Keeping sports and communities thriving

Reducing City General Fund Burden

Bringing Green Technology Solutions To Sports Facilities

Who We Are

The founding members of SRM have been responsible for developing and operating more than 40 amateur recreation facilities across the United States.

Our past successes include:

– Big League Dreams Sports Parks
– American Sports Centers
– Sandlot Sports Academies
– And others

The SRM Team

Christian Conrad

CEO

Tad Powers

VP – Community Benefits

Don Webber

VP – Business Development

Jim Thrift

Operations Mgr – East Coast

Trends

Budget Crunch Forces Sale of Three City Parks

Budget Crunch Forces Sale of Three City Parks

by | Nov 14, 2019 | ,

Corpus Christi Caller-Times Copyright 2018 SCRIPPS Howard Publications All Rights Reserved With the city of Corpus Christi facing the largest budget shortfall since the financial crisis, many departments have been told to start running as a business rather than a...

Budget Shortfall May Force Park, Rec Facility Closures

Budget Shortfall May Force Park, Rec Facility Closures

by | Oct 9, 2019 |

Copyright 2018 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Cobb County parks department has prepared a plan to close several parks and recreational facilities as the county faces a minimum $30 million hole in its budget. This comes after...

Survey

Please take this quick survey so that we may better understand your Agency’s specific needs.

Is your municipal budget negatively affected by the expenses incurred to maintain and operate public recreation facilities?

Are your public recreation facilities in need of capital upgrades?

Would your public recreation facilities benefit from increased/improved maintenance?

Would your citizenry be positively impacted by the opportunity to use your public recreation facilities more often?

Would your budget benefit from an increase in economic impact from sports tourism?

Would your citizenry like to see improvements or additions to their public recreation opportunities?

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What We Do

Sports Renovation and Management enters Facilities Management Agreements to operate public recreation facilities, thereby reducing our government partners’ financial burden while providing well-maintained and regularly visited facilities.

Our project analyses, which precede a Facilities Management Proposal, include the following:

Market Research

Determine your market size including existing and potential teams in various sports, age groups, and price points of other facilities in your region.

Economic Impact Studies

Calculate the economic impact your region can expect through the addition of an SRM-operated facility.

Feasibility Studies

Perform research and analyses necessary to determine if your market can support an upgraded facility including; operational pro forma, market rate study, assessment of competition, etc.

Site Analysis

Review facility site(s) to ascertain location, visibility, accessibility, issues related to neighboring property owners, traffic concerns, lighting concerns, etc.

Representation

Communicate with elected officials, staff, local sports organizations and neighborhood groups to ensure the community’s needs and concerns are addressed.

Value Engineering/Design

Work with the architectural design team to help identify cost-effective design, construction, and green technology applications to reduce costs, add value and increase playability.

Marketing

Beginning early in the project, provide communication to the region with respect to the features and benefits of your “re-born” recreation facility.

Public Meetings

Attend and present at public meetings, council meetings, and community meetings as needed to foster support and achieve a positive outcome.

What Agencies Are Saying

“The U.S. youth-sports economy…is now a $15.3 billion market, according to WinterGreen Research, a private firm that tracks the industry. And the pot is rapidly getting bigger. According to figures…the nation’s youth-sports industry has grown by 55% since 2010.”

(Time Magazine, August 2017)

“Team sports continued to gain momentum, adding 2% from 2015 and averaging a 5% increase over the last three years.”

(2016 Sports Participation Report by the Physical Activity Council)

 

“Tourism depends on attractions…In most communities, primary attractions are sports tournaments, festivals, parks, and major recreation facilities operated by park and recreation departments. However, most stakeholders remain unaware of park and recreation departments’ role in tourism.”

(John L. Crompton Distinguished Professor of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences, Regents Professor, Texas A&M)

 

Contact Us

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Sports Renovation & Management

23161 Lake Center Drive, Ste 120
Lake Forest, CA 92630
888.892.2323