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2021-03-09 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
Historical financial performance - Noosa Aquatic Centre (NAC)
2017/18 YTD 2018/19 YTD 2019/20 YTD 2020/21 YTD
Revenue actuals as at 31 Dec actuals as at 31 Dec actuals as at 31 Dec actuals as at 31 Dec
40023 - Miscellaneous Fees & Charges (8,273.89) (9,531.87) 0.00 0.00
40029 - Rent Revenue (6,500.00) (6,662.50) (6,662.50) (6,829.03)
40034 - Lease Revenue (34,049.42) (27,499.98) (18,571.68) (7,496.85)
41153 - Admission Fees (279,397.23) (255,171.37) (184,512.01) (202,403.30)
42020 - Other - Sales - Retail (90,422.76) (84,122.51) (71,274.87) (95,566.64)
42072 - Learn to Swim Revenue (339,342.14) (362,726.05) (223,626.33) (310,845.77)
42073 - Squad Revenue (51,204.97) (53,923.73) (40,580.63) (89,307.38)
42074 - Group Fitness Revenue (75,565.51) (66,472.27) (57,019.88) (69,470.65)
42075 - Gym Revenue (70,056.60) (71,291.58) (53,041.14) (63,188.02)
42076 - Creche Revenue (4,801.08) (4,331.10) (3,733.91) (3,564.71)
(959,614) (941,733) (659,023) (848,672)
Controllable expenses
6EX01 - Employee Benefits 563,491.57 621,084.13 513,966.39 624,439.02
6EX03 - Materials & Services 331,005.77 362,926.42 343,781.39 351,159.83
6EX06 - Other Expenses 512.10 530.00 541.90 551.60
895,009 984,541 858,290 976,150
Net operating result 64,604 -42,808 -199,267 -127,478
Uncontrollable expenses
6EX04 - Depreciation & Amortization 102,509.11 102,810.90 118,461.00 119,508.78
6EX12 - Internal Charges 323,262.78 292,068.60 320,209.25 307,203.46
425,772 394,880 438,670 426,712
Total operating result -361,168 -437,687 -637,937 -554,190
3. Visitation summary
NAC half-yearly attendance comparison
140,000 127,887 125,323
120,000 110,376
100,000 90,011
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21
Visitation at the NAC was up by approximately 20,000 visits compared to the disrupted period of
2019/20. When compared to typical half-year visitation patterns of previous years, the centre’s
attendance was down by approximately 12%, a level consistent with the reduction also seen in
revenue.
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