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LOCAL REVENUE SOURCES:
ATHLETIC STADIUM AUTHORITY
CCE-R (LOCAL)
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FINANCIAL REPORTS
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The Assistant Athletic Director shall submit
weekly financial reports on all stadium complex usage to the
Athletic director.
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CASH CONTROL
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All cash collected at the stadium or other
athletic facility shall be handled as follows:
1. Parking lot attendants and gate ticket sellers
shall return all cash and
unsold tickets to the central cashier at the
conclusion of the athletic
event or at such time that parking and ticket
selling for the activity is
considered as complete, such as "half
time" at a football game.
2. Concession stand managers shall return all cash
to the central cashier
after the conclusion of the event.
3. The central cashier shall verify all cash
receipts when turned in or
maintain all unverified receipts separately
pending count and
determination of discrepancies.
4. The central cashier shall, as soon as possible,
count the receipts, audit
ticket sales, prepare distribution of revenue
statements, and prepare a
deposit for delivery to the bank.
5. Specific forms shall be used for reporting
income from ticket sellers,
parking attendants, and concession stand
managers.
Cash control regulations shall apply to all income generated at all
Districtwide athletic events. |
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CASH CHANGE FUND
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The stadium shall maintain a cash change fund for
use by gate ticket sales personnel, parking attendants, concession
stand workers, etc. The amount of the change fund necessary for each
point of sale shall be determined by the Assistant Athletic Director
to meet the requirements of each activity.
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TICKET CONTROL
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Distribution and sale of tickets to District
athletic events shall be handled as follows.
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ISSUANCE OF TICKETS
SALES REPORTS
UNSOLD TICKETS
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1. All printed and prenumbered tickets for special
events shall be ordered
from the District by regular purchase requisition
and delivered to the
Phillips Central Gymnasium for storage in the
vault.
2. Advance issuance of tickets by the athletic
office to schools or
individuals shall be made on an individual sport basis in
quantities based
on past needs. School personnel responsible for the
particular sport shall
pick up tickets, sign for the specific allotment of petty
cash, and receive
a receipt.
3. Ticket sales reports shall be turned in at
least once a week unless
otherwise authorized by the Assistant
Superintendent for
Business and
Finance. The reporting individual shall retain a
copy of all reports
submitted. Such reports shall include information
as to when and where
the reporting individual can
be reached in case of questions.
4. Unsold tickets shall be accounted for as
follows:
a.
At the close of the season for a particular sport, the
school
representative shall
return all unsold tickets and petty cash,
accompanied by all reports including the original issuance copy.
b. When a representative of the
athletic office picks up unsold tickets
and petty cash at a school,
the representative shall acknowledge
receipt of such tickets and cash and
leave a copy of the
acknowledgment with the proper school
official. The athletic office
representative’s signature does not constitute
acceptance of a specific
quantity or type of tickets but merely acceptance of
a parcel for
delivery to the athletic office.
Upon
receipt of such tickets at the athletic office, the school’s count
of
of tickets and cash shall be
verified as soon as possible and, if there
are not discrepancies, the
copy of the original issuance shall be
signed and returned to the
school.
c. When a discrepancy in the
amount of tickets or cash occurs, the
Assistant Athletic
Director shall notify the school principal, who shall:
(1)
Direct appropriate school personnel to visit the athletic office
to
verify the accuracy of the count by jointly performing a recount; or
(2)
Accept the count as verified in the athletic office, remit the
amount
of the shortage from proper funds, and waive all rights of
future
redress in any form. |
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PARKING CONTROL
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Parking at athletic facilities shall be supervised
by the Athletic Department and governed by the following
regulations:
1. A parking fee of $.50 per vehicle shall be
charged for all high school
varsity football games and any other events that
require the use of
parking attendants. Whether or not parking
attendants are required shall
be determined by the Assistant Athletic Director.
2. The following individuals shall not be charged
a fee to park in these areas
at memorial Stadium:
a. West side--Superintendent,
Board members, school officials, and
special guests.
b. East side--stadium
officials, stadium workers, concession stand
workers, drill team
members, band members, and cheerleaders in
uniform.
3. Parking fees shall be collected only by
personnel authorized by the
Assistant Athletic Director for such duty.
Collection of fees may be
terminated when the Assistant Athletic Director
deems that all potential
fees have been collected and the services of
parking attendants are no
longer required. |
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ATTENDANCE PASSES
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Attendance passes for events at District athletic
facilities are issued exclusively by the Athletic Department. The
Assistant Athletic Director shall maintain records of all passes
issued.
The Athletic Department shall issue the following
passes with varying privileges:
1. Board member’s pass.
2. Administrator’s pass.
3. Teacher’s pass.
4. News Media pass.
5. Scout’s pass.
6. Coach’s and doctor’s passes.
7. Worker’s pass. |
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PAYMENT OF WORKERS AT ATHLETIC FACILITIES
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When athletic facilities are rented to individuals
or groups (see GK and GK-R) and such rental charges are computed to
include labor costs for cashiers, ticket sellers, game officials,
etc., such personnel shall be paid by a District accounts payable
check upon requisition by the Assistant Athletic Director. |
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