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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SUN CITY CENTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Sun City Center
...an official publication of the Sun City Center Community Association
June 2018
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE JUNE 8 Concert Bandstand – 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 11 Board Workshop to discuss Agenda Boardroom – CA Office - 9 a.m. 13 Board Meeting Rollins Theater - 9 a.m. 23 Pool Party Games, Music, Entertainment, Food 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. JULY 4 4th of July Breakfast Community Hall 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 4 Karaoke, Food, Music, Ice Cream Pool/Bandstand 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9 Board Workshop to discuss Agenda Boardroom - CA Office - 9 a.m. 11 Board Meeting Rollins Theater - 9 a.m. NOTE: Community Leaders Meetings are not held in June, July or August. Agendas for the monthly Board Meetings will be posted on Official Bulletin Board in the Atrium the Monday before and on the CA website ( www.suncitycenter. org – under “Association”). They will also be sent via “What’s New in the CA” email. Every Wednesday: Orientation for new members in the Boardroom in the CA office starting at 1 p.m. sharp.
CA Contact Information Phone: 633-3500 sccboard@suncitycenter.org Website: suncitycenter.org Information Center 813-633-4670
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In 2007, Tim Schmitt, a member of the CA, created maps of Community Association properties. Recently it was updated by the University of South Florida GIS unit. There are two maps in the CA Meeting Room, one showing CA streets north of route 674 and the other showing properties south of route 674. CA Director Marilyn Coté-Miller points out that the colors indicate the various HOAs, POAs and properties that are not HOA or POA. The CA plans to display maps in the CA Offices and the Information Center.
Don’t Miss the July 4 Breakfast
By Diane M. Loeffler Sun City Center’s Fourth of July celebration will begin with a pancake breakfast in Community Hall from 7:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Mark your calendars and bring your appetite. If you wou ld li ke to help t he community, but your schedule makes it difficult for you to commit to any program or cause on a long-term basis, the Fourth of July Breakfast is ideal for you. Breakfast volunteers work one 2 or 3-hour shift. The earliest shift starts at 6:30 a.m. and the last shift ends shortly after the last diner leaves. Volunteers are needed for 50/50 sales, ticket sales, bussing tables, kitchen help, greeters, serving, calling tables, clean up, sign in, serving, toast, and special needs. To volunteer you can email Bob Sullivan at bsullivan@suncitycenter. org or at RSSCC1113@gmail.com or by calling him at 813 215-7050. See you there!
Breakfast volunteers include Bob Sullivan, co-host of the breakfast; Lori Germain, co-supervisor of the kitchen; Pat Sullivan, co-host of the event; Dee Kelly, supervisor of coffee and of table callers; and Brenda Curvin, bussing supervisor. Not pictured are Cricket Fraser, co-supervisor of the kitchen and Mae Ellen Dowdy who shares bussing supervision with Brenda Curvin, and Steve Bartlett, cooking supervisor. They are ready to go, but they need your help. Please call Bob Sullivan at 813 215-7050 or by emailing him at bsullivan@suncitycenter.org
The Administration Building is Open for Business By Diane M. Loeffler The C ommunity Association Administration Building was completed on time, on budget, and is open for business. Perhaps you were able to attend the guided tours for the Open House on May 18. If not, here is your ‘virtual tour.’ The office is located on the northwest corner of Cherry Hills Drive and South Pebble Beach Boulevard. You enter directly into the lobby area. There is a book with residents’ comments on contractors to your left and a reception desk straight ahead. From the lobby you can go in two direc tions. Direc tly b ehind t he reception desk is the wing housing staff members. The first door is member services. This is the room where you will have your photo taken for new and replacement identification cards and receive answers to questions regarding your CA membership. Other staff offices are beyond that point. If you turn right from the lobby, you will pass the restrooms and enter the Board of Directors offices. You will also pass the small conference room and the much larger board meeting room. The conference room is used for small meetings. The larger room is where the board’s work sessions are held the Monday before the regular board meetings. There is ample seating for CA members who want to attend these work sessions. To save on electricity, the lights in these spaces only turn on when someone enters the room. My tour was conducted by CA Director Marilyn Coté-Miller. She says, “I hope people will take the opportunity to stop in and see the new facility. I think it will serve us well going forward.”
Pictured is the reception desk in the lobby. You can see the hall that leads to the membership office and the offices of other staff members.
Director Marilyn Coté-Miller meets with CA President John Luper in his office. The directors’ offices and meeting spaces are off the hallway just to the right of the lobby area.