June 2011 - Indiana Mineral Aggregates Association

Indiana Mineral Aggregates Association
The Source Report
Volume XXI, Issue 3
June 2011
Presidential Overburden - Tom Nugent
2011 OFFICERS
Dear IMAA Members,
President
Tom Nugent ~ Nugent Sand Company
An amazingly wet spring has hampered the attempts at recovery
of the aggregates industry. Flooding has cost people homes and
President—Elect
lives, not to mention jobs and industry. Hopefully Mother Nature
Tim Mulzer ~ Mulzer Crushed Stone Co.
will reverse course and allow things to get back to normal and give
Vice-President
our industry a fighting chance to recover. Times are still tough for
Kevin Sheehan ~ Hilltop Basic Resources
our industry as a long-term highway bill is yet to be signed and
Secretary
legislative band-aids are still being applied. INDOT does have a
Andy Williams ~ Rogers Group, Inc.
strong highway program in place this year but not everyone is
Treasurer
getting the benefit from it.
Gus Diehr ~ General Drilling, Inc.
IMAA is having our annual Fly-In to the nation’s capitol on June 15-17 and we would
Immediate Past President
Ed Gehr ~ Martin Marietta Aggregates
like to thank our participating members as it allows us to get face to face with those
legislators who influence our industry. We must make our concerns known
regarding the direction our government is taking regarding the aggregates industry.
2011 DIRECTORS
There are over 40 people attending the Fly-In this year, and we would like to thank
them for taking the time to visit with their Indiana legislators.
Mike Beemsterboer ~
Beemsterboer Slag Corp.
Steve Crane ~ Irving Materials, Inc.
Dennis Garrison ~
Rush County Stone Co.
Jim Rancilio ~ Hanson Aggregates MW
Charlie Robertson ~
Robertson Crushed Stone Company
We continue to face increased regulation from MSHA, and IMAA has set up
seminars with Mark Savit of Patton Boggs LLP to discuss these regulations and how
best to protect our industry and your company from increased regulation. These
seminars are scheduled at different locations throughout the state to make it easier
for you to send key personnel from your company to attend. The first seminar is July
26th at Sellersburg Stone Company in Sellersburg, the next seminar is July 27th at
the VU Aviation Technology Center in Indianapolis, and the final seminar is July 28th
at the Ramada Plaza Hotel in Warsaw.
Mark Sentz ~ Spray Sand & Gravel
The annual summer meeting is with the Asphalt Pavement Association of Indiana
again and is being held at French Lick on July 15-17. We have a great program
2011 ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
planned there and there will be plenty to do for all families. Speakers at the meeting
Dave Olmsted ~ Process Machinery
include Terrence Brookie and Brian Falcon of Frost Brown Todd presenting ―Email
Joe Schlabach ~ Deister Machine Co.
Discovery in Litigation, the Duties to Preserve Email Communications and
Documents, and Email Policies in the Threat of Litigation,‖ Indiana State Treasurer
IMAA STAFF
Richard Mourdock presenting ―Global Economic Trends and the Impacts on Indiana
Robert G. Jones~ Executive Director Construction and Mineral Businesses,‖ Indiana State Senator Tom Wyss presenting
―What Just Passed in SB 473? Will the Gas Tax Be Enough?‖ and INDOT Deputy
Katie Boren ~ Admin. Assistant
Commissioner Jim Stark presenting an update on INDOT construction and funding.
Howard L. Pugh ~Site Review
The meeting is a great opportunity to support the association with your sponsorship.
Coordinator, Cell: (317) 502-9506
Contact the IMAA office if you are interested in sponsoring the summer meeting.
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11711 North College Avenue
Suite 180
Carmel, IN 46032-5601
Phone: (317) 580-9100
Fax:
(317) 580-9183
IMAA Website
www.indmaa.org
Aglime Council Website
www.aglime.org
Lastly, the Teachers’ workshop is June 21-23 and there are still sponsorships
available. This program can pay benefits for our members when you need help in
your communities. Call the IMAA office for more information.
Tom Nugent, President
Process Machinery, Inc. & Metso are this month’s Source Report
sponsors. Please give them and all Associate Member Companies
every opportunity to be your supplier when you need goods and
services.
Thanks again to our June newsletter sponsors for their support of the
Association.
Obituary — Rex F. Kepler, (February 12, 1921 - May 18, 2011), 90, of Lafayette, died at 7:50 a.m.
on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at Rosewalk Village. Born February 12, 1921 in Crawfordsville, he was
the son of the late George Robert and Fanchon Hollick Kepler. He was a 1939 graduate of Jefferson
High School and received his CPA from Indiana Business College. He served with the 71st Infantry
Division in the US Army from 1944 to 1946 in the European Theatre. He sang in the 5th Infantry
chorus traveling Germany and Austria. He received the Bronze Medal. Mr. Kepler worked for the now
Vulcan Materials for 48 years where he was Vice President of Sales and Marketing, retiring in May
1989. He then became co/owner of Kepler and Associates in 1986 and also was co/owner of the
Come Along Travel Club in 1997. He married Patricia ―Pat‖ Smart Muston on July 17, 1978 in Lafayette, and she
survives. Mr. Kepler was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church where he was a 60 year member of the Trinity
Challengers Class, Musicians Local #162 since joining in 1939, F&AM 50 year member of Lodge #123, 32nd Degree
Mason, Scottish Rite in Indianapolis, a 50 year member of American Legion Post #11, Lafayette Rotary Club where he
played the piano for 32 years, Past President of Indiana Mineral Aggregate Association, and Purdue Presidents Council
member. He sang with the Festival Singers under the direction of Al Stewart, played in the Cherry Lane Dudes, and
accompanied the Ambassadors, a singing group from the Senior Center for 17 years. He began playing in local big
bands in 1938 and the Citizens Band for many years. Surviving with his wife is a son, Robert Kepler (wife, Katherine) of
Russellville, AL. Also surviving are four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a
daughter, Carol Sue Lanfear; a brother, Robert H. Kepler & a nephew: Phillip Kepler. Memorial visitation was Saturday,
May 28, 2011 from 1-2 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church. Military honors were presented by the US Army and
American Legion Post #11. The family requests memorial contributions be sent to the American Heart Association or
Charity of Donor’s Choice. Hippensteel Funeral Home entrusted with care.
Order Now! NEW IMAA Mineral Boxes
The new IMAA Mineral Boxes have arrived! The new plastic boxes are much
more durable than the former cardboard boxes, and they are also more
compact for easy transport. Thank you to Mary Foster for compiling the new
booklet inserted into each Mineral Box, replacing all the loose-leaf paper inserts.
The booklet also features vibrant color pictures for mineral identification. The
Mineral Boxes will be available to members at a
price of $2.00 per box. Call the IMAA office to
place your order. They will be shipped to you
after they have been assembled by Janus
Developmental Services, Inc.
IMAA Mineral Box = $2.00 per box
2011 INDOT Letting Dates:
July 13, August 10, September 8, October 13, November 16, December 14
Plant Operators Committee News— by Kevin Cox, Chair
The Plant Operators Committee held a meeting on April 7th to evaluate the 2011 seminar, ―The Shocking Cost Savings
from Electrical Efficiency‖ and to start planning the 2012 seminar.
Industry experts presented information to 37 attendees that they could take back and apply to their operations to reduce
costs. Participant evaluations were very favorable as to content and applicability to their cost reduction efforts.
We have now started planning for the 2012 seminar. As always, our desire is to present relevant and practical topics
that will assist attendees in improving the efficiency and profitability of their operation. This year we decided to reach out
to the membership during the planning stage with an informal poll of topics that they have a desire to learn more about
to accomplish these goals. If you have topics that you would like to see presented, feel free to contact the IMAA office or
a committee member.
We look forward to seeing you at the 2012 Plant Operators seminar.
Safety Committee News – by Jeff McIntosh, Chair
Greetings, The Safety Committee met on April 28 and was well attended. The committee discussed many items
including the upcoming Fly-In to Washington DC, supervisors training by Mark Savit, recent MSHA activity and
compliance assistance in respect to required documentation paperwork. Please make some time to attend the next
meeting being held at the IMAA Summer Meeting in French Lick on July 14th at 9:00 a.m.
The agenda has been set for the Fly-In and the group has secured a meeting with Neal Merrifield, Administrator for
Metal and Non-Metal division of MSHA, and potentially Assistant Secretary of Labor, Joe Main. As you are all aware,
this is a great opportunity for our group to discuss items with the leaders of our industry enforcement agency. Our focus
is not to come across as complainers, but to discuss the areas that would make our overall goal of improving the safety
of our greatest resource, the miner, a value added, co-operative process. I am troubled by the many stories that I hear,
of how the agency is reacting but remain very optimistic that we will all get our heads together and come up with an
understanding of how this can be accomplished in an efficient manner.
If you haven’t already done so, I would encourage you to register for the upcoming seminar by Mark Savit with Patton
Boggs LLP. This seminar will focus on topics our frontline managers should find very enlightening and helpful. If you
attended the seminar last year, do not hesitate to attend again this year as the topics are different and will no doubt
leave you having ―learned something today.‖
If you have issues or items of interest that you would like to share with me or the association, please feel free to do so.
Have a Safe and Successful Day, Jeff
Environmental Committee News — by Doug Lozier, Chair
The Environmental Committee of IMAA met on April 28, 2011 at the IMAA office.
The committee reviewed the environmental presentations that were given at the Winter Workshops. We were very
pleased that the environmental sessions had a much larger attendance than previous years. It is hoped that more plant
managers and supervisors will attend if the environmental topics are those for which the supervisory personnel have
some control in their operations.
Kathy Moore of Keramida provided us with an update of the IDEM Office of Air Quality rulemaking to amend the source
specific operating agreement (SSOA) air permits. While we know that part of their intent is to add provisions for
crushing of broken concrete and for recycled asphalt pavement, there have been no further developments since their
original notice asking for input. The committee will continue to watch this for future developments.
Members are advised that the Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCC Plan) revisions continue to be
on target for compliance in November of 2011 unless they are stayed or amended between now and then.
Some members have received a survey form from the Great Lakes Commission. Members are encouraged to complete
the form by updating their preprinted information and verifying the location of the water withdrawal point on their map.
Submitting it to the GLC will allow them to accurately update the US EPA Inland Sensitivity Atlas, which is very important
if you also need to develop an Oil Spill Facility Response Plan.
We look forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting on July 14 at 10:00 am at the French Lick hotel.
The AgLime Council— by Brent Leininger, Chair
The AgLime Council is preparing for the 2011 aglime season. Each member should have already turned in their
samples. The May deadline will allow plenty of time for Bowser-Morner to run the test and have the results back to us
before the advertising deadlines. The AgLime Council is working hard again. We are looking to perform most of our ad
designs and advertising scheduling in house. We plan to use a couple of major farm magazines and news papers as
our main advertising campaign. We had positive feedback from aglime dealers and farmers regarding our 2010 ad
campaign. We have some new ideas that we will be discussing in our next couple of meetings regarding new
advertising.
The Council is also looking at setting goals for the future regarding education, growth and aglime
promotions. Thanks again to our members for their continued work and participation in the Council.
Golf Committee News — by Jerry Irving, Chair
Greetings from the rainy north end of the State. The IMAA Golf team will be headed to Champions Pointe GC on June
12 & 13 for the 4 State Challenge. With any luck at all, the rain and storms will subside so our team will prevail and
bring the trophy back to Indiana for another year. If you know any team members, wish them luck so we may prevail
once again. The 2 State challenge has been set for October 9 & 10 at the Pinnacle GC near Columbus, Ohio. With any
luck at all we will retain that trophy also. Until the next source report when we will give you the results of the 4 State
Challenge. Your Humble Golf Chair, Jerry Irving
P.I.E. Committee News — by Dana Boyd, Chair
The PIE Committee has finalized the details for this year’s Teachers Workshop scheduled for June 21st-23rd. Once
again the workshop will be held at Conner Prairie Living History Museum in Fishers, Indiana. We encourage you to
spread the word to your local teachers today and assist them with getting registered. For more information please refer
to the Association website at www.indmaa.org.
The Committee would also like to encourage all plants to continue working toward their 2011 Excellence in Mining and
Community Connection award entries. Please make certain up to date information and photos are submitted for all
entries.
As a reminder to our valued Associate members; please take a look at the new Associate Member Company Award on
the website. This award was developed by the committee to recognize companies who are going above and beyond.
Please start planning for you attendance at the PIE Committee Golf Fundraiser on September 14th. The event will once
again be held at Eagle Creek Golf Course in Indianapolis.
We ask as a committee, that your organizations continue to get involved with local communities to help put a positive
image of our industry in their minds.
Upcoming Important PIE Committee Dates –
June 21st-23rd: Teachers Workshop held @ Conner Prairie-Fishers, IN
August 16th: Koinonia Trail Workday- Pierceton, IN
September 14th: Pie Golf Fundraiser-Eagle Creek Golf Course, Indianapolis, IN
Buy Local: Public Works Contract & Supply, Material & Equipment Purchases — provided by ICA
HB 1004 -- a massive bill that includes everything from decreases in the corporate income tax rate to legalizing a dog licensing ordinance. Provisions
that should concern our members are:
Buy Local – Public Works Contracts
Effective July 1, 2011, a local agency (including cities and towns, counties, public school districts, special taxing districts such as a sewer district and
most other local government bodies) is required to award a public works contract to a ―local Indiana business‖ without regard to price, if a contractor
meeting the criteria set by the law for a ―local Indiana business‖ has bid on the contract, is responsive and responsible, and at least one ―local Indiana
business‖ has claimed a price preference provided in the law. A firm qualifies as a ―local Indiana business‖ by meeting any one of five criteria, two of
which must be defined by the local governmental body. These are:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
A business whose principal place of business is located in an ―affected county.‖
A business that pays a majority of its payroll (in dollar volume) to residents of ―affected counties.‖
A business that employs residents of ―affected counties‖ as a majority of its employees.
A business that makes significant capital investments in the ―affected counties‖ as defined in rules adopted by the political subdivision.
A business that has a substantial positive economic impact on the ―affected counties‖ as defined by criteria in rules adopted by the political
subdivision.
An ―affected county‖ includes the county in which the agency awarding the contract is located and any adjacent county. Contractors will need to
contact local agencies to determine if the agency has adopted rules defining the criteria for significant capital investment and positive economic
impact. The law also allows a ―local Indiana business‖ to claim a price preference on a local public works contract. The preference is set at 5% for
contracts expected to be less than $50,000, 3% for contracts expected to be at least $50,000 but less than $100,000, and 1% for contracts expected
to be at least $100,000. To claim the preference, a bidder (or quoter) must state in its bid that it is claiming the preference and must provide the
following specific information to the agency regarding its eligibility under the ―local Indiana business‖ criteria:
1)
The location of the business’s principal place of business and, if the business is claiming principal place of business as justification for the
preference, a statement explaining the reasons the business considers the named location as the business’s principal place of business.
2) The amount of the business’s total payroll and the amount of the business’s payroll paid to residents of affected counties.
3) The number of the business’s employees and the number of the business’s employees who are residents of affected counties.
4) If the business claims the preference based on ―significant capital investments in the affected counties,‖ a description of those capital investments
and a statement of the amount of those investments.
5) If the business claims the preference based on having a ―substantial positive economic impact on the affected counties,‖ a description of that
economic impact.
The law requires award to the lowest responsive and responsible ―local Indiana business‖ claiming the preference unless a ―local Indiana business‖
that hasn’t claimed the preference is the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the project. It appears that a contractor that doesn’t meet the
―local Indiana business‖ criteria cannot be awarded a local public works contract, regardless of its bid, as long as one or more ―local Indiana
businesses‖ claim the preference. If no bidders satisfy the criteria as a ―local Indiana business,‖ then the award would be to the lowest responsive and
responsible bidder as occurs under current law.
Buy Local – Supply, Material and Equipment Purchases
The provisions affecting purchases also take effect July 1, 2011. While there are many similarities between the price preference provisions in the law
between public works and purchases, there are also some significant differences. The definitions, criteria for being a ―local Indiana business,‖ amount
of the price preference, and process for claiming the preference are the same. For those purchase contracts that are based on price, the statute does
not require award to a ―local Indiana business.‖ The provisions of HB 1004, when considered with existing Indiana law, provide for determining an
adjusted offer for offerors who claim the ―local Indiana business‖ preference. This would be determined by reducing the offer by the applicable price
preference percentage. Since existing law allows a variety of purchasing processes, the applicable process will determine whether the award is made
on the basis of the lowest adjusted offer or if other factors are considered. Other preferences already allowed in state law for purchases could also be
a factor. The provisions taking effect on July 1 also provide that a purchasing agency ―may award (emphasis added) a contract to the lowest
responsive and responsible offeror, regardless of the preference provided in this section, if the lowest responsive and responsible offeror is a local
Indiana business.‖ Suppliers that bid on local supply purchase contracts will need to contact those local agencies to determine if they have adopted
rules defining the criteria for significant capital investment and positive economic impact.
Schedule of Events
Friday, July 15
4:30 – 8:30 PM
Registration / Hospitality Desk
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Welcome Reception
Saturday, July 16
7:30 AM – Noon
Registration / Hospitality Desk
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Family Breakfast
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Joint Business Meeting
Presenters: Terrence Brookie & Brian Falcon of
Frost Brown Todd LLC
(9 AM – 10 AM)
Email discovery in litigation, the duties to
preserve email communications and documents,
and email policies in the threat of litigation
Presenter: Richard Mourdock, Indiana State
Treasurer
(10 AM – 11 AM)
Global Economic Trends and the Impacts on
Indiana Construction and Mineral Businesses
Noon – 5:00 PM
Golf – Donald Ross Course or Pete Dye
Course
Holiday World
Free Time
7:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Reception
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Western Party / Dinner
Entertainment: The Brothers & Co.
Bull Whip Artistry, Comedy, Magic and Music
Sunday, July 17
7:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Registration / Hospitality Desk
8:00 AM – 8:45 AM
Family Breakfast
8:45 AM – 11:00 AM
Joint Business Meeting
Presenter: Senator Tom Wyss
(8:45 AM – 9:45 AM)
What just passed in SB 473? Will the Gas Tax
be enough?
Presenter: Jim Stark, INDOT Deputy
Commissioner
(9:45 AM – 10:30 AM)
INDOT Construction & Funding Update
Free Time / Departure
Hotel Information
We have secured a discounted group rate at the French Lick Resort of $179
plus applicable taxes. You may also reserve a room at the West Baden
resort, at a rate not to exceed $219 per night. Please reserve your hotel room
by contacting the Resort directly 1-888-936-9360 using the booking code
0711APA. When calling, please reference the APAI-IMAA Summer Meeting
at the time the reservation is made to ensure you receive the discounted rate.
You may also make reservations on the Resort’s web site,
www.frenchlick.com and use the booking code 0711APA. Reserve your
room by Thursday, June 23, 2011 to ensure you receive the group rate!
Saturday Activity Offerings
Golf Challenge:
Showcase your golf skills at the annual golf challenge! This year's challenge
will be Saturday, July 16 beginning at noon. This year you will be able to
choose between the Pete Dye Course ($350 per person, this price does NOT
include a $30 required caddy fee to be paid onsite) or the Donald Ross
Course ($115 per person). You will be able to select your preference when
completing your registration. Pete Dye reservations must be received by
noon May 31, 2011.
Donald Ross = $115 | Pete Dye = $380
Big Splash Adventure: Explore the 40,000 sq ft of exciting water attractions
for all ages from tots to teens, or the latest interactive games at The Treasure
Chest Arcade all under one roof at the Big Splash Adventure—one of the few
retractable roof water parks in the world. To purchase day passes, please
visit http://www.bigsplashadventure.com/wp_prices.php
Holiday World:
Have family fun at Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, conveniently located
approximately 1 hour from French Lick Resort in Santa Claus, IN! Admission
tickets are offered at a discounted rate of $29.95 per person and may be
redeemed any time during the season. Tickets must be reserved in
advance and are non-refundable after June 20, 2011. You will be able to
reserve your tickets when completing your registration. For more information
on Holiday World and Splashin' Safari, please visit www.holidayworld.com.
Discount ticket = $29.95
French Lick Resort:
For those in search of a leisurely weekend, enjoy all French Lick has to offer
from the comforts of the Resort! French Lick Resort offers a number of
activities to choose from - spend a day at the stables for horse and pony
rides, hang out at the pool or bowling alley & arcade, shop in one of the
resort's 14 stores, or spend a relaxing day at the spa! Visit
www.frenchlick.com for more information!
Nearby Attractions:
For those wanting to explore the area, French Lick and its surrounding
communities boast a number of attractions, including Patoka Lake, the
Indiana Railway Museum, and Spring Mill State Park! To help plan your
weekend getaway, visit http://www.frenchlick.com/recreation/
nearbyAttractions/ or http://www.visitfrenchlickwestbaden.com/.
In 2011, Bowser-Morner, Inc. proudly celebrates 100 years
of providing laboratory testing and engineering services to
private industry and the public sector. On April 29th, the
company hosted an Open House at its headquarters in
Dayton, Ohio for customers, employees, and state and
local dignitaries.
Bowser-Morner’s mission is to provide quality, professional
services in field and laboratory testing and subsurface
investigations as well as to provide engineering and
scientific expertise. The company’s reputation for data
integrity is known throughout many markets.
Services to the Mineral Aggregate industry include:
Consulting Geology ♦ Physical Testing of Mineral
Aggregate ♦ Chemical and Physical Analyses of Limestone
♦ Aggregate & Mineral Exploration With SONIC and
Wireline Rock Coring
Bowser-Morner employs approximately 140 engineers,
scientists, technicians, and administrative personnel and
has regional offices/laboratories in Toledo and Cincinnati,
Ohio; Lexington, Kentucky; and Springfield, Illinois.
Steve Bowser, President and CEO of Bowser-Morner, will
draw one name to receive an Apple iPad and a 1-year
Internet data package on Friday, July 29, 2011. To register
for your chance to win, please visit Bowser-Morner’s web
site at www.bowser-morner.com.
Bowser-Morner is a proud member of the Indiana Mineral
Aggregates Association.
Mark Savit of Patton Boggs LLP presents
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Indiana Mineral Aggregates Association’s Safety Committee has arranged for Mark Savit, a
nationally recognized safety lawyer and expert on mining and mine safety law, to present
three informative sessions throughout the state to help you with your MSHA struggles.
Topics Include:
 Health Sampling
 Pattern of Violation
 Enforcement Surprises
 MSHA Inspections in
Today’s World
Tuesday, July 26th @ Sellersburg Stone Company—Sellersburg, IN
Wednesday, July 27th @ VU Aviation Technology Center—Indianapolis, IN
Thursday, July 28th @ Ramada Plaza Hotel—Warsaw, IN
Check out the IMAA HOT TOPICS box for Registration Information | www.indmaa.org
Would YOU like to sponsor an
issue of The Source Report?
MARK YOUR CALENDAR !
JUNE
 15th-17th: Annual Fly In to Washington,
D.C.
 21st-23rd: Annual Teachers’ Workshop @
Conner Prairie
JULY
 14th: Safety & Environmental Committee
Meetings @ French Lick Resort
 14th: TAC & ESC Board Meeting @
French Lick Resort
 15th: Committee Chairs Meeting @
French Lick Resort
 15th: IMAA Board of Directors Meeting @
French Lick Resort
 15th-17th: Joint Summer Meeting with
APAI (Asphalt Pavement Association of
Indiana) at French Lick Resort
SEPTEMBER
 14th: IMAA Golf Fundraiser @ Eagle
Creek Golf Course - Indianapolis
Your sponsorship includes:
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A full page color ad insert (provided
by you) in every issue —mailed to
over 500 members!
Your company logo on the IMAA
website home page.
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A link to your company’s website on
the IMAA website home page.
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Your ad included in the online copy
of The Source Report.
Contact the IMAA Office to reserve
your sponsorship today!
Join Us!
You’re invited to the Teachers’ Workshop
BBQ at Brandeis Machinery & Supply
Tuesday, June 21 @6:30 PM
Contact Katie at IMAA for more details.
Indiana Mineral Aggregates Association
Annual Teachers’ Workshop
June 21-23, 2011 @ Conner Prairie Living History Museum in Fishers, Indiana
Registration Information available @ www.indmaa.org
Get your local Teachers involved TODAY!
2011 IMAA Calendar
June 8-10, 2011
IMAA Grassroots Fly-In
L’Enfant Hotel, Washington, DC
June 12-13, 2011
4 State Golf Challenge
Champion’s Pointe Golf Club, Henryville, IN
June 15-17, 2011
IMAA Grassroots Fly-In
L’Enfant Hotel, Washington, DC
June 21-23, 2011
IMAA Teachers’ Workshop
Conner Prairie – Fishers, IN
July 7, 2011
IMAA Aglime Council Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
July 14, 2011
IMAA Safety Committee Meeting
9:00 am French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 14, 2011
IMAA Environmental Committee Meeting
10:00 am French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 14, 2011
IMAA TAC Meeting
1:00 pm French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 14, 2011
IMAA ESC Board Meeting
2:30 pm French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 15, 2011
IMAA Committee Chairs Meeting
10:00 am French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 15, 2011
IMAA Board of Directors Meeting
3:00 pm French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 15-17, 2011
Joint Summer Meeting with APAI
French Lick Resort – French Lick, IN
July 26, 2011
Mark Savit Safety Seminar—South
July 27, 2011
Mark Savit Safety Seminar—Central
July 28, 2011
Mark Savit Safety Seminar—North
8:00 am Sellersburg Stone Co.—Sellersburg, IN
8:00 am VU Aviation Tech. Center—Indianapolis, IN
8:00 am Ramada Plaza Hotel—Warsaw, IN
August 4, 2011
Plant Operators Committee Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
August 9, 2011
IMAA Aglime Council Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
August 11, 2011
IMAA Technical Committee Meeting
10:00 am Indiana Wesleyan
August 16, 2011
IMAA PIE—Koinonia Trail Workday
Near Pierceton, IN
August 25, 2011
IMAA Legislative Committee
TBA—Warsaw, IN
September 14, 2011
October 6, 2011
October 9-10, 2011
IMAA PIE Golf Fundraiser
IMAA Aglime Committee Meeting
2 State Golf Challenge
Eagle Creek GC—Indianapolis, IN
10:00 am Association Office
Pinnacle Golf Club—Grove City, OH
October 11, 2011
IMAA PIE Committee Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
October 13, 2011
IMAA Technical Committee Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
October 25, 2011
IMAA Legislative Committee Meeting
TBA — SE Indiana
October 27, 2011
IMAA Safety Committee Meeting
8:00 am Association Office
October 27, 2011
IMAA Environmental Committee Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
November 3, 2011
IMAA Plant Operators Meeting
10:00 am Association Office
November 10, 2011
IMAA Board of Directors Meeting
9:00 am Association Office
November 14-18, 2011
CAPP School
Indiana Wesleyan