City of Morgan Hill Bikeways, Trails, Parks and Recreation Master Plan
Section 2: Introduction and Executive Summary | May 2017 Sports Market Business Strategy – Morgan Hill, CA PAGE 11
Table 2-6
Morgan Hill Aquatics Center Summer Recreation Swimming Use and Swim Meets, Combined Economic and Fiscal Impact
Resident Impact
Visitor Impact
Economic Impact ($000)*
Multiplier
Total*
Direct Spending Indirect Spending Induced Spending Total Spending Increased Earnings
$528
$3,368
$3,897
0.4500 0.3570
238 189
1,516 1,203
1,754 1,391
$955
$6,087
$7,042 $2,163
0.5550 12.6057
293
1,870
Employment (FTE Jobs)
7
42
49
Visitor Impact
Fiscal Impact ($000)*
Tax Rate Resident Impact 8.75% $46
Total*
Sales Tax **
$284
$330
Transient Occupancy Tax
10.00%
0
23
23
Total Tax Revenue
$46
$307
$353
*Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand ** Total sales tax is 8.75%. City of Morgan Hill receives 1% of gross sales, or $38,000. Source: Johnson Consulting
As shown in the table, activities at the Aquatics Center are estimated to have generated $7.0 million in total spending, $2.2 million in increased earnings, 49 FTE jobs, and $353,000 in tax revenues, annually. Visitor impact resulting from out-of-town visitors to Morgan Hill is estimated to have included $6.1 million in total spending, $1.9 million in increased earnings, 42 FTE jobs, and $307,000 in tax revenues. Morgan Hill would receive approximately $38,000 in sales tax revenues, $32,000 of which is through visitor impacts.
Table 2-7 summarizes the estimated economic and fiscal impact of the soccer and non-soccer tournaments at the Outdoor Sports Center, combined, annually.
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