Re: [My Sun City Summerlin-BLOG] Open Letter To Sun City Summerlin Community

Director Alitt,

To set the record straight please reread my correspondence "Open Letter to Sun City Summerlin". I would like to point out a couple facts about the things you alluded to.

1. I firmly believe that this Sun City Community belongs to the homeowners and each and every Sun City resident should invest the time to visit these properties and judge for themselves when making a nine year commitment that involves community lifestyle.
   
2. I wasn't registering a complaint, I was pointing out the history of the Board's unlucky and very costly business decisions. 
3. I wasn't questioning the Board's honesty and integrity, just past results.
   
4. I do question the Board's refusal to address serious community lifestyle, health and welfare concerns presented to them.
5. What I don't understand is why any Director/committee would refuse/ignore an offer to share forty-five years experience when making such an important decision for our Sun City?  
6. These views and comments are strictly my own, not anyone else's views-as you alluded to. 
7. FYI; I have run for the Board. I achieved getting a public commitment of the eleven candidates to implement a business plan that would end co-mingling business expenses with members dues. As I have said in the past I moved to Sun City for a retirment lifestyle, not to be an amature politician. 

If you have any additional confusion regarding my comments, don't hesitate to give me a call. I think our community would be better served that way.  

​Dwain Kramzar​

(702) 582-8064

On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 10:22 AM, <Seawolf1963@aol.com> wrote:

 

Mr. Kramzar

My wife and I have both been to Five Star establishments. We brought with us on one visit Rhoda Ring. I know of at least 10-15 other members who have been to one or more of their establishments including all board members as far as I can tell.

Mr. Kramzar's is the very first complaint about Five Star that I have heard.

If you ever run for and get elected to the board you will quickly find out that nothing that the board does pleases everyone.

We do our very best as a board in the open with honesty and integrity. The Five Star lease was the subject of many meetings and on the board agenda at least 3 times. I believe that Mr. Kramzar was in the audience at least once. Personally I never heard a word of objection until after the board approved the lease. Then I heard it from Gelbman, Hall and now Kramzer.

Have a great day.

Bruce Alitt

In a message dated 12/12/2013 8:29:26 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, dkramzar@gmail.com writes:

RE: 5 Starr Gaming/Vista Grill Lease

After attending the 12/3/13 Board meeting where the Board praised themselves and unanimously approved a three/three/three year lease with 5 Starr Gaming for the Vista Grill.

Due to the track record of the past Board's business decisions I was prompted to visit two of the 5 Starr Gaming properties. I observed that 5 Starr's main objective is placement of slot-machines and not providing a social environment for our community, frankly their Saloon operation is not a good fit for our Sun City Community. I would highly recommend each and every Sun City resident invest the time to visit these properties and judge for themselves, it's your community.

The Board made their decision based on a committee chaired by Director/chairman Sue Papilion. I have offered to share my forty-five years experience as owner/operator of Gaming/slot-machine company with this Director/chairman and past Director/chairmans to help them ask the proper questions, and avoid another train wreck, when making their decisions, these offers were ignored.         

Dwain Kramzar

2624 High Range

(702) 582-8064

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