QUALCOMM STADIUM CASH FLOWS
   
  LITIGATION   CONTRACT UNTIL 2020   PROPOSED
  Scenario A Scenario B Scenario C
Rent ('04 - '06) $ 20,230,997 $ 20,230,997 $ 6,000,000
Rent ('07 - '08) $ - $ - $ 4,000,000
Rent (last 13 yrs) $ - $ 122,206,032 $ -
Ticket Guarantee $ (75,000,000) $ (21,662,861) $ -
Ongoing maintenance $ (9,272,700) $ (65,284,763) $ (15,927,407)
Deferred maintenance $ - $ (50,000,000) $ -
Operation Qualcomm $ (12,363,600) $ (87,046,351) $ (21,236,543)
City Bond Payments $ (138,506,908) $ (138,506,908) $ (28,856,383)
Litigation Costs $ (8,000,000) $ (4,000,000) $ -
Other $     $     $  
Total $ (222,912,211) $ (224,063,854) $ (56,020,333)
              Remember- this is a "proposed" 'solution as it assumes the 'Chargers payoff the Bonds if they exit at end of 2008 season
 
 
 
 
                 

1.) "Q" operating expenses estimated at $4,000,000 in 2004

2.) Stadium was rennovated in 1997. According to the task force, the stadium currently has $50,000 in deferred maintenance equating to approximately $6,250,000/year (over 8 years). The above assumes a very conservative estimate of $3,000,000 per year increasing at a 3% CPI rate each year thereafter.

3.) The $122,000,000 in rents (last 13 years) is to satisfy the critics. A more realistic estimate is closer to $90,000,000. It should be noted that the rental stream also assumes a 3% annual increase for CPI. This could aslo be reduced dramatically if the team doesn't perform well.

4.) Litigation costs in scenario "B" are $1,000,000 for each remaining trigger option.

5.) An annual CPI rate of 3.0% was applied on future revenue and expenses.

6.) The analsis assumes $0 maintenance costs and $0

7.) 2004 rents were based on the average of the prior 4 years increasing annually thereafter by 3% (for CPI)