The agreement for the return of the Raiders from Los Angeles to Oakland:
When: Start of 1995 season.
Why: Raiders owner Al Davis disliked aging Los Angeles Coliseum.
How: Agreement signed Friday by Oakland officials and Davis.
Terms: Agreement runs for 16 years.
Cost: $85-million in Oakland Coliseum modernization.
Next step: City and county approval, expected July 11.
Rent: Raiders will pay $500,000 annually.
Relocation and operating loan: $31.9-million to Raiders.
Surcharge: $1 on all tickets to benefit Oakland schools and other public services.
Training facility: Raiders get loan of up to $10-million at the time of construction.
Personal Seat Licenses: Fans will pay one-time fee for right to purchase season tickets for 10 years. Fee will range from $250 for some upper-deck seats to $4,000 for a seat at the 50-yard line.
Ticket revenues: Raiders receive 100 percent.
Luxury suites: Raiders receive 100 percent of revenues.
Club seats and memberships: Coliseum and Raiders share revenues from 1996-2005. Raiders receive 100 percent in 1995 and from 2006-2010.
Concessions and parking: Coliseum and Raiders share revenues.
Merchandise: Raiders receive 100 percent of revenues.
Stadium name: Coliseum and Raiders will share revenue in case of stadium title sponsorship.
Raiders Hall of Fame: To be built at Raiders' expense.
_ ASSOCIATED PRESS