Government Flashcards
Growing present of public private partnerships
increasing costs, decreased public appetite for subsidies
Different value systems
public, social intangible benefits; private, financial returns
Different constraints
public investment in private economy, governments give land to promote private development, priming the pump
Incentives for private to work with public
access to land, low cost development capital, zoning and permits, tax incentives
Incentives for public to work with private
management expertise, reduced labour costs, adaptability to scale of service, reduced liability risks
Public sector leasing
typically public entity owns facility and leases to private party - buy out clauses, conditions
Leaseback arrangements
public leases back from commercial sector, can access equipment and facilities with out upfront $$, construction born by private sector
Public sector takeovers
public takes over private facility, justifiable where the asset would otherwise disappear or sport and rec opportunities not provided elsewhere in the community, can allow public purchase of asset at greatly reduced prices
Private sector takeovers
allows public to pass on burden of operations (Skydome)
Private sector pump-priming
developer encourages public expenditure so that facility drives up demand and property values, gets rid of tax burden on land, increase in other development and public gets free land to build course, may make project financially sustainable
Salt Lake winter games
in exchange for 386 acres, an access road was built to the Park that was accessed through 750 acres of developer’s land; agency also paid for power, water, sewer to 700 new residences and Park
Expansion of existing public facilities
private business invests $$ for renovations, improvements or expansion; must ensure that construction is up to agency standards
Multiparty arrangements
quasi-govt agency created to govern partnership, usually a special authority or commission