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RIPON HIGH
STADIUM PROJECT
RCAF – ABOUT US
  NON-PROFIT: A 100% volunteer-ran non-profit 501(c)3
  organization formed in 2007

  MISSION: To help students, student-athletes, and our
  community reach their athletic and personal potential.

  GOAL: Replace Ripon’s only stadium with a safe, all-
  accessible, state-of-the-art venue to confidently and proudly
  compete and gather in.
STADIUM – CURRENT STATE
OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION


              OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED
              > Built over 70 years ago for 300 Students
                CURRENT ENROLLMENT = 920 students

              > 1970’s: 13 Games per year played by one school
                TODAY: 75 games/yr played by 2 schools and
                        Pop-Warner Youth Football

               >All four Ripon High Soccer Teams have never
                had a “home” game on their own campus.
STADIUM – CURRENT STATE
OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

              UNSAFE/UNUSABLE
                Facility Track does not meet regulations
                    ¼ Mile in design – Longer than regulation 400M
                    One lane is completely unusable
                    Known as the “Rock Walk”, an exercise track athletes have to do
                    weekly to remove hazards from the track.

                Bleachers unsound and in disrepair
                    It is extremely difficult for senior citizens and
                            disabled spectators to reach their seats

                Bathrooms are decayed, not ADA Accessible,
                and an embarrassment to the school
STADIUM – CURRENT STATE
OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY GROWTH



LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
  Inability to host medium/large events (Large
  soccer tourneys nor regional track events)

  LOST REVENUE for LOCAL BUSINESSES
  This results in missing out on tens of thousands of
  dollars in lost revenue to local businesses
  ADDITIONAL COST for SCHOOL DISTRICT
  School District has to pay to have most meets away at other
  campuses

  SAFETY and UNNECESSARY TIME AWAY from STUDYING
  Students have to drive longer distances to compete
STADIUM: FUTURE VISION




CURRENT PHASES                                                  FUTURE PHASES
12/08/2011   Architectural design & state approval    $30,000   •New Turf (Bermuda-Rye Natural Sports Grass)
01/03/2012   Field house relocated                    $12,000   • State-of-the-art All-Weather Track
02/10/2012   Shot-put and discus areas replaced       $ 7,000   • Bleachers that increase seating capacity by 60%
03/09/2012   Visitor Bleachers moved                  $ 1,800   • Updated Restrooms
05/25/2012   Demolition/Grading of Track and Field   $252,000   • ADA Compliant (access, seating, and bathrooms)
07/11/2012   Football/Soccer Field Installation       $24,000
07/30/2012   PG&E Scoreboard Installation             $87,000
COMMUNITY BENEFITS
 SCHOOL /COMMUNITY PRIDE and EDUCATION
       Required P.E. Classes, JROTC classes, and life lessons that can only be learned while
        participating in team sports are included in the daily use of Ripon High’s Stadium

“The sports program plays a dynamic role in creating the culture and spirit of a school. A healthy spirit
translates into positive student attitudes, behavior and academic performances. I view the Stouffer Field
Project as an opportunity to say that sports and recreation are an integral part of education in Ripon
schools.”
Jim Tornell, Ripon High School Teacher for 35 years

“It would only further enhance the safety, health, and well being of our youth, and our community as a
whole to have a new improved track and field at Ripon High. The stadium is a very vital part of our
community, providing a common ground for so much more than sports.”
Michelle Harris, Active Ripon Parent

“Ripon High lacks school spirit, and sports participation has declined. This will bring kids excitement, more
motivation to engage in activities, and the revenue from more ticket sales will benefit the high school.”
Ryan Mackey, RHS Alumni ‘09
COMMUNITY BENEFITS
  INCREASE COMMUNITY REVENUE
  New/More Events-More People-More Money for Ripon Businesses
  LARGE SOCCER TOURNAMENTS
  Finally having a soccer field with seating, Ripon could attract several weekend-long
  tournaments a year, each bringing 100’s of people into Historic Downtown Ripon

                 REGIONAL TRACK MEETS
                 Ripon could attract several profit-making events a year,
                 each bringing hundreds of customers through Historic Ripon

                 PROPERTY VALUES INCREASE
                 Studies show that neighborhoods surrounding an upgraded
                 school facility increase in property value
PROGRESS REPORT
                  CONTRIBUTIONS:
 CASH
 $335,372.00 has been donated. $210,000 on deposit.
 $63,000 allocated to PG&E Scoreboard. $10,000 allocated to bleachers.

 IN KIND
  Over $510,000 given and/or pledged


 VOLUNTEER HOURS
  There is no way to quantify this. At least 4,000 construction
  man-hours have been devoted to this project.
PROGRESS REPORT
              CONTRIBUTIONS: CASH
 GIVEN/PLEDGED TO DATE                    STILL NEEDED

Anonymous Foundation: $100,000      For Phase One:
PG&E (scoreboard):        $87,000   $52,000 Asphalt for D’s
Rockin R Construction:    $55,000   $30,000 Underground installation
Brocchini Family:         $25,000   $20,000 Fencing
Ripon Quarterback Club: $11,000     $10,000 A.D.A. /Handicap issues
Ripon Soroptimists:       $10,000   $87,000 All-Weather D’s
Cal Crush:                $7,000+   $199,000 Total for Phase One
McManis Family Vineyards: $6,500    $141,000 Allocated for Phase 1
Schemper’s Ace Hardware: $5,200
Brechtel Mfg. Inc.:        $5,000   $58,000 Still needed
Tuff Boy Trailers:         $3,900   For Phase Two:
Uecker Farmer’s Insurance: $2,600   $300,000 All-Weather Track
                                    $108,000 Asphalt
PROGRESS REPORT
           CONTRIBUTIONS: IN KIND
   GIVEN TO DATE                           STILL NEEDED
•Rockin’ R Construction: $55,000*      • 200 Cu. Yds. Concrete &/or labor for forming
                                         curb around the track
•Knife River:               $13,000
                                       • Asphalt (295 Tons for D’s)
•Burkett’s Pool Plastering: $10,000*   • 2 Tons #4 Rebar
•Anonymous Irrigation Co.: $8,000      • Sprinkler valve control wire
•Cal Crush                   $8,000*   • 18 2” PVC ball valves
•DeGraff Development:        $4,500    • 1,000 tons rock ¾” or bigger (& delivery)
                                       • PVC pipe fittings (4” to 1” range)
•Better Built Truss:         $3,600    • 4 – 600Sq. Yd. rolls of geotextile fabric
•R&B Company:                $3,000*   • Sprinklers (mainly fittings and valves)
•Fondse:                     $2,000*   • Yellow dot mats & 48” concrete parking stops
•Tom Owens Surveying:        $2,000*   • Wire: 300’of green #10, 200’ red #10
•Volvo Rents:                $2,000*   • Fencing – Large variety of materials
                                       • Equipment: 1K ton of rock hauled from Tracy
•California High Reach:      $1,300*   • Throughout summer: Bobcat, trencher
                                       • 2 - 36” diameter manholes
*Amount still growing
PROGRESS REPORT
CONTRIBUTIONS: VOLUNTEER HOURS
GIVEN TO DATE/PLEDGED                  STILL NEEDED

 We have AT LEAST 4,000 man-            • Concrete framers and finishers

 hours given to the project so far.     • Asphalt installers

 (not counting Stephanie’s              • Fencing installer (later in summer)

 fundraising hours over five years)     • Irrigation installers
                                        • Heavy equipment operators

 This is construction-only estimate.     throughout summer
DONOR LEGACY
                                        All recognition will be relative to the size of donations given.
$100,000+
24 X 48 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners
Large Name and/or logo across the scoreboard facing the stadium
Name displayed 60 min./day during prime-time on LED facing Hwy. 99 for 3 years
Video commercial and name flashed on stadium-facing LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 Seasons
$50,000 to $99,999
18 X 36 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners
All-weather track lane with your name in it for life-span of track (approx. 14 – 18 years, 8 lanes available)
Logo and name displayed 40 min./day during prime-time on LED facing Hwy. 99 for 3 years
Video commercial and name displayed on stadium-facing LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 Seasons
$25,000,-$49,999
14 X 28 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners
All-weather track lane with your name in it for life-span of track (approx. 14 – 18 years, 8 lanes available)
Logo and name displayed on LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 seasons
Logo and name displayed 30 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 3 years
$10,000-$24,999
10 x 20 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners
Logo and name displayed on LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 seasons
Logo and name displayed 10 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 3 years
$5,000-$9,999
7 ½ x 15 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners
Name displayed on LED screen during events: 2012 to 2015 seasons (relative to donation size)
Logo and name displayed 5 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 2 years
$1,000 to $4,999
3 ½ x 9 Inch Donor Recognition Space on Wall of Partners
All donations under $1000 will be listed alphabetically on the Wall of Partners
All donors over $1,000 will have their name, logo, and website link proudly displayed on our website and
press releases submitted to local newspapers.
NEXT STEPS
2012 1. Field Replacement, fencing, sidewalk access for ADA, parking lot
         improvements for ADA access requirements
2013 2. All-Weather Track
2014 3. Bleachers
2015 4. Bathrooms



   Please make your check payable to:
               “RCAF”
             P.O. Box 863
           Ripon, CA 95366                      @www.rcafsite.com

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Ripon Stadium Project 06042012

  • 2. RCAF – ABOUT US NON-PROFIT: A 100% volunteer-ran non-profit 501(c)3 organization formed in 2007 MISSION: To help students, student-athletes, and our community reach their athletic and personal potential. GOAL: Replace Ripon’s only stadium with a safe, all- accessible, state-of-the-art venue to confidently and proudly compete and gather in.
  • 3. STADIUM – CURRENT STATE OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED > Built over 70 years ago for 300 Students CURRENT ENROLLMENT = 920 students > 1970’s: 13 Games per year played by one school TODAY: 75 games/yr played by 2 schools and Pop-Warner Youth Football >All four Ripon High Soccer Teams have never had a “home” game on their own campus.
  • 4. STADIUM – CURRENT STATE OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION UNSAFE/UNUSABLE Facility Track does not meet regulations ¼ Mile in design – Longer than regulation 400M One lane is completely unusable Known as the “Rock Walk”, an exercise track athletes have to do weekly to remove hazards from the track. Bleachers unsound and in disrepair It is extremely difficult for senior citizens and disabled spectators to reach their seats Bathrooms are decayed, not ADA Accessible, and an embarrassment to the school
  • 5. STADIUM – CURRENT STATE OUTDATED/UNDERSIZED, UNSAFE, LIMITS COMMUNITY GROWTH LIMITS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION Inability to host medium/large events (Large soccer tourneys nor regional track events) LOST REVENUE for LOCAL BUSINESSES This results in missing out on tens of thousands of dollars in lost revenue to local businesses ADDITIONAL COST for SCHOOL DISTRICT School District has to pay to have most meets away at other campuses SAFETY and UNNECESSARY TIME AWAY from STUDYING Students have to drive longer distances to compete
  • 6. STADIUM: FUTURE VISION CURRENT PHASES FUTURE PHASES 12/08/2011 Architectural design & state approval $30,000 •New Turf (Bermuda-Rye Natural Sports Grass) 01/03/2012 Field house relocated $12,000 • State-of-the-art All-Weather Track 02/10/2012 Shot-put and discus areas replaced $ 7,000 • Bleachers that increase seating capacity by 60% 03/09/2012 Visitor Bleachers moved $ 1,800 • Updated Restrooms 05/25/2012 Demolition/Grading of Track and Field $252,000 • ADA Compliant (access, seating, and bathrooms) 07/11/2012 Football/Soccer Field Installation $24,000 07/30/2012 PG&E Scoreboard Installation $87,000
  • 7. COMMUNITY BENEFITS SCHOOL /COMMUNITY PRIDE and EDUCATION Required P.E. Classes, JROTC classes, and life lessons that can only be learned while participating in team sports are included in the daily use of Ripon High’s Stadium “The sports program plays a dynamic role in creating the culture and spirit of a school. A healthy spirit translates into positive student attitudes, behavior and academic performances. I view the Stouffer Field Project as an opportunity to say that sports and recreation are an integral part of education in Ripon schools.” Jim Tornell, Ripon High School Teacher for 35 years “It would only further enhance the safety, health, and well being of our youth, and our community as a whole to have a new improved track and field at Ripon High. The stadium is a very vital part of our community, providing a common ground for so much more than sports.” Michelle Harris, Active Ripon Parent “Ripon High lacks school spirit, and sports participation has declined. This will bring kids excitement, more motivation to engage in activities, and the revenue from more ticket sales will benefit the high school.” Ryan Mackey, RHS Alumni ‘09
  • 8. COMMUNITY BENEFITS INCREASE COMMUNITY REVENUE New/More Events-More People-More Money for Ripon Businesses LARGE SOCCER TOURNAMENTS Finally having a soccer field with seating, Ripon could attract several weekend-long tournaments a year, each bringing 100’s of people into Historic Downtown Ripon REGIONAL TRACK MEETS Ripon could attract several profit-making events a year, each bringing hundreds of customers through Historic Ripon PROPERTY VALUES INCREASE Studies show that neighborhoods surrounding an upgraded school facility increase in property value
  • 9. PROGRESS REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS: CASH $335,372.00 has been donated. $210,000 on deposit. $63,000 allocated to PG&E Scoreboard. $10,000 allocated to bleachers. IN KIND Over $510,000 given and/or pledged VOLUNTEER HOURS There is no way to quantify this. At least 4,000 construction man-hours have been devoted to this project.
  • 10. PROGRESS REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS: CASH GIVEN/PLEDGED TO DATE STILL NEEDED Anonymous Foundation: $100,000 For Phase One: PG&E (scoreboard): $87,000 $52,000 Asphalt for D’s Rockin R Construction: $55,000 $30,000 Underground installation Brocchini Family: $25,000 $20,000 Fencing Ripon Quarterback Club: $11,000 $10,000 A.D.A. /Handicap issues Ripon Soroptimists: $10,000 $87,000 All-Weather D’s Cal Crush: $7,000+ $199,000 Total for Phase One McManis Family Vineyards: $6,500 $141,000 Allocated for Phase 1 Schemper’s Ace Hardware: $5,200 Brechtel Mfg. Inc.: $5,000 $58,000 Still needed Tuff Boy Trailers: $3,900 For Phase Two: Uecker Farmer’s Insurance: $2,600 $300,000 All-Weather Track $108,000 Asphalt
  • 11. PROGRESS REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS: IN KIND GIVEN TO DATE STILL NEEDED •Rockin’ R Construction: $55,000* • 200 Cu. Yds. Concrete &/or labor for forming curb around the track •Knife River: $13,000 • Asphalt (295 Tons for D’s) •Burkett’s Pool Plastering: $10,000* • 2 Tons #4 Rebar •Anonymous Irrigation Co.: $8,000 • Sprinkler valve control wire •Cal Crush $8,000* • 18 2” PVC ball valves •DeGraff Development: $4,500 • 1,000 tons rock ¾” or bigger (& delivery) • PVC pipe fittings (4” to 1” range) •Better Built Truss: $3,600 • 4 – 600Sq. Yd. rolls of geotextile fabric •R&B Company: $3,000* • Sprinklers (mainly fittings and valves) •Fondse: $2,000* • Yellow dot mats & 48” concrete parking stops •Tom Owens Surveying: $2,000* • Wire: 300’of green #10, 200’ red #10 •Volvo Rents: $2,000* • Fencing – Large variety of materials • Equipment: 1K ton of rock hauled from Tracy •California High Reach: $1,300* • Throughout summer: Bobcat, trencher • 2 - 36” diameter manholes *Amount still growing
  • 12. PROGRESS REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS: VOLUNTEER HOURS GIVEN TO DATE/PLEDGED STILL NEEDED We have AT LEAST 4,000 man- • Concrete framers and finishers hours given to the project so far. • Asphalt installers (not counting Stephanie’s • Fencing installer (later in summer) fundraising hours over five years) • Irrigation installers • Heavy equipment operators This is construction-only estimate. throughout summer
  • 13. DONOR LEGACY All recognition will be relative to the size of donations given. $100,000+ 24 X 48 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners Large Name and/or logo across the scoreboard facing the stadium Name displayed 60 min./day during prime-time on LED facing Hwy. 99 for 3 years Video commercial and name flashed on stadium-facing LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 Seasons $50,000 to $99,999 18 X 36 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners All-weather track lane with your name in it for life-span of track (approx. 14 – 18 years, 8 lanes available) Logo and name displayed 40 min./day during prime-time on LED facing Hwy. 99 for 3 years Video commercial and name displayed on stadium-facing LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 Seasons $25,000,-$49,999 14 X 28 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners All-weather track lane with your name in it for life-span of track (approx. 14 – 18 years, 8 lanes available) Logo and name displayed on LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 seasons Logo and name displayed 30 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 3 years $10,000-$24,999 10 x 20 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners Logo and name displayed on LED Screen during sporting events: 2012 to 2015 seasons Logo and name displayed 10 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 3 years $5,000-$9,999 7 ½ x 15 Inch Donor Recognition space on Wall of Partners Name displayed on LED screen during events: 2012 to 2015 seasons (relative to donation size) Logo and name displayed 5 min./day on LED screen facing Highway 99 for 2 years $1,000 to $4,999 3 ½ x 9 Inch Donor Recognition Space on Wall of Partners All donations under $1000 will be listed alphabetically on the Wall of Partners All donors over $1,000 will have their name, logo, and website link proudly displayed on our website and press releases submitted to local newspapers.
  • 14. NEXT STEPS 2012 1. Field Replacement, fencing, sidewalk access for ADA, parking lot improvements for ADA access requirements 2013 2. All-Weather Track 2014 3. Bleachers 2015 4. Bathrooms Please make your check payable to: “RCAF” P.O. Box 863 Ripon, CA 95366 @www.rcafsite.com