9 a.m. to 9 p.m., or Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.,at The Trails, Willows and

Gardens Community Centers.

Monday through Friday,

For more information, please call 341-5500.

Get Your Complimentary Resident Photo I.D. Card

Community News 2Board Meeting Dates 2Summer Camps 4 - 5Summerlin Firecracker 5K 6Patriotic Parade 7Keep Cool at the Pool 8Community Calendar 9Summerlin Cotillion 11News from The North 12News from The South 13News from The West 14Developments 15Class Connection 16 For the RECord 17Farmers Market 18Summerlin Park Map 19Community Services Directory 19

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Issue 194 June 2014

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Summerlin Get Ready to “Boogie Down!”

Friday Nite Live Concert Seriesfeaturing “Boogie Knights”Friday, June 6, 7 p.m.Trails Park

The Summerlin Council proudly presents the � rst installment

of the 2014 Friday Night Live summer concert series featuring “Boogie Knights” performing at the Trails Park on June 6 at 7 p.m. Friday Night Live is a FREE musical experience for all Summerlin residents. Join us for your favorite 70’s and 80’s disco tunes with “Boogie Knights.” Enjoy the sounds played beneath the

summer stars and the opportunity to socialize with your neighbors. Open lawn seating begins at 6 p.m., so pack your low-back lawn chair or blanket and bring a picnic. Please note that alcohol and glass containers are not permitted at the Trails Park. So get ready to enjoy the sounds of classic hits under the stars at Friday Night Live. Call 341-5500 for more information.

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Chalk it up to clean living, good genes, or your own fountain of

youth, but many of you have found a way to seemingly make time stand still. Truth be told, if it wasn’t for mirrors and cameras one might actually be able to convince oneself that it’s just our kids that are getting older. It’s a little bit harder to make the same case for the exterior of our homes, however. Let’s face it. Regular doses of sun, wind, wind, sun eventual-ly take their toll. For those of you that have been in your home for a while or perhaps recently purchased an older home, it’s very likely time to repair and protect the exterior of your home by touching up or repainting. If you need to repaint, please bear in mind that no approval is required if you are stay-ing with your original paint scheme.

However if you are contemplating any changes of color, those colors must be submitted and approved by your Design Review Committee. The overall appearance of our com-munity is a direct re� ection of your individual efforts. On behalf of your association and your fellow neighbors, I thank you for the continued work and pride you put into the appearance of your homes and yards.

PUBLISHED BYTHE SUMMERLIN COUNCIL

1910 Spring Gate LaneLas Vegas, Nevada 89134

702-341-5500

SUMMERLIN NORTH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

2120 Snow Trail Las Vegas, NV 89134

9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Monday - Friday702-838-5500

SUMMERLIN WEST & SOUTHCOMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS10801 W. Charleston, Third Floor

Las Vegas, NV 891359 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Monday - Friday

702-791-4600

THE TRAILS COMMUNITY CENTER

1910 Spring Gate LaneLas Vegas, NV 89134

9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Monday - Friday8 a.m. - 12 p.m.; Saturday

702-341-5500

THE WILLOWS COMMUNITY CENTER2775 Desert Marigold Lane

Las Vegas, NV 891359 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Monday - Friday

8 a.m. - 12 p.m.; Saturday702-240-6500

THE GARDENS COMMUNITY CENTER10401 Garden Park Drive

Las Vegas, NV 891359 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Monday - Friday

8 a.m. - 12 p.m.; Saturday702-562-4890

THE ARBORS TENNIS & PLAY PARK

610 Sageberry DriveLas Vegas, NV 89144

702-233-5831*Court reservation line: 240-2386*Reservation punch card required

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Summerlin NorthCommunity Association The Trails Community Center Wednesday, June 25 at 6:30 p.m. The agenda will be available on Monday, June 23 at The Trails Community Center or The Summerlin North Community Managaement Of� ce, 2120 Snow Trail and at www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. Call 702-838-5500 to con� rm.

Summerlin South Community AssociationThe Willows Community CenterThursday, June 19 at 3 p.m.The agenda will be available on Friday, June 13, at The Trails, Willows or Gardens Community Centers, or The Summerlin Community Manage-ment Of� ce, 10801 W. Charleston, Third Floor and at www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. Call 702-791-4600 to con� rm.

By Randy Ecklund, Executive Director

Board Meeting Calendar

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Please Note: Due to early publishing deadlines, Board meeting summaries included in Sum-merlines may re� ect meetings held six to eight weeks prior.

A unit owner has the right to:a) Have a copy of the minutes or a summary of the minutes distributed to him upon request and upon payment to the association of the cost of making the distribution as outlined in NRS 116.b) Speak to the Board of Directors in accordance with NRS 116, unless the Board is meeting in executive session.

Summerlin West Community AssociationThe Summerlin West Community Association Board of Directors does not meet in June. The next Board meeting is scheduled for August 12, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. at 10801 W. Charleston, 3rd Floor. Notice will be provided in Summerlines and at www.summerlink.com.

The Summerlin Council The Summerlin Council Board of Directors does not meet in June. The next Board meeting is scheduled for July 31, 2014 at 10 a.m. Notice will be provided in Summerlines and at www.summerlink.com.

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Physicians are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Summerlin Hospital Medical Center. The hospital shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians.

657 Town Center Drive • Las Vegas, NV 89144 • 702-233-7000

Advanced care from our caring teamSpecialty breast care is available at Summerlin Hospital:

• Advanced diagnostics and treatment, including: ~ Digital mammography ~ Stereotactic biopsy ~ Breast surgery ~ Reconstructive breast surgery

• A nurse navigator

• Specialty-trained nursing staff

Learn more about specialty care for women at www.summerlinhospital.com

Now at Summerlin Hospital

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2014 Summer Softball for AdultsAdults of all ages are invited to join the game this summer with The Summerlin Council Adult Recreational Softball Leagues! Team sign-ups begin June 2 at the Trails, Willows and Gardens Community Centers. (No individual sign-ups are permitted and teams must consist of at least 75 percent Summerlin association members.) Season play begins July 9 and continues through September 4.

Men’s Recreational Softball LeagueThursday Nights$500 per team (checks only made payable to “The Summerlin Council”)

Coed Recreational Softball LeagueWednesday Nights$375 per team (checks only made payable to “The Summerlin Council”)

Registration deadline is Monday, June 16. (Space is limited so sign-up early.)

IMPORTANT!Team information/sign-up packages may be picked up beginning June 2 at the Trails,

Willows and Gardens Community Centers or online at www.summerlink.com.

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Jr. Mad Science Camps - Gardens Community CenterBeakers, test tubes, lab coats and experiments! Get ready for a full week of science projects that are fun and educational.June 23 - 27 GardensJuly 21 – 25 DinosaursAugust 4 - 8 My First Lab

Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.Fee: $105 (weekly)

Bricks 4 Kidz Camps - Trails Community CenterBricks 4 Kidz camps are a fresh and fun way for kids ages 5 – 12 to spend their school break! With specially –designed Bricks 4 Kidz models, Lego® games galore, free-play and daily swims

in the Trails Pool, the kids are always having fun.

Ages 5 - 12July 14 – 18 Star Wars™July 28 – Aug. 1 Super Ninjago™

Ages 6 - 12July 21 – 25 Challenge Island July 21 – 25 Minecraft®

Mad Science Camps - Gardens Community CenterMad Science Camps are back with brand new, hands-on fun for your summer! Your camper’s imagination is sure to be sparked from this wide variety of camp offerings.

June 9 - 13 Eureka!June 23 - 27 3, 2, 1…Blast Off!July 7 - 11 Claws, Codes and ConstellationsJuly 21 – 25 Moving with ScienceAugust 4 – 8 Eureka!August 18 – 22 3, 2, 1…Blast Off!

Time: Drop off, 8:30 – 9 a.m. Pick up, 3 – 5:30 p.m.Fee: $240 (weekly)

July 14 - 18 “ADVENTURELAND WEEK”July 28 - Aug. 1 “FUN IN THE SUN WEEK”Aug. 11 - 15 “SURF AND SAFARI WEEK”Camp Times: 9 to 4 p.m.Drop-off : 7:45 to 9 a.m.Pick-up: 4 to 5:15 p.m.Fee: $200 weekly

Sports & Games CampAges 6 to 12; Willows Community CenterWhether you’re a sports enthusiast or simply like a good, old-fashioned game of tag, this camp’s for you! Kids will learn fundamentals of traditional sports like soccer and basketball, as well as participate in the “classics” – Red Rover, Parachute Golf, Hula-Hoop Pass and Shark Attack – just to name a few! Each afternoon, cool-off with a swim in the Willows Pool. On Fridays, campers will have some serious fun with a special end-of-the-week themed activity and party. So get movin’ and don’t miss out on the good times!

June 16 - 20July 7 – 11July 21 – 25August 4 – 8

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Summer Fun Camp Ages 6 to 12; Willows Community Center

Looking for a seriously good time this summer? Beat the boredom and join us for Summer Fun & Games Camp! From weekly themed activities and crafts to Wii Tournaments and karaoke, each camp is designed for non-stop fun. And to cool-off , kids will enjoy daily swims in the Willows Pool. End-of-the-week celebrations will be held each Friday with themed activities and a party – Summerlin-style!

June 9 - 13 “SUPER SOAKIN’ WATER WEEK”June 23 - 27 “STARS & STRIPES WEEK”

SUMMERlin Funlin FunCamps for Kids

Developed and managed by The Summerlin Council and professional teachers and coaches employed by the Clark Cou

Camp SUMMERlin!

Jump in the game, reachJump in theJump in the game, game, reachreach for the sky and give your child a summer of fun!

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unty School District who have considerable experience working with children in positive, character building activities.

July 28 – Aug. 1 Remote Control ManiaAug. 4 – 8 Mining and Crafting 2Aug.11 – 15 Angry Birdies/Bad PigletsAug. 11 – 15 Challenge Island/Amusement ParkAug. 18 – 22 CHI ChallengeAug. 18 – 22 Comic Creator

Time: Drop off; 8 – 9 a.m. Pick up; 4 – 5 p.m.Fee: $250 weekly

Drama Kids and Art Starts Here Camps (6 – 10 years old) - Gardens Community Center

Two of Las Vegas’ leading after school programs, Drama Kids and Art Starts Here combine this summer to offer some “artrageously”

fun camps! Each week campers will have opportunities to call upon their dramatic skills and use their creativity.

June 16 – 20 Renaissance Adventures PlayhouseJune 30 – July 3 Patriotic PlayhouseJuly 14 – 18 Imagination Station Playhouse

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For more detailed camp descriptions, visit www.summerlink.com

Camp Times: 9 to 4 p.m.Drop-off : 7:45 to 9 a.m.Pick-up: 4 to 5:15 p.m.Fee: $200 week

RegisterNow!

h for the sky and give your child a summer of fun!Jump in the game, reachh for the sky and give your child a for the sky and give your child a summer of fun!summer of fun!July 28 – Aug. 1 Un”bully”able PlayhouseAug. 11 – 15 Super Hero Playhouse

Time: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Fee: $239 weekly; $199 for Patriotic Playhouse

Kinder Kids Storyland - Gardens Community CenterIn this camp, participants will use their creativity and

imagination to create a character out of themselves and jump into scenes from their favorite stories. In addition, they will enjoy creative movements, speech, acting and craft making for use while acting out parts of the story. Each week will feature different books and activities.

4 – 6 years oldJune 16 – 20July 14 – 18August 11 – 15

Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.Fee: $150 weekly

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Location and TimesSummerlin FIRECRACKER 5KFriday, July 4Start & Finish: The Trails Park5K Run begins at 6:30 a.m.One Mile Fun Run/Walk begins at 6:45 a.m.

RegistrationDrop-off Registration: (Summerlin Members Only)Now through July 3 by 2 p.m. (Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.)Trails, Willows and Gardens Community CentersRegister by mail: MUST BE RECEIVED BY July 1!The Summerlin Council1910 Spring Gate LaneLas Vegas, NV 89134

Participant packets may be picked-up at The Trails Community Center on July 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or the morning of the race beginning at 5:30 a.m.

SummerlinSummerlin Firecracker 5kFirecracker 5k

And One Mile Fun Run/WalkAnd One Mile Fun Run/Walk

Friday, July 4Friday, July 4Summerlin’s own resident run!Summerlin’s own resident run!

Entry FeesPre-Registration5K Participants: $25Fun Run/Walk Participants: $20Day-of Registration5K Participant: $30Fun Run/Walk Participants: $25(All participants receive an of� cial race T-shirt and refreshments following the race.)

Awards Awards will be presented to the top three � nishers in each age division as well as the � rst place male and female overall. (WEAR YOUR MOST SPIRITED RUNNING ATTIRE OR INDEPENDENCE DAY COS-TUME AND COMPETE FOR THE “MOST PATRIOTIC PARTICIPANT” AWARD!)

Unof� cial individual times will be posted at The Trails Community Center following the race.

NameSubdivisionAddressAge Phone E-MailMale Female 5K Fun Run

5K Age Divisions (Circle One)10 and under 11 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 50 - 54 55 - 59 Masters (60+)

Print NameSignatureDate Parent or guardian if under 18 yrs.

Wheelchairs and other assistive devices are permitted. No rollerblades, skateboards, bicycles or pets are allowed in the 5K.

I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter and run unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a race of� cial relative to my ability to safely complete the run. I assume

all risks associated with running in the Summerlin Firecracker 5K including, but not limited to, falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat or humidity, traf� c and other conditions of the road, all such risks being known

and appreciated by me. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release The Summerlin North Community Association, The Summerlin South Community Association, The Summerlin West Community Association, Summerlin Centre Owners Association, The Sum-

merlin Council and Howard Hughes Properties, Inc. and The Howard Hughes Company, Llc. and all other sponsors, their represen-tatives and successors from all claims or liabilities or any kind arising out of my participation in this event. I grant permission to all

of the forgoing to use any photographs, motion pictures, recordings or any other record of this purpose for legitimate purpose. Any discrepancies or additional rules will be solved at the discretion of the Race Director.

FIRECRACKER 5K ENTRY FORM

*Checks only, payable to “The Summerlin Council”

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the parade is returning to Summerlin!

Participants include:Giant Helium Balloons • Traditional Parade Floats • Great Bands •

Performing Groups •Kids Favorite Storybook Characters and much more!

Friday, July 4, 9 a.m.Las Vegas’ Only Independence Parade!

Celebrating 20 Years!Celebrating 20 Years!

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TRAILS POOL9550 Trails Center Drive

Summer HoursMay 24 – August 11, 2014Monday – Thursday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.Friday – Sunday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

August 12 – September 1, 2014Everyday, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

WILLOWS POOL2775 Desert Marigold Lane

Summer HoursMay 24 – September 1, 2014Everyday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

*The Summer Season begins Saturday May 24 and continues through Monday, August 31.

THE SUMMERLIN COUNCIL ANNOUNCES ITS SPRING 2014 POOL SEASONDAILY FEESResident Adult $3Resident Child (Ages 2 – 17) $2Non-Resident Adult $5Non-Resident Child (Ages 2 – 17) $3

GUEST POLICYGuests are limited to one (1) per member per visit and will only be admitted when accompanied by a Summerlin resident.

For more information, please call 341-5500.

POOL SEASON PASSESSeason passes may be purchased Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Trails, Willows and Gardens Community Centers. Each Summerlin Council swim pass entitles cardholder access to both the Trails and Willows Community Pools. Summerlin membership ID cards are required to purchase season passes. The cost is $30 per person per season. (Only checks are accepted made payable to “The Summerlin Council.”)

To reserve your spot or for more information, please call 702-341-5500 by July 1, 2014.

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tradition of riding their bikes

in the Patriotic Parade.

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Sponsored by Summerlin and The Howard Hughes Corporation

Anniversary

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Registration for the AYSO Fall 2014 soccer season will be held at The Gardens Community Center on Thursday,

June 26 from 6 to 8 p.m.This season you may register and pay online at www.eayso.

org. If you do not choose to pay online, then print three copies of the form and bring them with you along with each child’s birth certi� cate. All registrations include: jersey, shorts, socks, ball, pictures, award, magazine and secondary insurance. Volunteers are also needed, so please consider � lling out a registration form and taking part. For more information, visit, www.LVsoccer.org.

AYSO FALL 2014 SEASONStrawberry Toss:1st Place: Kayla Damion2nd Place: Brianna Virella3rd Place: Alby Sanchez

Strawberry Hulling:1st Place: Zoie Cooper2nd Place: Keala Maggio3rd Place: Karlie Swenson

2014 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WINNERSStrawberry Hula Hoop:1st Place: Karina Kneeland2nd Place: Brianna Virella3rd Place: Zoie Cooper

Strawberry Shortcake Eating:1st Place: Madison Kimball2nd Place: Meghan Kimball3rd Place: Katie Swenson

Congratulations to the winners!

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COMMUNITY CALENDARAl-Anon Meetings in SpanishMeets on Fridays from 10 - 11:30 a.m. at 120 N. Pavilion Center Drive, Room #6. For more information, please call Erika at 330-3992.

Awana Club of Summerlin Club for boys and girls 3 - 11 year olds. Sundays, 4 p.m. at the Summerlin Community Church.Please visit www.summerlincommunity.org.

Bridge Club of SummerlinRubber Bridge. Must know bidding and playing. Gardens Community Center from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Tuesday. Call Frank at 300-8132.

Cub Scout Pack 407Boys 1st to 5th grade. Weekly meetings are at the LDS church on 9011 Hillpointe Rd. For information, E-mail shawnchristina@hotmail.com.

Cub Scout Pack 525Meetings are at Lummis Elementary. Please visit www.pack525lasvegas.com or email at info@pack525lasvegas.com.

English as a Second LanguageFree classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7 - 8:15 p.m. at 7401 Smoke Ranch. Three levels available. For more information, call 752-0267.

Girls Scouts of Southern NevadaBuilding girls with courage, con� dence and character. Membership is open to girls 5 - 17 years old. Please visit girlscoutsnv.org.

German Friendship Club in SummerlinMeets every 4th Thursday of the month at The Trails Community Center at 7 p.m. For more information, please call Greta at 254-2590.

Goldwing Road Riders, LV Chapter ABimonthly breakfast meetings, group rides and fun events. For more information, please visit www.vegaswings.org.

Jewish Genealogy Society Meets on Sunday, June 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the Sahara West Library, 9600 W. Sahara Ave. Call 242-6166 for more information or visit www.jgssn.org.

Las Vegas Swim ClubLVSC is a youth swim club for ages 6 - 18. Practices are at the Pavilion Center Pool. Please visit www.lasvegasswimclub or info@lasvegasswimclub.com

Maj Jongg ClubJoin the exciting game of Maj Jongg. Looking for ladies to play on a regular basis. For information, call Susi at 203-7879.

MOMS Club of Summerlin North(MOMS Offering Moms Support)Non-pro� t support group for stay at home moms. For more information, email Christinaat www.momsclubsummerlinnorth.org.

Southern Nevada Desert MermaidsSychronized swimming team. For more information, please vist www.nevadadesertmermaids.com or call 982-8710. Summerlin LionsMeets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at TPC Grill, 9851 Canyon Run Drive. Call Esther at 360-9802.

Summerlin SundayrunSummerlin Sundayrun is for runners of all abilities. Meet new friends and have fun while running. Find us on facebook at Summerlin Sundayrun.

World Affairs Discussion ClubCome speak your mind on world affairs and national issues at our lively Sunday morning discussion group. Call Larry at 243-6417.

Women’s Club of SummerlinDare to Dream Awards & Dinner will be held on June 18 at 6 p.m. at Bears Best. For more information, volunteer opportunities and membership, call 702-804-5188 or visit,www.womensclubofsummerlin.org

Desert Spring United Methodist Church120 N. Pavilion Center Drive, 256-5933. Sunday services are at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dinner is 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday evenings followed by 6:15 Worship.

Faith Community Lutheran Church2700 S. Town Center Drive, 921-2700. Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.; Saturday at 5:19 p.m.; Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.

Grace in the Desert Episcopal Church2004 Spring Gate Lane, 838-7444. Saturdays at 5 p.m. and Sundays at 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Mountain View Presbyterian Church8601 Del Webb Blvd. Call 341-7800 or visit mtvwpresbchlv.org. Sundays: 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m.

Peace, Love and PawsSponsored by UNCE: 4-H dog training and agility club for dogs size 5-25 lbs. and children 9-14. Professional trainers. For information, please call 290-3211.

Romance Writers of America, SNV Chap.Every 3rd Saturday from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Call or text Karen Jaggi at 883-7191.

Rock and Truth Christian FellowshipNew Non-Denominational Church. Meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at 101 N. Pavilion Center Drive. For information, visit www.rockandtruth.org.

Royal Tea SocietyFor information on upcoming events, please call 260-4600 or royalteasociety@cox.net.

St. Andrew Lutheran Church8901 Del Webb Blvd. Sundays 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Call 255-1990 or visit www.standrewlv.org

Summerlin Sandpipers of NevadaState Championship Swim Team holding tryouts every Monday. Please visit www.sandpipersofnevada.com or call 737-7799.

Summerlin Community ChurchSunday worship, 9 & 11 a.m.. AWANA Sundays, 4 p.m. Small groups, Celebrate Recovery, Financial Peace, ESL classes. www.summerlincommunity.org.

Summerlin Evangelical Lutheran Church1911 Pueblo Vista Dr. Sunday services: 9 a.m. with Bible classes at 10:30 a.m. Call 254-8431 or visit www.summerlinlutheran.org.

Summerlin Presbyterian Church4590 S. Hualapai Way. Adult Bible Study at 9:30 a.m., Worship and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Please visit www.summerlinpc.org.

Temple SinaiA Reform Synagogue, 9001 Hillpointe Road. Weekly Worship, 7:30 p.m, Family Worship, 3rd FridaysCall 254-5110 or visit www.templesinailv.org.

Temple Bet EmetMtn. Shadows CC. 9107 Del Webb Blvd. Reformed Jewish Temple. Shabbat Services 1st & 3rd Fridays at 7:15 p.m. Visit www.templebetemetlv.com or call 804-5758. Temple Beth Sholom10700 Havenwood Lane, 804-1333. Daily Minyan, Preschool, Solomon Schechter Day School, Shabbat Services, Women’s League, Men’s Club.

UUCLV Red Rock GatheringUnitarian Universalist Gathering meets Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the City of LV Leisure Center. For more information, visit www.uuclvredrock.com.

Writers and PoetsWorkshop meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For information, call Jerry Silvers at 489-3305.

Any references made to these organizations do not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement or recommendation by The Summerlin Council.

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Free Joint Replacement Education ClassGet Your Active Life Back with Southern Hills Hospital!

Friday, June 13or Friday, June 27

2 to 3 p.m. Southern Hills Hospital

9300 W. Sunset Rd.Las Vegas, NV 89148

Free

Southern Hills Hospital now offers free joint replacement education classes to prepare patients and their caregivers for upcoming hip and knee replacements. This informative session will provide details on what to expect before, during and after surgery. It will also provide an opportunity for patients and their caregivers to ask questions prior to surgery and pre-register, making surgery day as smooth as possible.

Open to the public. Registration is required by calling 702.880.2700 at least 48 hours in advance of the event date.

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Johnnie Walker RV702-458-2092

JWRV Travel Homes702-451-3565

JWRV Center702-436-2495

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CONFIDENCE...IS STRENGTH

98% of parents believe the skills learned in cotiilion will have a powerful impact on their child’s future

-JDW National Survey 2012 - 2013

Summerlin Cotillion - Fall 2014Summerlin Cotillion - Fall 2014To register please visit www.cotillion.com.

Classes begin September 27.

For online registration assistance, call 303.789.1447.For the complete fall schedule, visit www.summerlink.com.

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Summerlines welcomes your news and information about Summerlin North. All submittals should be sent to: News from the North, 2120 Snow Trail, Las Vegas, NV 89134. All material submitted must be informative and of interest to the residents at large. It must be for non-commercial purposes, non-political in nature, factual, presented in a format that is not prejudicial or biased, presented within a time frame that allows for its review prior to publication (allow six weeks lead time), typewritten, double spaced and in a type size no smaller than twelve (12) point. If the information regards an issue outside the jurisdiction of the Association, it must be determined by the Board of Directors to affect the safety and/or welfare of the entire Association. The writer will be held accountable for the content of the information and the Board of Directors reserves the right to edit or decline to publish any submission.

MEETING SUMMARYBOARD OF DIRECTORSApril 23, 2014NOTICE OF MEETING: Upon notice duly given and received, a meeting of the Summerlin North Community Association Board of Directors was held on Wednesday, April 23, 2013 at The Trails Community Center, 1910 Spring Gate Lane, Las Vegas, NV.ATTENDANCE: Board Members Present: Hal Bloch, Don Brizzolara, David Dean, Elma Dallal, Jack Love and Deon Blaney. Board Member(s) Absent: Cindy Parker. Administrative Staff: Pam Scott, Randy Ecklund, and Laura Baldovinos. ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THE FOLLOWING:- Homeowner comments regarding agenda items: None- Unanimously approved the Consent Agenda, including

1) Minutes – March 26, 2014; 2) Financial Reports and Bank Reconciliations – March 31, 2014; 3) Builder

Closing Update – March 2014; 4) Compliance Report. - Heard the Committee Report that included: - Summerlin Council Report- Heard the Management Report that included: - TruGreen Landscape Report - Lake Mead Sidewalk- Heard the Un� nished Business that included:

- Review/Approve Paint Bids for Village 3 and Village 12 Walls and Wrought Iron

- Heard the New Business that included:- None

- Homeowner Comments regarding any other item: None- Scheduled the next Board of Directors Meeting for

May 28, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at the Trails Community Center, 1910 Spring Gate Lane.

- Held an Executive Session to discuss legal, collection and compliance issues immediately prior to the business meeting.

The Summerlin North Community Association does not employ or af� liate with any type of security or patrol service. Additionally,

the Association does not endorse or support any type of neighborhood patrol by residents. There are a number of crime prevention services provided by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (Metro).

The Northwest Area Command Crime Prevention Specialist is Kathy Perkins, and she can be reached at (702)828-4305 or k2482@lvmpd. She will be happy to assist residents with Neighborhood Watch

or any of the crime prevention services Metro provides.

June 2014

SUMMERLIN SOUTH COMMUNITY ASSO-CIATION RESOLUTION GARAGE CON-VERSION TO LIVING SPACE

WHEREAS, The Howard Hughes Company, LLC is the Declarant (Declarant) for the Summerlin South Commu-nity Association (Association), and WHEREAS, the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC & Rs) for the Summerlin South Com-munity Association, Article IV, Section 4.3 (a) provides that the Declarant has sole and full authority to amend the Design Guidelines as long as Declarant owns any portion of the Project, andWHEREAS, the Supplemental Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Reservation for Easements for the Summerlin South Community Association, Article I, Section 1.14(a) provides that each lot shall be improved with a single family residential unit plus a garage, andWHEREAS, the Supplemental Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Reservation for Easements for the Summerlin South Community Association, Article I, Section 1.16 provides vehicles owned by residents shall be placed in the garage of such residential unit to the ex-tent of the space available therein, andWHEREAS, Declarant desires to establish guidelines regarding whether an owner of a residential unit may con-vert garage space to living space,NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Declarant has established the following guidelines: Conversion to living space of a garage designed for the parking of two or fewer vehicles is prohibited. Conver-sion to living space of the third bay of a garage designed for three or more vehicles shall be considered on a case

by case basis in the sole discretion of the Design Review Committee and any such conversion shall require the con-sent of the Declarant, which consent shall be in Declar-ant’s sole discretion, so long as Declarant owns any real property which has been annexed into the CC & Rs or is part of the annexable property under the CC & Rs.By: The Howard Hughes Company, LLC, Kevin Orrock, Vice President Date: 2/5/2014

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Summerlines welcomes your news and information about Summerlin South. All submittals should be sent to: News from the South, 10801 W. Charleston Blvd., 3rd � oor, Las Vegas, NV 89135. All material submitted must be informative and of interest to the residents at large. It must be for non-commercial publication (allow six weeks lead time), typewritten, double spaced and in a type size no smaller than twelve (12) point. If the information regards an issue outside the jurisdiction of the Association, it must be determined by the Board of Directors to affect the safety and/or welfare of the entire Association. The writer will be held accountable for the content of the informa-tion and the Board of Directors reserves the right to edit or decline to publish any submission.

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Summerlines welcomes your news and information about Summerlin West. All submittals should be sent to: News from the West, 10801 West Charleston, 3rd � oor, Las Vegas, NV 89135. All material submitted must be informative and of interest to the residents at large. It must be for non-commercial purposes, non-political in nature, factual, presented in a format that is not prejudicial or biased, presented within a time frame that allows for its review prior to publication (allow six weeks lead time), typewritten, double spaced and in a type size no smaller than twelve (12) point. If the information regards an issue outside the jurisdiction of the Association, it must be determined by the Board of Directors to affect the safety and/or welfare of the entire Association. The writer will be held accountable for the content of the information and the Board of Directors reserves the right to edit or decline to publish any submission.

Shutting off the utilities in your home is one of the � rst things to do when an emergency/natural disaster

occurs. It’s a very simple thing, unless you don’t know how to do it! It sounds simple enough. My husband knows how to do it. But I don’t typically think about those kinds of things. So, here’s the deal: what if an emergency strikes while you are home alone? Would you know how to turn off the gas? Electric? Water? Utility shut-off mini-workshops were recently offered by the Disaster Preparedness Committee in the Community of Sage Hills, located in Summerlin West, for the express purpose of teaching residents how to turn off utilities in case of any kind of emergency/natural disaster. The workshops were taught by Howard Jenkins, co-chair of the Disaster Preparedness Committee. He started each session with information about tools necessary for turning off the gas and water valves. One

emergency tool is made for turning off both, or you can use a wrench. If your circuit breaker panel is outside, and locked, you will need easy access to a key. Taking turns, the residents practiced turning gas and water valves on and off. Each session ended with a suggestion to have a designated spot in the garage for all tools, keys, and instructions to be kept. In a true emergency, rising panic is inevitable. Having everything you need in one location would be extremely bene� cial, possibly life-saving. Hand-outs with instructions and graphics were available to all who attended: 20 on the � rst day, an additional eight the next day. Afterward, the instructions were emailed to all Sage Hills residents. Disaster preparedness is an ongoing process. The Sage Hills Disaster Preparedness Committee schedules an awareness event once a year to remind residents of the importance of having an emergency stash of food, water and medical supplies. This is the � rst year the committee has added workshops to our general preparedness agenda. The workshops were well attended with excellent feedback from the residents who were there. And not just women like me! There were several men who attended also. Clearly, our residents understand that sometimes those seemingly simple things can be the consequential steps to safety rather than tragedy.

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Excitement is building as The Howard Hughes Corpora-tion announces major projects for Downtown

Summerlin, the 400 acre region between West Charleston Boulevard and West Sahara Avenue. It will include of� ce and residential developments as well as the 106-acre retail, dining and entertainment venue that opens October 9. Downtown Summerlin will create a true live/work/play walkable urban core in the heart of Summerlin. “Downtown Summerlin will soon be the place to be for fashion, dining and entertainment in Southern Nevada, and we are happy to see the excitement from the entire Las Vegas Valley for this � rst class development,” said Kevin T. Orrock, president of Summerlin. Already announced anchor tenants Macy’s and Dillard’s will be joined by popular national brands including Michael Kors, True Religion, Sephora, Nordstrom Rack and Victoria’s Secret. Other retailers include Boston Proper, Brighton Collectibles, Buckle, Everything But Water, Francesca’s Collection, Pandora, Republic of Couture’s Resto Lounge, White House|Black Market and a Mackenzie-Child’s boutique by LG Galleries. Three upscale restaurants will join Downtown Sum-merlin’s growing list of eateries. Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill will feature contemporary American cuisine. Elizabeth Blau and chef/husband Kim Canteenwalla will also open their � rst Summerlin restaurant to create an upscale sibling to nearby Honey Salt. A third eatery, CRAVE Restaurant, will feature quality, local and regionally sourced food, a chic atmosphere and diverse choices. Downtown Summerlin will also include the ultimate cinematic experience with the opening of a luxury Regal Cinema. The � ve-screen theater will be highlighted by innovative and upscale design and provide exceptional comfort and spacious seating and gourmet dining options.Downtown Summerlin will also be home to urban-style residential development, including townhomes, condos and luxury apartment homes. The Howard Hughes Corpora-tion and The Calida Group will break ground this fall on the � rst luxury apartment joint venture development in the area of Grif� th Peak and Town Center Drive. The area’s newest of� ce building, One Summerlin, is

Downtown Summerlin, in the heart of the master-planned community,is the area’s urban core with 400 acres of retail, dining and entertainment

as well as of� ce and luxury residential developments.

MAJOR ADDITIONS TO DOWNTOWN SUMMERLIN PUT RESIDENTS IN THE HEART OF IT ALL

a 200,000-square-foot Class A of� ce tower that will also open this fall. The eight-story building stands above street-level retail and offers 360-degree views of the valley. Built to LEED Silver certi� cation standards, One Summerlin provides all of the advantages and amenities of Class A space typically found in more urban areas, but is literally close to home. Want the latest on Downtown Summerlin? Visit www.summerlin.com and www.downtownsummerlin.com and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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CHECK OUT THESE FUN CLASSES! (Provided by The Summerlin Council) CHECK OUT THESE FUN CLASSES PROVIDED BY THE SUMMERLIN COUNCIL!

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Black Lion Martial Arts – Advanced/Instructors Class This class is for intermediate students who have achieved the rank of brown sash with black fringe or higher. When: Fridays, June 6 – August 22 (No class July 4)Time: 6 – 8:30 p.m.Fee: $75 per student

Black Lions Kung Fu Martial Arts Program – Beginner/Intermediate Students will learn the foundations of self-defense and be introduced to the martial arts. They will also learn skills important for continued growth and development in the Chinese martial arts.Ages: 9 years to adultWhen: Tuesdays, June 3 – August 19Time: 7 – 8:10 p.m. Fee: $65 per student; $85 parent-and-child

Black Lions Kung Fu Martial Arts Program – Intermediate/Advanced This class is for Intermediate students who have achieved the rank of green sash with black fringe or above. This course continues teaching the fundamentals of Chinese martial arts working toward more advanced techniques.Ages: 9 years to adultWhen: Tuesdays and Wednesdays, June 3 – August 20Time: 7 – 8:10 p.m.Fee: $70 per student

Little Lions Kung Fu Children’s Martial Arts Program - Beginner This class is a great way for children to learn the skills of focus, honor, teamwork, control, memory, balance, discipline, � tness, and coordination. Ages: 5 to 9 years oldWhen: Wednesdays, June 4 – August 20Time: 6 – 7 p.m.Fee: $65 per child; $85 parent-and-child

Little Lions Kung Fu Martial Arts Program – Intermediate This course continues teaching the fundamentals of kung fu, as well as work-ing toward more advanced techniques. Students attend twice a week in order to be considered for promotion. (Instructor approval is required.)Ages: 8 to adultWhen: Tuesdays, June 3 – August 19Time: 6 – 7 p.m.Fee: $65 per student; $85 parent-and-child

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Diodatics Core, Fat Burning and Sculpting Classes In this class you can expect to burn fat, increase bone density and strengthen muscles, while developing a lean, strong, shapely body. When: June 2 - 30Time: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 – 7 p.m. Fee: $30 – four classes $40 – eight classes $60 – unlimited classes WILLOWS COMMUNITY CENTER

Kindermusik: Confetti Days! This class is an inspirational time of laughter, celebration big top circus themes, clowns, carousels and circus animals through music.Ages: 3 - 4 years oldWhen: Tuesdays, June 10 – September 2Time: 10:15 a.m. – 11 a.m.When: Wednesdays, June 11 – September 3Time: 11:15 - 12 p.m.Fee: $130; $40 materials fee payable to instructor

Kindermusik: Creatures At The Ocean! This class will introduce parent and child to many waterfront friends including a seagull, crab, dolphin, octopus and whale.

Ages: 1½ - 3 years oldWhen: Tuesdays, June 10 – September 2Time: 9:15 – 10 a.m. When: Wednesdays, June 11 – September 3Time: 10:15 – 11 a.m.Fee: $130; $40 materials fee payable to instructor

Kindermusik: Peakaboo I Love You! Learn new songs, lullabies and ways to say, “I love you” using touch, Mother Goose rhymes, literature and chants. Activities include instrument play and American Sign Language.Ages: Newborn – 1½ years oldWhen: Tuesdays, June 10 – September 2Time: 11:15 a.m. – 12 p.m.When: Wednesdays, June 11 – September 3Time: 9:15 – 10 a.m.Fee: $130; $40 materials fee payable to instructor

Pilates Group Reformer Classes – “Re–Form”Your Body In these classes, you will use a Pilates workout machine to look your best, move more freely, and feel better. Each class is 55 minutes and held in a six-week session. When: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, June 2 - 30Fee: $25 for a single class $90 for one class per week $150 for two classes per week $215 for three classes per week

Tai Chi – Soft Mountain Breeze Learn the short form style of ancient Chinese exercise to provide physical exercise for the body, concentration for the mind and meditation for the spirit.When: Wednesdays, June 4 – August 20Time: 12 – 1:10 p.m. or 7 – 8:10 p.m.Fee: $70

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TENNIS TALKCheck out these fun programs provided by the Summerlin Tennis Club. For more information, call 702-233-5831.

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Tennis Summer CampAges: 5 – 18 years oldDays: Monday – FridayDates: June 9- 13; June 16 - 20; June 23 - 27; June 30 - July 4Time: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.Fee: $160 per week or $40 daily

Pee Wees Beginner/IntermediateAges: 4 – 6 years oldWhen: Saturdays, June 14 – July 19Time: 8 – 8:30 a.m. or 9:30 – 10 a.m.Fee: $50 per six-week session

Youth Beginner/IntermediateAges: 7 – 11 years oldWhen: Saturdays, June 14 – July 19

Time: 8:30 – 9:30 a.m.Fee: $75 per six-week session

Junior Beginner/IntermediateAges: 12 – 16 years oldWhen: Saturdays, June 14 – July 19Time: 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.Fee: $75 per six-week session

French Open SocialWhen: June 6, 2014Time: 7 – 9 p.m.Fee: $10 ($15 for non-residents) Wimbledon SocialWhen: June 29, 2014Time: 8 – 10 a.m.Fee: $10 ($15 for non-residents)

Friday Night SocialWhen: Fridays (ongoing)Time: 7 – 9 p.m.Fee: $10 ($15 for non-residents)

Get In The Game!Adult Beginner CourseWhen: Mondays, June 2 -July 7 Time: 7 - 8:30 p.m. When: Wednesdays, June 4 - July 9Time: 8 - 9:30 a.m. When: Saturdays, June 14 - July 19 7 - 8:30 p.m.Fee: $75 per six-week session

Adult Summer CampWhen: June 23 - 27Time: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.Fee: $25 per day or $100 for week

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The Willows Community Center 2775 Desert Marigold Ln.

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Cottonwood Canyon Park 915 Canyon Bluff Cir.

The Crossing Park 1111 Crestdale Ln.

Gardens Park 10401 Garden Park Dr.

North Tower Park 45 Park Vista Dr.

Oxford Park 700 Anasazi Dr.

The Pueblo Park 7663 Lake Mead Blvd.

South Tower Park 1022 Park Vista Dr.

Spotted Leaf Park 2955 Spotted Leaf Ln.

Tree Top Park 600 Sageberry Dr.

The Trails Park and Pool 9550 Trails Center Dr.

The Willows Park and Pool 2775 Desert Marigold Ln.

Village Green Park 1901 Sandstone Bluffs Dr.

Summerlin Centre Community Park 10588 Marketwalk Place

Ridgebrook Park 3600 Ridge Hollow Dr.

Paseos Park 12122 Desert Moon

Vistas Park 11311 Alta Dr.

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Adelson Educational Campus 255-4500Alexander Dawson School 949-3600Animal Control - City 229-6444Animal Control - County 455-7710 Becker Middle School 799-4460Bishop Gorman High School 732-1945Bonner Elementary School 799-6050C.A.T. (Citizen’s Area Transit) 228-7433Childrens World Learning Center 243-0033Cimarron Memorial High School 799-4400Faith Lutheran Jr./Sr. High School 804-4400Faiss Middle School 799-6850Fire Department (Non-Emergency) 383-2888Gardens Community Center 562-4890Givens Elementary School 799-1430Goolsby Elementary School 799-2520Lit’l Scholar 256-5300Lummis Elementary School 799-4380Meadows School 254-1610Merryhill School 242-8838Metro Police (Non-Emergency) 795-3111Ober Elementary School 799-6077Palo Verde High School 799-1450Park Maintenance - City Parks & Open Space Maint. Div.

(Bruce Trent and Summerlin Parkway) 229-6571Park Patrol 341-5500Richard Bryan Elementary School 799-1460School Zoning - Clark County School District 799-5011Sig Rogich Middle School 799-6040Shenker Academy 255-5437Solomon Schechter Day School 804-1333Special Improvement District Assessment (SID) 229-6321St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School 228-8311Staton Elementary School 799-6720Street Maintenance – Sweeping 229-2582Street Maintenance – Repairs 229-6227Streetlight Outages – City - (6:30am – 3pm) 229-6331 / 455-7544 Streetlight Outages - County - after hours 455-6100Summerlin Basketball League (NJB) 341-6951Summerlin North Community Association 838-5500Summerlin South/West Community Association 791-4600Summerlin Council 341-5500Summerlin Library 507-3860Summerlin North Little League 390-5566Summerlin Post Of� ce 869-8647Summerlin Tennis Club 233-5831Summerlin Tennis Reservations 240-2386Summerlin Performing Arts (Recorded Events) 256-2217Temple Beth Sholom 804-1333Temple Sinai 254-5110Trails Community Center 341-5500Trails Pool Information 341-5500Transportation (Seniors & Handicapped)Care Van 228-4800Trash Pick-up/ Recycling 735-5151 Veteran’s Memorial Leisure Services Center 229-1100Victoria Fertitta Middle School 799-1900Willows Community Center 240-6500Willows Community Pool 240-7201

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