1. City Council
June 19, 2012

2. Pool Naming Rights
June 19, 2012

3. Proposed Pool Naming Rights
• Payment: $56,000 (Annually $7,000, 8-year term)
• Contract terms: Love Family would like family season
pass for them and their 4 kids. Family would also like
2 private parties.
• Some signage around the pool and at entrance, and
referenced by CoSA with incorporation of the name
“Love.”
• Recommendations: Recreation Advisory Board
approved proposal 3-2 and preferred name of “Love
Municipal Pool.” Staff recommends approval and
prefers “Love Pool.”

4. Proposed Pool Naming Rights
• Signage relatively small – largest at 3 feet in diameter.
• TBSC got $60K over 6 years, Foster Communications
Coliseum $200K over 10 years. Both are open and
used year-round. Pool open only 3 months each year.
Given that – and that capacity is much smaller than
TBSC or Coliseum – $56K seems fair.
• City would have to sell 910 daily passes to equal
$4,550 – CoSA’s annual share.

5. Proposed Pool Naming Rights
• Pool operates more as an enterprise fund and needs
to generate as much revenue as possible to support
itself without relying upon tax dollars.
• Another naming rights alternative is to place a
corporate name on it.

6. Proposed Pool Naming Rights
Love family bio:
• The Kevin and Kara Love family are third-generation
farmers of peanuts and cotton. Largest peanut
producers in Texas over past 5 years.
• Eight years ago, they expanded into deer breeding.
• Decided few years back to make San Angelo their
home. Interested in naming the pool as a way to
contribute to the community they "love."

7. Proposed Pool Naming Rights

8. Proposed Pool Naming Rights

9. Proposed Pool Naming Rights