montage Residences
 Underground Utilities – September 2021 ‐ March 2022
– In progress
 Permits – Issued
 Storm drain materials – Delivered
 CVWD approval – Complete
 Sewer Installation – In progress
 Temporary Power – September 2021 – Installed
 Cart Path Relocation – October 2021 – Complete
 Building Construction – September 2021
 Permits – Issued
 Subcontract issuance – In progress
 Construction – In progress
 Curb & Gutter Construction – April 2022
 Completion Phase 1 – November 2022
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30 Project Status
Montage Residences Construction
 Site Utilities
 Sewer Mainline – In progress
 Phase 1 [Lots 6‐8, 22‐26]
 Under‐Slab Electrical Conduit and Plumbing Installation – December 2021 – Complete  Footing Excavation – December 2021 – Complete
 Foundations and Slab on Grade – January 2022 – Complete  Framing – In progress
 HVAC – In progress
 Rough Plumbing – In progress
 Fireplace Rough In – In progress
Progress Photo – Montage Residences Lots 22‐26
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31 Progress Photo – Montage Residences Lots 6‐8
Project Status Overview
Conference and Shared Services Building
 Mylars for Precise Grading Plan – Approved
 Site Watering – July 2021 – Complete
 Grading & Pad Certification – September 2021 – Complete  Executed GMP Contract with GC – September 2021 – Complete  Building Construction – October 2021
 Permits – October 2021 – Issued
 Completion – Summer 2023
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32 Project Status
Conference and Shared Services Building Construction
 Site Utilities
 Domestic Water – January 2022 – Complete
 Sewer – January 2022 – Complete
 Storm – February 2022 – Complete
 Fire Water – In progress
Project Status
Conference and Shared Services Building Construction
 Shared Services
 Underground Electrical – November 2021 – Complete
 Underground Plumbing – December 2021 – Complete
 Foundation Excavation – January 2022 – Complete
 WRB Installation – In progress
 Structural Steel Installation – In progress
 Framing – In progress
 Conference Center
 Underground Electrical – November 2021 – Complete
 Underground Plumbing – January 2022 – Complete
 Foundation Excavation – January 2022 – Complete
 WRB Installation – In progress
 Structural Steel Installation – In progress
 Framing – In progress
 Meeting Center
 Underground Electrical – November 2021 – Complete
 Underground Plumbing – December 2021 – Complete
 Foundation Excavation – In progress
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33 Progress Photo – Conference and Shared Services Building Project Status Overview
Golf Clubhouse
 Mylars for Precise Grading Plan – Approved
 Site Watering – July 2021 – Complete
 Grading & Pad Certification – September 2021 – Complete  Executed GMP Contract with GC – September 2021 – Complete  Building Construction – October 2021 – In progress
 Permit – October 2021 – Issued
 Completion – October 2022
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34 Project Status
Golf Clubhouse Construction
 Site Utilities – In progress
 Electrical and Plumbing Installation – November 2021 – Complete  Foundations and Slab on Grade – December 2021 – Complete  Structural Steel Installation – December 2021 – Complete  Framing – February 2022 – Complete
 Electrical and Plumbing Rough‐In – In Progress
 Waterproofing – In Progress
 Insulation – In Progress
 Roofing – In Progress
Progress Image – Golf Clubhouse MEP Rough In
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35 Progress Image – Golf Clubhouse
Project Status Overview
Pendry Residences
 Final Map Approval – April 2022 – In progress
 Final Map Recordation – April 2022
 Site Watering – August 2021 – Complete
 Mylars for Precise Grading Plan Approval – In progress  Grading & Pad Certification – October 2021 – Complete  Underground Utilities – May 2022
 Phase 1 Building Construction – Second Quarter 2022
 Phase 1 Completion – Second Quarter 2023
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36 Project Status Overview
Pendry Hotel
 Mylars for Precise Grading Plan – November 2021 – Complete and approved
 Site Watering – July 2021 – Complete
 Grading & Pad Certification– October 2021 – Complete
 Building Construction – September 2022
 Completion – July 2024
Thank you
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P3 – Burrtec Update – Compliance
Efforts with SB 1383 Regulations
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B1 - 2021/22 Mid-Year Budget Report, Adopt Resolution
to add position, Approve Recommended Budget
Adjustments and Designate Reserve Funding Allocations
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39 Mid-Year Report Content
• General Fund, 2 Internal Service Funds, 4 Special
Funds
• Recommended Adjustments
• Revenues $6,416,200
• Expenses $845,290
• Personnel Adjustments and 1 New Position
• General Fund Reserves Review
General Fund Revenues
• Revenues for top 3
sources- stronger than
anticipated
• Increase in building
activity & STVR
compliance
• Continue to monitor
changes
• Updates: 3rd and 4th
Quarter Budget
Reports
Other Funds Adjustment
Library & Museum Fund (202) 1,200 $
SilverRock Resort Fund (601) 30,000
TOTAL 31,200 $
Revenue Description Adjustment
Property Taxes, RPTTF Pass Through 400,000 $
State Sales Taxes 500,000
Measure G Sales Taxes 800,000
TOT- Hotels 1,500,000
TOT- Short-Term Vacation Rentals 2,000,000
Building Permits 540,000
Public Works Permits 330,000
Administrative Citations 315,000
TOTAL REVENUE ADJUSTMENTS 6,385,000 $
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40 General Fund Expenses
• Unanticipated & Fluctuating
• Administrative Expenses
• Building & Park Improvements
• Personnel Adjustments
Expense Description Adjustment
City Clerk 10,000 $
Community Resources 72,300
Marketing 100,000
Design & Development 190,000
Public Works 85,000
Personnel Adjustments 140,000
TOTAL EXPENSE ADJUSTMENTS 597,300 $
Other Fund Adjustments
• Unanticipated repairs and
equipment
• Technology improvements
• Temporary personnel
adjustments
• Contract MOU updates
• Avoid budget shortfalls &
use fund balance when
appropriate
Fund Name Adjustment
Facility & Fleet Replacement Fund-ISF 15,000
Information Technology Fund- ISF 47,000
Gas Tax Fund 50,000
Library and Museum Fund 75,990
SilverRock Resort Fund 30,000
SilverRock Reserve Account 30,000
TOTAL OTHER FUNDS 247,990 $
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41 General Fund Reserves
Reserve Category Current Target Surplus/(Deficit)
Cash Flow Reserve 5,000,000 5,000,000 -
Natural Disaster Reserve 10,000,000 10,000,000 -
Economic Disaster 11,000,000 11,000,000 -
Capital Replacement Reserve 10,000,000 10,000,000 -
Pension Trust Benefits 11,381,922 10,000,000 1,381,922
46,000,000 47,381,922 1,381,922
Unassigned Fund Balance 24,241,566
Unassigned Fund Balance $24,241,256
Dune Palms Bridge project funding ($7,468,061)
Recommended Allocation ($2,000,000)
Unassigned Fund Balance $14,773,505
• 100% Fully funded
reserve categories
• Balances as of 6/30/2021
• Use of Unassigned
reserves to pay down
outstanding pension
obligation
Recommendations
• Adopt Resolution
– Adding 1 position
• Approve Budget Adjustments
• Designate Reserve Funding Allocations
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