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09-16-2008 Council Agenda Item 9:30 AM B
City of rbc'' = ��►� REPORT TO THE CITYCOUNCIL September 16, 2008 AGENDA ITEM NO. COUNCIL MEETING 9/16/08 APPROVED BY DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR FROM: RANDALL L. COOPER, Director Parks, After School, Recreation andommunity Services Department BY: JERRY HAYNES, Assistant Director }It Parks, After School, Recreation and mmunity Services Department SUBJECT: 1) AWARD A CONCESSION CONTRACT TO MAXIMUM PAINTBALL FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A PAINTBALL FACILITY AT THE REGIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX 11- ACRE FLOOD BASIN 2) APPROVE THE 474TH AMENDMENT TO MASTER FEE SCHEDULE RESOLUTION NO. 80-420 ESTABLISHING REGIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX PAINTBALL FACILITY FEES. KEY RESULT AREA Customer Satisfaction RECOMMENDATIONS Staff recommends that the Council 1) approve and award the attached concession agreement to Maximum Paintball for the operation and maintenance of a paintball facility at the Regional Sports Complex, 2) and approve the 474th Amendment to Master Fee Resolution No. 80-420 establishing Regional Sports Complex Paintball Facility fees, and that the new fees become effective September 26, 2008 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The City of Fresno Parks, After School, Recreation and Community Services Department (PARCS) initiated the process over one year ago to establish a contract for operation and maintenance of a paintball facility at the Regional Sports Complex. The process was delayed as PARCS worked through the necessary permits and approvals. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requested a comprehensive review of the basin, resulting in the City receiving full and complete approval from the EPA regarding this matter. Please see attached e-mail dated July 8, 2008 from Patricia Bowlin, Superfund Project Manager, EPA. To date, all permits have been received, PARCS confirmed the necessary approval from the EPA, and the City is ready to move forward with the operation. The informal Request for Proposal for the Interim 2007-2008 Concession Contract to operate the paintball facility was advertised and mailed to three companies on January 9, 2007. The submission deadline for the proposals was March 24, 2007. Bid proposals were opened and the only two responses were received from PRS Paintball and Maximum Paintball. The Proposal Review Committee reviewed and evaluated the two proposals and ranked them from highest to owest based on the following criteria: REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL Maximum Paintball Facility/Regional Sports Complex September 16, 2008 Page 2 • Conformance to RFP requirements • References and experience in providing service as it relates to the entire paintball experience • Qualification of key personnel • Financial stability and capability The proposal submitted by Maximum Paintball (a local business) was ranked No. 1 overall based on the noted criteria. Maximum Paintball's proposal reflected their ability and experience in operating a facility of this magnitude, their professional and experienced staff, their relationship with State and National Leagues, and strong relationship with OSHA and other safety regulating companies. Maximum Paintball has served the local paintball community for over 15 years by providing American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) approved safety equipment for purchase and rental as well as planning State and National XBSL and NPPL paintball tournaments. Based on the comprehensiveness of their plan to operate and maintain the facility and provide recreational user services, Maximum Paintball's proposal articulated the most benefit for the City. Additionally, Maximum Paintball's financial resources, experience in operation and maintenance of paintball facilities, and their position as a leader in paintball equipment in the Central Valley for the past 15 years weighed heavily on the ranking by the evaluating committee. Maximum Paintball will spend over $115,000 to construct the temporary site in the 4 acre flood basin at the Sports Complex, and are financially prepared to operate and run the facility at an estimated monthly cost of $6,500. They need no additional construction or renovation support from the City. Paintball user fees will be established per attached concessionaire agreement and Master Fee Schedule resolution. This is consistent with the manner in which fees were established for other City concessionaire run facilities, such as Riverside Golf Course and Camp Fresno. The paintball facility user fees will be the lowest compared to those within the region. Per the concessionaire agreement, an increase of fees may be considered on an annual basis. KEY OBJECTIVE BALANCE The Regional Sports Complex Paintball Facility is a community asset and will serve as a catalyst for activity and exercise in the community. Approval of this concessionaire agreement will help ensure that continuous community involved paintball activities will be preserved for generations to come. The new concessionaire has indicated to Parks staff that they will focus on improving customer service through facility upgrades and timely responses to all client requests. BACKGROUND Maximum Paintball's goal has always been to offer a full service paintball experience, which would include a clean, well -stocked, professional retail location as well as a set of playing fields that would be attractive to recreational and tournament players alike. The Regional Sports Complex is well-planned, professionally maintained, and in short, the perfect location for a paintball facility. Paintball is a combination of the childhood games "tag" and "hide and seek", but it is much more challenging and sophisticated. The basic concept involves the creation of two teams, and the goal of eliminating team members by "marking" them with paint pellets. The sport requires very specific equipment: goggles, paintguns, uressurized gas, and paintballs. Paintball can be played indoors or out, with as few as 2 people or 500 people ;the largest game on record involved over 4,000 players!). A game can last 5 minutes or an entire weekend. paintball is a fun and exciting activity that brings individual from all walks of life together for recreational Durposes. REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL Maximum Paintball Facility/Regional Sports Complex September 16, 2008 Page 3 FISCAL IMPACT Maximum Paintball will pay the City $500 per month in rent, which will generate $6,000 annually to the City. In addition, the new amenity will increase the number of visitors to the park, resulting in added revenue of an estimated $6,000-$8,000 annually. This number could increase as interest in the facility intensifies, and more local, State and National tournament events are scheduled. Maximum Paintball is committed to the youth in Fresno and has also offered to provide Paintball clinics twice per month. PARCS will identify 50 youth for each bi-weekly session from underserved or low income communities to participate in the clinics. Up to 50 youth will participate in a paintball clinic every other Saturday (starting in November 08). Clinics will take place from 9 am -12 pm. Maximum Paintball - Will waive the equipment rental fees ($4,000 monthly) for up to 100 local youth to participate in paintball activities two Saturdays per month starting in November 08. - Provide instruction on how to properly use the equipment to youth and PARCS staff. - Will charge each participant $10 for a bag of paintballs (500 balls). PARCS - Will identify up to 50 youth that are interested in experiencing paintball two Saturdays per month. - Will pay $5 of the $10 fee for each participant (up to $500 per month). - Will transport the participants to the paintball facility. The City's obligation to pay half of the clinic costs of up to 50 youth is cost neutral in that it will be covered by the monthly rent paid to the City. Attachments: Concession Agreement Master Fee Schedule Resolution EPA Letter RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO ADOPTING THE 474" AMENDMENT TO THE MASTER FEE SCHEDULE RESOLUTION NO, 80-420 TO ESTABLISH THE REGIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX PAINTBALL FACILITY FEES IN THE PARKS SECTION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO: THAT the Master Fee Schedule Resolution No. 80-420 be and is hereby amended to establish the Regional Sports complex Paintball facility fees. The revised pages of the Master Fee Schedule are attached as Exhibit "A" and are hereby incorporated by reference and made a part of this Resolution. THAT fees shall become effective September 26, 2008. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF FRESNO )ss. CITY OF FRESNO ) I, REBECCA E. KLISCH, Resolution was adopted by the thereof, held on the day of AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: CLERK'S CERTIFICATION City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the foregoing Council of the City of Fresno, California, at a regular meeting . 2008. Mayor Approval: Mayor Approval/No Return: Mayor Veto: Council Override Veto: REBECCA E. KLISCH City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM CITY ATTORNEY'S,'OFFICE , , BY: , l , ,gin ": �/�_. Tei Yukimoto,/St. Deputy City Attorney CITY OF FRESNO MASTER FEE SCHEDULE AMENDMENT SUMMARY PARKS DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER, PARKS, AND PLAYGROUND FACILITIES Fee Description Current Proposed Justification # MFS pg# ACTION SPORTS FEES 3 4 Regional Sports complex Paintball Facility Individual Play Individual Player NEW 15.00 Individual Player with rental set NEW 25.00 Group Play (mixed play must be paid by one person at one time) 10 to 20 players NEW 14.00 21 to 30 players NEW 13.00 31 or more players NEW 12.00 Tournaments Local NEW 200.00 Affiliated NEW 650.00 Extreme Paintball Sports League NEW 950.00 National Professional Paintball NEW 2,500.00 Weekend Event Package `** 3 5 Deposit (100% refundable) NEW 150.00 per event 8 to 20 people NEW 40.00 each 21 to 30 people NEW 38.00 each 31 to 40 people NEW 36.00 each 41 or more NEW 34.00 each Weekday Event Package **` Deposit (100% refundable) NEW 240.00/per event Minimum of 25 people NEW 45.00 each Supply Prices Co2 NEW .17 per ounce Compressed Air NEW 5.00 all day Rental Sets" NEW 10.00 per day/ 50.00 deposit required Rental Mask" NEW 5.00 per day/25.00 deposit required Rental Co2 Tank" NEW 5.00 per day/25.00 _------_----_--__-._ - ..... _....__._._-._deposit required All fees effective 07/01/08 unless otherwise noted Page 1 MFS Amendment #474 (September 2008) (9/3/2098 11:29 AM) CITY OF FRESNO MASTER FEE SCHEDULE AMENDMENT SUMMARY PARKS DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER, PARKS, AND PLAYGROUND FACILITIES Fee Description Current Proposed Justification MFS # pg# Youth Paintball Program (contact (559) 621- 2900 for Details) Program Participant NEW 5.00 each NEW NEW Supply deposits are 100% refundable. Event must be set up at least 14 days in advance by calling Maximum Paintball Supply at (559)442-1986. Event packages include: 4 hours of paintball, semi Auto Marker, Safety Mask, Full 20oz tank of Co2 and unlimited refills, 500 rounds of paintballs and your own referees. All fees effective 07/01/08 unless otherwise noted Page 2 MFS Amendment #474 (September 2008) [9/3/2008 1129 AM] CITY OF FRESNO MASTER FEE SCHEDULE AMENDMENT DETAIL Parks, After School, Recreation and Community Services Paintball User Fees The Department proposes the following Paintball User Fees per agreement with Maximum Paintball. Individual Play Individual Player $15.00 Individual Player w/rental set $25.00 Group Play (mixed play, must be paid by one person at one time) 10 to 20 players $14.00 each 21 to 30 players $13.00 each 31 or more players $12.00 each Tournaments Local Affiliated Extreme Paintball Sports League National Professional Paintball League ** Weekend Event Package Deposit (100% Refundable) 8 to 20 people 21 to 30 people 31 to 40 people 41 or more ** Weekday Event Package Deposit (100% Refundable) Minimum of 25 people Supply Prices Cot Compressed Air Rental Sets Rental Mask Rental Co2 Tank $200.00 $650.00 $950.00 $2,500.00 $150.00 per event $40.00 each $38.00 each $36.00 each $34.00 each $240.00 per event $45.00 each $0.17 per ounce $5.00 all day $10.00 per day ($50 deposit required) $5.00 per day ($25 deposit required) $5.00 per day ($25 deposit required) Youth Paintball Program (Contact Dept for Details) Program Participant $5.00 each Event must be set up at least 14 days in advance by calling Maximum Paintball Supply (559) 442-1986. Event packages include: 4 hours of paintball, Semi Auto Marker, Safety Mask, 20oz tank of Co2 and Unlimited Refills, 500 rounds of paintballs, and referees. All fees effective 07/01/08 unless otherwise noted Page 3 MFS Amendment #474 (September 2008) 19/3/2008 11:29 AM) CONCESSION AGREEMENT Between PARKS, AFTER-SCHOOL, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES City of Fresno, California A Municipal Corporation And Maximum Paintball, Inc., a California Corporation THIS AGREEMENT, effective this day of July 2008, by and between the CITY OF FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "City", and Maximum Paintball, Inc., a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Concessionaire". WHEREAS, City owns, operates and has full rights to use for the purposes herein the water basin in the REGIONAL SPORTS PARK, which is located in the City of Fresno, County of Fresno, State of California, as more specifically described/depicted in Exhibit "A" hereto and incorporated herein, hereinafter referred to as "Basin"; and WHEREAS, in response to City's Request for Proposals dated January 3, 2007 Concessionaire has submitted a Proposal to City dated January 19, 2007 to build, operate and maintain a "Paintball Facility" on the City owned Basin to provide paintball activities including equipment rental, food concession sales and tournament play to the public. The Paintball Facility established by Concessionaire is to be paid for, contracted for and owned by Concessionaire. A copy of said Proposal is attached hereto as Exhibit 'B" and consistent portions of which are incorporated herein; and use; and WHEREAS, City has suitable space on the Basin at the Regional Sports Park for such WHEREAS, City has agreed to provide a modular office trailer for Concessionaire's use at City's expense. Said trailer shall remain City, property at all times; and WHEREAS, City deems it desirable to grant Concessionaire use and concession rights for such facility, non -exclusively and subordinate to all City uses, financing, debt, liens, ground leases, leases and agreements, upon the terms and conditions herein. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the above recitals which are contractual in nature, the mutual covenants and conditions contained herein, and for other good and sufficient consideration hereby acknowledged the parties do hereby agree, each for itself and its successors and assigns, as follows: 1. General: The above recitals are true and correct and adopted as part of this Agreement. This Agreement is issued subject to the terms, covenants, conditions, and provisions herein contained and Concessionaire covenants and agrees, as a material part of the consideration for this Agreement, that Concessionaire shall fully and faithfully comply with, keep, perform, and/or observe each and every term, condition, agreement, and/or provision hereof to be complied with, kept, performed, and/or observed by Concessionaire, and Concessionaire shall comply with all applicable laws of the United States, the State of California and the City, and with all applicable regulations promulgated by Federal, State, regional, or local administrative and regulatory agencies, now in force and as they may be enacted, issued, or amended during the term of this Agreement. 2. Term, Default and Termination: A. Initial Term Of Agreement And Automatic Annual Renewal : The initial term of this Agreement shall be for the one (1) year period commencing July , 2008, and ending June 30, 2009, unless sooner terminated in the manner hereinafter, and thereupon provided Concessionaire is not in default the term hereof shall be automatically renewed for up to four (4) additional one (1) year periods. Either party may terminate this Agreement at any time with or without cause by serving written notice upon the other party no less than thirty (60) days before such termination is to be effective. Upon any termination Concessionaire shall promptly remove all its improvements, fixtures and property and reasonably restore the Basin to its original condition and thereupon surrender the Basin. City, at its option may take possession of, remove and/or destroy any improvements, fixtures and property not removed, and cause restoration of the Basin at Concessionaire's cost, should Concessionaire fails to timely do so. Any material failure by either party to perform hereunder upon 15 days notice of nonperformance shall be a default hereunder. B. Definition: The phrase, "the life of this Agreement" and any and all reasonably identifiable derivations thereof, when used herein, means the initial term and any and all automatic annual one (1) year extensions thereof as set forth within Section A of this Article, above, unless and/or until sooner terminated as hereinafter provided. 3. Grant of Concessionaire Uses and Rights: During the Term of this Agreement, City grants to Concessionaire non-exclusive and subordinate use and concession rights, to the Basin in "as is" condition, consistent with this Agreement and controlling law regulations, approvals and permits: A. Concessionaire has the opportunity to operate the facility Monday — Saturday from 7 am — 10 pm and on Sundays from 7 am — 7 pm. B. Concessionaire will add summer night leagues, local tournaments and charity events in 2009. C. Concessionaire shall be responsible for the security of all its buildings, materials, and equipment. D. Concessionaire shall be responsible for opening and closing all its buildings and park Basin fencing. 4. Obligations Of The Concessionaire: A. Concessionaire shall be responsible for any and all its irrigation and electrical needs. B. Concessionaire shall be responsible for all maintenance, upkeep, security, sewer and utility payments for the modular office trailer. C. Concessionaire shall be responsible for damaged sprinkler heads and lines. D. Concessionaire shall ensure that all its building structures satisfy building and fire codes. E. Concessionaire shall be responsible for the construction of all courses, buildings, obstacles using American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards, subject to prior City approval, with the exception of the modular office trailer. F. Concessionaire shall ensure that no oil or glass will be allowed in course area. G. Concessionaire shall be responsible for providing restroom facilities and weekly cleaning of the restroom facilities. H. Concessionaire shall provide a minimum one restroom in compliance with the American Disability Act (ADA). I. Concessionaire shall provide concessions until City builds its own Concession Stands at the Regional Sports Park, whereupon City may at its option require Concessionaire to discontinue [food/beverage] concessions. J. Concessionaire shall use and sell "biodegradable paint only" at facility. K. Concessionaire shall have adequate and trained employees on staff during operating hours. L. Concessionaire shall operate course in a manner that satisfies Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) and safety regulations. M. Concessionaire shall be responsible for providing security cameras and security service. to prevent break-ins and loss of property, subject to prior City approval. N. Concessionaire shall dispose of paintball materials and clean course area daily. O. Concessionaire shall place poles and netting in course area upon approval by Parks, After - School, Recreation & Community Services (PARCS) management. P. Concessionaire shall be responsible for the cost of removing the poles at the end of the Agreement. Q. Concessionaire shall take all necessary safety precautions to protect both spectator and participants. R. Concessionaire shall provide PARCS staff with a maintenance plan before opening that includes, but is not limited to the following: a) Concessionaire shall provide the remove unexploded paintballs and paintball casings daily. b) Water the surface daily to dilute paint to maximize perculation. S. Concessionaire shall allow after school program participants to use facility at a discounted or reduced rate agreeable to PARCS. T. Concessionaire shall provide paintball equipment rentals to public. U. Concessionaire shall ensure that all compressed oxygen (CO2) tanks are properly serviced and stored. V. Concessionaire's staff shall attend the PARCS first aid and safety training course. W. Concessionaire shall be responsible for any equipment and/or supplies left on park site. 5. Obligations of the City Of Fresno — PARCS: The City of Fresno-PARCS shall bear no cost or liability under or in relation to this Agreement including without limitation: A. The City shall not be responsible for the disposal of paintballs, poles or any other equipment used for the course. B. The City shall not be held liable for any personal injuries, property damage or loss due to theft, water damage or accidents. C. The City shall not be responsible for any utility costs and/or charges. D. The City shall not be responsible for any inability of Concessionaire to access/use the Basin, in whole or part, including any direct/consequential damages resulting therefrom. E. The City and Department of Public Utilities (DPU) staff will monitor the maintenance of the facility by Maximum Paintball to ensure that all OSHA, Maintenance and Safety requirements and regulations are being followed. 6. Pricing And Fees A. Pricinq (1) Fees charged by Concessionaire shall be established by Concessionaire subject to prior approval of the PARCS Director, consistent with controlling law. (2) Concessionaire shall provide to PARCS Director in writing a current price schedule for approval thereby prior to implementation/launch of the program or to any pricing changes. Concessionaire shall be accessible for customer service inquiries 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Any questions or complaints regarding the quality of services and/or prices shall be submitted to Concessionaire for Concessionaire's prompt response. At the Director's request, Concessionaire shall meet with the City to review any complaints or concerns and to correct any deficiencies promptly. The Director's determination as to quality of operation or services shall be conclusive and curative measures shall be implemented by Concessionaire as expeditiously as possible. (3) Concessionaire shall provide two (2) weekends per calendar year to PARCS for city sponsored events free of charge. (4) Concessionaire shall provide PARCS with an operating schedule for the calendar year within 60 days of the effective date of this Agreement. 7. Concession Fee: A. As consideration for the rights and privileges herein granted, so long as this Agreement shall be in effect, Concessionaire shall pay to City a monthly Concession Fees of $500.00 (Annual Guarantee of Six Thousand and NO/100 Dollars ($6,000) per Year.) B. Payment. Place of Payment: Concessionaire shall pay to the City monthly, in advance on the first day of each month: A Concession fee in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) Concessionaire shall pay the City by the 201h day of the following month any additional amounts due as a percentage of Gross Revenues for the preceding month. All fees/charges due to be paid to City by Concessionaire hereunder shall be paid to City at the address shown below or at such other address to which City, by service of written notice upon Concessionaire, may direct the payment thereof from time to time during the term hereof. CITY OF FRESNO PARKS, AFTER-SCHOOL, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT ATTN: PARCS ACCOUNTING 2326 FRESNO STREET, ROOM 101 FRESNO, CA 93721 C. Late Payment Charge: Should any installment of Concession fees accruing to City under the provisions of this Agreement not be RECEIVED by City within ten (10) calendar days after such shall be due, a LATE PAYMENT CHARGE EQUAL TO ONE AND ONE HALF PERCENT (1.5%) OF THE OVERDUE AMOUNT added thereto and constituting a part thereof shall be imposed by City each and every month until the entire delinquent amount is received by City. 8. Additional Fees Charges and Rentals: Concessionaire shall pay to the City additional fees, charges and rentals in the event of any of the following: A. If the City has paid any sum or sums or has incurred any obligation or expense for which Concessionaire has agreed to pay or reimburse the City, or for which Concessionaire is otherwise responsible; B. If City is required or elects to pay any sum or sums or incurs any obligation or expense because of the failure, neglect or refusal of Concessionaire to perform or fulfill any of the promises, terms, conditions or covenants required of it hereunder. C. Concessionaire's obligations pursuant to this section shall include all interest, cost, damages and penalties allowable by law or contract in conjunction with such sums so paid or expenses so incurred by the City. If billed by City, Concessionaire shall pay City within thirty (30) days following the date of such billing. 9. Records and Reports A. No later than the 10`h of each month, Concessionaire shall submit a written report, in a format and detail as approved by the City, of all Concessionaire's Paintball activity at the Basin under this Agreement during, the preceding calendar month. Such monthly report shall provide the following: (1) A detailed schedule of the number of events or activities each day by category (Public or Private) including all retail transactions, whether paid by pre -paid card or credit card, and all wholesale connections sold or otherwise provided to Paintball Service Providers. (2) A monthly summary report that provides the following information for that month: Number of paintball services for each category including: * Number of participants (private and public) • Number of Tournaments or Special engagements • Amount and type of equipment being rented ii. Gross Revenues received from: • Retail sales • Food and beverage sales • Wholesale access M Equipment rental • Other access/services/transactions 10. Concessionaire's Duty to Operate Concession A. Within five [5] days of the effective date of this Agreement, Concessionaire shall, at its sole cost and expense, commence operations of the Concession, including making any modifications/improvements approved by the City as may be necessary to make the paintball facility functional. B. Any modifications/improvements installed by Concessionaire shall be prior approved by the City and installed in accordance with all applicable building codes, Uniform Fire Code, ASTM standards, and all other applicable laws, regulations, and permit requirements, including those of the City. C. Removal of Unapproved Paintball Installation: Any Paintball facility repairs, replacements or modifications made without City approval as outlined herein shall upon written notice by City be immediately removed/corrected by Concessionaire at Concessionaire's sole expense. 11. Maintenance Of Designated Equipment Areas: A. City shall, at its expense, maintain the parking lot and exterior of paintball facility in good and safe repair and in a neat, clean, and orderly condition. B. Concessionaire shall provide PARCS staff with a maintenance plan before opening. 12. Insurance and Indemnification Concessionaire shall procure and maintain at its sole expense the following types and amounts of insurance throughout the Term of this Agreement, which amounts may be adjusted by the City from time -to -time in the future, protecting Concessionaire and City from claims and actions set forth in the indemnity provisions of this Agreement. A. General Liability Insurance Without limiting their liability, Concessionaire agrees to carry and keep in force such insurance with no less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) Combined Single Limit, or its equivalent, under the old form. If Concessionaire carries the new simplified general liability insurance, Concessionaire agrees to carry and keep in force insurance with the minimum coverages and limits as follows: General Liabilit General Aggregate $2,000,000 Products & Completed Operations Aggregate $1,000,000 Personal and Advertising Injury $1,000,000 Each Occurrence $1,000,000 Damage to Premises Rented to You (Any One Fire) $ 100,000 Medical Expenses Limit (Any One Person) Excluded B. Concessionaire must carry and place on file in the City office an original signed copy of Concessionaire's Certificate of Insurance reflecting the following additional limits: Workers' Compensation insurance as required under the California Labor Code, with a ten (10) day written Notice of Cancellation and a waiver of subrogation clause in favor of City. C. Concessionaire's policy covering the said insurance shall be issued by a company doing business in the State of California and countersigned by a California agent and approved by the City of Fresno Risk Management Department, and shall not be subject to cancellation or change until after thirty (30) days written notice shall have been given to City. A Certificate of Insurance, reflecting the above and naming the City of Fresno, as additionally insured, shall be delivered to City by Concessionaire in advance of the date of occupancy as established herein. D. All insurance polices shall contain a standard cross -liability provision and shall stipulate that no insurance held by City will be called upon to contribute to a loss covered thereunder. City shall have no liability for any premiums charged for such coverage, and the inclusion of City as an additional insured is not intended to, and shall not, make City a partner or joint venturer with Concessionaire in Concessionaire's operations. Such policies shall also insure Concessionaire against the risks to which it is exposed as the Concessionaire of the business authorized under this Agreement, and shall be for full coverage with any deductibles and/or retentions subject to approval by City and shall contain provisions on the part of the respective insurers waiving the right of such insurers to subrogation. E. The City reserves the right to periodically review the insurance provisions stated herein as to the amount of coverage, new types of insurance and new terms (such as combined single limit coverage). If such review indicates that the Concessionaire's insurance coverage is below the recommended minimum of the Risk Management Department, the City reserves the right to modify the insurance coverage under this Agreement. F. Indemnification: Concessionaire shall indemnify, hold harmless, and defend City and each of its officials, officers, members, employees, volunteers, and agents from any and all loss, liability, fines, penalties, forfeitures, costs, and damages (whether in contract, tort, or strict liability, including but not limited to personal injury, death at any time and property damage) incurred by City, Concessionaire or any other person, and from any and all claims, demands and actions in law or equity (including attorney's fees and litigation expenses), arising or alleged to have arisen directly or indirectly out of performance of this Agreement. Concessionaire's obligations under the preceding sentence shall apply regardless of whether City or any of its officers, officials, members, employees, volunteers, or agents are actively or passively negligent, but shall not apply to any loss, liability, fines, penalties, forfeitures, costs, or damages caused solely by the active negligence or by the willful misconduct of City. The provisions of this Section shall survive the expiration or early termination of this Agreement. G. Exemption of Citv: Concessionaire hereby specifically warrants, covenants and agrees that City SHALL NOT be liable for injury to Concessionaire's business or any loss of income therefrom or for damage to the goods, wares, merchandise or other property located in, upon or about the Basin authority hereof, whether belonging to Concessionaire, or Concessionaire's employees, customers, agents, contractors, sub -contractors, tenant, sub- lessee of Concessionaire, or any other person whomsoever; NOR shall City be liable for any injury to the person of Concessionaire or Concessionaire's employees, agents, contractors, subcontractors, tenants, sub -lessees, customers, or invitees, whether or not said damage or injury is caused by or results from fire, steam, electricity, gas, water or rain, or from the leakage, breakage, obstruction or other defects of pipes, sprinklers, wires, appliances, plumbing, air conditioning or lighting fixtures, or from any other cause, whether or not the said damage or injury results from conditions arising in or on any part or all of the Basin in or on any of the improvements/facilities appurtenant thereto located therein or thereon, or from other sources or places, and regardless of whether or not the cause of such damage or injury or the means of repairing the same is inaccessible to Concessionaire. Concessionaire also covenants and agrees that City shall not be liable for any damages arising from any act or neglect on the part of any third parties. 13. Additional Termination Rights of City: If, at any time during the term of this Agreement, Concessionaire voluntarily or involuntarily seeks protection under federal bankruptcy laws, such shall be a material default by Concessionaire and this Agreement shall be subject to immediate revocation by City upon three (3) days advance written notice to such effect upon Concessionaire, in which event, this Agreement shall terminated and at an end as of the time and date set forth within the notice. In the event this Agreement shall be terminated by City pursuant to the provisions of this section, Concessionaire shall remove all of its personal property from the Basin and peacefully vacate and surrender said premises back to City not later than the revocation time and date specified within City's notice. Termination of this Agreement by City under the provisions of this section shall not be construed as a waiver of any claim City may have against Concessionaire for such failure or for any other failure to perform, keep or observe the same or any other terms, covenants, conditions, warranties, agreements, or provisions of this Agreement. 14. Assignment: The Concessionaire shall not transfer or assign this Agreement, or any part hereof, or interest herein, except with the prior written approval of the City and subject to whatever limitations and conditions that may be required by City. Any other attempted transfer or assignment shall be void and shall confer no rights upon any third person. No assignment shall relieve the Concessionaire of any obligation under this Agreement unless otherwise agreed by the City. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this section shall not be interpreted to preclude the assignment of this Agreement to Concessionaire's ultimate parent, a wholly owned subsidiary of Concessionaire, or a successor by merger, if such parent subsidiary, or successor by merger assumes all rights and obligations of this Agreement. Written notice of such assumption shall be provided to the City by the parent, subsidiary, or successor by merger not less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of such assignment. 15. Government Reguirements A. Nondiscrimination. (1) Concessionaire hereby agrees to comply with the following requirements as they pertain to Concessionaire's operations from Basin. (a) Concessionaire for itself, its heirs, personal representatives, successors in interest, and assigns, as a part of the consideration hereof, does hereby covenant and agree that Concessionaire shall maintain and operate the the Basin in compliance with applicable rules and regulations and as said regulation may be amended. (b) Concessionaire for itself, its personal representatives, successors in interest, and assigns, as a part of the consideration hereof, does hereby covenant and agree that (1) no person on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, national origin, ancestry, age or handicap shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination in the use of said facilities, (2) that in the construction of any improvements on, over, or under such land and the furnishing of services thereon, no person on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, national origin, ancestry, age or handicap shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or other wise be subjected to discrimination, and (3) that Concessionaire shall use the Concession and the Designated Use Area in compliance with all other requirements imposed by or pursuant to applicable rules and regulations and as said regulation may be amended. (c) In the event of breach of the nondiscrimination covenants contained herein, City shall have the right to terminate this Agreement and the concession and use rights granted thereunder immediately by written notice. B. Basin Safety/Security. (1) Concessionaire shall observe all governmental safety/security requirements, (2) (3) 16. Miscellaneous applicable parts, as the same may be from time -to -time amended, which will be furnished to Concessionaire as approved by the California State Legislation, and to take such steps as may be necessary or directed by City to ensure that employees, invitees, and guests observe these requirements. If City incurs any fines and/or penalties imposed by any governmental agency, whether federal, state, or local agency, or any expense in enforcing the regulations, as a result of the acts or omissions of Concessionaire, Concessionaire agrees to pay and/or reimburse all such costs and expense. Concessionaire further agrees to rectify any security deficiency as may be determined as such by City or the any governmental agency. City reserves the right to take whatever action necessary to rectify any security deficiency, in the event Concessionaire fails to remedy the security deficiency. Concessionaire understands that the Basin is part of the remedy for the Fresno Sanitary Landfill. Concessionaire agrees that the primary use of the Basin is storm drainage, and Concessionaire's use of the Basin is secondary. When the Basin is needed for storm drainage, Concessionaire shall remove all of its movable improvements, fixtures and property from the Basin. A. Complaints: Concessionaire shall respond in writing to all written complaints or inquiries made by customers/the public as provided in this Agreement. Concessionaire shall furnish the City with copies of all such correspondence received by Concessionaire and all responses issued by Concessionaire. B. Changes in Hours of Operation: Concessionaire shall provide PARCS with fourteen [14] days notice before changing scheduled operations. C. Quality and Price Control: In entering into this Agreement, Concessionaire acknowledges City's desire and obligation to provide the general public and the Sports Park users with high quality services, comparable in price and quality to similar services offered in other Cities. Concessionaire shall clearly provide accurate information on fees for all public and private Paintball services. D. Credit Cards: At all times during the term of this Permit, Concessionaire shall accept as payment for services at least one of the following major credit cards: American Express, MasterCharge, VISA, Discover/Novus. E. City Employees: Concessionaire shall not during the Term of this Agreement, hire or employ, on either a full time or part time basis, person or persons so long as such person shall be employed by the City. F. Notices: Any notice or other communication to City or Concessionaire pursuant hereto shall be deemed validly given, serviced or delivered upon deposit in the United States mail, certified, and with proper postage and fees prepaid, addressed to City or Concessionaire, respectively, at the addresses hereinafter shown or at the address hereafter specified in writing. (1) Director of Parks, After -School, Recreation and Community Services 2326 Fresno Street, Rool 101 Fresno, CA 93721 Telephone: (559) 621-2900 (2) Maximum Paintball, Inc. Attn.: Thomas D. Sharp 4743 N. Blackstone Avenue Telephone: (559) 222-3814 Facsimile: (559) 222-0860 G. Rules and Regulations: Concessionaire shall observe and obey and require its officers, employees, agents and invitees to obey and observe the duly enacted and lawful rules and regulations of the City, and the duly enacted and lawful rules and regulations now in existence or hereafter promulgated by City, or by any other local, state or federal agency of competent jurisdiction. Concessionaire shall comply with all federal, state and municipal laws, regulations and ordinances, including all promulgated which may apply to the operations of Concessionaire at the Basin. H. Permits, Licenses, Miscellaneous Fees: The Concessionaire shall pay all taxes, including ad valorem taxes, permit fees, license fees, and assessments lawfully levied or assessed upon the Concessionaire and upon which Concessionaire is legally responsible for paying. Concessionaire agrees to secure all such permits and licenses. Failure to pay said taxes and/or fees shall be considered ,an event of default under the terms of this Permit.' Nothing within this Section shall be deemed to limit any of Concessionaire's rights to appeal any such levies and/or assessments in accordance with the rules, regulations, laws, statutes, or ordinances governing the appeal process of the taxing authority(ies) making such levies and/or assessments I. Nothing in this Agreement generally shall be construed as any kind of warranty or guarantee that the City will issue, grant or secure any permits, licenses or other documents necessary to conduct the use authorized herein. Concessionaire shall be solely responsible for securing any and all necessary and appropriate licenses and other documents necessary to permit the authorized use. J. Invalid Provisions. The provisions of this Agreement are severable. In the event any term, covenant, condition or provision of this Agreement, or the application thereof to any person, entity, or circumstance, shall to any extent be held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, void or unenforceable, the remainder of the terms, covenants, conditions or provisions of this Agreement, or the application thereof to any person, entity, or circumstance, shall remain in full force and effect and shall in no way be affected, impaired or invalidated, provided that such invalidity, voiding or unenforceability of such covenant, condition or provision does not materially prejudice either party in its respective rights and obligations contained in the then remaining valid covenants, conditions or provisions of this Agreement. K. Attorney's Fees: If either party is required to commence any proceeding or legal action to enforce or interpret any term, covenant or condition of this Agreement, the prevailing party ' Any interest in real property which exists as a result of possession, exclusive use, or a right to possession or exclusive use of any real property (land and/or improvements located therein or thereon) which is owned by the City of Fresno (Lessor) is a Taxable Possessory Interest unless the possessor of interest in such property is exempt from such taxation. With regard to any Possessory interest to be acquired by Concessionaire under this Permit, Concessionaire, by its signatures hereunto affixed, warrants, stipulates, confirms, acknowledges and agrees that, prior to its executing this Permit, Concessionaire either took a copy hereof to the office of the Fresno County Tax Assessor or by some other appropriate means independent of City or any employee, agent, or representative of City determined, to Concessionaire's full and complete satisfaction, how much Concessionaire will be taxed, if at all. 1.0 in such proceeding or action shall be entitled to recover from the other party its reasonable attorney's fees and legal expenses in addition to any other relief to which such party may be entitled. L. Exhibits: Each exhibit and attachment referenced in this Agreement is, by the reference, incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement. M. Precedence of Documents: In the event of any conflict between the body of this Agreement and any Exhibit or Attachment hereto, the terms and conditions of the body of this Agreement shall control and take precedence over the terms and conditions expressed within the Exhibit or Attachment. Furthermore, any terms or conditions contained within any Exhibit or Attachment hereto which purport to modify the allocation of risk between the parties, provided for within the body of this Agreement shall be null and void. N. Cumulative Remedies: No remedy or election hereunder shall be deemed exclusive but shall, wherever possible, be cumulative with all other remedies at law or in equity. O. Waiver: The waiver by either party of a breach by the other of any provision of this Agreement shall not constitute a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of either the same or a different provision of this Agreement. P. Governing Law and Venue: This,'Agreement shall be governed by, and construed and enforced in accordance with, the laws of the State of California. Venue for purposes of the filing of any case, controversy or proceeding regarding the enforcement or interpretation of this Permit and any rights and duties hereunder shall be Fresno County, California. Q. Acknowledgment by Concessionaire: By its signature(s) hereunto affixed, Concessionaire expressly acknowledges that Concessionaire clearly understands that neither this Agreement, itself, nor the issuance of this Agreement by City to Concessionaire nor acceptance of this Agreement by Concessionaire constitutes, in any way whatsoever, any Agreement by or on behalf of City to enter into any further/other Agreement, permit, lease, or other arrangement of any type whatsoever, beyond the term of or in addition to this Agreement. R. Interpretation: The parties acknowledge that this Agreement in its final form is the result of the combined efforts of the parties and that, should any provision of this Agreement be found to be ambiguous in any way, such ambiguity shall not be resolved by construing this Agreement in favor or against any party, but rather by construing the terms in accordance with their generally accepted meaning. S. Final Agreement: Each party acknowledges that they have read and fully understand the contents of this Agreement. This Agreement and any documents, instruments and materials referenced and incorporated herein represents the entire and integrated Agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior negotiations, representations or Agreements, either written or oral. T. Counterparts: This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts and any party may execute any counterpart, each of which when executed and delivered will be deemed to be an original and all of which counterparts taken together will be deemed to be but one and the same instrument. The execution of this Agreement by any party hereto will not become effective until counterparts hereof have been executed by all parties hereto. U. Independent Contractor. Concessionaire is and throughout this Agreement shall be an it independent contractor and not an employee, partner or agent of the City. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said parties have executed these presents to be duly executed by their proper officers thereunto authorized, and corporate seals affixed this day of , 2008. CITY OF FRESNO IS RANDALL L. COOPER Director of Parks, After -School, Recreation and Community Services Address for Notice: City of Fresno, PARCS 2623 Fresno Street, Room 101 Fresno, Ca 93721 APPROVED AS TO FORM JAMES SANCHEZ City Attorney City of r1l, esno By: Deputy ATTEST REBECCA A. KLISCH City Clerk City of Fresno By: (Deputy) EXHIBIT "A" Basin Description/Depiction EXHIBIT `B" Concessionaire's Proposal 12 MAXIMUM PAINTBALL, INC. By: Name: Thomas D. Sharp--:: 4743 harp-- Address for Notice: MAXIMUM PAINTBALL 4743 N. Blackstone Avenue Fresno, CA 93726 (559) 222-0860 (Attach Notary Certificate[s] Acknowledgment) m ., , v. l.i lCtUtSL V LC rilL. 1_�tresnq California 93726 tanvcwv 19, 2002 (559)222-3814 Fax: (559)222-0860 ', onosctl dvhar7;; Qtransedbc. con, Dear Sirs, [ire appreciate the oppot.pjYaa, to brink? a prgfessionaI paintbali field to Ja6vsno and 10 Regional Evotzs PCI, k. Orr thz folloH r;7g pages yoar will find information r•egardirrg: C. The sport of Paintball and Ste basis for a Paintball facilih, ai Regicncrl Sports Par 1.: II. Const-ucaort ofa Paintball Pork {rhe Painthall Covo-se Description of`lhe fields and eoanse ecluiprnent Poles acrd Rehr--" -Drawings and Design Plans Electrical and Irrigation Plan Ldrthsvork Plan Overall Design Plan -Cor7sD•Lddiors lime Frame (please see calendar) -Rest ooms -Seculzo, -Concessions -Insurance 111. Daily Operations -Open hours, Days of operation -Par7icipanis and Speciatocs -Safety -Services -Mainienance and Clean qp MSDS (paintballs,) from Severe Paintball Company USDS (paintballs) from Nelson Paintball Company AIISDS (Co2) from Fresno Oxygen IV AYaximam Paintball -Staff -Financial Information Field Investment Operational Costs Profia and Loss Statement -References Thank pove for your time in considering our proposal. Thomas D. Sharp President Adcuimurn Paintball Supply+, Inc. EXHIBIT B I . Tine spor of paintball acrd the basis for ape iQ o poinihoh f,,eld of Regional Sports Park :ilr.-i,r uja r ai; au r s oral has ahvnys a en to oii;'r o f„Il service painiboli cy acr zence. 71us :eoutd inch"de a c!Con, ;vc Ll -stocked, prgfessianal:etail location as 3reHasa, Set of luvini ie "s d J /1 k, that NI%QYJz,'d iX' a?Tf'aetil,e 10 r'eei'CC1llOnal Aird iOX7i'nCll:nern play°i'S Old -e lfouesth w hen Regional Sfrorts Pork was suggested to us, sue lsau°;never heard of it. That sure day we decided to take a drive to the location and was sarprisingly impressed. The uarlt was riot only ,yell -planned i,ui prgfessiorrally nvaintained and right a:aan we tett that this acus a location to which we cozald lend our Warne. Tine rrrvdevrloped Southeast corner contains good ;`err urn ar;d fi)hage ft» our Vision at the painiball co,zpourrd: As plovers approach the fiwilig, ihov would see the woli cj Eucalvphss it with only a narrow path as oul erdt once. The Eucalyptus trees would remain as a soul ce ol'shade and ambience. As the playa• reaches the otherside of the trees the space wouLd open up. On the right the plover rovonad see fix regula>Yrnz size ,itPPL,field arad;:zst bevo;rd drat a ; cgulation ,X Ball held. The jilavcr is standing ora a lmndirrg drat overfootcs the 28,000 sq ftstaging area. T1•re staging area inchedes 18 player paddocks srdtlz 2180 ujft ofshade. The walloveys behmeen the immanent fields offer 7200 s0 ft of shade. The pada to the left leads to the registratior booth and the ?ro .Shop. : hg entire left side of the prope•ty bolds what ever y plgver in Fresno has been waiting for: C 144,000 sdh recreational, nnaii-thenned scenariofreld. T!'n.s field could be used whole at divided. The plaver will see that this is a set up that will be different everytime he. plays. It's comfortable, clear, safe, and is a place that he can bring his fanny. dlaxinzranz Pairntboll needs to develop a professionally run field in Fresno. Currently' we lose players due to lack of selection, consistancy, and professionalism. Paintball Industry statistics & facts: "painiball is played in more than 100 countries Tairntball is played as a recreational hobby as well as a professional international sport with prize purses as high as 8100,000. 'An independent Insurance company has rated painiball safer than golf, bowling, baseball, and just about every other sport. "SGIdA International started tracking paintball pa ticipalion in 1998 (the year we opened) ami has found dial the number of participams has increased from 793,000 to 1,414,000 in 2001-4 78% increase. "Th -ere are approximately 175 Universities with a paintball club or program %There are approxi»xately 200,000 poiniguns• sold in the U.S. every month. "IV¢ernber• of playas worldwide: 16,000,000 LMV 71 Ti'l 1.The . po roj'p,nbail anti IIle uasr^fo,>prangap nrdi>'a'1 ii ra a it -F; fin;al �p is PerF Paitrtbail is a cornbinanon of the child,'saod games 'ick ., and hide and seek' lnrr �s r:uch lno,c. cha'len m;, una'so_r >Y_racd. ,; t✓o.e es api;avo:ves'he nenlion of filo fear;;.: and the goo, c ; q/ ebr;. r wi og team r a ,nbi,,Z' i>i moi l (ig,thew :viih paini aellets_ The syio t requires ve;;v.specific e(iurpwent. goggles, poir.igurrs, pressurized gas, and paintbal.'s. Paintball can be plowed indoors or ozat, with las k w as 2 people or 500 peoprls (the large.sl paintball game on record ilwolved over 4000 playersO. a game ena last 5 minutes or ora entire wee-kencl It's objective aright be to tape somethin, bt ng so; .eti7irrg, find something, or to smaply be the last person standing Deperrdi;rg ort U:e rlpe o/ t '.ld you plc v. the tach" Y can vary as 11 e.11; - frons beiing gaiet emd slwoliY and p;cicng your shots careffdlly, tc> beurg loud, first, and shooting co) IS � pal ol"lle gall, (011 be ob 1..; eni .ser i;tua, bw there's o s ihiog that siews the. sane, it an ack"enaline rush, Goggles This is the most irnporimst piece of oahrtball equipment. All pairvtbail are designred to meet st ici indusiry standards andlne>tect ears, ;rose, Its oil dh, as well OS thl' eyes. !I bOXIarkrnl Paintball carries 49 dijlerenl 0,pes nfgoggles to choose f; ori. ii' a l v M( Pamigons Paintgtrns range rnideh, ince;iortnanee arad m ec•e. Afalkers can be pimp-C.etion, niechanical semi-cnafo, or eleebronic. Some tourrranrent piciyer•s can spend alp ro 82000.00 on their pairregwes, bud most recreational players are competitive with a $200.00 investment. Rental sets (nsarlao; ar- tank; and rtrask) are the best way to get a feel f<>r the spori at minimal cost (ersxrally 81 i, 00). ll hopper capable of holding 190 paintballs sits atop the mat -Iter and n, s air soutee (Co2 or compressed air) expels the paintball from the barrel. . rrarKi�ii i��---'..-, QW990 0- `l t Eclipse 07Ego Toumament Pointga.;tr retail 81299.99 SVA Kingman Spyder• Sonic retai1889.99 Pressurized Gas Paintball guns eased pressurized gas to propel the paintball forward. There are 2 types eif'propelleni: Co2 acrd Compassed Air: Tanks range from $1 T99 for a 9 oz Co 2 to $229.99 for art 88d 4500 psi Compressed Air tank. Paintballs A paintball is a round, thin-skinned gelatin capsule with colored liquid inside. Paintballs are similar to large round vi4amb7 capsules. The fill inside is non-toxic, nova -caustic, scaler-soluable, and biodegradable. It rinses out of clothing and off Skin with mild soap aicl seater and are every edible, although we don't recommend it! I �a.scvipeior-I q/ ilw ffek?S arra, course egaosae-at fit? mill have the f,llowa? is_„es of fields: 1 NPPL Reguhation goad field 1R 'Iegmo>ion si— A'BA U,thlda%tis dared -70 b,, Id) l ;b^;e pvfpo.vv iield Thal Cao also !?e used as arx APP%,t1L'hd I very lar"ge multi themed scenario field To c/ar-iiiq NYTL, ,iPSL, a id,V BALL. care tournament circuits ihai set the rules for competition painiboll and Feld set ups. These circus set the shuxdar-ds forpainlbaL! fields all over the isar-Id. These care refer ed to as 'speedboll'f?elds. Speedbal:' is a ter -in used loosely, to describle orr,:_jield char simply has a series o/ b:r;zlrcr,; ('and nr, other obstacle's) la -d out on the field in a w ;rot' patlers :to make plgr,ihu,fo- both sides. The burxlrers used orx these f sleds are pri oarill 'blow up'burker-s. ThiS 3rearxs dsoi th-ev are cons .acted ofvi.nid ar,a Jillzd rritdr r'r' Jrrrx a leaf blora�en: These bunr,-e s cora be deflated in a Matter of m?.awes ono nloved to a storage Col4taine5 The miu�lii tlxerred sce naric_;deld vai11 use a var;ery of"bunkers rtxd obstacles (some pert,=anent acrd sotxxe rxobile). Tluswill include sandbags, Ielephorae pole remnaotsfiom the consh'uctior:, bar rels, and we're hopirxg to include some military (rpejeeps and perhaps even a fselicopt'erl (Ofcourse all oil and glass would be removed fore safety) Poles and Atera8xg Although we are willing to ?ase rahatever type ofpoles you would like, we would like to ease ,ecvcled telephone polos hhrougfxout &he eoraslruction cf tF,is pro�eet for two reasons. The ohvioies re -anon is cos[. Tb vse metal poles would increase the cost of dile poles S to 10 tinges and would increase the length of construction f m, 50% to 100'%. This sacor:d feasor? a, d the nvrcre itroportani one- f; ora n design point, is the overall look of the conplered project. IT'e're hying to acheive a certor, look o rustic, outdoorsy look. Recycled telephone poles will be used throughout the project, firoin floswer bed borders to the retaining walls. Afetal poles will notfri the theme we're loolangfor: A'fOxir,ners Potrrtball will pgyfor the -removal of the poles at the end of the lease it Parlrs and Recreation: so desires. We will use netting designed for the syort ofpOiatball and will meet all ASTA,L standards. Rest, oorvs Resrrooms 1411 be portable cherricnt toilers (porta potties) acrd it ill be on a oboe a iiwk cleaning service. This it ill nrcfude on<: handicgn basvi nn. seclem, Secreri(v ivill be. provided by Soriitiol (carreiatly ii.red a1 the score) and video comeitzs. The video cameras and recording s"rern use use can be rnosiiored,fi o;n romoie locations litre he store of our hone. h-mialsv, storage ai the jacihh• will be rr:irointial. Ensplooles mill all ter,ve the paintball pork at the same :,7 me ;vsi litre on, procederes at the voce, Conces.si<rrs Me gilt be selling basic, prepackaged fie0s until such a time ihot Regional Spoils Park bistolis their ovli concession siarsd. s Steffing Oeu- staff is mgna. n Omea ai trol 4 i ,g rn the pew rib r'1 wdami.v 070r retaif sore, and ander strict prccaa'rr'zs, thereibre, our plan is to ase ow- ex'; ur.. ;sh;a? c w- to rzm ihe, field. New emplovees +oald be tia fined at th ..tone fu-si and trrerrtually n>o;reci o.n ie rhe pai:rtball park. Sevei al wombers ofolir. currant siq fhaoe experience rurnring painiball gelds or setting up tournaments. Hery is a list of our emp%oeees (inchidmg miners) their ntstory c-tiah.'iicarior<S, and ermna..ai responc-rirililies at the Pa'; -A. ThomasShap (omie;') PastJobs: age 1-5 to age 16- Shop Alaaager atSilco 14,cst in charge of 10 employees. Oge 17 to age 19 - Assistant A tot1ager Burger 'Hing age 19 to age 21-.9s.sistant Manager Dominos Pma age 21 to age 26 - I:asla,Rei / Sheet A.4etal Fabi :calor Donald P Dick.-ia Conditioning age Jf,' to age 3d - Manager at ffeste„n Goldfish Gimiers age 3<l to age 41- Ow,nen'Tech%Buie)- at Ada..rimams Pairxtball Carrani Responsibilities: Blivei (99% ofall p;oducrs) Sales Ali desibns elements mid systerr!s rnmeagernent technical Consultant Gun Repai;/Air Smith Br:siness Del elopernew and Growth Professional Accomplishments: Developed set ofprotocols for the repairof julreboses'oideo,gom, rnachirres at Sileo llkul at the age of 13 Designed the pacb-rng operations offish ai W/eslern Gold/iish Grousers including shipping Carta: design Design and construction ofone of the best painiball .sioms in the country Certified Referree ATS1, Cerfi fyed Ilan Afar Ensployee as pertains to Hydiviesring by water _jacket method Paintball Field Responsibilities: Design and Conswitclion Manager (daily opet•ation.$) Employee Training Sbstems Maleigemern Grnt:e Coordinator Eveni Alanager Debbie Shary (owner) Past Jobs: age 19 to age 22-Adanager of3)cgw-infill Delicatessens age 24 to age 26 - Manager ofSeaWorld Pettri/orld Per Store age 26 to age 31 - Manager- of Pet Mart (22, 000 sg ft Pet Store) age 32 to age 41 - Owner/Gen. Mgr: P,faximynn Painlball Ssdpply Cut reef Responsiblities: All Accounting (taxes, bill paying, payroll) Hiring and Scheduling PolictuSlal'ing v'.. t on1. Debbia Slimy) (oivm i ) Ci:rreln; Pe.rrxTrrsK;ihlus c<mrr .I'M eoishig and Varlrelbng Dmi lgvee Trr.•n,i;eg Receiving Safen.GYanagelnery Uliel'atiriIs aa; rage;. Prq{'zr s5ior;al ri._con'gais,'rrrrents: Cert{Red Hoz itlat _mpinyee as itpertains to ilvdr'otestireg by ivaterjac.!r^t ;nsthod level of organization and detailed poliews Raised sales from S60,000. 00 first veato S1,400,000 by 5th tear G;xs business vin no ernplcvees to 8 emplgvees (4Shell brae and ,'Part time) Sel f taught even` rrrarlreting aced graphic slops <ela' Rcsvtitiilities ll i'N ip'!'irc bbheCt<liing' rill �0%iCiec (L<sii nli'iiaiPCe i a1CJidai' ,All Pro Shop lolarrageiilow .Tell 946ai' 23 vena old f,'om Azehigaa .'I ssfsiant ddanager (hill alne, D;'ith us fir 2 years Playing poilntball for S yea's and helped develop the Sandridge Electronic Autococker paintball gun (a big deal in the paintball indast; y). Also managed the Sandridge Painiboll Field (speedball and .+roods field,fr)r scena•io play) Peter Olague;. 20 vea s old fi-an Fresno Assistant Adanage- (full time/ FSU soident) ll''ith us for 4 years Pla3wigpointballfict) 5,vears,tournaneente-zperience- Garelt Calvert 23 year's old fr'oln Fresno Tech Department Manager (fa 11 timer' FCC student) Extensive technical shills on all paintgims and extensive touniarneret Pat" icipation and oiganizatiorn. Garrett Sione 23 years old from Tehachapi Sales (part tune/FSU str.:dent) litith us for 2 yea's Specialty is older painiguns and ardent plover. selling Cot and Compressed Air. Worked at fields in Tehachapi w ema. ri s alillmn Mu Solecs i'D m lVithl&5fn, r mma m , s s, and masit, alcnn _m ldl 26 S oldftom sangei Laies ) ��_ and / Beino! Bison movouluammisvio v Saks z> wanihs Painiboillilaver z Joev B7iolf-Janizen — 17ymn old1my AWoch ROVO,13 cind ReceivnigOWD Wor RMP w . w 1, , Aloxiinam ; r Participows acrd St)eciaioi s hhittally ewe e.cpect to see 101, pla_'vers per wee", <arsd 3^ spectators atO farreily rrutrrrbers. Ne pradicv a9'rat tine rrurnhw-s will grow in.OD ph�yers per it ,,,k and approximately Zi .spectators. One aspeet co hs"arstly rntrloolred ar ei 701ed Of nuxsr),rair'rtbail7relds is [lie oppor?amity to welcome farvly mewbers to corse o match a dqv of paintbald. Our darnographin inclredes 12 to l i year old bobs a;rd . 0m year old ir�e;a, bo[I'i of"rr6ronr appraciata (raving an aradierrco. Orr The oilier !rand You have wives and mothers ream would love to it atch husbands and thier lads participate H a fast paced, errtevto,U,eig.sport. These t}pes of speciators, howe-ver, need tofeel weicorrre, safe, aid comfrioble in o space that is constructed and trzaintatnecljast for chem. hh ors design 131017,.Vora will see 3 sets ci"bleachers mid ? large shade cloths (a:,rde;- ;a,hich there are 7 rrom sets ofbleaehevs). i"hese ar-t+as me protected bt. the netting ami'rill s^trpply a great vantage point for vievtn,- the gashes. Orem paiatball field woad<l snasfv sand ofthe complaints tot plgvers lmye about e.�isting fie --Ids. Fle uvoarla have a corsaprehensirre stc<ging mea that would be tvhaeled, have g, e.ct access to bath, uoms, the air fill area, and to their own georbogs. Players vould have several d�ereni Felds to choose f;-om and, to solve a majoi problem players have, our strff would keep the games going. We lva ve strong lecdership shills in our s[nff, exactly whoi it takes to keep gror _ps of players organized and on the field. b irr `�•`I j l� - .cit Sale?! hie o"", 1 err pi'olto' of oar safety pet -mm in'll'ovillwal Poiilfbo It. Sopmijd, mlfiwl' that 1;e inch"dedsoMW of <F here jor you toperuse. 11" ir e" ack 4',511 el i usaj"'w a' ti pool tbo i �jl ek" 15 1. 13civel blocking dei -ii e nuist be, on Ole gv;? �f :vo?? a; o not oo the " 1'eld. 2. N—hen Iva are ");i rheJ, 2ek7 voce lrl('Wc'll2l5f be on. 'jle,lilsow one .'5r7osk p'?Comes asi"Uw off thefielty" 7b 7,l,;, sqlety is -so much more thal7 that. "Proper it -an -ling, - 0i'm 17 atrlirlg> safety wall"'al 6.()t Ows 'Imt?'lfilhog Co? (ail pertinent MA PrIlyAlets are ow file) Filling COM1W eSSed.-Ili K -1171'(S CUl teWl eX It 1"Orls CIV OR e fi!ej S Qrreia I 0SH, I Sq ?iv Handbook Ewergenen; SInlcy"'Wis Films Harfliqu,-l1tes Robbery Rapid ONSeT RIVIOS.s ffa471yo.i? 3' compensalton - He use Employer's Compensation histliance Co. ":Sbber o) of our bu5ine5s. *11"t, require, barrel bloc"'HW device's on all pcmigiui is brough I Hito our slilie (there 3 elsign oil the door). ':We require barrel bloclung devices on allpanjigi,17s with oil, on them in oe:r stoic. '�)V. will'Floi I whe) still I find this policy 0, anj -e in the San Joaquin Tifflev. ''We eml3awer all employees (even the youngest ones) to be responsible. Jbi-sqfetv In addition to the sq/tt"yPrograw ch-ead ' vll-, use a/ Maximum PaMilloll, we would develop detailed policies concerning: SqfqvSignage such, as "GOGGLES ON", "BARREL BAGS REO(Jma)', "SA TETYFIRST " Daily SqftNv Ref § fjni(orjms including shields. Reis s dutie, s including off-' liela'security and the proper handling Qf equipment by placers. Mc, .,'ervice.s -f,�aIk-on 1'ICi- Flavcr.r evoadd shove rev in groups or liv themselves. Oran refjing staff a+ould organize grout's ofplayvers and beep the games going so evieyone has lra.tstba,!. -League Play= This activity wotdd best be inarraged on weekday evenings in the summer season, This woo ld be much fike a bowlnag league where Jiie,nds, co-woi-hrrs, or ever, is»nitres would compete irr friendly pairaihczll garrae.s. We would approach hulyma resoui ce. directors and small businesses to get more people involved. -Rentals The field would be eguiped with the some type of rental .sets we use at Mazinaw-a Panatball The set includes the paintgnn, mask, and fr;ll Cot connister -Co3 arad Compiessed Ali Fills F74: 've utilized i%;esnc Ozvge;e for Got 1» elk t<xnks since ;ve first opened. Our entire sin}f is ,nett irai;aed ira harnsRllirag Cot tairks and like AQazinaaun Paintball tlae Told will have all applicable C"G,9 ParzyhleXs on sire. Coinpressed Air is becaning mor e rnd more yopular as a jbrrr oi�propellarrt arad itis inaynrntive tlsai yaintball fields (have a corapressorand enoaegh bulk trralrs to handle the demand. 4Pe do. -Product Sales Oen• Pro Sholz-' Registranoa Booth wauld carry the items necessorlr for a day of paintball. -Limited Repairs .'llthough we have a great tech available, the field is not the best venue for doing repairs. All repairs ivould be (rept to a minimum, -Events 6l%'ve been orgaaaiziog events.bor years, only now would we be able to play host. P% have 2Paintball Palooza s a year which is basically a Bio Game'. This is the largest )recreational paintball event held in Fresno. Me would also like to orgaratze some charity event's. We've. ahi ays o77ered our rentals gin is to organizations but we never had a venue for their events. Nowa we could gffcr- the full yackage. 6Pe would also host local paintball tournaments set up for the moe serious paintball player: Once again we have organized these events in the past, but had to do so at other localfields. We are tooling forward to being in hell control of the venue and quality of the event. bre would also make sure that the regional paintball circuits make Fresno a regular location for their events. i3%e are very pleased that ive ivere involved in bringing the ,IPS1, Tounrmnent Czrcui> to Fresno and Regional Sports Parlc this conning September 4 �F Cilli' LOCaI ei'ei't88s' Rtivne Barker Ina ('Betty Barker) Blackstone Village Shopping Center ff• opened Afa.x6num Po'noball in the Bloclisione Pillage Shopping, Cer i .r in 1990. The space we occupied ryas approx. 700 sq. fi. and Was located behveen Alex s Bo; barshop acrd Juanita s ill:xiean Restaurant. rifler a year it was apparent that we needed more roan. Tile restaurant nest door had closed and was easily f-wice the size i f our store. It was oil obvious choice./or the nem store. Betty's rwsbmnd, Dan 6 (wemtly deceased) vvas exti emeiy supporlive and enthusiastic dun ing this time, a kindness e;e W neverforget. It rr�asn k long before eve gi ero- even larger taking our previous location as our new stock i ocmr and settling in at 2300 sq. ft.. Don and Be."haenjoved travel and ire mere happy to help 114th the management chores of the ,shopping center I%or the pass 2 yeors we've e hewn e) asted wilh collecting all rent patimreats (13 imams) and depositing these checks. Betiv Barber 250-2i o l Fresno Oxygen Fresno Ozygen sapplies as re4th Co", a criticcl iter, for poinlball shops. ,'rn 1990, we piekea' up 2 to i 501b tanks a month. Now Fresrno O.;.ygare deliv<rs irr average of I5 per r+:eel,-1 Me are lgval patrons of this comlya v and are proud of oerr 'pqv' record. Corporate Headquarters (Alain Store) 245 "AI -Sheet p4esno, Calforrrla 93721 233-6604 Joe Collins Productions Joe Collins is one of Fresno's gems. Ile is the voice of many connnrercials aril hosas R7syiYrat R; Blues Chronicles on a local radio station. Joe coordinates our television rnnd radio ads as retell as produces their. Feel free to corntact hire regarding rnrr jrgv' record. Joe Collins 411 F. Andrews Ave. Mesno, Caifornia 93704 229-676.? Pelco Security is a major priority at our store. 6i% currently utilize 19 canneras in and around the premises. Argern de Klerk, an engineer^ing manager at Petco, recently installed an unreleased digital video recorder in our store as part of thicr^ beta testing procedures. As we have been a long time user of Petco products, we are happy to help therm in shier developement process. Argen de Klerk Engineer 3500 Petco tlrav Clovis, California 93612 292-1981 Sergeant Mike Doyle Police Activities League Sergeant Dovle is clearly committed to PAL and the at -risk Idds involved in this program. A recent casual conversation: in our store [mixed quickly into a partnership to support the list ofaetivities offered to mentors and thier charges. OnJune 11th of this year the PAL took part in one ofout, major events of the season, The Paintball Palooza. Me supplied 30 rentalpaintgrrrrs atnd related supplies at no charge. This was not a one time donation from our store and nye look,forward in assisting Sergeant Dgvle wi1lz firtur^e frenctions. Sergeant Alike Dgvle. 745 N. First SAeet The Paintball Palooza! Fresno, California 93702 498-2508 Our I whistry Relei'efices American Paintball Supply 1433 Route 9 PoiEdward, Al) i '828 Joev n4endoza 1-503-385-5600 Archon Paintball Ine. 155 Girdm Rd. Greenville, SC29607 John Pope 1-866-92% ;.5330 1-864-675-0226 Bad kfabnz 1021 Gictorvplace Burbank CA 91502 Raul 1-818-565-0196 BLAST vac. 1799 Carpenter Rd. UrntD OolrleY,, C4 94561 Bob Long 1-925-625-7929 Brass Eagle (iW7or'r Gaines, R) 1201 SE 30th Street Bentonville, AR 72712 t/eronica 1-800-861-6095 Custom Products 1640 W Sunrise Blvd Gilbert, AZ 85233 1-480-539-4820 1)arin's Gun Pxchange 9-50 Randolph St. Napa, CA 94559 Darin 1-707-255-5166 Der l)er 11rodections 4082 Promonfo y St. San Diego, CA 92109 Rob 1-858-274-3552 DYE' Precisimi Inc. Pro Caps Direct 10"37 Scriirps Summit Ct. 14235Jo'r�a a19ar.>hall FTigFrmw Sar Diego, CA 921.41 Gainesville, 1-A 2015.5 Dei vii Leslie Ronan 1-858-536-5183 1-571-261-3162 Evoventures 11111-.suilI arke£ing. Lac. PO, Bo.; 839 55 11011 of-dAve. f1 c nrd, CA 91789 Des Plaines, IL 60018 161m11, Yang Keller 1-626-839-3332 1-817-233-9900 Gen A' Global 1709 S. Calijbi ma.Ave_ Raeegbzn USA Monrovia, CA 91016 1800'Whal0n0ave. Suite D 9,1csr Placentia, CA 92870 j-866-3-59-92-18 Tom Dougherty 1-714-528-72 23 Kingman International Corp. 14010 Live Oak Ave. Severe Painiball Baldwin Park, CA 91706 1 301 Sawgrass Corporate Parkivoll Eric Sunrise. PL 3332.? 1-626-430-2300 Edow do bfinlrs, 1-800-899-6366 Melad-yne 5069 Alworth St Suite 4 Smort Parts Boise, Idaho 83714 100 Station Street Scott Collins Loyadhanrna, 91 15661 1-208-321-1807 Sean Scott 1-800-992-2147 Monkey With a Gun P.O. Bac 6206 Tippinann Sports, LLC Fullerton, CA 92834 2955 Adams Center Road Bonnie Ft. Wayne, IN 46803 1-714-403-9224 Pat Ferrer 1-800-.5.33-48311 National Paintball Supply, Inc. 570 Marntua Blvd. IW/DP Sewell, AU 08080 417MainStreelSuitt, 201 Krohn Durbin Huntington Beach, CA 92.648 1-800-346-5615 Melissa 1-714-536-9011 NeStar 10302 Ohiev Street Warped Spor'tz El Monte, CA 91731 11919 West Pico Blvd. 1-626-575-1518 Los Angeles, C4 90064 Glenn Forrester Pacific Wilderness 1-310-914-9222 1719 S. Pacific Ave. San Pedro, CA 90731 1-310-833-2422 "Derck, Leslie-" <c'IeslicC�dyelacersiola.colrr> c Dye arid: Protor .... December 8, 2006 3:53:33 AM PST Debbie Sharp"' <dsharp7@transcdge.com> -.. <derel:<?dyeprccistcn�.com> o Aftachmonas, 24" kb S.... e Siideshov; I 0 whom it may concern, I have had the pleasure. of knovmng 'and doing business wiih Thom and Debbie Sharp, fol" nearly 8 years. They have Issu'e'd only the utmost professionalism and personal principles to my self and others who have come in contact with them. Thom and Debbie are knovim throughout the Paintball Industry, as wonderful people who care greatly about their business, their customers and their community. I am proud to know (peon, and to call them (Trends. Piease feel free to contact me if you need any additional information Sincerely, Derek Leslie Director of West Coast Sales Dye Precision, Inc (858) 536-5163 ext 281 Email: derek@dyeprecision.com 10637 SCRIPPS SUMMIT CT • SAN DIEGO • 92131 PHONE: 858-536-5183 EXT 222 • FAX: 858-536-5191 P'iaximum Paintball Supply 4743 N. Blackstone Ave Fresno C,a, 93726 To Whom It May Concern, I am pleased to say I have been Thom and Debbie's sales representative for the past: eight years. r0ffaximun i Paintball Supply has met all of our requirements to qualify them as a first rate, professional, con i-nercial retail paintball store. Thom has had a Pro - shop with a large selection of paintball supplies to service any t; pe of paintball player for several years. Fie carries everything from entry level equipment designed for the recreational player aft the Garay to top of the line high-tech gear for the most: demanding scenario and tournament players. In our industry, it is quite common for the more successful commercial operations to have a "dual entt " arrangement li ith bath a retail store front and commercial playing field. Thom has done the requisite research to confidently take the step towards becoming a "dual entity" business. Having the combination of the two v<<ourd be a great feature to help Thom grow his business and it would also provide the young players in the area with a safe environment to enjoy the game of paintball. Thom staffs his Pro -shop with vdell-qualified, safety conscious, courteous employees at all times to ensure that his customers are taken care of in a speedy, yet professional manner. Thom along with some of his staff play, at a professional level in numerous paintball leagues across the country which keeps them on the cutting edge of the sport. By traveling to and competing in all of these events, he has gained valuable exposure to numerous successful logistic and business strategies that allow him to run his retail store better and they have also helped prepare hint for the challenges of operating a commercial playing field and running his own events as well. We have had nothing but positive experiences with Maximum Paintball Supply and hope that they get the support they deserve to grow their family run business and Promote the game of paintball. Sincerely, Kevin Drummond National Paintball Sales Representative 500-346-5615 ext 206 kevin nationalpaintbalf.com 12316 Bell ranch Dr f Santa Fe, Spriggs C , <• 90670 t phone 562-204-0857 <� fax 562-204-0861 '1 -4-8-06 To kAthom It 10ay Concern I ani writing this lege.i as a character reference regarding Thom Sharp and his company Maxinnurri Paintball. I have done business with Thom for nearly 10 years if not more. I have supplied Thom's store, f0aximurn Pafntbafl, with, equipment and supplies for the sport of paintbafl. Over the years Thom has earned my utmost respect with his honesty and integrity. Where one account night keep, extra product we ship their, by mistake Thorn has come forward and informed me of these errors and asked us to bili him for them. That trait is nearly non-existent: in our industry, In my 20+ years in this industry I can count on a single hand those customers that have been a pleasure to work with 100% of the time. Thom Sharp would rank number's or 2 on that list. If all, well half, of my clientele were similar in character to Thom I'd be the happiest man in paintball. Warmest: Regards, John Pope F i nailcial Lnfin rnan`ian fI'e are a financially secure company, meaning thai sve a; e 10096 irn the black. 11"here as niost conipanies hs, only one w- t:Vo rete; If,nces, we encourage han to call anyone ore deal with, pcd(atheli related or not, and inquiie about us. Me have never refused a shipment, we've i7ever bounced a check, ail bills are paid in full evenly mouth, onnrl (all inveniory is paid for upon arrival. ffe are nol on terms with oni, ny compaby design. L?ve(ything ha our building is paid for Me hope this answers the question ofaur fnnancial position. lfae're also inchided a Proflt and Lass Siaterrnent from our last, fiscal yea° Please ask if there is Wry 01her.l9rancial docxarnenzs you r2gaiire. Painiball Park Initial Invesnneni fle expect consh-tiction cot ofthe field to total S 113,875. 00, Haximmn Paintbah/'_Thom and Debbie Sharp are prepared to -finance this ani,^urnt without taking a loan. This inchides course equipment, ;rninlenaiacc egndpntent, and construction labor A'Yo inniini Paintnall will be responsible for all const ichor costs within the chain link fencing. Operational Cosis G1'e esfinurte O MOothlY rzmning cost of S650lt00. This includessanitation, insi.:rance, labor utilities, andp-operty maintenance, 'Ill employees said! be paid legally and hm,e all necessary Max1muri7 Patin b all Staf'yply� inc.. 01/2a-07 Profit cand Los -s- f nda rd July '2008, through June 2006 639 -Legal & Accounting Fees .€�€ 'fFS...�e€€t '0f➢ Mfflearna lttcu-ti Gfr r € ttse 4,352.36 lroccr tse 15,226.59 601 -Sates 1,3 ,'8,041.62 -m1,378,041.62 TOW ftiicame 78.00 Crass prafit 1,378,041.62 Expense 17,219.10 85t-C€uvcnt ;et Change -38,171.00 6,63-C ti€"c€tases. 754,142.24. 654 -Freight 17,231.69 801 -Advertising 26,092.77 GOT-fSctWatc€i€Ee Expense 8,424.72 811 -Bank Charges 199.70 823 -Depreciation Expen4e 24,516.00 M -trues & Subscripticr€te. 2,469.03 G30 -Health lr€surance 3,784.85 831 -interest Expense, 76.85 ga,3-insurance 1,579.00 833.0:1-Uabiiity lns xrance: 9,332.04 f#33DMAkfarkman's Compensation 5,247.00 Tctat 633 -insurance 14,579.04 639 -Legal & Accounting Fees 8,215.29 843 -Maintenance & Repair 4,352.36 844 -Merchant Fees 15,226.59 847 -Office Supplies 3,780.00 853 -Postage & Shipping 78.00 855 -Profit Share/Pension Exp 2,338.50 857 -Promotion 17,219.10 858-prcrmatian t heals 1,634.03 859 -Rent 36,670.60 860 -Security 2,927.44 862 -Salaries -Officer 127,700.00 863 -Salaries -Other 100,917.58 864 -Supplies 12,661.41 B65 -Taxes 865.01-Payral€ Taxes 22,757.06 865.03 -Other Taxes 25.00 865.04 -Sates "lax Payable 101,558.00 865.83 -Taxes & Licenses 1,579.00 865 -Taxes - Other -1,514.00 Total 865 -Taxes. 124,405.06 875 -Telephone 12,419.38 877 -Travel & Entertainment 4,263.13 875-Utifities 6,022.63 991 -Federal Income Tax 17,174.00 992 -State Franchise Tax 7,194.00 Total Expense 1,318,544.99 Page i %lmum PMmba[Sap/y Gz 0/0 ProUltand LD&G Standtzrcl %yy b9m:Jq:mS Jm «.2,+ Hlet W +@hc, S, m Other Inc_y _ Other Expense 998 -Penalties z00 999 -Other ExpenqeE G, Totat Other ep m � e Wlet Other incorne A+m Wet me 59,252M Page say ti Eyr?.dy Overview Maxiinum Paintball Supply, Inc. is an industry leader in establishing proactive safely policies. This means that we actually look ,Ior possible safety hcizarcis, then we create policies to prevent accidents. Unfortunately many paintball stores must experience an accident or near -accident before the problem is confronted. Paintball is actually considered a relatively safe sport, however being exposed to paintball equipment crud players everydcry in a store setting can increase yozn• risk of being iiajured. This set oj'safety guidelines will cover these isstaes as well as standard safety protocols utilized in all industries. Warning! These are not suggestions... these are Alaxbnura Paintball Sulrplys Policies. Disregarding a policy is cause for termination vvitlz o; withouut warning. If'you do riot feel knowledgable and coaaf&dent about a proced€€re, you must tell your supervisor: We will rcirain as necessary. Morkplace Seeurlty Providing a secure workplace can reduce many types of risks. Security breeches can result in theft, identity theft, assault, violence, and husiness shutdowns. For example, having the payroll delivered to ars while we're opera instead of leaning it outside the door can prevent identity thef. We also have a rtzrn2ber of security cameras installed inside a.r ii ell as oattside. Often the mere sight of a security camera will deter criminals. Remember, you are notjust suing this facility, it is up to the entire staff to maintain highsecurity levels. The Parking Lot While there is no real criteriafor determining "safe" parking spots, try to park: *YTghere you can see, for a distance around your vehicle. 'Where you can be seen (a highly visable location) 'In a well In area `In busy areas Going to and from your vehicle Always consider your own personal security and safety before leaving your vehicle. Look around hefore opening your door: If you notice suspicious people in the immediate area, move to a different parking stall. When you exit your vehicle: -Quickly move toward the building entrance, scanning the area in front of yoga ,ft"suspicious people and. behavior: -Walk ira r,vell-lit areas. -Stay alert, be aware of activity na the trash area next to the store. -I f a suspicious person does approach, change directions and head.16i, a safe area. Worklylace Securit, cont. It isMaxirnuna Paintball's policy that all closers leave at one time to increase security for it's etrtvloyees. When you are retunzing to your vehicle: -Scan the area around your vehicle as your approach. -Approach your vehicle with care; have youir keys ready. -If something appears, out of the ordinaty or you see a suspicious person approaching... stop, and go back into the store or other sgfe area. Inside The Store .fust because you've made it safely inside theslow, w, you shouldn Y let. your guard down. There are levels gfsecu rity that all employees are required to maintain. -Unless product is being moved through the gate behind the store, it is to remain locked. -Customers are not allowed behind the counter unless they are using the bathroom If you've allowed someone to use the bathroom, it is your responsibility to watch thein leave the batlaroom and go to the other side of the counter -If a manager has let yore use the store keys, you are to return thein to that person's hand, not placed on the counter. -Managers are the only people with perp ission to be in the office. -billed oast forms such as Consignments, Repair Forms, and Rental Agreements are never to be lefi ora the counters. -Invoices are never to be placed where the public has access to them. -!he door ita the stockroom is to be used only as an Emergency Exit. -During open hours, one counterperson must be in the showroom crt all times. The shownxnn must new be left unattended. -Don Y overlook trash recepticals as a possible security breech. Mentally ask yourself, "Could this jeopardize the security of the store If I just throw it away?". We. have a .shredder and other safer ways of disposing of sensitive materials. Emergency Situations Good planiiing i.s essential iia handlirug any emergency situaziotn. Throughout your working life you will constantly be challenged with events that are unexpected...be prepared! Fire The key to surviving afire is io not let it get started Maximum Painiball lists the, following items as part of'it's Fire Prevention Program: 'Smoke Alarms We have 5 smoke alarms distributed throughout our 2300 square foot store. They are hard -wired to the electieally system so there is no need for batteries. Clean storage areas collect in the shed, or next to the building or fence lines. You will notice that Maximum is considered 'clean'store. Aash is not allowed to °. �. E�r?e4_',q?F�.w%(% Sd?F:':$av?:e"o.r",3vs /ciS.i':teo ��J7PFieL',?,SL'63De rmBtp.F f➢°On? 2Ve1'y 7`e`Itirn _Zltese are posted near doorways *Electrical outlets rmnd core`s etre not overloaded. *Fite Extinguishers We have fhree certif ed fire extinguishers. Knoxv where, they are! Locations ase mapped on the planned escape routes near door -ways and also in this manemd. *'early inspections by the d aesno City Dire Depariment. What iia do dm, hk is fire It is important that you undersian d the characteristics of fire. Fare spreads quickly; there is no time to gatl7er- vahiables or somelitraes to even make a phone call. In. just nvo wia7utes afire can b(come life threatening. In 5 minutes a store ran be engtmlfecd inflames, Ileal and sn7oke.}o-orn f me can be more drar7getnams tl-ia a the flaraes. Inhaling the super -hot air cart sear your hings. Fite pmoduces poisonoaas gases than` e)aake yoga disoriertiecl aria' divu,sy. Asphyxiation is telae leading cause of Fre, deaths, exceeding bursas by a th ee to one r4#10. '.Do riot panic The calm person who assesses the extent of the blaze, calls the fire department arca' acts quickly to contain the fire or moves evemyone oul of the building is Me one acting responsibly. "Assess the fare Always think first of your safety and the safety of others. ff ibe fare is sea it and clearly in coag ml and you have been trained io use afire extinguisher you can alter,7pt to put the fire out. If you awnY sure if you can conlrod it, or you hrmen 2 been drained to use afire extinguisher; leave the.ire fighting.io prgfessionals with the p; aper equipment. *Eny,,acxmaate the building, call 911 Wark as a team and know ,your tesporsibilitics. Confinn verbally what you are doing. "I'll get the extin paeisher! „ "Ill get e veryone out! ».ani` "I'll call the fate department! " will ensure tr°aral everything is taken care of and five people men E ali calling the fare departinent. Escape routes• for each maria are posted, near the cloonvays. There are livo routes for each room. rant" They care designed to take ymi past afire extinguisl?ei aa'ad a�iove ynu til Me outside, of the building as (gdekly as possible. 1f your clothes air on fire, STOP, DROP, AND ROLL amWil lhef fare is ous'. DO NOT 1£I UV A the f re will bum77 faster: If yoam ane escaping through a closed door; use the back of your° hand ao ftel the top of the dnrtr, the doorknob, mire` the crack between the door and the doer j`€vme before you open it. IIEUt R case tame palma of yozra° liana nr fingers to test for heat. -Ifthe door is cool, open slolirly and ensure that fire and/or smoke is blocking your escape roi(te. Il your escape r oarte is blocked, Am the door rtnrnediately area use an alternate route. Leave immediately and he prepared to crmH as smoke and heat rise and the air is cleaner and cooler near the floor: Attempt to close doors behind you cis this will sloe the, fire down. -If the door is worm or hot, do not open. Escape through a window or alter nate route. I f you caruaot escape, hang a white or light-colored sheet outside the windoiv, alerting the fire department to your presence. Everyone is to meet outside by the Blackstone Nflage Sign post on Blackstone. Your supervisor will make same that everyone is accounted for: Flag down the fire depar°trnent as they approach. DO NOT GO BACK INTO TIDE BUILDING. Whoever is the senior staff member that day must notify the fire depar't'ment of /lie following items ive keep stored in the building: -bulk Cot cylinders and bank compressed air cylinders -SCUBA tanks -ber wrapped compressed an, tanks Using afire extinguisher Fire extinguishers atm only good for about 10 SECONDS so you must know how to use them to be effective. 1. hold the extinguisher upright 2. Pull the pin and stand back 8 to I0. feet 3. An at the base of the fire T. Squeeze the handle Skeep at the hale of thefire with the extinguishing agent 1 What io do during an earthquake 1. Drop. cover aria` hold on. f4/dmh2uze your inovemenis ddu" ing can earth 1>aake tor, fel i? sieps to a steer I y safe place. 2. d f you are indoors, take cover tinder a sturay desk, table or bench, or against can inside wall. Stay awayf ort glass, windows, outside doors or yells and anything that couldfall, such as lighting faxtures or rrrritrare. Stay indoors until the shaking has stopped and yogi are stare exiting is scyI 3. if there isn t a table or desk near you, cover your face and head with your arms and crouch in an inside corner of the building. Doorways should only be used for shelter if they are in close proxanny to you and if you know that it is a strongly supported load-bearing doorway. J. 1'f you are outdoors, stay there. Move away fi oin buildings, shve,lighis and anility wires. S. ffyou are in a crowded indoor public location: -stay where you are. Do not rush for doorways. -rrzove away fres?. tall shelves, cabinets, and bookcases containing objects that may fall --Be aware dial the electncnty may go out or the sprinkler° systems or fare alrams may conte on. f. ffyou bec=ome £rapped in debris: -do not light a match -do not weave about or dick up dust -cover your mouth with a handkerchief or clothing -Tats on a pipe or wall so reseuers can locate You. .�laotat only as a lass resort.. shorating can cause you to inhale dangerous amounts of dust Flas kllgh ts Flashlights are kept inside the rental room doorwo"v lfyou use one, snake stere to pus it back. Tell a manager ifyou feel that the battens is gearing low, Robbery chis can cover several sittrations. An actual robbery, someone being assendted in or around the store, or even someone being lowed and abusive. Here is the list of'priorhies you must rnernoriae and adapt to ?he situation: call ,011 Notify rnamagetnent Protect yourself Be a good witness ffyou are being robbed, stay calm and do what the robbers tell you to do (43 on the above list).Ifyou are a witness, stay cahn and make mental notes about the assail ant. As soon as it is safe - call 911, then notify management. Mrite down whatever you can remember, height, weight, tattoos, scars, vehicle information, clothing', etc. iH' ._.. -.l i;�v n,.r,•Jili ;:Y; t r Jfi i ,} Ni^ rl r .._ .� �•'L: l)C? ?AUt ray to D°e tJ'leVe C`TLPZ1e3'e�l tom.+' sta;�L'' t12e 1?eJ`J'O?2 biJ1Qp Just 3`OijG'+2d yoz:. L°i7G'VP.i' C¢Z1,Ci�x )/��ih'S21gIx'3 lie tSa,�:en t© ca second lo(,. -Oxon. Do keep yozars'elf scab?, paj? aue ntion, call 911 areal n9V& a manager right away. Adapt the four responses for° dif)ererzt sitarations. Ii`a czastorner is ye,7linn and using pr'ofanit}; norifY management first. A manager may instruct you k) cull 911. ,Situatio n can escalate so stc¢rt an ildng mental doles right away. Perhaps the person will conn down and leave happy - or they csr ld pzald out a knlfe. Protect yourself and be a good witness Rapid Onset tr€lrwss This situation would involve things like heart attack, sr,'oke, seizure, etc. As an etnployee it is your responsibility to get the person medical attention rigbi away! You must act if yort believe someone is in distress. If they are unresponsive - call 911. If they look 2mcornfo sable (sweaty short of breath, etc.) ask them if they need assistance. Notify ?management right away. .00 not attempt treattnetit unless yoza have formal training, have been cet`tifaed° and 91.1 instructs you to da so. (.All 3, or more to roolved treatment anno2 be admini.sfered.) Imo your best to keep the person calm - DO A70T leave them alone.If pcssibie, send someone out to alert the pcu`ameddcs as they approach. tea'' esG4e-i1,1 The Battles @219f,°dP1G•.�' i'ir;17e 1F"c VFhl°lt?EES 3i7.P.S £2F2C3'.Si2fdT72.fi. It is' i.LfY t® yDRI £© Pi2CXlIe sa.fd"G' ?TZS 13d3e'tle ?S SCdfC' tJ jlil. CO2 Poules are madlads$ Oral6aP} murn.. or chrornofy steel. �6 cell thGnt fapClP"£, ZDDlc Cif the 1 0t£or?2. rJ it is rouwd, it is chrornoly) l� £lze battDrn lS�7ar, tt Es ah{P72iYt€P.71'E. fr•oin a selling standpoint, alaamausn'? is more destrable as it is €fighter it,. weighrt wd it void not rust. doth types <1`tanks perForan the same. The Pop of the tartly is tkaaecrded [ cnewcept the 6r°ass valve. Me brass valve is made up olf the body, the burst disk, plug, spring, and hitt. 7 fere is also a body to valve oring, bottle oring, andpin valve, seal. wee body of the valve is eor sf7"aEeied avith a safely fead€Ere in case the valve comes loose from the tank The stye;ty feature is either• a hole, a slot, or a combination Df the two. Here is a list ofitems to laok: far^ as you inspect each tank. TA'al slze tcaaak; is it? (Alever guess, always ask ifyou aka nod know for szwe) 15 flix"r•e rutt?. 1s there a gap between, the tank and the valve? Is the, put valise- at a novirt al height? Does it have a bottle caring? Is the tank dented? Does the tank look like ifs been over heated? Has, [tie tank been anodized? Does the tank look like it has been tampered with in anyway? Do you. r°ecogn ze the valve set up? E77,ese tanks cdlf bald cop to 18001)si in them. Ifsorneihing goes vurong, it wilt happen ins.fandy There is 7lo time to get out of flak ralcay. Every tank has some kind gl'bv st disk incorporated into the valve. This burst disk housing contains a thin piece ofcopper• designed to 'blow our' ;`the tank becomes overpress2trized This keeps the tank ftom exploding. Burst disks are further divided into pressure classes. C"o2 tank burst disks either have '180097'or '.3h`.'on thein. 37r is the BP or Burst Pressure of'the burs disk. WP stands for Morking Pressure. Either" is,ine for a C:o2 tank. During hot days in p➢esno, we include a ftr•ning on our rental agreements about letting C'o2 tanks get too avatar. rRe also hast this infort nation around the store. It is your" responsibility to verbally remind customers to seep their Cot taroks at room temperature as you hand then back. Cot can exis1, as a solid (dry ice), as to gas, or cis a liquid` At room temperature C62 lige dd boils off cis a gas. T6ever° Lar°eatdne Cot. It displcrccs oxygen in your hangs• sand can caar>e respirator�> disia•esa eventually leading to death. For chis reason, we always leave the air room door open as we work with the 501b •Co2 tanks. fel Iu/'al�sfrsr Cat carr be foeuul in t?a: store naanaral- Please make yourself aware of ia'- Copies can he made p®r customers. s. ,r ifls Compressed on, tanks or HP tanks ore extremely regulated and well -made. In general, it is considered saA to work with and around them. It is safe because the CGA (Compressed Cas Association) has come up with user° friendly gaatdelines that the end user (you and!) con understawl. Players at°en °t kraovn a'o be safety conscious so we must hold steadfast to the rulesand be confident when dealing —with these tanks and their owners. ,Y)yo1a do not follow the rules con ceiwing IBI Ica nks there could not only be monetary fines levied against the store, but you are risking the very lives of the people oround.you. For this reason, even one infi aciion will result in ierrnination of your employinem. All PIC' tanks are governel by the JOT (Department of Dansporiatiore). 'nspection Anytime you pick tap a HP tank to fill it you musi follow the inspection guidelines. You cannot assume that someone else has done the impection for you. Ask the customer to reinove the cover (taxless it has a zipper then yoga can do it) if it hasone. If there are stickers on a fiber wrapped tank, they inust also be removed. The only exception to this rule is the Air America sticker that Air America puts on their tanks. Even in this case, though, if the sticker leas damage, you must assume that the tank has damage. Look a€ the tank and ask youa°setf these questions: 1. In general, have you seen this i )pe/kind. of tank before? ff not, ask a manager: Z. Is the tank making noise like something leas come loose? Does it sound like there ere loose panicles inside the tank? 3. Starting at the top, does the valve pin look familiar to yogi? Is the pin bent or pushed inside the tank:? is there material coming out between the pin and pin opening? .Tiny questions al>out this cincl you should check with a manager: 4. Are the conrzQctions on the regtalcrtor secure or are there spaces? Does the regulator seem loose on the tank? 5. Does it appear that zrnqualifred personnel have been working on the regulator? Chew up _fittings, scratches, and rounded burst disks are signs of this problem. 6. Are the correct burst disks installed on the regulator? HP tanks usually have Iwo burst disks, a low pressure one and a high pressure one. 3000psi ton,'=.s -.Nigh Pressure burst disk should read 5K Low Pressure burst disk should read 1.87. 4500psi .tanks -High Pmssur°e burst disk should read Z 5K Loren Pressure burst disk should read 1.8K 7. Roes the fill pressure marking above the fall nipple match the fill pressure on the tank? 8. Look at the.fber wrapping. Has the tank been dropped? Is the resin continuous? Are the fibers exposed or cut? Does it look like the tank has been in afire? -9. Al the bottom= ofthe uink is a plug, hoes it lookHersh and covered with resin? 10. Is the tank- within it's hydro period? Each tank has an Exemption number assigned to it: The Exemption contains the guidelines that the manufacturer; fillet; and h'vdrotesier must arse in making and haw -ling Phe tank.. If we do not have the Exemption in the store andlarlvoit do not undersiond what it says, then You cannot fall the tank. Tanks that have been retested must have a legible date on the sticker: (A good reason to sell your cusioinei a tank cover y they don i have one) Ask a manager if you lurve any questions. Never lef ct pz shy c sstorsaer make };oaa compromise these standards. G [ (^I $'Sa .}• pt 411v 6ws t, cswrt thcs fanAS yGk,{ arc aboI,'t to fill. Look to in aka sure the iT(kl1Te ha£ an oring on i:` an, k ok fior evidence of tar€agaea•Eng. ��s;€' a' teehifyoza liras` one of the follaia,aaag sitz�•rtioras: Potation line daaesn E watch up Identt fy the size of the tank busted metal A space between the valves and the tank Misszng or damaged burst discs missing or aantaged brittle o ting Is the pin height correct is the tankdented Has the tank been tornpered with Is there sainething unusual about this thank Cot is . l i cents per ozrnce. F'e t?rtdy cit tree far is,luxt os e add to lite fink. The only way we cean figure out how inuch. Cat is naedeai is if the tank has been brought into the sto: E pro vioatsly and has been engraved. efthe tank. has not been cngravrd, yo?,! must empty the iank and then engrave it. It is bene, i1 jvu do not go into detail about this procedure otfzrging the contents for the first engraving. This is the most common. task ive are asked to pc- Jaren. ter fill trunks correctly and effortlessly takes practice. These ar°e the basic stelas. I. When yore take a tank ar Banks fracas ca cusfoane:r yoza are responoble for thein until that customer leaves tdze store. t`au erzus€keep track ofPhe tanTss ifs the Pee chest and yoze must also make sure tdze czstomer takes the tanks widt thein when they leave, the store. 2. heels fisc iveigtat ancr deter anitte Taaiav much <.."07. lice custornet needs. In most cases the empty weight is engraved neat to the relief vealvc. if the tank has no empty weight engraved skip to step 24. 9"Cigh lite tank:. Compare the empty weight to the actual weight. Get ca truest Check- and write down how much you are adding to the tank. Always write the weights down individually and then add thein together Add a rotation line to any fink that doesn Y have one. 2A5. If lite tank: is not engraved yau ntz sf nsake sure ilial it is empty art 'engrave it yazarself Ta empty a tank enake sure the bleed is open on the fill station and the: knob is cul the wcnT up on the fall (adapter ceew the tank onto the fall adeipter all the way theta slowly screw the knob on the f ll adapter until Cot is released front the bleed. Only turn fire dial until you hear the Cot; you wan, to be careful not to turn the dial ire too far or the pin valve on the tank, could be damaged. If you don t hear ,rano Cot, the to k trtay luai e air eady leen empty. Tfeigh and engrave the tank. 0 rhn:jC'.G 3, Chill the look: Me use an ice clvW. Swrietimes we have ice and sometimes we more water than ice. Be sure to stand the tanks zap), tfthere is a lot ofwater in the chest: Some tanks can snack in water if the valve is subwerged If that happens, let the tech know as Cot and water do not mix. Leave the tanks in the ice about ane aatinute before yoz€ start to fall thein. Deep tract of which tanks are yozn s in the ice chest. It can be confusing when the ice chests get fined with customer § tanks. If ;you think that we are getting low on ice, tell a memager: T✓i w a beginning to fill, the lever should, be shut, the bleed open, and the fill adapter knob is in the zip pnsition. �. �tzee the farzlc is eltilled, scresat it onto the f it cadaptnt: If it is not screwing em all the wa}; sornetrsang is ivrang. Never continue filling tf there is a problems, noft f v a tech right Mvay Turn the kjtob an the fIf adopter zrntil you feel pit assure or until yoga hear- xe2 start to ble ed oz; t. Close the bleed. I��ld the tank b,}%t12e valve area-. ,Sotnetirates the tank will flash, feeze as yoza stria°i tof11 it crud if}%au ate holding the tank your hand could. freeze and stick to it. �ti 'ii1 E � �-.Y� t).p^. y Ffn �,t SruifG4'e €^4eafll;l:iNf E..0 "I i?) i c"3Udf,YFdiS:, C±d"�3'f?C!S'r',stC;. t��Y'�ft.'a1i Sunrise, Fb!'Vi2'vS;:423-2813 USA k.a8: 80'1i. 840 &aft Et'l r,: 9,64.233. 1680 Fax: 9,54.23a. 168 1 f)£iayEfie € sc-,dto €xxylp[ry c,vlth 0, I {/r 5 r -Ti•; -m, k..;onmnui tPf`<ct:t"l m SC:FYdard 2-�C GFR 1 1'10, E 00. Starlda:iC, itfusA i e.. consf£rtt.ed for spech'ic €s--CEDE€t Enents. 1111 m6-um;,6€1 :Et°iMIMlflcEa, Product. [,,ra i e: Formula: For€nuk! y.El^`T: Co,a,imon Synonym: PFoduct. Codes: Effective Date: Revision ;q Precautionary Labeling: Health Flammability paillfbafts € YA None Various Labals September €0, 2000 Origi argil Ct Done g Pofoile Reactivity - 0 None Contact i Slight Hazard ratings are 0 to 4 (0 w No hazard; 4 = Extreme hazard). f vc4ective equipment during use: Eye and face protection. Precautionary label statements: During use avoid contact with eyes. Hazardous Components `f"€kis product is not: manufactured tcs contain a reportaabie component as defined in 29 CFI 191€t.1200 GCamponent % GAS No. Not Applicable ±:evmei�E4Lc;,�I,:9 ML,2§Y (. til Ifig € ad(fesnls: E` a(yr UTY[en& Gfycx { I'='la A.0 ,c'd Geta i((@ Ca[/i�Fe smi Vapor Pf' s's:ure (IJ61 He-): N Vapor Dens6t f (Apr 11: 14911 Pour P041Appre, �rnate[v 7 Cr (45 F) Specific Grevity: 1.07 -- 1. u4 Evaporation [date: IWA (H20=1) (BUTYL AGETAXE=11 safut ifft! (1420): ApparecVfablc (iViere ViarY 'it?a) % VolaEt es &ay" tine°urnc : < 6% Appearance & odbr: Cratered, Hapid.-fiHea carp suie=. Fire 4. Fj Up o.€,• i`tazarg Fta?slt Point (Open Cupp W/A WIFRA 70410 Rating: Cwti_C Flammable Limits: Upper: N/A % Lover: W/A % Fire Extinguishing Media: Use extinguistming media appropriate for surrounding fere. Special t=ire -Fighting Procedures: Firefighters should wear proper protective equipment and self-contained breathing apparatus. with full face -piece operated in positive pressure mode. Toxic Bases Produce& Carbon Monoxide, Garton Maxide salth Hazard Rata Toxicity: No known toxicity Carcinogenicity: NTP: No [ARG: No Z List: No OSI -IA Reg: No Effects Of Overexposure: Contact can cause eye irritation. Target Organs: None identified, - Med€cal Conditions Generally Aggravated By Exposure: Damaged skin. Routes Of Entry: ingestion, eye contact. E:niergency And First Aid Procedures: Ingestion: If swatlowed and the persona is, conscious, immediately give large arnounts of water. Get i:iedif ai attentiori. f1.:.e:easrei5a:22T Eye Contact: Immediately flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Get medicai attention. Skirr Contact: Wash with plenty of soap and water. Ci�t��,.a�itr(i(t(tQ Stability: Stabile Hazardous Polymiierization: Will not: occur Conditions To Avoid: Heat, flame Decomposition Products: Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide Incompatibles: Strong oxidizing agents, polymerization cal- and aCC@IeraICrS; strong, strong acids. viii: Eiisposai Proec-Burgs, Steps to be taken in the event of a spill or discharge: Wear suitable protective clothing. Carefully sweep up and remove. Disposal Procedure: Dispose in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations. Protective Equipment Ventilation: Use adequate general or local exhaust. Respiratory Protection: None required where adequate ventilation conditions exist. Eye/Skin Protection: Safety glassed with side -shields. Storage & Handlinq Precautions Special Precautions: Store in cool, dry, well -ventilated area in original sealed containers. Isolate from incompatible materials. Transportation Data & Additional information Domestic (D.O.T.) Proper Shipping Name: Paintballs, N.O.S. 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ODOR : slight APPEARANCE Colored !nolle`{ SOLUBILITY IN H2O Partial VOLAITLE, BY WrEIGHT: 0.0" VOCS, lbs/gal 0.00 VAPOR DENSITY: Is lighter than ah SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 0.950 EVAPORATION RATE: Is slower than Butyl Acetate VOLATILE BY VOLM4E: 0,0 % VOCs, grmns/ltr: (See Section XI for abbreviation legend) SECTION IV - FIRE AMD EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH PODIT: N.A. LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT: Ni, UPPER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT: EXTINGUISHING It CO2 DRY CHERIECAL FOAM, WATERIFOG UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSIOIq HAZARDS: None knoviiji. SPECIAL Fl-REFIG14TING PROCEDURES: As in my file,, wea elf,co'�jjta iEled, breetfiffig aPParatus pressure-domand (MS2IAAQ0814 Page I c EFFE ' 'S 11, i;F_1 .t ct�'i I EYE CU1� c / G,'t : ""s tK ',.i6 nt1a ani Eihling l lyes .t I II'C:I:'S OF O VE"ru f I.PtM11)IE.I' "31UN C'.OR 6le,fi„ I': Ess n0a fi.y.t':Q iE�f..WtEf'�}T, t^ Ekin- I l'1 i 9C I: S or"0 vLFv Ixa' S(JRE V_apons- art, t ntff e(y(„ duo to play siceJ [Jrup also. I I , 6 C PS IJF i3�y ERMITOSUPl—, INGBSTION: No [ea ,e4 iin narnnai fndu;staiO use;. EFFECT'S OF bi\r. 14ED„[ )SyU t' C i,:kFrJWEC HAZARD 5. Bas. m on aVaiiab I . Caeta, rcpcafc_ e "[ies€.scs ars; 00t rn2s6trate d to ;.ansa axag( sig atf [ca"m lit" vt E cG off as. 1 HIST Any) -B' C'0IJI h C'I': F4134 Oyoc ilio tougIYfy e rd, v"Wte for 15 11tmE€tes. Get iranI mamb. fried ieai 6t eIItic a. FIRST ACD} S[ IV CCrN, FACC: C: V mash sken wtilfa slap Fad. Y 2lvr. E[ EeeiEzt:icn dec?ePoi e; ;et irtedi(<! aftendUir.. Pf[.`S;[ R.IIID., INTI..Ac.:ATIOIN:iri.F-... t ILkis} 1'„ll_l I}fit 'l S`[I CSF!: lndcxe vanaiting fE [Feat_ tEratCSib e, die € tgt m4Gd, e:.OMIt medical p rsonni 1. l'F`FMAl .Y ROUT,' S.) ( I r re:. I -t E C"0t.TACi• .:... v naf-�f!: .(. n.ae4Fi. G6 ..:52 .. (.iii( f [.. na i:r. z xa ♦ nn y itCIONVi ltE!XIlVfl7YDATA PGS SR♦ i.(:, .ryi. i -t .t35 (:: n:5: n -R: ..t;. Ri::( ...;n a: :lSe .�n� a,V'L4� f( ia.iR .x.. ..... ..... (:.vvv. HA762 IMO CIG ["LT.OMJ€'I. S Thormaf d„corapc itiour ma, ? yield carbon dioxHo aitd/or cat'€soea monoxide, QOl�7Dir1'IC,iIv;S' TO A\ GNDI Avoid' storage ir.' hdgfr Nimid y cc L,.m ;totttia t• aLcVe fiEk Deg. F or treluv. 4'0 Oe, F INC:OWt ATABILYTV: Avoid contactvt?ii:h: strong oxidizing agents. H/k_ZARDOUS POLYf\4t €ZfZA.TEt7t.4 Will conditions. STA3ILVE X: his product is stable under nontnral storage: conditions, F'f:i:ii a"tffF4(tSt.:k Pk Ofkff Ftt P3i Ct4Cini C(EN4H6-i:S4t v .n-54kkGsCSf-4GSLFdf knt t CS ia:it .datiHt:aCi•tW SECTION a+it SPILL otr LIVkK PROCEDURES i:Cfa # itSNaLtf {{SS n('4l Ybi-[nh 4+f t1:44failbi {'(ftteA4! (t'4H:kbti:b£t aAlgG95i:G{:O bf i•flkfi:i tutu:kki:n`Ltn41klt STEPS TO B13 TAKEN II~: CAST; MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Spills should be contained and placed in suitable: containers for disposal in accordance, with Federal and Stare Lr V s. WASTE DISPOSAL I TTid(OD: Dispose of ina accordance %juts all local, state and feral regulations, (nyitb d'. iE£f.('.o,:F i i'ktbkf: F+ti(<(YfR:bfrt:(O £CFf r(4ti:!'(' FFe:(iav{",.ifiCti.kf (`4pf•t i kt{', n43,:{ ( p5 k!i?KCL(: '4ep:M'?: SECTION 'vill SAFE HANDL YNG AND USE nVPORMATIO Sr5 1 a(:(:kki:.)5 iF(t fGffa:4:Of l'(ka:a 4f:Af:i( (E4f SkE:CO(i.£:FGk&kLiPirt<-ckF:8lFt0i4Y(¢L: Gi+T Y:Lr tt LSfLf Lf+:83:4rt:kfi RESPR ATORY PROTECHORI: plane uccxled. V FNIILATION: Use good general ventilation, SI6 N PRO2'ECTI01q: Mone needed. EVE" FROTEC'E ION: Impact. resisN,nt Sa€ety goggles that will wiflistand a pa€ntba[I impac¢ at 325 feet per second are rc;guired. OTHER PP3.OTEC'FEVE 6SQUEPIvfSI�'I~: Protective I=d gcar ES required! E'y'es, eats, and IYP ad FFV gmleral rn ust be protected li'orn impact! faHHnr://wan€(.EeePsoriixaPttfbaP;,cae�(t,e(�y_llai�nilrat&s.ht�tel Page 2 t <I . C". lsf..4`., ) 11-1 _€'..k V. Ci @yl➢ Ii.'fTd4 ('iJt'C1t"v ediEfEg CK Er[tCot 2 :!,' T.f(�u,ns h� #eV,tCO d with P'rh is la'�r:8k SiT::i AOisFv➢. 3Lf,T t+v FS'., sPl t,kl�E Ci G6'.!Urt°.SiiS Pklf:fl.Cj`f')( :S TT}'u( iAKE'ltiIN(13/10111NEl-.tMJ FGRt Gr Swroawav +er€uIctpftornfre ..,aq.lCeep ccw,,W,me Ct )U -.d vel,(zr. na in use. ll".CF„undmead,,,d £totege, . J%3e [No4 s 75 �3eg, 1.aN-0142efc a3ud 550%, (?'i HBPB PREC : UTEO S: Keep awry IRGm ci-dl&en! Do itGt tateErtc.tia{l.y. Sifashalsle Pahaba s, i7re no, t 3Pdc, tLovv vo iia SLson ect3j' CausL d<ar'ti"{t6'w. bio rroe a ra Of glhoat Pohet5 tov"'aVets the ho ak- nccl:. sof pe€'soap or animals.. SLC'f4"tip§ ?:: Iy2i I5 2€!-; ft�CsS .x,%,:9: .: IMUS, R 'RNUGS - )_ii n,L' H: I l ),MIMABIUTY: i PEACI t'E iTY: a SE.4:l 0101 °n'.} - G T Y-I'i.'s'ki RE'G'iJu. PITIONS SARA. ECTt�t i , F �<: 2 his tr"oduoi co rtaisss €tee koFloex+i g s 6_ �rec sitE c�C f ii c kt fsa,t� wt}t Pr fexcsat:� of yectd ,a s f 3 of Tilde Fll of tik Sulpeifutko`, and IEomgiio(UzVonE`i.ctof 996 .d4QCFRPunt:37'2: Cl -AB OCAL NIAN F3 ___..____..__- C.45 )\I)li/lire'; I ; o/ , - ":o SF<I€/?, ,rSeCti6k3 313 e6'enponents oxist in das product. PREVIOUS &&SDS REtlISRDN DATE: 635/21102 LEGEND: RA. -helot Applicable- N.E. - Not. EstaWished N.ly. - IVot IDeterknined redf i:cbiaf 9q( n.t-ti'[eq^+F' t-, .evx .an tr:4att4i, r�ty.rt.a.tx sit N Ani:;.,etla z:3 %'ti.,v ..rnaa Rtf:i vLdf:rv' i}i:CJt.i.:/iUVX-tE Cef:LGffift V' >tLt -:f L'41:Ntii Li cnc'd+Jx;£Y:F %t,..i z'i:yt"4'f GE':1<4iti: Y.{ 4E-'fEtW ii::d FVei 1'.x=4iY'AYLzdi'i:LC£f tL4 iia:ss'i:%:>§itlBLs, * ,Nelson Technologies, Inc. (NTI) expressly disclainxs all expressed or implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, With respect to the product or information provided herein.** All information appearing herein is based upon data obtained from tt'. manufacturer and/or recognized technical sources. Mile the information is believed to be accurate, NTT makes no representations as to its accuracy or sufficiency. Conditions of use are beyond MTPs control and therefore users are resile€nsible to verify this data under their own operating conditions to detennino whether the product is suhr'ble for their particular purposes and they assunio all risks of their use, haudlinl and disposal of the product, or from the pablication or use of, or reliance upon, information contained herein. This information relates only t the product designated herein, and does not relate to its use in combination with any other material or in any other process, is6,:1,**4:s:X:*isa":h':¢%'tl:*****-4:*I,*g is Y:,tl: 11: K:>j: y':3: 4: *r;*{ !*****4:r8:%:}: K: Y: Y,:>1:>'r' k fl: t`:**.:**isi%>:a:f': (ETT OF MSDS) htEpals'i`s4'txclsett[tdiar4salE.custelhM1SUS_p«iathal€s.BUtit Page 3 f €%ii•: Gr Ie liCr:;Cr[=ctdluccs:; [.C?;FS@;FT;I i£1(3 ,JLGiit:L%f'C>.;;4 €iI Ez"r,:'.Cf`°�q€i.3..•vu t' tC l ANO Q C= TF•CG CIGK(tyURv t? ex:€nF-(: n.srua Lia=red %:a:lrari (7irids G'{;ort€i'eTF fT �alzEfa co, E.'tR't5gi<Sly sea heading, ardto:' fooiLt, uta ergettgv sec-, herding, and'c' fsi€c'sr pt4.:.Ce C�iw `<, C:G'�e et C?c'S'G6Uk�ILuC(5'C.i elFLiv�6'f.' �zC.r fir"d vCiEt7�EEF 5`s's e'vLLat%.iEC6S ScbLtiiicC'. t'k'ctScF'&:i2S't Melting point: co ni(31SPb2ni$< (�oeEgin,nf>'Gift !'Con:iYt•rir3lsS, D. Inlp Y6iL'i�, iropurnie3 wti[Gh w5t hfln9Pic6j Live �-.,l., da_s70rtion of the pt'oduct. CAM t'dr fs si G / C C Y 1 �`t �y: 1.03(water=E) tw f: ? S s 'f -4y t 4t 1 f Coiouliess liquid Contact vddla p:2,du t may cause No odour u+arning properties. cold burns ar frostb6:a. la high Gasrvapour heavier than air: May concentrations niay cause accumulate in confined spaces aspltixiaticn. 4 CEEYVYt PCE €nfulleti 6n; Low contrrrtradoas of CO, cause increased respiration and headache. In high concentrations €%ii•: Gr Ie liCr:;Cr[=ctdluccs:; [.C?;FS@;FT;I i£1(3 ,JLGiit:L%f'C>.;;4 €iI Ez"r,:'.Cf`°�q€i.3..•vu t' tC l ANO Q C= TF•CG CIGK(tyURv t? ex:€nF-(: n.srua Lia=red %:a:lrari (7irids G'{;ort€i'eTF fT �alzEfa co, E.'tR't5gi<Sly sea heading, ardto:' fooiLt, uta ergettgv sec-, herding, and'c' fsi€c'sr pt4.:.Ce C�iw `<, C:G'�e et C?c'S'G6Uk�ILuC(5'C.i elFLiv�6'f.' �zC.r fir"d vCiEt7�EEF 5`s's e'vLLat%.iEC6S ScbLtiiicC'. t'k'ctScF'&:i2S't Melting point: co ni(31SPb2ni$< (�oeEgin,nf>'Gift !'Con:iYt•rir3lsS, D. Inlp Y6iL'i�, iropurnie3 wti[Gh w5t hfln9Pic6j Live 30°C da_s70rtion of the pt'oduct. CAM t'dr i24 -3L:-9 EEC €ir 20.1-69622 1.03(water=E) •Yageutcr Pressure 2(f°C :i,t>fi�x�r,frt�s�fees€i-c€i;;E�r.:c'€ray^ -- f outgE cag-9ari Refrigelated fiquef[ad gas. Coiouliess liquid Contact vddla p:2,du t may cause No odour u+arning properties. cold burns ar frostb6:a. la high Gasrvapour heavier than air: May concentrations niay cause accumulate in confined spaces aspltixiaticn. 4 CEEYVYt PCE €nfulleti 6n; Low contrrrtradoas of CO, cause increased respiration and headache. In high concentrations may cause asphyxiation. Symptom, may include loss of mobility/ consciousness, victim may not las aware of asphyxiation. Remove victim to uncontaminated area wearing self-contained breathing apparatus. Keep victim warm and rested. Cate a doctor. Apply artificial respiration if breadring stopped. sidr'rleye contzcc bnmedfa;ety flush eyes thorouoly vi idl, water for at !cast IS minutes. fn case of frostbite spray whir watt for at feast 15 nunuv s. Apply a sterile dressing. Obtain medical assistance. €ng,aldaoe Ingestion is not considered potential route of expmum. $', �EtiFEs' �6�Crf'YYE�G Rrti1-w�c4F[5;@iti Speritie €eaazrdc Exposure to fire rnaycause containers u rupture(erplode. Non flammable. fdaznadoas, !Non& eocnbuslion perxduces Suitable, All known ey.Wiguishant,' ca;r extinguistang rs wile be used. sex llnirk a treet.hod.e If possible, sup flow of product. Move av✓a;, float the coalaincr and E>u•sixlaan gas-ceautscsas Leviwo, FR?i --I t€aS C>S2;.ry ai,'n 12:gter; C's Evactizie area. Use l5rOi4(:i'IVe doting. 4�.(ez:'s;:is'-ferlu`<in d h!'Fd:3'iiltg ap�iar'a:Yl>': V'utsl (:lV jng area uniess. atmosphere IS proved to be sole. Ensum adequate Lr vereiLitlon. Ty to step rcke ec. pretmaet frau: en€aring sou✓ere., basensen'ts will veorkpim. e; any place where its accum(Jadan call be dangcrow. \re:rldlat'e ^area. Y-fre;t•Lf ol.,lief=°..w`g KLI;;1ISTC"s@c.4LE: f'40,60ftg 2,lO Mra;,ge Suck back of veausr inso the cuncainer must be prevented. Do not allow backfeed into ties containet: Use only properiy spw'ified equipment which is suitable for this product, its eepfiy pressure and temperature. Contact Your gas supplier If In doubt Refer to supplier's container ha,dling insetucdo;t, Keep container belovr 50°C in x: vvcli ventilated place. Ni E.3°.6�'G%5C➢t„I'_^ S.CSf3'�Eil@B r/ftE�f$4Ese`fE. E,.fuucure ffrn,t vafcte UK: STEL; 15000ppm; LTEL; 5000ppm (EH50/20@2) PersonaE protection Ensure adequate ventilation. protect eyes, face and skin from liquid splashes. 4 PHYSICAL ARD CHEMICAL PROPrP'"E5 Molecularweigi t: 44 Melting point: —56.61C tgaTme Point: —78.5(s)°C , Critical tioengrerafenre 30°C 11e6ative dens ft, gas 1.52 (Mr= 1) PcIati na density; KwAd 1.03(water=E) •Yageutcr Pressure 2(f°C 57.3 bar Solubility mg/d water 2000 mg/I Appear-ance/GoSom• Coiouliess liquid Gdour No odour u+arning properties. 0(fuu-&tea Gasrvapour heavier than air: May accumulate in confined spaces particularly at or below ground level. E 6 ETA,13i%§TV tkt4D fCCnRCTtVDTY Stability anti Stable under normal conditions. react oily liquid spiitages can rause embrittlement of stmc.tu al materials. € E 0"OWYC'reLOCIECAl, EP'EE8tiL56E.1"ElON r7L2 aFify tis.f._€h:ir 6he/ct ,r. `'( ( ! ' A . 1 lCC r c r u; -cat L f a.e :a e Lo!r;: eFJI'M tau -'`^ani Do nat discharge ima any p{ ', Moiswre vhihete Its a:xurnvJzi:nFs could ba t,l. 6;i�.�txe,,;r[ dat]e'evo s. t:arbor Minc:tide i i5:k:a✓gV: trig at'yu_,51 eiL-ii)IFuZ',', i esiduat Gases quanthilal." Should be at4Aj a,;. Sr°� ,r.J,.,r� Coma' aapplia, if )_,kti 9.'a is hamonia regaih%ac. le. 4.lc�r�LL �F�E Cs s`fCzi..! i.'G CC1e�� Pce-par'Sdp'piog [Uma C..a1V131..ItG%ad °fe@tom-i'[ei Iteval sulphur (as S) Liquid Oil 2 ppm w!w Cfas'P'N• 2.2 ARR".,et[L an f'.ff�sah:z.4ica. t�crue 1'.a".iS rvhS[4Yft! AD Jt Labe! 2.2: nen FF'lirOal)fee n^ra coxic gas Cats.'` vt zaeJws-c Avoid uens;::r!t c' vehicles: edfler. W&n—anido,"t rite load space is no- la ;p, -aead fro,,^x t6aa d<4uer°s ccnhpa:•(3rseit. Ensure va€vde diver is aware of the ppnwnra haer& of d' le loa{ and knoa°zs what w do iso the event o`r an acciden,: ar ar emeccsi,:y: 9C-i6'ie vans'prltalg 1Md acC Collalft&S ensiStY dMt. tEeay am firmly sesumd and: -. there is a6e quat'e veeizlaFiao - compliance Lsri.h applicatde regulaions. . i ..-.4.`-�i�• I l .�LI�eI `.S�.0 lit 4:T1'd 3bF'i'THICti€1'. iN�:i'(SR€lil(`ti tt:iM Emirs, e�: railii:a:)i(J: ani r eguia bra, are o::.:: ;rJ2.C. CO;i::ERt:?21?Ocn . IOs::jP catrF qd ' hi vedi ventila a( i tRace. Do not breathe ill; gas. C oniact with liquid may esus= co4d hures(Eh'osCbi�c-. The hazard aro asphpan, 0 is nfren overloa, a6 and ;Hast, be 5tnass2d during operator naiRinc-. f5s x's of € l-ca?ti:-lg apparatus tmtst be F i i i s Sa£oiy Dam Sheat hes been established lir acro, dance, Nwth the applicable Eurvp2an Directives aid apples• to all countries that Ira••m, translated the Directivev in dim re" ona'i ia"'o. Gdb� s+ Sting this prudOu ina ; rev, pro-zess or e:pchirrenC> a tlYo-ouph hnateiiai conapadi>iky rind safntystu&, iioufd be C3h: I Opeli Hours and I)Ov5 q1,01miol'on e fO . es � o' i? ; elvof omd sj,to ei eots ,.5 ih,"Ye0i 's, 'u. becoii.-s ;roie dela!' 1!4V bi, ocklmg kcpic ;?.,gh,'s _,'season), local "'noria, events, Oi2r, tivii Paini"",ull Pulo/zo." Thoii)iagivh?g, and Chi liiwis M em !Si,mriol, 9.1, to"A'Al Afoinlmonee andCleary Up Ataoched is Phe rnainie,rance sciu:dzale ire nse for over store. ne have foand that to wimatain the siore the ovnv it e wozdJ like it was important to crena lRy calendar. It is. made a vent i;a advance and has sx+ehTerns as ;emirrdars to change the orr,x.+-ering ; rachir;e Message fat holia'au: to sen mi eompessot: We womid create weh a cale-ndarfor the field as well. PaWballs are envirciumenially safe and biodegradable and will bec%isj:esedgfreON; Weekly hashpickvp. Hehave alwhedd4SDSfor tmo mcjor painlball ccomporiies as ,r -ell as the AISD.Sfor Co'. 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