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Originally Posted by Redhead 18

Will this be the Private Company?


Board of Directors.
9/30/2006
Please note, some people could have a conflict of Interest.

Boot Hill Gaming Board
“For Profit Corporation,” According to the filing made in The Kansas Secretary Of State Office.

Jeff Thorpe, President (Fidelity Bank)
Ed.Brancart, Secretary (Ford County Attorney)
Kent Smoll, Treasure (Dodge City Commissioner)

Kim Goodnight, (Ford County Commissioner)
Dan Harris, (Fidelity Bank)
Scott Chipman, (Fidelity Bank)
Greg Starks, (Coldwell Banker) Chairman, CFAB
Jim Coffin, (JAG Construction Co.)
Joe Bogner, (Western Beverage) Severed on 1st. FAB Board

Boot Hill Museum,Inc. Members.

Jeff Thorpe, (Fidelity Bank)
Dan Harris, (Fidelity Bank)
Kim Goodnight, (Ford County Commissioner)
Glen Kerbs, (Ford County Counselor)
Dean Bush, (Ford County Sheriff)
George Hendrichs, (Ex. Manager, Boot Hill)
Jim Sherer, (Ex. Manager, Boot Hill) (Dodge City Commissioner)
Gayle Ausmus, (Member)
Kerri Baker, (Member)
Ryan Carpenter, (Member)
Charles Couch, (Member)
Pat Hamit, (Member)
Beth Rhoten, (Member)
Jan Stevens, (ex-officio)
Ken Winters, (Member)

Community Facilities Advisory Board
Greg Starks, (Chairman), Boot Hill Gaming.
Rick Sowers, (City Commissioner)
Terry Williams, (County Commissioner)
Jeff Pederson, (City Manager)
Ed. Elam, (County Administrator)
Lance Nichols (Member)
Pat Shrader, (Member)
Ann Torrey, (Member)

Justin Baning, Husband of Carolyn Baning, Partner in Smoll-Baning,
Member Appointee (DC/FC Econ.Dev.)

Where did you find this info? I would like to take a look at the source.

Many companies have a Board of Directors that have no experience in the business that they sit on the Board for. They do, however, have business experience and quite often other Board experience. Sometimes they even serve on the Board of Directors of several companies at the same time.

I also fail to see why you felt it was necessary to list the CFAB. It will have nothing to do with Boot Hill Gaming. The purpose of the CFAB is to give guidance and recommendations on how the Why Not Dodge tax money is spent. Since the casino is not using public funds the CFAB will have nothing to do with or have any say in the business of the casino.