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with event organizers. For Recreational Riders the visitor days and % non -local data is collected <br />from day -user registration forms and seasonal passes; number of visitor overnights from stall <br />rentals; reasonable estimate of number of people camping versus staying in a hotel (these <br />numbers are conservative). For Events, the number and zip codes for all participants are <br />supplied by each event organizer; this base data is then multiplied by 1.5 to 3 depending on the <br />type of group to project total attendees [Central Washington University conducted an <br />economic study in 2006 of over 40 horse parks across the country. The CWU findings estimate <br />3 people (including trainers, grooms, family, spectators, staff, volunteers, vendors, etc.) attend <br />an event for each horse/participant, and that assumption seems reasonable for many groups <br />based on our experience managing the Park to -date.] <br />Recreational Riders <br />Total # visitor days <br />Non -local % <br />Non -local # <br />Overnight # <br />expenditures @ $115/day avg, <br />Other non -local (day use) # <br />_............. .. _..... ..... .... <br />- expenditures @ $86/day <br />Estimated economic impact: <br />Events <br />1 -2 -day Events: total # visitor days <br />3-6 day Events: total # visitor days <br />Total # visitor days <br />Non -local % <br />Non -local # <br />- ........ .... _ .... . <br />Overnight # <br />- expenditures @ $120/day avg. <br />Other non -local (day use) # <br />- expenditures @$86/day <br />Estimated economic impact: <br />Total Estimated Economic Impact <br />%Annual growth <br />2014 1 2015 1 2016 <br />733 <br />1 1,470 <br />1,140 <br />70% <br />67% <br />66% <br />513 <br />985 <br />753 <br />150 <br />300 <br />170 <br />$17,250 <br />$34,500 <br />$19,550 <br />363 <br />685 <br />$58,910 <br />5831 <br />$50,1381 <br />$31,218 <br />$48,468 <br />$93,410 <br />$69,688 <br />2,903 1,830 1,695 <br />14,343 <br />22,997 <br />17,246 <br />24,827 <br />93% <br />I <br />88% <br />16,039 1 21,848 <br />11,469 <br />$1,376,280 <br />4,570 <br />$393,001 <br />$1,769,281 <br />$1,817,749 <br />13,351 <br />$1,602,120 <br />8,497 <br />$730,721 <br />$2,332,841 <br />$2,426,251 <br />33% 1 <br />26,668 <br />28,363 <br />95% <br />26,945 <br />16,193 <br />$1,943,160 <br />10,752 <br />$924,659 <br />- -.-........ - . <br />$2,867,819 <br />$2,937,507 <br />21% <br />This chart reflects strong but slowing growth without the Covered Arena, because the Park's <br />largest shows have reached its capacity until more arena space is added, and inability to attract <br />more large events without a covered competition arena. <br />7 <br />