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DEVELOPMENT COSTS | £000²õ |
Construction costs | Ìý |
Planning applications and site surveys - 2% of construction cost | 460 |
ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø costs | 20 475 |
External works including pitch, floodlights, fencing, etc | 2 375 |
Loose furniture, furnishings and equipment | 700 |
Professional fees - 10% | 2 400 |
Finance costs @ 10% per annum based on 50% of the constrction period | 1 990 |
Total | 28 400 |
Site purchase | Ìý |
Site | 1 000 |
Acquisition costs and fees - 5% | 50 |
Finance costs @ 10% per annum | 210 |
Total | 1 260 |
INCOME APPRAISAL | Ìý |
Capital receipts | Ìý |
Sale of previous inner-city site | 13 000 |
Grant from the Football Trust, etc | 3 000 |
Sponsorship deals, donations, etc | 4 000 |
Total | 20 000 |
Gross revenue - years one to 10 | Ìý |
(based on 10 years' income with 5% annual inflation) | Ìý |
Ticket sales - based on average premier league attendance of 20 000 spectators per match: | Ìý |
- weekly 15 000 @ £10 | 37 000 |
- season 4 000 @ £300 | 15 100 |
Bond sales of seats 1000 @ £2 300 | 3 750 |
30 nr boxes x 50% @ £10 000 per annum | 1 880 |
Bar food and drink | 8 000 |
Merchandising | 9 000 |
Banqueting and conferencing | 6 280 |
Concessions 320m2 @ £86/m2 per annum | 340 |
Car parking 1000 spaces @ £1.50 x 20 x 2 (for ancillary) | 750 |
Ancillary multi-use facilities | 1 400 |
TV rights | 5 000 |
Total | 88 500 |
Operating costs - years one to 10 | Ìý |
(based on 10 years @ 5% inflation) | Ìý |
Assuming current operating costs of £5.5m per year | 69 000 |
Net operating profit | Ìý |
Gross revenue less operating costs for 10 year | 19 500 |
Equivalent net present values using discount factors of 15% to 12% | 9 260 - 10 540 |
Equivalent average net value per annum | 10 000 |
DEVELOPMENT YIELD (RATE OF RETURN) | Ìý |
(excluding depreciation and interest payments etc) | Ìý |
Development yield = net operating profit ÷ development costs less capital receipts | Ìý |
£1 000 000 ÷ (29 660 000 - 20 000 000) = 10.35% return | Ìý |
This is a simple, hypothetical example of how to compare capital and operating costs with income on a 10-year basis assuming a move away from a city centre to city outskirts. |
Guide to roof types for various stand sized | ||
Stand length (m) | Stand width (m) | Recommended roof design |
110 | 22 | Cantilever |
(typical side stand) | 33 | Either |
50 | King truss | |
70 | 14 | Cantilever |
(typical end stand) | 21 | Either |
31 | King truss |
Weight and cost of steelwork on five recently-built stands | ||
Scheme | Roof structure | Roof width (m) |
1 | King truss | 37 |
2 | King truss | 37 |
3 | King truss | 57 |
4 | Cantilever | 29 |
5 | Cantilever | 40 |
TYPICAL DESIGN CRITERIA FOR UK STADIA | |
Playing surface | 100-110m long x 98-75m wide |
Grass verge | 1.5m minimum from pitch |
Surrounding space (typical) | 3-6m from touch and goal lines |
Advertising boards | 670mm high |
Moats (if applicable) | 2.5m wide x 2.1-2.5m deep |
%22C%22 Value | Sightlines over spectator heads to nearest edge of pitch varies between 60 and 150mm; recommended minimum 60mm |
Standing terraces (if applicable) | 380mm wide; typically 300mm maximum rise (but rise depends on %22C%22 value); based on 4.7 persons/m2 |
Seating terraces | 760-800mm side; typically 300-500 mm rise (but depends on %22C%22 value); based on 2-3 persons/m2 |
Seating standards | 28 seats (maximum) per row; tip-up seats minimum 460mm wide x 610mm deep (without arms), minimum 400mm clearance in front of seats |
Fire rating for terraces | Depends on fire officer's requirements; generally from 0-1 hour under terracing depending on stand/stadia configuration |
Rake of terrace | 34° (maximum) |
Railings | 1.1m high (minimum) |
Vomitory stairs | Staircases leading from concourse into the middle of terraces or balconies are generally 1.1m minimum width -often double width |
Turnstiles | 1/660 people (minimu of 6) |
Security fences/barriers | Refer to the Green guide; loading requirement may be as high as 5N/m2 |
Public toilet accommodation (lower than BS6465 Pt1) (assuming 80% male to 20% female) | Sex |
Ìý | Male |
Ìý | Female |
Ìý | * minimum of 2 |
Pitch lighting mimimum average lux/uniformity | Uniformity is the factor applied to an average illuminant level to arrive at the minimum permitted illumination, ie 500 lux x 0.6 = 300 lux minimum. For TV lighting, due to the fact that cameras do not react as quickly as the human eye, alternative factors are applied from measured maximum levels for both horizontal and vertical illumination |
Ìý | Ìý |
- Club | 200-500 lux/0.6 |
- National | 600-1200 lux/0.7 |
- National TV | 1400-1600 lux/0.5 horizontally; 0.4 vertically |
Car parking provision | Varies from nothing to 20-25m2/car space/10-15 spectators |
Regional factors | |
All costs in this article are based on a scheme in the South-east and should be adjusted by the following location factors for schemes in other regions: | |
Region | Factor |
Inner London | 1.12 |
Outer London | 1.06 |
East Anglia | 0.98 |
East Midlands | 0.96 |
Northern | 0.98 |
Northern Ireland | 0.84 |
North-west | 1.02 |
Scotland | 1.04 |
South-east | 1 |
South-west | 0.98 |
Wales | 0.96 |
East Midlands | 0.97 |
Yorkshire and Humberside | 0.98 |
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