ISCJ SPORTS & COMMUNITY CENTER ISCJ TOWN HALL

MARCH 2017

THINK ABOUT TOMORROW, NOT JUST TODAY PUBLIC PLACE MAKES US SAFE

STEERING COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES Coordinat ing with stakeholders to identi fy and evaluate alternat ives for the ISCJ masterplan. Presenting f indings to the ISCJ board for their considerat ion and approval . Identi fy ing next steps to prepare and receive approval from the south brunswick board. Assist ing the ISCJ board with various, as -needed technical support.

STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS RIZWAN BAIG SHIREIF BATTAT MIKE CONABOY MAGDY HAGAG ABDELREHIM RIAD WAJED SYED

STEERING COMMITTEE COMMUNITY OUTREACH EFFORTS 2014 9 to t a l mee t i n g s , 5 mee t i n g s w i th I SC J boa rd , 1 w i th NUI board rep re sen t a t i ve 2015 7 to t a l mee t i n g s , 3 mee t i n g s w i th I SC J boa rd 2016 20 to t a l mee t i n g s , 3 mee t i n g s w i th I SC J boa rd , 2 w i th NUI board , 7 w i th bu i l d i n g commi t tee 2017 Numerous mee t i n g s w i th you th rep re sen t a t i ve s , I SC J commi t tee s , s t akeho lde r s

STEERING COMMITTEE MISSION Perform an alternat ives analysis to determine the most prudent and feasib le changes to the ISCJ masterplan.

Range of Ideas Mosque expansion NUI school expansion Office building Parking garage Sports facility Cultural center Youth/senior recreation center senior housing

Assisted living facility Banquet hall Swimming pool …many others

ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS EVALUATION CRITERIA

(1) Consistency with ISCJ vision, mission, and goals; (2) Consistency with stakeholder interests and priorit ies; (3) Cost effectiveness; (4) Major donor interest; (5) Land acquisit ion needs; (6) Traff ic/parking impacts: (7) Sustainabi l ity; (8) Revenue potential ; (9) Township required approvals; (10) Schedule , impacts, advantages/disadvantages; and others.

PROPOSED MASTERPLAN UPDATE MOST PRUDENT AND FEASIBLE ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approximately 44 senior housing units behind the school building

2. Replacement of the office building with a multiuse Sports Center

3. Revision of the 2006 approved NUI Phase 3 by replacing the approved auditorium with

15 additional classrooms.

SPORTS FACILITY OPTIONS

Bubble: Lower init ial cost, but high monthly maintenance costs, short l i fe span, and higher risk of damage . Better suited to locations with much bigger areas to cover. Steel structure : Higher init ial cost, but less monthly maintenance costs, longer l i fe span, and less risk of damage . Well suited and cost effective for 125’ span at ISCJ site .

WHAT IS A SPORTS & COMMUNITY CENTER?

• A multi-sport, multi-purpose facility located on the ISCJ campus

available for use by our community and will be open to the public.

• This will be a secure indoor area for sports training, league play,

tournaments, private room rentals, and community events.

• This 40,000 sq. ft facility will provide social, benevolent,

recreational and athletic activities.

PLAY YOUR SPORT – RIGHT IN OUR COMMUNITY CENTER

• Soccer

• Basketball

• Cricket

• Field hockey

• Badminton

• Volleyball

• Lacrosse

• Wiffleball for tots

• Taekwondo

• Karate

• Yoga

• Fitness

• Fencing

• Basketball, turf fields, gaming, café and

rental rooms.

• Specific hours for community use.

• Professionally run programs for each

sport.

• Muslim and Non-Muslims playing

together and side – by –side, like they

should be.

• i.e. Monroe Sports Center, Dutch Total

Soccer (Soccer centers), SMG Sporstplex in

Metuchen

2 COLLEGE LEVEL BASKETBALL COURTS

Multi-Court Flooring

6 V 6 TURF FIELD

CAFÉ, LEARNING CENTER, GAMING

WHO WILL THE ISCJ YOUTH SPORTS & COMMUNITY SCENTER SERVE? EVERYONE!

Kids 2-5 years

Youth 6-18 years

College Students

Men

Women

Seniors

ADDITIONAL SERVICES / BENEFITS

• Private parties – Birthday, Ameen, Social clubs

• Tutoring, Lectures)

• Multipurpose room for babysitting, yoga, birthday parties/events

• Martial arts classes

• Facility will be available for Eid celebrations, Eid Carnival

• Special Cultural events (Arab Heritage Day, Model Hajj, Sports Day)

• Assemblies as required by community

MANY OPTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

• Leagues for every season/sport

• Summer Camps / Winter Break Camps

• Specialized training right on ISCJ campus

• Study Areas / Rooms for College and HS students

• Group Study or social sessions for gatherings

• Special Big Screen viewing parties (SuperBowl, World Cup,

Cricket World Cup)

• Free Wifi for parents/players in common area

• Café serving light snacks/drinks

NUI POSSIBLE USAGE

• Mon-Fri during school hours and after school practice

• Use for gym, recess, after-school practice for team sports for K-12, Boys & Girls

• Assembly Space, Backup space for evacuations, Cultural events

• Home games

• Would allow introduction of new school sports (Volleyball, Fencing, Badminton, Field

Hockey, Wrestling)

• Per student sports facility fee or an hourly rate for limited use

FRIDAY BY AGE GROUP – PROGRAMS

College Students (Friday only)

• After Jumaa soccer/basketball leagues 2-4pm

Youth - Friday Night

• Lecture @ ISCJ 8-9pm

• League play 9-11

Parents (Men & Women) - Friday

Night

• Lecture @ ISCJ 8-9pm

• League play 9-11

Children ages 2-5

• During lectures

• Arts and Crafts

• Free Babysitting

SUMMER CAMPS

• Summer camp that splits time between

ISCJ Islamic education and sports.

• Create a mixed day between lecture,

prayer, then play time at basketball and

soccer camp at facility.

• Training times will be after zuhr/lunch,

then league games through rest of

afternoon.

ISCJ MEMBER BENEFITS

• ISCJ may work jointly with Operator to develop programs that may incentivize ISCJ

members via a special discount.

• ISCJ members will get access for time it wants to pay for on behalf of the community, for

example:

• Friday nights 8-10 (one court + Soccer field)

• ISCJ YM

• Saturday and Sunday 1 hour for mid school break/lunch/prayer time/WES Teams

REVENUE GENERATION MODELS

• ISCJ will receive Rental income from Operator.

• Additional calculations and discussions will take place regarding financing/sustainability.