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The Official Newsletter of the Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest IL
The Voice of the Homebuilding and Remodeling Industries in Southwest Illinois. Representing
Bond, Calhoun, Clinton, Greene, Jersey, Madison, Monroe, Randolph and St. Clair Counties
May 2015 issue
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PAINTBALL for All
The Remodelers Council held their 2nd
Paintball Tournament at Xtreme Paintball Park
in Millstadt. The competition started quickly
with everyone splitting up into 2 large teams to
dominate territory lines to warm up for the final
battles of capture the flag with double
elimination. Congratulations to our first place
winner “TEAM TURF” made up of players
from Turf Gator, their skills and strategies paid
off! You can find more pictures and the fun had
throughout this issue.
(above back row: Joe Lanahan w/Joe Lanahan Construction Services, Inc.,
Richard Reilly w/ EarthWays Center, Jason Huelsmann w/New Tradition
Homes, Mark Vogt w/Vogt Builders and Chris Shafer. front row: Chris
Jones w/C.A. Jones, Inc., Joe Knox w/Copious Technologies, Bob Dee Jr., w/
Homes by Deesign, Mark Fulford w/Fulford Home Remodeling, Mindy Shafer
w/Wells Fargo and Mark Kurts and Norm Etling with the Village of Shiloh.)
HBA members took the day to reach out to our
local Senators and Representatives to discuss
important issues that effect our industry such as:
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Water/Sewer Tap Fees
Bonding Over Lien Rights
Practice Act for Interior Design
Vehicle Seizure Home Repair Fraud
2015 Energy Code
Employee Classification Reform
More details and information on these bills
are provided inside this newsletter
Team Turf - 1st place winner taking home the
traveling trophy provided by CAVI and $250 cash!
Pictured above: Austin Becker, Mike Shadwick, Shani
Emrich, Brett Erlinger, Alex McDonalds & Tom Mabry.
Sport Clay Shoot
Associated Bank
T-Shirt Sponsors
Snack/Beverage Cart Sponsor
Construction Appliance by
AUTCOhome
First Clover Leaf Bank
Fischer Lumber Company
Gershman Mortgage
P & A Drywall Supply
Padgett Building & Remodeling
RP Lumber
S & S Drywall
Yaekel & Associates
Arrowhead Building Supply
Construction Appliance by
AUTCOhome
National Bnak
Regions Mortgage
Award Sponsor
THE SHOOTERS
Arrowhead Building Supply
Belleville Supply Company
C.A. Jones
CMC Electric
Copious Technologies
First Clover Leaf Bank
Fulford Homes LLC
Henges Interiors
Klemme Construction
P & A Drywall Supply
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Ron Woods Excavating
Roofers Mart
S&S Drywall
SCI Engineering
Shake & Shingle
Srogus Construction
TheBANK of Edwardsville
Yaekel & Associates
Score Sheet Sponsors
ABC Supply • Ambassador Floor
& Windoor
Station Sponsors
Allen Roofing & Siding
Arrowhead Building Supply
Belleville News-Democrat
Broadview Screen
Champion Waterproofing
CMI Construction
Custom Marble
Diel & Forguson
First American Title Insurance
Greener Visions
Himstedt Roofing
McBride & Son Homes
Martin Glass
Midwest Block & Brick
P&A Drywall Supply
PASS Security
Roofers Mart
Shake & Shingle Supply
TheBANK of Edwardsville
Wilke Window & Door
Yaekel & Associates
2015 Sport Clay Shoot Committee:
Chair: Scott Bauman, Himstedt Roofing
Richard Shemwell , Arrowhead Building Supply
Joe Knox, Copious Technologies
Kevin Venhaus, P&A Drywall
Rocky Shemwell, S&S Drywall
B.J. Srogus, Srogus Construction
David Corbitt, Windoor Company
Jerry Yaekel, Yaekel & Associates
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Bang for your Buck Opportunities
Friday,
Snack/Soda Cart Sponsor………....…. .…$250
Signage & opportunity to meet with all shooters
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May 8th
Score Sheet Sponsor…………….......…..$150
Logo on all score sheets
2015
Dual Station Sponsor………….……..…..$100
Company Name on signage at a station
8:30 am
Registration
World Shooting & Recreational Complex
1 Main Event Lane, Sparta, IL 62286
(618) 295-2700
ALL SPONSORS will be recognized before,
during and after the event in HBA publications,
promotions of the event and the HBA website,
and will receive 1 free meal during the event.
All Sponsors welcome to “man their station”
Contact the HBA to make arrangements
$95 each registration “loaded” with:
100 Rounds of Sporting Clays, Ammo, Drinks, Lunch and
Friendly Competition (Protective eye wear required)
Carts can be rented 2 weeks in advance from
J&J Supply for $35 each, phone: 618-295-2702
Registration: complete the following information
and return it to the HBA office (please print)
___ $250 Snack/Soda Cart Sponsor
___ $150 Score Sheet Sponsor
*Raffle Tickets: 1 for $20 or 3 for $50
*or $500 cash for the non-shooting enthusiast
*HBA office pre-selling tickets
*Limited number of chances sold
Winner does NOT have to be present to win
___ $100 Dual Station Sponsor
___ 1 Raffle Ticket for $20
Gun Raffle ($1,000+ value) donated by Yaekel & Associates
___ 3 Raffle Tickets for $50
"A gun is like a parachute.
If you need one, and don't have one,
you'll probably never need one again."
___ $95 per Sport Clay Shooter
Names of attendee(s)
______________________T-shirt Size___ ______________________T-shirt Size___
TOTAL DUE $ _______
______________________T-shirt Size___ ______________________T-shirt Size___
______________________T-shirt Size___ ______________________T-shirt Size___
Company Name: _________________________________
Phone/Email: ____________________________________
Contact Name: ___________________________________
HBA Policy: Registration for the Sport Clay Shoot is
considered confirmation of your participation and
will be invoiced if cancellation is not made within
3 days of the event.
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___Member Invoice
___Check
Method of Payment:
___Visa/MasterCard*
*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee
Credit Card# __________________________________
Expiration: ______ Signature: __________________
City & Zip Code _______________________________
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335
www.hbaswil.org ~ Email: [email protected]
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ConneCt to the “ConneCted” ConSUMeR!
Brought to you by the HBA Remodelers Council
Featured speaker
Tuesday, May 5th, 2015
4pm to 7:00 pm - no cost to attend
Social hour - Dinner - Featured speaker
25 Center Plaza
Belleville
Elton Mayfield is the Co-Founder and
Partner of ER Marketing of Kansas
City, MO. He is a repeat speaker for the
Remodeler Show with seminars focused
on technology and how it impacts our
behavior, attitudes and expectations.
Information can be obtained anytime, anywhere and on any device,
changing how consumers interact with the world around them and how
they do business.
Join us as we learn how to work with todays tech-savvy customers.
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Strategies that help capture their interest and
business.
Fulfilling their “instant gratification” expectations
in a realistic manner.
How to give those Reality Shows a Reality Check.
To register for this event, please fill out the following information and fax or send it to the address below.
Call the HBASWIL office at 618.343.6331 with any questions.
YOU MUST MAKE A RESERVATION TO ENSURE SUFFICIENT FOOD
# of reservations: _________
Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________________
Name(s) of attending: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Mail to: HBASWIL, 6100 W. Main Street, Maryville, IL 62062
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Fax to: (618) 343-6335
Paintball Results & Sponsor Appreciation
The Teams:
Copious Technologies
Klemme Construction
Padgett Building and Remodeling
Turf Gator Team #1
Turf Gator Team #2
Flag Sponsors
2nd Place - Team Copious Technologies
Jason Plummer, Bob Dee Jr., Joe Knox,
Cale Henke & Paul Millard
3rd Place Team
Klemme
Construction
Aaron
Klemme,
Jeff Schmidt,
Jon Edler,
Justin Jennings
and Russel K.
Field Sponsor
5th Place Team
Padgett
David Padgett,
Sean Martin,
Joe Wheeler,
Jimmy and
3rd Place - Team Klemme Construction
Dan M.
Aaron Klemme, Jeff Schmidt, Jon Edler, Justin
Jennings and Russel K.
Snack and Soda Sponsors
4th Place - Team Turf (not pictured)
Joe Bell, Billy Bissontz, Shawn Cockran,
Brandi Cox & Brian Blazier
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Since April 2010 HUD & EPA regulations require all contractors that disturb lead-based paint in homes, child care
facilities and schools, built before 1978 to be certified and follow specified work practices to prevent lead
contamination. ALL paid Renovators/Contractors, Insurance Restoration Contractors, Painters, Window-Siding &
Guttering Professionals, Plumbers, HVAC Professionals, Demo Contractors, Foundation Repair Specialists,
Government & Historical Restoration Contractors and other specialty trades that disturb paint surfaces through
renovation, repair or painting activities MUST comply with this EPA rule.
Trainings will be held at:
Arrowhead Building Supply
9669 State Route 161, Fairview Heights, IL (618) 233-3278
Classes are limited to 25 students per EPA guidelines. Reservations are accepted on a first-paid basis.
No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations or no-shows. Substitutions are allowed.
Refresher Certified Lead Renovator Training
$115 for HBA Members
$165 for Non-HBA Members
Thursday, May 14th ~ 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Requirements for company owners needing to renew their Certified Firm application need to
visit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at http://www2.epa.gov/lead
If your renewal is not due until later in the year you can still take the course early it will not effect your anniversary date
Please complete the following information to register for this training. Confirmation of course date and cost will be sent via email prior to training.
Company _____________________________________________
Contact Name ___________________________________
Attendee Name(s) ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address where Certificate should be sent:
(Certificates will be issued from Titan Environmental Services once you have passed the test and training)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Email/Phone# _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Refresher Certified Lead Renovator Training Fee:
____ $115 HBA Member
____ $165 Non-HBA Member
⌂ Payment Enclosed
⌂ Charge to credit card (credit card payments will be charged and additional 4% convenience fee)
⌂ Invoice Company (local HBA members ONLY)
TOTAL DUE $____________
Charge to Visa/Master Card# ___________________________ Exp date: _____ Signature: ______________________________
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335
Email: [email protected] Website: hbaswil.org
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Mark Fulford - Fulford Home Remodeling, State Representative Charlie Meier, NAHB 1st Vice Chair Ed
Brady, Senator Bill Brady, Mindy Shafer - Wells Fargo, Jeff Schmidt - RLP Development, Tracy Butler - HBA of Greater
Southwest IL, Jason Huselmann - New Tradition Homes, Senator David Luechtefeld, Bob Dee Jr. - Homes by Deesign,
Art Stumpf - Construction Appliance by AUTCO Home, Mark Vogt - Vogt Builders and Senator Kyle McCarter.
From left to right:
As our group of HBA members attempted to meet with 16 State Representatives and Senators in the
afternoon with set appointments or trying to get them off the session floor we had a captive audience at
the reception to talk with our local Legislators on the key issues facing our industry this session.
The results of the day may not have been a victory on all the issues we had in front of us but it truly was
successful with keeping our relationship and voices heard by our Legislators!
SB1322 Vehicle Seizure Home Repair Fraud was opposed by HBAI member in the state and since has
been held in Senate by its sponsor, Senator Barickman. This is a triumph for our industry. This bill
would have allowed law enforcement to unilaterally seize a vehicle belonging to someone they believe
has committed home repair fraud. Police officers who make this judgment call could tie up the use of
the repairman’s truck for up to 35 days before State’s Attorneys and Judges would take action on the
matter and put many small business owners our of business prior to due process. HBAI recommended
to take this concept to the Task Force for their consideration as part of a comprehensive review for
improving consumer protection within the home remodeling and repair industry. Stay tuned……….
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Lobby Day continued..
section (R403.6) or the International Mechanical
Code, as applicable, or with other approved means of
ventilations. Outdoor air intakes and exhausts shall
have automatic or gravity dampers that close when the
ventilation system is not operating. This section goes
on to address recirculation of air, whole-house
mechanical ventilations system, system design, system
controls, mechanical ventilation rate and exceptions
that go into great detail that were agreed upon by the
Builders representing HBAI on the sub-committee.
Employee Classification Reform: Is largely supported
by HBA members! SB0993 has passed Senate and is
now in the House sponsored by Representative
Dwight Kay to make the Employee Classification Act
reporting date changed from January 30th to April
30th to help coordinate the timing of putting together
1099’s. Senator McCarter also has SB0979 that
received an extended deadline for a 3rd reading in the
Labor Committee (Chair, Representative Jay
Hoffman) to change the Employee Standards to
coordinate with the Federal Labor & Standards
Act...keep your fingers crossed that this will go thru.
HBA members are still working closely with Rep. Jay
Hoffman (pictured below) to continue talks about the
Employee Classification Act and IDES Audits that we
will keep you posted on.
Energy Rating Index Compliance Alternative
establishes an alternative compliance criteria using an
Energy Rating Index (ERI) analysis. This method will
be allowed if your code official approves.
(right) Rep. Dwight
Kay speaking with Jeff
Schmidt, Mark Vogt
and Jason Huelsmann
regarding the Energy
Code and other issues.
SB1270 Practice Act for Interior Design Work was
opposed by our industry and is currently in a special
senate subcommittee. The sponsor, Senator Kim
Lightford and proponents of this legislation have been
accommodating to our concerns, however, we remain
philosophically opposed to this level of licensure for
interior design work with support from other
organizations such as the Illinois Retail Merchants
Air exchanges will remain at 5 air changes per hour or
Association, Illinois Institute of Architects and the
less for both zones 4 & 5.
National Kitchen & Bath Association.
2015 Energy Codes have finally been agreed upon by
the Residential & Commercial sub-committees that
share their recommendations with the Capital
Development Board (CDB) and then on to the Joint
Committee of Administrative Rules (JCAR). The
current language has the following notable mentions:
Full basement wall insulation for both zones 4 and 5
will require R-value of 10/13 and half basement wall
insulation will be required to have R-value of 15/19.
The exact details of the 10 and 4 feet from the top of
the basement wall remain as stated in the 2012 IECC
currently in place.
HB2635 Bonding Over Lien Rights was opposed and
currently in Senate for its 1st reading. This allows the
substitution of a bond security in place of the property
that is subject to a mechanics lien. This would allow
property to be transferred even though payments may
have not been paid to subcontractors for
improvements made on that property. This bill,
Mechanical ventilation.
placed into law, would be especially harmful to home
Where the air infiltration rate
remodelers, who are never the owners of the property
of a dwelling unit is 5 ACH or
they work on. The bond will eliminate the lien rights
less the dwelling shall be
against the property, and, would place the bond in first
provided with ventilation that
position where the mechanics liens were before.
meets the requirements of this
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SHARE YOUR
SUPPORT of new
homes built in the
Metro East while
saving BIG dollars on a
full blown marketing
campaign!
Participating Builders to date:
Barnes Properties ~ CMI Construction ~ CMG Custom Construction ~ Fulford Homes LLC
Garrett E. & Herschel E. Johnson RE & Dev. ~ Homes by Deesign ~ McBride & Son Homes ~
Kappert Construction ~ New Tradition Homes ~ Spencer Homes
Event Promotion Partner……....$1000 each
For less than .025 per household you will
receive recognition in print advertisements
going out to over 100,000 consumers in St.
Clair County & Madison County premier
publications including a prominently placed full
page ad in The Big Move magazine, HBA
website hyperlinks, recognition in all event
press releases, 1st right of refusal for 2015
Homes on Parade. (Valued at $10,000)
Event Magazine Advertising
….…….. $500 full page ~ $250 half page …….…….
Industry specific publication that will be placed
in the BND and in-house at
the builder participant homes.
All ads will be in full color.
Full Page
Only ready-to-use ads can be 7.25”W x 9.75”H
vertical ad ONLY
submitted in .jpeg or .pdf.
Choose the Builder page you
want to be on!
Deadline for Partnership
commitment April 20, 2015
Deadline for Magazine
Ad May 5, 2015
(Ad due on April 24th)
Half Page
7.25”W x 4.875”H
horizontal ad
ONLY
___Event Promotion Partner $1000 ___ Full Page ad $500 ___ Half Page ad $250
Company _________________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Name ___________________________________
⌂ Payment Enclosed
⌂ Invoice Company
Email/Phone# _________________________________________
⌂ Charge to credit card * 4% convenience fee will be added to credit card payments
Charge to Visa/Master Card# ________________________________________________
Exp date: ________
Signature: ___________________________________________
The individual completing this contract warrants that he/she has been duly authorized to execute this binding agreement and the HBA Member Company
will continue to fulfill these terms even if the individual ceases to be part of the HBA Member Company.
SEND COMPLETED FORM TO:
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: [email protected]
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www.hbaswil.org
CONSTRUCTION TREE CLEARING COULD GET BATTY!
The Indiana bat & Northern long-eared bat
that live in our region have been listed as
federally threatened or endangered species
by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
(USFWS). As a result, restrictions are often
placed on permits that only allow tree
clearing during the winter months. Other
restrictions including the need for site specific
surveys , conservation measures and
mitigation can also become necessary. This
clearly affect project schedules, budgets and
necessary lead time.
What this means for your construction project
depends on multiple factors, including the
acreage of proposed tree clearing, types of
trees on the site and the proximity to water
sources. Proposed tree clearing as small as
one acre in size can require an endangered
species consultation and may result in site
restrictions.
SCI Engineering has performed habitat
assessments, acoustic monitoring, mist net
surveys and even mitigation plans for bat
habitat trees. The Indiana bat hibernates in
dense clusters on cave ceilings in the winter
months and rears its young in crevices of
dead or shaggy-barked trees during the mid
summer months. The Northern long-eared
has similar habitat requirements as the
Indiana bat and can use trees as small as 3inch diameter at breast height.
Summer roost habitat typically includes
forested tracts dominated by shagbark
hickories, silver and sugar maples, green
ash, American elms and eastern
cottonwoods that contain characteristics such
as exfoliating bark, cracks, crevices or
hollows. Preserving these habitat types is
essential to protecting the declining
populations of the these bats.
Additionally, SCI recently hired a certified bat
biologist to help assist through the
endangered species consultation process.
With that in mind, every site is different and
presents its own set of challenges for
regulatory consulting. If you have questions
on how threatened and endangered bat
habitat can affect your projects, don’t hesitate
to contact Scott Harding or Mike Hartoin with
SCI Engineering at (618) 624-6969.
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ANNUAL Member Appreciation Event
Night at the Races
PARTY at the PARK
$13 admission per person
FRIDAY, June 19, 2015
6:00pm to the last race
Fairmount Racetrack
Collinsville
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This annual event is always a great
opportunity to enjoy a favorite summer
pastime with family, friends and
industry colleagues.
The HBA staff and representatives will
be hanging out in the downstairs outside
Party in the Park area for HBA
members to have a central location to
join together. All attendees are welcome
to move around the entire facility to
enjoy the races, food and music that is
all included in the low cost of $13 per
person paid directly at the gate.
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All you can eat appetizer
buffet
$2 Bud/Bud Light/Bud Select
$2 rail drinks and wine
Must be 21 to enter Party at
the Park area
Live Band
Sponsored by:
Platinum Annual Sponsors
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335
Email: [email protected]
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Engines start at 3pm
Thursday - June 25th, 2015
$135 Driver
$50 Spectator
1/8 mile oval track inside the NASCAR track
Get in the fast lane and open up that throttle for the ultimate
adrenaline ride in the fastest rental karts in the Midwest!
You’ll get the full experience:
 Safety & Competition briefing with driving coach
 Practice & Timed Racing
 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Trophies
 Beverages & Food included (2 comp adult beverages
after your race is completed)
 Spectators welcomed to cheer on their favorite driver!
700 Raceway Blvd.
Madison, IL 62060
Please complete the following information to register.
Company:
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Name(s):
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Email/Phone#:
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# of Racers________ @$135
⌂ Payment Enclosed
# of Spectators________@$50
TOTAL DUE $________
⌂ Invoice Company (local HBA members ONLY)
⌂ Charge to credit card (credit card payments will be charged and additional 4% convenience fee)
Charge to Visa/Master Card# ________________________________
Exp date:
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Signature: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Cancellation will be accepted 2 days prior to HBA Event ~ No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations or no-shows.
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest IL
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: [email protected]
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2% is the new 3%
Last year, GDP growth was a mediocre 2.4%. While it was the best growth since 2010 when GDP
growth was a “sparkling” 2.5%, it means yet another year, the ninth in a row, of sub 3% GDP growth.
There has never been a run of such weak GDP growth since record keeping began in 1930. Yes, there
were terrible periods but they were all blessedly brief, never lasting more than two or three years and
they always occurred during recessions. In our case, the recession ended in June 2009. What is going
on? The fact is that our weak GDP growth is not surprising at all, let me explain.
GDP growth is composed of two things, growth in the labor force and growth in labor productivity.
GDP rises when more people work, and better yet, when they work more productively. Productivity
growth is particularly important because it boosts living standards.
GDP growth was very good following WWII because annual labor force growth grew dramatically
from 0.5% in 1950 to almost 2.5% in 1975. As a result, the prime-aged working population, those
between the ages of 25 and 54, grew from 60 million to almost 80 million in 25 short years. While
population growth then began to decline, it remained above 1% through 2003. As a result, the primeaged population continued growing, hitting 122 million in 2003. As a matter of fact, the labor force
grew much faster than the population during the 1970s and 1980s due to the huge influx of women
into the labor force. As a result, the prime-aged working population grew by over 3% per year during
the 1980s.
Since 2003, population growth has slowed further and is now barely 0.7%. Moreover, the Boomers
have begun retiring in large numbers and the number of working men and women has, for a number of
reasons, continued to slowly decline. As a result, the size of the prime-aged working population has
essentially flat-lined since 2003. As a matter of fact, it peaked in 2007. If the size of the prime-aged
working population is flat, it’s hard to experience rapid GDP growth even if labor productivity growth
is good.
Regrettably, labor productivity growth has not been particularly good of late. But first some history:
from 1948 through 1973 labor productivity grew at an amazing average annual rate of 2.8%. Add to
that rapid labor force growth, and it’s no wonder GDP growth averaged 4.1% per year. Between 1974
and 1990, labor productivity grew by an anemic 1.4% percent but given good population growth,
GDP growth was a solid 3.0% per year. From 1991 through 2007, productivity perked up to a very
respectable 2.4%, and despite weak population growth, GDP still averaged 3% per year.
Since the start of the Great Recession, however, we have experienced anemic labor productivity
growth of, again, 1.4% per year and a trivial increase in the working population. As a result, GDP
growth has averaged a dismal 1.2% per year. Luckily the prime-aged working population is again
starting to rise, which is good. The million dollar question is “How will labor productivity growth
perform?” Will it be a replay of the boom years
Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of
of 1974 through 1990, the crummy years since
GraphsandLaughs, LLC and can be
2007, or more likely something in between?
reached at [email protected].
While nobody knows for sure, GDP growth
His daily 70 word economics and policy
should drift upwards as demographics become
blog can be seen at www.econ70.com.
more favorable and labor productivity
hopefully rises.
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ANNUAL
GOLF
Lunch, Golf & Dinner $125 each
Dinner Only $25 each
EVENT SPONSOR
O
UTING
FRIDAY, JULY 17th, 2015
Far Oaks Golf Course
419 Old Collinsville Rd., Caseyville
Check-in/Lunch 11:00 am
Shot Gun Start 12:00 pm
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
ON COURSE GAMES & CONTESTS ARE
ALL INCLUSIVE!
Give-A-Way Sponsor..………….$250
(includes 1 meal for company representative)
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1st & 2nd place Cash Prizes for A & B flights
Skins & Mulligans sold at $20 per team
Friendly Faces & Fun Competition with game
improvement offerings
Appropriate attire required: Men collared shirts
(no cutoff or sweatpants) Ladies golf designed
sleeveless shirts permitted. Soft Spike facility.
Personal coolers are strictly prohibited!
Each golfer will receive a great give-a-way gift
with your logo.
Stationary Beverage Sponsor…...$200
Be the “go to” stand for all golfers to get their
staple refreshments on the course.
Course Contest Sponsor………...$150
We provide the game and prize, you send the talent
and everyone is a winner. Games such as scattered
flags, chip shot contest, sling shot and more will be
offered.
Hole Sponsor……………..…….$100
Volunteers are a must for this event! Please contact the HBA
office if you can spend the day with the golfers (meals not included)
Company name and logo on a course sign.
Complete the following information to register/sponsor this exciting event
Primary Contact_____________________________________________
Name__________________________________ T-Shirt Size_______
Company Name_____________________________________________
Name__________________________________ T-Shirt Size_______
Phone Number______________________________________________
Name__________________________________ T-Shirt Size_______
E-Mail____________________________________________________
Name__________________________________ T-Shirt Size_______
Total Golfers
___ $125 each
METHOD OF PAYMENT:
Total Dinner Only
___ $25 each
___ Check Enclosed
___ $800 exclusive
Card# _____________________________________________ Exp Date ________________
___ Invoice Member Company
___ Charge to Visa/Mastercard*
*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee
SPONSORSHIPS
Event Sponsor
Give-A-Way Sponsor ___ $250 each
Stationary Beverage ___ $200 each
Course Contest
___ $150 each
Hole Sponsor
___ $100 each
Total Amount Due
$__________
City/State/Zip ___________________________ Signature____________________________
Cancellation will be accepted 2 days prior to the OUTING
No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations or no-shows.
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
17 (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: [email protected]
Office:
REGULATORY INTEGRITY PROTECTION ACT NEEDS YOUR ACTION TO STOP FEDERAL LAND GRAB
As part of its full throttle effort to
prevent an unprecedented
federal land grab, NAHB is
calling on members to contact
their members of Congress and
urge a "yes" vote on H.R. 1732.
As he points out, the EPA
proposal would expand federal
authority to include ditches, manmade canals and even puddles
on low-lying land.
If the Environmental Protection
Agency gets its way, millions of
additional acres of land could be
regulated as wetlands under the
Clean Water Act. H.R. 1732, the
Regulatory Protection Act, would
prevent this expansion of federal The Environmental Protection
authority.
Agency (EPA) and Army Corps
of Engineers (the agencies)
In a videotaped message to
proposed expansion of the Clean
members, NAHB Chairman Tom Water Act (CWA) will interfere
Woods, a home builder from
with the ability of individual
Blue Springs, Mo., notes that the landowners to use their property
Regulatory Integrity Protection
and negatively impacts
Act (H.R. 1732) would stop the
economic growth. This proposal
land grab in its tracks. View the will dramatically increase the
video at www.nahb.org
cost and time needed to obtain a
wetlands permit prior to home
construction, which will greatly
impact the fledgling housing
recovery.
H.R. 1732 would prevent this
regulatory overreach that
negatively impacts the home
building industry as it requires
the withdrawal of the proposed
rule. The agencies would be
permitted to release an updated
rule after completing a number of
missed regulatory requirements.
Please ask your representative
to support this important
legislation.
It also would require even more
property owners to get
government permits to use their
own land. That's a process that
can take months, or even years,
and cost hundreds of thousands
of dollars.
The House is expected to vote
this Friday on H.R. 1732, which
would send EPA back to the
drawing board to develop a new
proposal. The legislation would
require EPA to:
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
Withdraw the proposed rule.
 Develop a new rule in
consultation with state and local
governments, small businesses
and other affected groups.
 Ensure that the new rule is
based on better science and
realistic economic analysis.
Now it's time for you to do your
part. Please call your members
of Congress today and urge a
"yes" vote on H.R. 1732. Don't
let EPA get away with this effort
to expand its authority.
Call to Action
• Write your representative
• Make a call – (866) 924-NAHB
(6242)
Urge your representative to
SUPPORT H.R. 1732 the
Regulatory Integrity Protection
Act, introduced by Congressman
Bill Shuster (R-PA).
For more information about this
item, please contact Courtney
Briggs at 800-368-5242 x8459 or
via email at [email protected].
Ahoy Matey!
2:00 pm 4:00 pm
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Ship is docked
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Come aboard the Gypsy Rose
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P.W.B. crew while they set
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shoot cannon balls and
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*Bring your own drinks.
Snacks will be provided by the
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General Assembly Taking on Water/Sewer Tap Fees issues
Using Caseyville as an Example of Price Gouging
Caseyville Township trustees have warned citizens they’ll be forced to increase customers’
sewer rates if two bills in the Illinois General Assembly that regulate tap-on fees are made law,
but the bills’ sponsors - and local developer Darwin Miles - say Caseyville is a “rogue township”
that’s been price-gouging for years.
sewer plants. That debt service costs the township $1.67 million each year.
Currently, anyone building a new home in the
township must pay $2,000 to hook up to the
sewer system, compared with $3,000 in nearby
O’Fallon. But the new apartment buildings are
charged $2,000 for each plumbing fixture, comSupporters of the new regulations say the town- pared with a flat $3,000 per unit in O’Fallon.
ship is using scare tactics to preserve a “cash
Because all sewer customers in the township
cow”.
are charged a flat rate of $28 each month, capCaseyville Township trustees recently sent a let- ping the tap-on fee to a sixth of the $336 yearly
ter to each of their 9,000 plus sewer customers charge to customers would mean slashing the
warning that their sewer bills could as much as tap-on charge to $56.
triple if House Bill 3309 and Senate Bill 1815
Two other local townpass.
ships that operate
their own sewer sysThe House bill, sponsored by State Rep. Dwight
tems have tap-on fees
Kay, R-Glen Carbon, requires townships with
considerably lower
their own sewer and water plants to limit the tapthan Caseyville’s. St.
on fees charged to people building new homes
Clair Township
or businesses to 1/6 of the estimated yearly cost
charges $1,000 to
of sewer and water service.
connect new homes
to its system. It
Senate Bill 1815, sponsored by State Sen. Kyle
charges 75 cents per
McCarter, R-Lebanon, sets standard sewer and
square foot for comwater tap-on fee schedules for new homes,
mercial buildings but
apartment buildings and businesses based on
has a $5,000 limit.
the size of water meter they’ll use. This will ensure townships and municipalities that manage
Caseyville Township’s tap-on fees outpace even
their own sewer and water systems don’t take
those in Chicago’s home of Cook County and its
advantage of rate payers.
wealthy neighbor DuPage County. Tap-on fees
there are $750 and $1,500 respectively.
SB1815 creates limitations on municipal and
township tap on fees for the privilege to use the
The State Comptroller’s Office requires audits
local government’s water and sewer system;
the township, the accounts used to collect tapand, for the infrastructure costs for providing
on fees and pay off debt continue to grow. For
those services. As presented in Senate Local
Government Committee, HBA’s throughout the example, the 2012 audit showed the township
state support this bill. The bill provides realistic had $2.8 million in its debt service account and
$6.3 million in its tap-on account. In the 2014 aufees for actual construction costs.
dit, the township reported $3.3 million in the debt
service account and $7.5 million in the tap-on
According to Caseyville Township Rick Donovan, the tap-on fees now in place help to repay a account.
$23 million Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency loan it took out to modernize on e of its
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April 2015 NEW Members
April 2015 Renewed Members
1st National Bank of Waterloo
Benchmark Title Company
Bonded Builders Risk Management
CMC Electric, Inc.
Crown Roofing & Exteriors
D.M.I. Plumbing, Inc.
Drake Construction, LLC
FCB Banks/FirstCo Mortgage
Joe Lanahan Construction Services, Inc.
J.T. McDermott Remodeling
Mosby Building Arts
Padgett Building & Remodeling Co., Inc.
Shake & Shingle Supply
Christopher Carney
MorMat Electrical & Construction
Services, LLC
7856 St. James Dr
Moro, IL 62067
Phone: (618) 670-9381
www.morelectrical.com
Chris Purcell
Central Bank of St. Louis
Green Building Council
425 N. New Ballas Rd, Suite 101
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Phone: (314) 835-3744
Email: [email protected]
www.centralbankstl.com
Champion Waterproofing, Inc.
Southwestern Electric
TheBANK of Edwardsville
Congrats to our fellow member on
their new bundle of joy!
Proud Parents: Peggy & Chris Kory
Cayla Eileen
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2015 HBA FALL HOME SHOW
ANNOUNCEMENT
BEING HELD AT: GATEWAY CENTER - COLLINSVILLE
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MOVE OUT: Sunday, Sep 13th - 4pm to 8pm ~ Monday, Sep 14th 8am to 12pm
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2015 HBA Home Show Corporate Sponsors
OFFICERS
President, Chris Jones C.A. Jones, Inc.
1st Vice President, Jeff Schmidt RLP Development
2nd Vice President, Dave Padgett Padgett Building & Remodeling Co., Inc.
Associate Vice President, Mindy Shafer Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
2015 Home Builders Association
Platinum Annual Sponsors
Secretary, Jerry Yaekel, Jr. Yaekel & Associates, Inc.
Immediate Past President, Robert Dee Jr. Homes by Deesign
DIRECTORS
Jason Klein Ameren Illinois
Michelle Null Benchmark Title
Art StumpfConstruction Appliance by AUTCOhome
Joel Keel Custom Floors & More
2015 HBA Gold Annual Sponsors
Robb Treat First Clover Leaf Bank
Aaron Klemme Klemme Construction
Joe Lanahan Joe Lanahan Construction Services
2015 HBA Silver Annual Sponsors
Jason Huelsmann New Tradition Homes
Barbara Markham RE/MAX Preferred, The Markham Network
Mike Rathgeb Spencer Homes
Mark Vogt Vogt Builders, Inc.
OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE DIRECTORS
Joe Knox - Copious Technologies
Mark Fulford - Fulford Homes, LLC
2015 HBA Bronze Annual Sponsors
Chris Matteo - Fulford Homes, LLC
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John Snapat, CAPS, CGR Fulford Home Remodeling
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