- BAGL Builders Association of Greater

The Foundation
Monthly electronic publication for Members of the
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
Volume XVI, Issue 2
Attention: All
BAGL
Members
Your Officers &
Board of Directors will meet at
8:00 AM, Friday, Feb. 7th at
the BAGL office. Board Members are asked to call 4234347 to confirm your attendance, as a quorum is necessary to complete the action
items on the agenda.
Any association member is
invited to sit in on our meetings. If you have an item for
discussion and want to be
placed on the agenda, you
must contact either the president or the staff 2 days prior
to the meeting.
Builders Association
of Greater Lafayette
Mission Statement
The Builders Association Greater Lafayette
is a dynamic organization of home builders
and industry professionals, actively promoting the housing industry since 1967.
We are dedicated to:
 Promoting home ownership
 Professional development
 Community involvement
 Government interaction
 Vocational opportunities
February 2014
Lansing Building Products
invites everyone to the
Tuesday, February 11th GMM
5:30 pm-Best Western Hotel
Even though it is the shortest month of the year, February is one of the most eventful months, with celebrations and days of distinction galore; not to mention all
the weather-related activities that have affected us all
this year. No surprise that Punxsutawney Phil saw his
shadow AGAIN this year and we are going to have to
endure the cold and snow for six mor e weeks. We are
however, very thankful for all of our members with
snowplows who have done a great job of keeping the
roads, streets, driveways and parking lots cleared!
Our February General Membership Meeting will fit right
into the already-sensational events this month. Tom
Richardson, manager and Lansing Building Products will be sponsoring the meeting Tuesday, Feb.
11th , 5:30 PM at the Best Western Hotel. And the program that we’ve planned is sure to peak everyone’s interests. Charlie Shook from Coldwell Banker has the information and foresight to give us all a look into the
“pulse” of the local real estate market for 2014. You’ll
not want to miss these predictions and projections!
A buffet meal ($14 per person) will be served and we
ask that reservations be made no later than Friday, Feb.
7th; call 423-4347 or email <[email protected]> today. Pat
Richard was the lucky
winner of last month’s
Builder CA$H drawing
so we’re back to a $100
pot.
Another year to celebrate with BAGL
February 11 GMM sponsor—Lansing Building Products @ Best
Western—Charlie Shook speaking on the state of local housing
March 1-2 Home Building & Remodeling Show
March 11 GMM sponsor—Von Tobel Lumber @ Best Western
April 8 GMM sponsor—Norandex Building Materials
May 13 GMM sponsor needed
June 10 GMM sponsor—Habitat for Humanity
July 19-20 and 26-27 tentative—Parade of Homes
Sept. 9-GMM sponsor needed
Oct. 14-GMM sponsored by Weber Concrete
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New
Member
HACK EXCAVATING
John Hack
3700S 175W
Lafayette IN 47909
Ph 765/477-6734
[email protected]
Recruited by David Watkins
Congratulations
to
Grant
Giese-Green
Goose Homes & Jay
Andrew-Henry Poor
Lumber for being voted the 2013 Builder &
Associate of the Year.
UPSTREAM!!
With Andy Haste, BAGL President
Riverside Construction
It is important to follow the time tested
advice below if you want to be mediocre.
Please, note that if you follow the steps
described, it could mean less than mediocre results.
hottest fires one at
a time. If it is necessary you may
need to put out two
fires at the same
time; one with each
arm.
1. After proper schooling never read a
book to improve your knowledge base.
One should only read fantasy fiction to
escape the reality of life. This may be
your only source of enjoyment.
6. Make sure you only do your job
good enough to get by. Save the extra
energy for the next task. You are too
busy to go above and beyond the call
of duty. Nothing is perfect anyway.
2. Whatever you do, make no room for
personal development. The point is to
make it through the day. Success is only
a figment of your imagination. You don’t
have time to improve your life anyway. If
you have a spare moment, take a nap.
7. Never exercise unless it is fun. Stay
as sedentary as possible—-it saves
energy. Think of it it this way: you won’t
have to eat as much.
How to be Mediocre
3. Do not be kind to others. Live out your
true feelings. Say what you think. If
you’re having a bad day, make sure others know it and wear a frown. It will only
get worse.
4. Consider every action you take to
make sure it benefits you first and only
then, the other person. If there is no personal benefit, do not proceed. You must
not help another simply to help another.
5. Take absolutely no thought to preplanning your day. Simply put out the
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
24 Hour Service
Jim Anderson
President, Project Manager
Authorized TRANE Dealer
3229 Olympia Drive, Ste A
Lafayette IN 47909
Phone: 765-471-7506 Fax: 765-471-7463 [email protected]
8. Treat others better than you treat
your own family. Your family expects
you to be grumpy anyway.
Just in case you want to be a rebel,
you could start by reading The Miracle
Morning by Hal Elrod or the 12 Week
Year by Brian Moran. Or really go for
broke and read about love and kindness in the Bible. Be warned: this may
cause you to be successful!
Andy Haste
Riverside Construction
765/479-1365
[email protected]
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Thank You
for renewing your BAGL membership!
Strike up the band! The Parade of Homes has
two new ladies leading the Parade. Debbie
Belange (Habitat for Humanity) and Phyllis
Courser (Stonewood Real Estate) have
stepped forward to take charge of this year’s
Parade of Homes. Both Debbie and Phyllis
have years of experience in the residential
home building market. Both are right at home
at construction sites or open houses. We really hope that the cold and snow leaves soon so
BAGL Builders have time to break ground and
get homes ready for a summer Parade of
Homes. If you would like to be a part of this
exciting committee planning adventure, call
Debbie (423-4590) or
Phyllis (412-0307) or the
BAGL office (423-4347).
Advanced Builders
Arbor Homes
C & J Well Co.
Dealers Wholesale
Defouw Chevrolet
Flooring Express
Klooz Plumbing & Supply
MBAH Insurance
Midwest Rentals
Rabb-Kinetico Water
Spire Group
Stonewood Real Estate
The BAGL website has received
a recent facelift, thanks to Kenny
Redman at CG Visions. Please
take the time to check it out.
bagl.info
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A Big, Big THANKS
to Lafayette
Community Bank!
Attention BAGL Builders & Remodeling Professionals: If you are using products from these manufacturers in your current
building projects, you can get money back from every product you use and as many times as you use it/them. Go to
www.HBArebates.com now and register your company today. Rebate checks are mailed quarterly.
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BAGL Committees Have Winning Attitudes
Join one of these Teams!
Adopt-A Spot, Chairman Mary Ellis (423-5421) Work details thru summer months at
the corner of Union & Erie Streets, fondly known as BAGL Island.
Home Building & Remodeling Show, Phyllis Courser, Chr. The 2014 show is already scheduled for March 1-2…….join in on the committee fun, we meet again
on Feb. 6th (11:30 @ BAGL office) for the committee’s final strategy details.
Codes & Government Affairs, Committee meets as governing issues/subjects need
to be addressed by our members.
Education, Committee organizes educational seminars and promotes industry certification and designations for members.
Golf Outing, Chr Grant Giese invites any member to join this fun committee next
summer when planning begins for the Sept. event.
Programs & Meetings, Stephanie Richeson (447-9494) & Tammy Foley (479-1216)
Committee meets as needed and is responsible for securing sponsors, along with
speakers/programs for all the year’s General Membership Meetings.
Membership, Deb Plue Chr. (807-0300) Committee meets as needed to establish
membership goals and organize annual recruitment contest, retention strategies.
Parade of Homes, Debbie Belange (423-4590), Phyllis Courser (412-0307) Cochairs. Committee will organize March 2014
For more information on these Networking opportunities,
call the BAGL office, 423-4347 and get involved!
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BAGL Members, it’s YOUR industry and
only YOU can make it shine brightly.
BUILDERS
Advanced Builders
Bergstrom Hm Imp
Citation Homes
Coach Hse Garage
Cornerstone Hmbl
Crown Line Homes
Habitat for Hmty.
Green Goose Hms.
J L Builders
Keene Homes
Komark Ltd
Majestic Homes
Milakis Homes
Riverside Constr.
Spire Group
Stonewood R E
Summer Chase
ASSOCIATES
All-Star Elec. Security
ARKOR
Bone Dry Roofing
Coach House Garages
Consolidated Ins.
Design Alternatives
Exterior View
Fairmount Door
Flooring Express
Henry Poor Lumber
Hicksgas & Hickswater
Holdfast Technologies
KJG Architecture
Kirby Risk Supply
Laf. Community Bank
Leming Supply
The Lighting Studio
Midwest Rentals
Mulhaupt’s
NuKitchens
Pyramid Signs
Rabb-Kinetico Water
Renewal by Andersen
Seal Smart
Shannon Door Co.
Sho-Pro Indiana
Sims-Lohman Kitchens
Speedpro Imaging
Steve’s Overhead Door
Tipmont REMC
Totally Foam Insulation
Unique Home Solutions
Vectren Energy
VonTobel Lumber
WLFI-TV 18
JaR Ward Travel
Weber Concrete
Wicked Clean
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Emergency
Munchie
Food Truck
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March 1st and 2nd-Tippecanoe Co. Fairgrounds
Sat. 10 AM—5 PM, Sun. Noon—5 PM
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It’s your last chance to get in the annual show
Call 765/423-4347 to secure your booth today!
Girl
Scouts
SOLD
Phyllis Courser
Stonewood RE
SOLD
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Erin Blalock
J&C
SOLD
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Chairperson:
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2014 Show
Committee:
SOLD
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Ashley Carter
WLFI-TV 18
SOLD
Rex Deaton
Pyramid Signs
Gene Jones
Kirby Risk (retired)
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
Stuart Propes
& Jim Stacy
Midwest Rentals
SOLD
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SOLD
Entrance
Be a Raffle Trip Sponsor—see back page
John Ward
ARKOR
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LEGISLATIVE NEWS from
Indiana Builders Association
LEGISLATIVE
State Plan Review & Design Release Process is Streamlined in HB1301
For those of you involved in commercial construction,
you are probably familiar with the statutory requirement
that prior to commencing construction on a new or existing class 1 structure, an engineer or architect must submit plans and specifications to the state for a plan review. Currently there are no timeframes specified in
state statute or administrative code requiring plan review
to be conducted within certain time frames. This leads to
a great deal of uncertainty when it comes time to explaining to project owners when they will see work begin on
their projects. Rep. Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo) has
responded by authoring House Bill 1301 (HB1301)
which, among other things, streamlines the state plan
review process by setting statutory time frames by which
state plan reviewers must respond to applicants after
receiving projects for plan review.
In addition to streamlining the plan review process, the
bill also repeals the statute requiring the division of fire
and building safety (division) to employ a state building
law compliance officer and creates the office of state
building commissioner, who is appointed by the governor
to serve: (1) at the pleasure of the governor; and (2) full
time. It also provides that the state building commissioner
has the duties and responsibilities of the state building
law compliance officer and requires the state building
commissioner to issue a written interpretation of a building law or fire safety law not later than 10 business days
after the date of receiving a request. HB1301 also defines a townhouse as a Class 2 structure for purposes of
the state fire, building, and equipment laws. Finally, under this proposal a political subdivision would be prohibited from adopting an ordinance or other requirement after
February 28, 2013, that would require a builder or remodeler to be licensed, certified, permitted, registered, or
listed by the political subdivision as a condition to the
builder or remodeler constructing or remodeling a residential dwelling.
IBA is a strong supporter of HB1301, and will testify in
support of the bill when it is heard in the Committee on
Veterans Affairs and Public Safety next Tuesday. Please
take a moment to contact your state representative
and urge them to support this important legislation
IBA Testifies in Support of Property Tax Assessment and
Environmental Rulemaking Bills
Earlier this week, IBA Chief Executive Officer, Rick Wajda, testified in support of two bills that, if passed, would
have a positive impact on Indiana's housing industry. The first bill, House Bill 1143 (HB1143) authored by
Rep. Dave Wolkins (R-Warsaw), prohibits the environmental rules board from adopting a rule or standard that
is more stringent than the corresponding regulation or
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standard established under federal law. This has been
a long-standing issue on IBA's legislative agenda and
we applaud Rep. Wolkins for introducing it this session. HB1143 was heard in the House Environmental
Affairs committee on Wednesday and likely will receive
a vote when the committee meets again next Wednesday.
The second bill, Senate Bill 266 (SB266) authored by
Sen. Scott Schneider (R-Indianapolis), provides a limit
on the amount by which the assessed value of real
property may be increased for the four assessment
dates after the assessed value of the real property is
determined in a property tax appeal, in the case of appeals initiated after the effective date of the statute. In
the case of a property tax appeal that is pending on the
effective date of the statute and that was filed within the
preceding four years, the assessed value for the assessment date in question and for each of the following
three assessment dates may not be increased by more
than a specified amount. It also specifies that these
limits do not apply to any part of a change in an assessment: (1) that is directly applicable to any change in an
objective factor or feature relating to the property, including an improvement or enlargement of the property;
or (2) that results from the correction of an error or
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omission, including the correction of a mathematical
error. SB266 was voted out of the Senate Appropriations committee on Wednesday.
Onsite Septic System Regulations May Move to IDEM
Senate Bill 107 (SB107), authored by Sen. Charbonneau (R-Valparaiso), transfers from the state department of health (ISDH) to the department of environmental management (IDEM) the responsibility for regulating residential onsite sewage systems and commercial onsite sewage systems. The bill also provides
for IDEM, rather than ISDH, to regulate sewage disposal systems of mobile home communities that employ septic tank absorption fields. (IDEM already regulates mobile home community sewage disposal systems that do not employ septic tank absorption fields.)
Several local health departments testified in opposition
to the bill, primarily to express concerns about maintaining the working relationships that they already
have with ISDH staff. IDEM testified that the ISDH staff
would remain intact be moved to IDEM. SB107 was
voted out of the Senate Environmental Affairs committee on Monday.
Plan Review Bill Passes Committee and 2nd Reading;
Tell Your Rep to Vote Yes on 1301
A proposal authored by Rep. Heath VanNatter (RKokomo) that would streamline the state's plan review
process was heard in the House Fire and Building
Safety Committee this past Tuesday. IBA Governmental Affairs Director, Tom Havens, testified in support of House Bill 1301 (HB1301) because of the positive impact this change would have on Indiana's economy. By reducing the amount of time projects are held
up in state plan review, owners will be able to take
possession of class 1 structures quicker and, as a result, begin generating revenue and employing Hoosiers sooner than is the case under the current system. HB1301 passed second reading in the House
yesterday, and third reading is scheduled to take place
on Monday. If you would like to read the complete bill,
please click here.
IBA is a strong supporter of HB1301. Please contact
your state representative and urge them to VOTE
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YES on HB1301.
Title Insurance Proposal Voted Out of Committee
On Wednesday, IBA testified in support of House Bill
1224 (HB1224), a bill that would require the Indiana Department of Insurance (DOI) to create a consumer comparison tool for title insurance rates. Title insurers historically have not had to file their rates with DOI; however, a
bill was passed last session requiring title insurers to file
their rates with DOI for approval. Since that law went into
effect last summer, IBA staff has heard from members
that title insurance rates are on the rise in certain parts of
the state. This bill should help keep title insurance rates
competitive because this tool will allow consumers to go
to one place and compare all the title insurance rates that
have been approved by all title insurers operating in Indiana. HB1224 passed out of committee on Wednesday
and scheduled for second reading in the House on Monday. If you would like to read the complete bill, please
click here.
Bill on Assessment of Real Property Clears Senate
Senate Bill 266 (SB266) provides a limit on the amount
by which the assessed value of real property may be increased for the four assessment dates after the assessed
value of the real property is determined in a property tax
appeal, in the case of appeals initiated after the effective
date of the statute. In the case of a property tax appeal
that is pending on the effective date of the statute and
that was filed within the preceding four years, the assessed value for the assessment date in question and for
each of the following three assessment dates may not be
increased by more than a specified amount. Specifies
that these limits do not apply to any part of a change in
an assessment: (1) that is directly applicable to any
change in the use of the property or in an objective factor
or feature relating to the property, including an improvement or enlargement of the property; or (2) that results
from the correction of an error or omission, including the
correction of a mathematical error. SB266 passed the
Senate on 3rd reading 45-0.
Senate Passes Bill to Transfer Sewage System Regulatory Authority
Senate Bill 107 (SB107), authored by E. Charbonneau (R
Post Office Box 5609
Lafayette IN 47903
765/4235421
800/735-5365
Direct: 765/420-1327
Cell: 765/426-3498
Fax: 765/742-7486
[email protected]
Mary C. Ellis, CRIS
Construction Risk Insurance Specialist
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-Valpariso), transfers from the state department of
health to the department of environmental management (IDEM) the responsibility for regulating residential
onsite sewage systems and commercial onsite sewage
systems. Provides for IDEM, rather than the state department of health, to regulate sewage disposal systems of mobile home communities that employ septic
tank absorption fields. SB107 passed the Senate on
3rd reading 41-4.
On Time and Budget
By Jeb Breithaupt
How impossible would it be for a small builder to have every
product and material for a home in hand before construction
ever started? Imagine never having to hold up a job because
the cabinets or windows or something else hasn’t arrived by
the time your crew was ready for it.
That’s what my company tries to do on custom home projects. I’ve also tried it on a couple of design/build jobs and
believe it or not, it’s making our process smoother and clients happier. But it is driving my production manager nuts.
I call this “staging,” and my inspiration for it is an experiment
that my mentor, Phoenix remodeler and radio personality
Rosie Romano, did with his design/build firm many years
ago.
For a year and a half, Romero’s company offered clients
what he called “the impossible promise”: the job would come
in on time and on budget—-or it would be free.
As it turns out, the promise wasn’t impossible and Romero
never had to work for free. But it wasn’t easy, either and he
didn’t do it for long. It took Romero and his company three
years just to be in a position to offer that promise.
Here’s the rundown of how it works: You spec everything
out, work with the homeowners to make all of their selections, order the materials, open the boxes to verify that
what’s inside is what you ordered and is in perfect condition,
get the clients to sign off on every piece and then stow it all
in storage. We use a warehouse service
that stores our boxes securely and will
deliver them to us on demand.
Once you have all of that in place, then
you break ground. No decisions are
made later. Nothing is picked up later—
—not a single screw. It’s all done by the
time construction starts.
I’m replicating Romero’s process but one big exception: I’m not
offering my clients anything for free. What I’m finding however,
is that I’m saving money because the process saves time—even though we have to open a lot of boxes on the front end.
And my customers are giving me higher marks on Guild Quality
surveys because we’re finishing their homes quicker. That’s
crucially important to me.
I know that this isn’t z usual way for a small builder to operate.
Frankly, it’s a pain in the neck, and my crew lets me know it.
They have to be extra careful about protecting what’s in all those
open boxes so nothing gets damaged or lost. They admit they
would rather wait to order the materials and not open the boxes
until they need the item, even if it means they won’t discover
that something is wrong with the product until the day they
planned to install it. At that point, if a product is defective, they’d
have to reorder it and then wait weeks for replacement.
The impossible promise changes everything. It’s a paradigm
shift. It’s different from the way we’ve always done things. But
it’s mandate to get the job done when you said you would, and
it’s like gold if referrals from satisfied customers are important to
you. They are important to me.
If you would like to see an example of the selections
checklist we use with our clients, email your request to
[email protected].
Jeb Breithaupt is a third-generation builder, designer and remodeler
and owner of JEB Design/Build in Shreveport, LA. Reprinted with
thanks to Builder Magazine.
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BUILDER MEMBERS
Adams Custom Builders
Advanced Builders *
Arbor Homes
Bender Construction
Bergstrom Home Improvement*
Bulington Construction
Citation Homes *
Clayton Homes
Coach House Garages *
Steve Connors Builder
Cornerstone Home Builders *
Crown Line Homes *
D-K Construction
Paul Davis Restoration
Green Goose Homes *
First Time Development
Habitat for Humanity *
J L Builders *
Kalan Homes
Keene Homes *
Kennedy Homes
TL Kincaid Contracting
Komark LTD *
Majestic Homes *
Milakis Homes *
Misch Custom Homes
Purdue BCM
Riverside Construction *
Silverton Homes
Souligne Construction
Spire Group *
Steve Schrader Homes
Stonewood Real Estate *
Summer Chase *
Tempest Homes
Trinitas Ventures
David Watkins Homes
Zimpfer Construction
* Exhibitor in the 2014 Home Building & Remodeling Show
BAGL Membership
“Building YOUR Future”
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ASSOCIATE VENDORS & SUPPLIERS
ARKOR *
Action Electric
All-Star Electronic Security *
Andersen Windows
J L Anderson Heating & Cooling
Blue Print Specialties
Bone Dry Roofing *
Bowsher Heating & Cooling
C G Visions
C & J Well Co.
Centier Bank
Coldwell Banker-Shook Agency
Consolidated Insurance *
Custom Concrete
Custom Leisure Pools
Dealers Wholesale
Defouw Chevrolet
Design Alternatives *
Dilden Brothers Well Drilling
Ehresman Company Inc
Ely Concrete
Exterior View *
Fairmount Door *
First Republic Mortgage
Flooring Express *
Foley Foundations
Gale Insulation
Gaylor Inc.
Hague Quality Water
Haan Plumbing
Hack Excavating-NM
Henry Poor Lumber *
Hicks Gas & Water *
Huston Electric
Huth-Thompson
IMI
Instant Copy
J D Electrical
Keystone Architecture Inc.
KJG Architecture *
Kentland Bank
Klooz Plumbing, Heating & Supply
Kirby Risk Supply *
Lafayette Bank & Trust
Lafayette Community Bank
Lafayette Glass Co.
Lafayette Masonry Supply
Lafayette Savings Bank
Lee Supply
Leming Supply *
The Lighting Studio *
MBAH Insurance
Manpower
McComb Pella Window & Door
Menards
Mercer Belanger
Midwest Rental & Portable Storage *
Mirror Concepts
Mulhaupt’s *
Norandex Building Materials Dist.
Nu Kitchens *
Old National Bank
One Touch Security
Otto’s Streetscape Solutions
Purdue Federal Credit Union
Purdy Concrete
Pyramid Signs *
Rabb-Kinetico Water *
B R Schroeder & Sons
Seal Smart *
Security Federal Savings Bank
Shannon Door Co. *
Sims Lohman Kitchen & Granite *
Speedpro Imaging *
Stallard & Schuh
Starr Associates
Steve’s Overhead Door *
Thermo-Scan Inspections
Timberland Home Center
Tipmont REMC *
Tippecanoe Mortgage
Totally Foam Insulation *
Twin City Heating & Cooling
Vision Floors & More
Vectren Energy *
VonTobel Lumber & Hardware *
WASK-K105 Radio Group
WLFI-TV 18 *
Weber Concrete *
Wicked Clean—NM *
Winstead Enterprises
NM = New Member
* Exhibitor Home Building & Remodeling Show
Attention BAGL Members!
You are now receiving this monthly newsletter via email. You can also access the current issue at any time at the association website
(bagl.info). If at any time, you change your email address, please notify the
BAGL office ([email protected]) or by calling 765/423-4347. Watch for other
important BAGL information via email regularly.
1515 Union Street
P O Box 5795
Lafayette IN 47903
Imagine yourself HERE instead of braving
another cold, blustery Midwest winter day!
AAAAHHHHH! Palm trees swaying, tropical
breezes, warm sand, cold drinks.
BAGL is giving you the opportunity to win a
$2500 vacation for two at an all-inclusive resort hotel in the Dominican Republic, Jamaica or Mexico. And how, you say?
BAGL members can sign on as a sponsor for the 2014 Home Building & Remodeling
Show Raffle for just $50. For that sponsorship fee, your company will receive prominent
recognition at booth #91 during the show where everyone will be dropping their entries.
As a sponsor, you will receive 10 RAFFLE TICKETS that you can keep for yourself, give to
hard-working employees or loyal customers. Everyone who buys a ticket to the BAGL
Home Building & Remodeling Show is automatically entered in the raffle; show admission
is $3 for adults. Purdue BCM students will be selling additional tickets to anyone on the
show floor (including Exhibitors) for $3 each or 2 for $5 throughout the two-day show.
Trip Sponsors will also be recognized in the BAGL newsletter, at upcoming general membership meetings and on the BAGL website promotion of the March 1-2 show at the
Tippecanoe Co. Fairgrounds. Say YES today and help support the new home and residential remodeling industry here in the Lafayette area. Sign up today by calling 423-4347
or 412-0307.
Sponsors to date are: Andersen
Windows, ARKOR, D-K
Construction, First Republic Mortgage, Green
Goose Homes, Henry Poor Lumber, Huth
Thompson, Kat Mercer, Midwest Rentals,Misch
Custom Homes, Pyramid Signs, Steve Schrader Homes, Shannon Door
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