Re-elect Jim Whitfield for the Apex PRD Board
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    Archive for April, 2010


    Dear Apex District Constituents.

    It has been my sincere pleasure and privilege to have served you these past four years. The district has made significant achievements and I am proud to have been a part of its success. In the end we all win since so many great recreational programs and activities continue to offered to you. Although I would like to continue to serve as a board member with such a great team and staff and run for re-election, my personal situation has changed.
    I wanted to take a moment and recommend the re-election of both Director Jim Whitfield and Director Ken Harrell. They have done a fantastic job of serving you these past four years and the district would be well served by returning them to the Apex Park and Recreation Board of Directors. I strongly encourage you to vote for and re-elect these two gentlemen.

    sincerely,
    Director Susan Miller



    Tomorrow at 4:30 P.M. is the deadline for mail-in requests for a ballot if you would like it mailed to your home address.
    Mail in ballot requests can be faxed to 303-420-7397.

    Friday is the final deadline to turn in mail-in requests for a ballot assuming you would retrieve your ballot from the Apex
    Center.

    Otherwise May 4th is your day to come to the Apex or Community Center to Vote !



    We usually don’t get too much feedback via email but it is campaign season. We just got some input on the Segways we are trying out at Indian Tree golf course so I thought I’d share some recent correspondence.

    Dear Sir,

    Sure. First of all the units are on a lease and are not currently being purchased. We got an extremely good deal on the lease and we think it will be something that makes Indian Tree distinctive, which will in turn keep the net income higher at this course relative to other public courses.
    In fact, our analysis suggests we may see an increase in interest and subsequent revenue. Public golf is a competitive business.
    If you compare the fiscal management of Indian Tree to other local courses you will see what we mean by “fiscally responsible”. In fact paying off the Indian Tree bonds early was a great win for the district’s tax payers.
    Hope this explanation helps. I don’t think any of the candidates (Brian Mclaren, Jim Mckee, T.O. Owens, Bob Loveridge, or Ken Harrell) would be in opposition to this recent decision but you are welcome to ask.

    Jim

    Begin forwarded message:
    From: A A
    Date: April 12, 2010 2:02:06 PM MDT
    To: whitfijb@hcwt.com, susanm@apexprd.org, leeh@apexprd.org, kenh@apexprd.org, jeffg@apexprd.org, proabrams@yahoo.com
    Subject: Fiscal responsibility

    I would like to know how you justify buying 4 Segways at Indian Tree Golf Club, which I understand to be a course that operates in the red most years? Can you tell me what the estimate time-line for paying these of might be because I figure it’ll take the better part of 4-5 years? All the while, that’s money that could be used in much better ways.
    A few of you are running for re-election and claim to be ‘fiscally responsible’ and to ’save tax-payers money.’ I don’t see this as either.
    I’ll let you know how I feel about this decision with my vote in May.

    Anonymous