november 2013 - home builders association of fort wayne, in

2013

NOVEMBER

Association Activities ................ 4

Board of Directors Minutes ...... 21

Directory Changes .................... 9

Fall PAC Golf Outing(Recap)10—11

HBA Member Benefits ............. 28

Lumber Cost .......................... 29

Membership (New) ................... 5

Membership Update ................ 12

Networking (Recap) ................ 14

Networking/Silent Auction .... 6—7

Parade of Homes (Recap) . 23—25

Permit Activity (Sept) ...... 16—18

Permit Activity Calendar .......... 19

Permit (Remodel) Totals .......... 19

Presidents Pen ......................... 3

Save the Date Gala/Inaugural .. 22

Seminar—November ................. 8

Spike Club ............................. 27

The IMPACT is published by the

305 West Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Phone: (260) 420-2020 Fax: (260) 426-0640 [email protected] [email protected]

www.hbafortwayne.com Impact is published 10 times a year and is sent to all members in good standing. HBA membership is open to all builders and businesses who benefit from new residential construction in northeastern Indiana. Subscription to Impact is included in your membership dues. Advertising space in Impact is open to HBA members only and can be obtained throughout the year.

HBA Staff

Maurine Holle, Executive Director

Michelle Hoover, Services Director

Tax Ruling—Lobbying expenses are no longer deductible as a Business

Expense. When you calculate your business deduction for your Association Dues, you must subtract $25.50 of NAHB’s $150 Dues (17%) and $8.00 of

IBA’s $160 Dues (5%) as nondeductible.

2013 HBA Executive Officers

President – Charlie Giese

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.

Vice President – Tamra Stier

Rockfield Development Corp.

Treasurer – Gregory Gerbers

The DeHayes Group

Secretary – Justin Berger

Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

Immediate Past President – Jamie Lancia

Lancia Homes

2013 HBA Board of Directors

Barclay Allen, Timberlin Homes, LLC

Josh Barkley, Barkley Builders, Inc.

Jeff Bushey, Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms

Mike Christoffersen, Architectural Designs, Inc.

Duane Kees, Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.

Brad Lombard, Carter Lumber

Matt Momper, Momper Insulation, Inc.

Greg Roberts, Donovan Engineering, Inc.

Sam Schenkel, Sturges Development Group

Orrin Sessions, Emanco Incorporated

Jay Shipley, Bob Buescher Homes, Inc.

Mike Smith, Monsma Marketing Corporation

Rob Wacker, Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore

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While the number of people who came to the Parade of Homes was less than what we’d like, the show was a success to the builders who participated. There

was good feedback with regards to the quality of traffic and several leads were generated. Thank you to everyone who had a part in making the show as successful as it was.

We have a Silent Auction coming up at our November Networking Night and are still in need of participants to sign up to donate a basket to be auctioned. Don’t miss your chance to help support Habitat for Humanity and have a fun evening.

As we draw near the Thanksgiving Holiday please take a moment to reflect for what you have to be thankful. We are blessed to be in the home building industry in such a great place to build new homes. We have an abundance of ground to develop and build upon, relatively low costs of the ground, local government that is supportive to our industry, and a good labor force. Put all this together and it works very well. Not all markets are as fortunate.

Have a great month and Thanksgiving.

Respectfully,

Charlie Giese President

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RECRUIT AND WIN 2013

WIN SEARS COMMERCIAL GIFT

CERTIFICATES AT YEAR END DRAWING FOR RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS!

One ticket will be put in the drawing for each new

member recruited. The top three recruiters will also receive Sears Commercial

gift certificates.

TICKETS EARNED TO DATE:

Charlie Giese / Westport Homes of Fort Wayne—7

Barclay Allen / Timberlin Homes—3

Mark Heller / Heller Homes—3

Don Fischer / 21st Century Homes LLC—2

Jamie Lancia / Lancia Homes—2

Josh Barkley / Barkley Builders, Inc.—1

Duane Kees / Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.—1

Matt Momper / Momper Insulation, Inc.—1

Ric Zehr / The North Eastern Group—1

Jeff Thomas / Oakmont Development—1

Elizabeth Urschel / Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.—1

Robert Barney / Glenbrook Automotive Group—1

Orrin Sessions / Emanco Incorporated—1

Troy Slattery / Slattery Builders, LLC—1

Rodney Robrock / Hakes & Robrock Design-Build—1

Ken Gunkel / Custom Quality Homes, Inc.—1

Brian Poor / Richards Building Supply—1

FREE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

Contract Documents and related forms are now available on the HBA Website.

Please call the HBA Office

(260) 420-2020 if you have any questions.

www.hbafortwayne.com

N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 3

C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

November 5 — 7:30 am HBA Executive Board Meeting—Sunrise Café

November 6 — 4:00 pm Program Committee Meeting

November 8 HBA November Networking & Silent Auction

— RESERVATION DEADLINE

November 12 — 7:30 am HBA Board Meeting—HBA Office

November 14 — 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm HBA November Networking & Silent Auction

Ceruti’s—6601 Innovation Boulevard

November 15 HBA November Seminar

— RESERVATION DEADLINE

HBA 2014 Membership Directory Update

— DEADLINE

November 19 — 5:30 pm HBA November Seminar

— Allen County Building Dept. Hearing Room

November 22 HBA 2014 Board of Directors Voting Ballot

— DEADLINE

November 28 & 29 HBA Office Closed

OSHA HELPFUL WEBSITES

www.osha.gov

www.toolboxtalks.com

IMPACT NEWSLETTER

DID YOU MISS A PREVIOUS ISSUE?

You can find them on

the HBA Website!

www.hbafortwayne.com

2014 Membership Directory Updates & 2014 HBA Board of

Director Ballots were mailed!!!!!

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BUILDER Member Precise Builders, Inc. Contact: Marc Schultz 14408 Covington Road Fort Wayne, IN 46814-9718 Phone: (260) 410-4233 E-Mail: [email protected] Sponsor: Charlie Giese

ASSOCIATE Member Nietert Insurance & Financial Services Inc. Contact: R. Matt Nietert 900 US Highway 930 East New Haven, IN 46774-1600 Phone: (260) 749-9541 Fax: (260) 493-1933 E-Mail: [email protected] www.nietertinsurance.com Sponsor: Barclay Allen Nietert Insurance & Financial Services is a local family run independent insurance agency in New Haven, Indiana. We were established in 1940. We have 6 employees and offer individual, business, life, health and farm insurance. We also specialize in local personalized service. We can offer discounts up to 10% for HBA of Fort Wayne members on business insurance. Discounts available on liability, worker’s compensation, inland marine and business auto with Auto Owners Insurance, an A++ rated carrier.

R.P. Wakefield Co., Inc. Contact: Sandy Rhoads 600 W. Maple P.O. Box 97 Waterloo, IN 46793-0097 Phone: (260) 837-8841 Fax: (260) 837-7548 E-Mail: [email protected] www.rpwakefield.com Sponsor: Charlie Giese R.P. Wakefield Co., Inc. is located at 600 W. Maple Street, Waterloo, IN. We build quality Hardwood Fireplace Mantels, and manufacture Hardwood moldings, Hardwood components for Furniture, Cabinet Companies and any companies that use hardwood. We have a retail outlet in Auburn, IN for do-it-yourselfers and contractors. We also have the capability to do most “special hardwood projects”.

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Ceruti’s — 6601 Innovation Boulevard

5:00 pm to 8:00 pm — Registration, Networking & Silent Auction

and Music Provided by Joe Justice

7:30 pm — Silent Auction Final Bids Ends & Baskets Distributed

EVENT SPONSORED BY:

Event Sponsors

NEEDED—$250 Call the HBA Office at 420-2020

NOVEMBER Networking & SILENT AUCTION Return this form with check to: Home Builders Association

305 West Main Street · Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Reservation Deadline: November 7, 2013

$15/person · Reservations are required—$20/person after November 7, 2013

Company _______________________________________________________________

Contact ______________________________________ Phone _________________________

# of people ______ at $15 each = $ ____________ _________Check Enclosed

_______ Yes I will Donate a Basket

Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020 · List attendees on the back

Reservations are required—Hors d’oeuvres Included $15 / person before deadline of November 7th

$20 / person after November 7th.

Music Sponsor

Needed—$200

See Page 2 of flier for

Basket Donations!

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Artwork—HGTV Design Star Jennifer

Bertrand Baking/Candy Making—Builders Mart

Ball State ______________________________ Bath & Body Works—Maurine Holle BBQ Outing ____________________________

Beer __________________________________ Birthday _______________________________

Breakfast ______________________________ Christmas—Dave Brown Designs Chicago Bears __________________________

Cleaning _______________________________ Coffee _________________________________

Colts—Habegger Corporation Cooking _______________________________ DeBrand _______________________________

Dining Out Certificates ____________________ Dog ___________________________________

Electronics _____________________________ Embassy Tickets & Dinner _________________

Facial _________________________________ Gardening ______________________________ Golf—The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers

Grilling—Carter Lumber Hair Cut / Color _________________________

Harley Davidson _________________________ Home Canned—Monsma Marketing IU—Home Lumber of New Haven

Kids Fun _______________________________ Komets—3 Rivers

LIGHT Up Your LIFE—Wabash Electric Mad Ants ______________________________ Mary Kay ______________________________

Massage _______________________________ MicroBrew ______________________________

Moms Day Off ___________________________ Movie Night—Westport Homes Music _________________________________

Nail / Pedicure __________________________ New Years Eve __________________________

Notre Dame ____________________________ Painting _______________________________ Pampered Chef __________________________

Pasta Night—Lancia Homes Purdue ________________________________

Race Day ______________________________ Red White & Blue ________________________ Restaurant _____________________________

Spa Day _______________________________

Spice It Up _____________________________ Steak & Shake __________________________

Tailgating BBQ __________________________ Tastefully Simple Baking—Rockfield Group Thanksgiving—Big C Lumber

TinCaps—Home Lumber of New Haven Tools—Architectural Designs, Inc.

Vera Bradley– Heller Homes Weekend Get Away ______________________ Wine—Maurine Holle

Workout _______________________________

Create Your Own ________________________ HBA will make basket in your company name

$75 _____________________________ $100 _____________________________

$150 _____________________________

** FORT WAYNE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FUNDARISER ** Keep track of your basket cost for Value

& Starting Minimum Bid. ** Habitat for Humanity will supply tax

receipts if needed. If you are interested in donating one of

these baskets, please call the HBA Office ASAP. We will mark the list to avoid

duplicate baskets or design your own!! Thank you!

November 14, 2013 Ceruti’s

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Citizens Square—200 E. Berry Street Room 185—Building Department Hearing Room

Reservations are required Dinner Included—Limited Seating

Presented By: Mike Christoffersen Introduction to the Indiana Building Code (IBC)

(Commercial Buildings)

More and more of you are venturing into the construction of commercial building. Learn How to work with the (IBC) code & the Indiana Building

Department & Plan Review Process.

What Classification (Occupancy) is the building you plan to build or remodel? What are the size (square feet & height) restrictions of the proposed building?

Will the building need a fire sprinkler system? Are fire walls & fire doors needed?

Do you have enough exits (doors & stairs) out of the building? Is an architect or engineer’s stamp required?

What is a COM-Check and how do I complete one? What is a Life Safety Plan?

How to send the plans to state plan review. How to deal with requests for additional information (RFI).

How to handle variance from the IBC.

MAX CAPACITY

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Remember to Bring your 2006

IBC Code Book along with the current Indiana Amendments

to the Seminar

BRING ALONG YOUR CODE QUESTIONS & PROPOSED PLANS FOR DISCUSSION!!

NOVEMBER SEMINAR

Return this form with check to: HBA Fort Wayne

305 W. Main Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Reservation Deadline: Friday, November 15, 2013

Company _______________________________________

Contact _________________________________________

Phone _________________________

# of people _______ at $_______ each = $ ____________

_________Check Enclosed

Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard

· (260) 420-2020

Please list who will be attending on the reverse side.

HBA MEMBERS

$20/Person before Friday, 11-15-13

$25/Person after 11-15-13

NON—HBA MEMBERS

$30/Person before Friday, 11-15-13

$35/Person after 11-15-13

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DDIRECTORYIRECTORY CCHANGESHANGES Builder Members Stuart Berk Builders, Inc. Remove Website Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms Remove dba E-Mail Change: [email protected] Evergreen Remodeling, Inc. Fax Change: (260) 492-0159 Hakes & Robrock Design-Build, Inc. Web Change: www.hakesandrobrockdesignbuild.com Ideal Builders

dba Ideal Suburban Homes Fax Change: (260) 724-6413 Oakmont Development, LLC Contact Change: Jeff Thomas E-Mail Change: [email protected] Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore Contact Change: Rob Wacker

Associate Members 3 Rivers Remove Mobile # Aqua Systems Remove Mobile # Archadeck of NE Indiana Web Change: www.northern.indiana.archadeck.com Architectural Designs, Inc. Remove Fax # Remove Mobile # B & R Quality Const. LLC Fax: (260) 632-4283 Barrett & McNagny, LLP Phone Change: (260) 423-8974 Brookwood Cabinet Company, Inc. E-Mail Change: [email protected]

Coldwell Banker Roth Wehrly Graber Web Change: www.movingindiana.com Custom Concrete by Steury, Inc. Remove Mobile # First Federal Bank Contact Change: Paul Munster E-Mail Change: [email protected] Home Lumber of New Haven, Inc. Remove Mobile # Interior Products Supply Mobile # (574) 551-5375 Javets, Inc. Remove Mobile # K & N Carpet Contact Change: Carla Hockemeyer E-Mail Change: [email protected] L.L.C., Inc. Phone Change: (260) 632-4145 Mobile # (260) 438-0273 LandQuest Title Group, LLC E-Mail Change: [email protected] Monsma Marketing Corporation Phone Change: (317) 501-8705 RE/MAX Results Mobile # (260) 466-3825 Richards Building Supply Remove Mobile # Springer Construction, Inc. E-Mail Change: [email protected]

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Specialty Hole Sponsors: Hole # 2—Closest to Pin—Winner Eric Smothermon

Sponsored By: Carter Lumber

Hole # 3—Corn Hole Contest—Winner Justin Stump

Sponsored By: Fort Wayne Newspapers

Hole # 6—Longest Drive—Winner Joel Harms

Sponsored By: 3 Rivers

Hole # 7—Longest Drive—Winner Chad Loggins


Hole # 9—Longest Putt—Winner Chad Korte

Sponsored By: The DeHayes Group

Hole # 11—Longest Putt—Winner Brock Rauch

Sponsored By: Lawyers Title

Hole # 13—Closest to Pin—Winner Bob BonAmi


Hole # 16—Longest Drive—Winner Joel Harms

Sponsored By: Tower Bank

Hole # 17—Hole In One—No Winner

Sponsored By: ProBuild

Hole # 18—Longest Putt—Winner Brock Rauch

Sponsored By: Glenbrook Automotive Group

October 8, 2013 Cedar Creek Golf Club

Event Sponsors

Northeastern REMC Home Lumber of New Haven

Beverage Cart Sponsors

ProBuild & Glenbrook Automotive Group

Lunch Sponsors Big C Lumber NIPSCO

Reese Wholesale Wabash Electric

Bottled Water Sponsor— Aqua Systems

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Hole Sponsors: Big C Lumber (2) Centier Bank Reese Wholesale First Federal Bank

Lee Supply Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling Oasis Lifestyle

1st Place—Score 63

Erie Haven

(L—R) Joe Digregory, Brad Wallace,

Rick Vorndran & Carl Ward

(Carl thank you for filling in for Chad

Loggins who is not Pictured)

Door Prize Sponsors: Wabash Electric Supply (2) Dave Brown Designs Barrett & McNagny (3) Reese Wholesale (2)

3 Rivers (3) Wayne Kitchen & Bath First Federal Bank (3)

Volunteer at outing—Laura Detrick

2nd Place—Score 64

Oasis Lifestyle

(L—R)

Mike Coe, Joe Azbell,

Mark Naylor & Mark Kluesner

3rd Place—Score 65

Momper Insulation

(L—R) Mike Walters, Travis Hughes

& Joel Harms

(Not Pictured—Tony Rekeweg)

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“EVERY MAN OWES A PART OF HIS TIME AND MONEY TO THE BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IN WHICH HE IS ENGAGED. NO MAN HAS THE MORAL RIGHT TO WITHHOLD HIS SUPPORT FROM AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS STRIVING TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS WITHIN HIS SPHERE.” – THEODORE ROOSEVELT

H B A F O R T W A Y N E M E M B E R S H I P N E W S

—— MMEMBERSHIPEMBERSHIP RR E N E W A LE N E W A L SS —— Thank You!

Baden, Gage & Schroeder, LLC Bauman Construction, Inc.

Bradtmueller Enterprises, Inc. C L & S, Inc.

Donovan Engineering, Inc. First Federal Bank

The Ford Meter Box Company, Inc.

Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.

Redfli Electronics Reese Wholesale

Renaissance Title Co., Inc. Mark L. Sauder General Contractor, Inc.

2013 D2013 DROPPEDROPPED HBA MHBA MEMBERSEMBERS

If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to Re-Join the HBA!

Colvin Kitchen & Bath Granite Gallery, Inc.

James Hardie Building Products Kozon Plumbing & Heating

Marvin Windows and Doors Brad D. Miller Enterprises, Inc.

Patriot Group, Inc. St. James Windows

STAR Insurance Agency United Contractors, Inc.

Turnstone Votaw Electric

? M? MEMBERSEMBERS RR E N E W I NE N E W I N GG ??

If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to continue their membership!

2-10 Home Buyers Warranty Architectural Concepts, Inc.

Choice Designs, Inc. Cumberland Millwork and Supply, Inc.

Fire and Ice Heating/Cooling Hanson Aggregates Midwest, Inc.

Karst Surveying Services, Inc.

Lawyers Title Residential Damp Proofing

Riverbend Title, LLC Ben Schmucker Construction LLP

Rufus H. Smith, Inc. Verizon Wireless

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And of

Hosted by: Central Supply & The Elegant Bath

THANK YOU!!

Central Supply for hosting the

Networking at 5 Event

Inc. Magazine announced that Ruoff Home Mortgage has been recognized in their 2nd annual Hire Power Awards as a leading private company that has generated the most jobs in the past 18

months. Ruoff Home Mortgage is ranked #3 in the top job creators in the state of Indiana and #13 in the Financial Services industry nationwide and the only Indiana company recognized. This follows on the heels of Ruoff Home Mortgage being named last month as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine.

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Project Type September September 2013 Y-T-D 2013 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D

Fort Wayne Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:

Addition 4 1,337,191 63 42,837,516 63 21,929,280

Alteration 2 6,900 21 1,276,183 29 251,452

Apartment - - - - 6 3,022,000

Condominium - - 4 555,000 4 560,000

Duplex - - - - - -

Garage - - 1 10,000 4 217,000

Mobile Home - - 1 600 - -

Mobile Office - - 26 116,250 14 78,950

New Building 3 2,925,000 28 60,525,837 28 57,648,486

Other 25 102,150 135 1,545,698 114 874,105

Pole Building - - - - 5 99,500

Remodel 37 6,339,188 297 85,723,581 333 47,729,561

Repair 13 235,730 142 1,708,668 50 1,403,918

Reroof 6 97,525 27 2,375,529 45 2,382,905

Siding 1 35,000 11 960,000 10 187,786

Storage Bldg. - - 7 498,000 5 811,393

Swimming Pool - - 2 154,000 - -

Tear Off 21 1,744,469 118 9,573,405 162 5,139,460

Warehouse - - 1 200,000 - -

Comm. Subtotal 112 12,823,153 884 208,060,267 872 142,335,796

Residential:

Addition 32 352,618 241 3,849,957 282 4,588,814

Alteration 38 298,321 315 2,257,326 405 2,207,687

Duplex 0 - 32 2,103,132 37 2,725,000

Garage 6 109,285 30 504,885 40 655,056

Mobile Home 13 508,000 36 986,000 15 277,200

Mobile Office - - - - - -

Modular Home - - - - - -

New Building 9 1,758,212 84 17,976,439 78 16,730,609

Other 13 900 123 144,303 128 216,039

Pole Building - - 3 60,500 7 149,500

Remodel 27 456,035 204 2,740,014 256 2,768,856

Repair 33 431,082 277 3,176,672 381 5,031,066

Reroof 34 237,577 212 1,256,561 235 1,208,981

Siding 24 124,704 167 960,556 189 1,061,751

Storage Bldg. 1 8,500 6 50,000 15 154,500

Swimming Pool 2 89,000 31 676,508 67 1,400,994

Tear Off 275 2,019,216 1,564 10,569,013 2,038 13,086,767

Res. Subtotal 507 6,393,450 3,325 47,311,866 4,173 52,262,820

Fort Wayne Sub 619 19,216,603 4,209 255,372,133 5,045 194,598,616

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - SEPTEMBER, 2013

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Project Type September September 2013 Y-T-D 2013 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D

Allen County Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:

Addition 1 2,000 18 23,749,595 19 10,542,853

Alteration - - 2 15,250 2 7,000

Apartment - - - - 12 15,381,812

Condominium - - - - - -

Duplex - - - - - -

Garage - - - - 1 30,000

Mobile Home - - 2 25,000 - -

Mobile Office 1 - 5 42,200 7 25,000

New Building 4 1,416,341 14 12,704,698 8 37,967,627

Other 2 100,000 22 543,368 20 565,700

Pole Building - - - - - -

Remodel 4 75,500 25 2,087,824 25 2,421,165

Repair - - 7 179,700 7 311,450

Reroof - - 4 151,500 3 74,500

Siding 1 2,700 1 2,700 2 5,750

Storage Bldg. - - 5 8,038,350 3 146,748

Swimming Pool - - - - - -

Tear Off 2 23,200 16 429,333 23 565,593

Warehouse 1 250,000 1 250,000 - -

Comm. Subtotal 16 1,869,741 122 48,219,518 132 68,045,198

Residential:

Addition 30 673,002 191 5,259,046 169 4,305,994

Alteration 10 74,893 102 729,509 99 719,579

Duplex - - 12 1,686,550 2 330,000

Garage 6 167,231 41 1,222,988 29 764,475

Mobile Home 1 15,000 39 949,400 46 880,500

Mobile Office - - - - - -

Modular Home - - 2 428,300 1 12,000

New Building 73 17,960,406 570 130,095,520 451 102,825,317

Other 10 17,000 69 416,480 80 377,609

Pole Building 9 315,651 39 1,100,239 37 1,134,550

Remodel 9 171,314 67 1,462,865 56 1,349,907

Repair 6 68,354 43 775,500 82 1,454,624

Reroof 3 31,034 56 428,287 68 416,824

Siding 8 43,490 43 319,289 39 236,270

Storage Bldg. 6 295,000 36 2,186,359 36 1,542,356

Swimming Pool 7 367,200 67 2,816,934 65 1,979,673

Tear Off 84 662,168 408 3,444,716 471 3,659,520

Res. Subtotal 262 20,861,743 1,785 153,321,982 1,731 121,989,198

Allen County Subtotal 278 22,731,484 1,907 201,541,500 1,863 190,034,396

Grand Total 897 41,948,087 6,116 456,913,633 6,908 384,633,012

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - SEPTEMBER, 2013

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Bu i l d i n g P e r m i t A c t i v i t y

S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 3

Jurisdiction Includes: Allen, Adams, Dekalb, Huntington Wells and Whitley. * Denotes NON-HBA Members

Applicant Address Unit $ HBATownship

ALLEN COUNTY

ABOITE TOWNSHIP

Arbor Home Building Corporation14576 Sandstone Drive1 330,000 Aboite

Arbor Home Building Corporation14411 Marlin Cove 1 345,000 Aboite

Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 1568 White Coral Court1 329,000 Aboite

Craftsman Builders LLC 202 Stormy Ridge Place1 149,000 * Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 633 Union Station Drive1 151,977 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 13769 Beal Brook Court1 168,252 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 11722 Tweedsmuir Run1 324,900 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 860 Beal Brook Pass 1 139,799 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 890 Beal Brook Pass 1 158,914 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 7926 Hidden Cove 1 301,762 Aboite

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 920 River Oak Run 1 229,900 Aboite

KAM Construction, Inc. 1540 White Coral Court1 280,000 Aboite

KAM Construction, Inc. 1565 White Coral Court1 285,000 Aboite

Lancia Homes 9828 Chadwick Drive 1 152,600 Aboite

Sistevaris Builders 3051 Laurel Springs Drive1 479,900 * Aboite

Timberlin Homes, LLC 2809 Grey Oaks Coulevard1 385,000 Aboite

Wannemacher Design Build, LLC1509 White Coral Court1 335,000 Aboite

Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore1510 Cypress Spring Drive1 229,119 Aboite

Witmer, Neil Builder, LLC 14904 Remington Place1 551,000 * Aboite

ADAMS TOWNSHIP

Estabrook Construction 9228 E. Paulding Road1 375,900 * Adams

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 4770 Wintergreen Way1 153,900 Adams

Lancia Homes 7802 Edisto Drive 1 92,885 Adams

Lengacher, Amos 4002 Shoreline Boulevard1 150,000 * Adams

CEDAR CREEK TOWNSHIP

Brandenberger, E.E. Construction, Inc.6733 Hosler Road 1 500,000 Cedar Creek

Maggos Builders, Inc. 8571 Hollopeter 1 330,000 Cedar Creek

Millennium Development, Inc.10718 Eagle River Run1 385,000 Cedar Creek

Millennium Development, Inc.10726 Eagle River Run1 350,000 Cedar Creek

Steury Homes LLC 12107 Wigeon Cove 1 284,000 * Cedar Creek

Timberlin Homes, LLC 5918 Garman Road 1 490,000 Cedar Creek

Timberlin Homes, LLC 5745 Deer Hollow Road1 400,000 Cedar Creek

EEL RIVER TOWNSHIP

Custom Quality Homes, Inc. 5227 Greenwell Road1 329,500 Eel River

J & K Contractors, Inc. 4308 Great Hollow Court1 220,000 Eel River

J & K Contractors, Inc. 12915 Taylor Road 1 230,000 Eel River

SB Inc. 4819 Carroll Road 1 220,000 * Eel River

LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 11131 Kress Road 1 244,882 Lafayette

Heller Homes 11122 Arranmore Cove1 272,000 Lafayette

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.11135 Yalumba Pass 1 126,650 Lafayette




MAUMEE TOWNSHIP

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 23104 Park Lane 1 158,324 Maumee

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 4506 N. Sampson Road1 239,621 Maumee

PERRY TOWNSHIP

Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 4528 Hawthorne Crossover1 354,000 Perry

Carriage Place Homes, Inc. 12670 Pentolina Cove1 237,000 Perry

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 11186 Dupont Oaks Boulevard1 245,900 Perry

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 15397 Towne Park Run1 175,554 Perry

Heller Homes 16123 Sierra Run 1 148,000 Perry

Heller Homes 1187 Gateway Trail 1 139,000 Perry

J & K Contractors, Inc. 12663 Tocchi Cove 1 250,000 Perry

Lancia Homes 13015 Claret Cove 1 150,011 Perry

Lancia Homes 11408 Tall Oak Run 1 207,140 Perry

Lancia Homes 296 Vin Santo Run 1 152,500 Perry

Lancia Homes 1529 Vintners Way 1 220,250 Perry

Oakmont Development, LLC427 Twin Eagles Boulevard1 365,000 Perry

S.S. Builders L.L.C. 1256 Gateway Trail 1 130,000 * Perry

Slattery Builders, LLC 12688 Tocchi Cove 1 275,900 Perry

Smothers/Schmucker 13093 Starling Cove 1 135,000 * Perry

Wannemacher Design Build, LLC818 Canyon Cliffs Road1 528,000 Perry

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.12731 Starling Cove 1 121,750 Perry

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.12749 Shearwater Run1 128,100 Perry

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.13057 Starling Cove 1 170,950 Perry

Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore15720 Winterberry Court1 271,925 Perry

PLEASANT TOWNSHIP

Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 1753 W. Yoder Road 1 322,000 Pleasant

SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP

Snover, Scott Construction 22079 Campbell Road1 175,000 * Springfield

ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 7026 Holden Drive 1 240,195 St. Joseph

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 7467 Flutter Road 1 550,000 St. Joseph

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 10193 Chapmans Cove1 259,900 St. Joseph

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 9970 Chapmans Cove 1 239,900 St. Joseph

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 8108 Abernathy Court1 168,948 St. Joseph

Heller Homes 9716 Chapmans Boulevard1 150,000 St. Joseph

Heller Homes 8129 Abernathy Court1 148,000 St. Joseph

McComb Brothers General Contractor9218 Blazing Woods Trail1 225,000 * St. Joseph

Sterling Homes, Inc. 7526 Bowlander Way 1 105,000 * St. Joseph

Stopher Builders, Inc. 3420 Landin Meadows Run1 230,448 St. Joseph

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.7306 Dry Creek Court 1 165,000 St. Joseph

Witmer, Paul & Sons LLC 7024 Hazelett Road 1 159,581 * St. Joseph

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

Carriage Place Homes, Inc. 209 Crossbridge Place1 140,700 Washington

Carriage Place Homes, Inc. 242 Crossbridge Place1 170,500 Washington

Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity, Inc.7515 Fullers Run 1 90,000 Washington

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 5424 Highview Drive 1 233,731 Washington

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.4913 Redwall Rim Passageway1 136,700 Washington

Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.4908 Redwall Rim Passageway1 126,800 Washington

ADAMS COUNTY

Schwartz, Amos M. 608 East 400 South 1 50,000 * Monroe

Schwartz, Joe L.D. 3310 East 200 North 1 75,000 * St. Mary's

CITY OF AUBURN

Nixon Homes, Inc. 2005 Thoroughbred Lane1 285,000 Union

CITY OF DECATUR

Darling Construction 33 Homestead 1 250,000 * Washington

DEKALB COUNTY

Bremer Homes, LLC 2527 Citrine Brook Crossing1 349,000 * Jackson

Carpenter, Geoff 1349 County Road 27 1 100,000 * Smithfield

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2690 County Road 64 1 391,000 Jackson

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 513 Lakeside Place 1 226,756 Keyser

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 1708 Waynedale Drive1 189,900 Keyser

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 512 Lakeside Place 1 189,266 Keyser

Martin, Hans B. 6691 County Road 75 1 50,000 * Newville

Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore6643 Ruby Springs Parkway1 220,000 Jackson

CITY OF HUNTINGTON

Hanson, Don & Jan 475 Arbor Lane 1 130,000 * Huntington

HUNTINGTON COUNTY

Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 657 North - 600 West 1 277,125 Huntington

Chadwell, Bill & Lorie 2354 E. Saddle Creek Drive1 251,639 * Jackson

Fields, Randy & Valerie 5448 West - 400 South1 240,769 * Lancaster

Jones, Randy & Jennifer 2343 E. Saddle Creek Drive1 258,371 * Jackson

Lindsey, Donald & Jacquelyn2938 South - 900 West1 190,000 * Polk

Siela, John & Jean 135 Woodfield Court 1 200,000 * Rock Creek

Smith, Jason & Stephanie 1140 North - 420 West1 160,000 * Huntington

Stoffel, Terry 1290 North - 500 West1 170,000 * Huntington

WELLS COUNTY

Brook Ridge Estates Corp. 1723 Brook Court 1 N/A * Jefferson

Brush, John W. 8080 N. Meridian Road1 N/A * Union

DiNovo, Phillip & Alice 680 Little River Trace 1 N/A * Jefferson

Feldheiser, James R. 1303 East 900 North 1 N/A * Jefferson

Reinhard, Kris & Heidi 11579 South 700 East 1 N/A * Nottingham

Reynolds, John & Carolyn 642 N. State Road 3011 N/A * Lancaster

Towns, Ralph & Phyllis 4970 S. Hoosier Highway1 N/A * Liberty

WHITLEY COUNTY

Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 8124 N. Brown Road 1 172,000 Etna-Troy

Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2042 N. Etna Road 1 208,000 Thorncreek

Imperial Homes, Inc. 6085 South 600 East 1 240,000 * Jefferson

Reiff, Alberta 580 South 700 West 1 70,000 * Richland

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REMODELING PERMIT TOTALS FOR ALLEN COUNTY2013 2013 2013 2013 2012 2012 2012 2012

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Year to Date Year to Date SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Year to Date Year to Date

# Permits $ # Permits $ # Permits $ # Permits $

ADDITION 62 1,025,620 432 9,109,003 57 1,717,519 452 8,923,408

ALTERATION 48 373,214 417 2,986,835 89 449,092 504 2,927,266

REMODEL 36 627,349 271 4,202,879 63 329,700 312 4,118,763

REPAIR 39 499,436 320 3,952,172 66 718,267 463 6,485,690

REROOF 396 2,949,995 2240 15,698,577 473 3,143,928 2812 18,372,092

SIDING 32 168,194 210 1,279,845 30 186,400 228 1,298,021

TOTAL 613 5,643,808$ 3,890 37,229,311$ 778 6,544,906$ 4,771 42,125,240$

2012 . 2013

Type M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S

Single Family 60 70 65 82 71 69 56 64 53 45 45 50 65 82 94 78 86 75 82

Duplex 0 0 30 7 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 32 6 0

Condo 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0

Apartments 0 3 0 12 3 3 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Res Add'n. in $1000 1047 945 1180 1311 1198 1374 1743 1446 663 663 530 905 577 1255 1424 934 1228 1339 1026

Res. Repair in $1000 3354 3085 3590 3206 5335 7127 4863 5312 3220 2188 1186 1781 1701 3255 3960 2917 4260 4221 4618

Garages 6 8 17 4 8 13 11 8 7 7 6 2 5 11 11 5 10 9 12

Total Dwellings 6 73 95 102 74 70 56 68 64 45 45 50 69 86 94 80 118 81 82

Allen County Building Permit Activity Calendar

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MINIMUM INTERFERENCE

In his recent State of the Union address, President Obama suggested raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25/hour to $9.00/hour, an almost 25% increase. His argument: the minimum wage peaked in 1979 at about 48% of the median wage and has steadily declined to about 38% today, and working should be encouraged. Yet working full time for minimum wage one earns barely $14,500/year, just below the poverty threshold used by the Census Bureau for households of more than one. Unfortunately, stylized facts do not make good policy. Raising the minimum wage hurts those in most need of a job, and policy should be based on facts not feelings. Proponents of raising the minimum wage suggest that a higher minimum wage makes work more attractive, which increases the supply of labor and reduces costs for absenteeism, shirking and monitoring. Were this truly the case, and if net labor costs actually fell as wages rise, we would see lots of employers voluntarily offering higher wages. But, that is not the case, putting the lie to this line of reasoning. The primary problem with raising the minimum wage is, outside of one questionable study there is no evidence to support the claim that higher wages raise household incomes. It turns out that the reduced employment and thus the loss of income suffered by some households more than offsets the higher incomes enjoyed by households that hold onto their now suddenly higher-paying jobs. Worse, as both these effects are primarily to be found in low-income households, increases in the minimum wage simply end up redistributing income between poor households. The other big problem with this entire approach assumes that poverty is a result of low wages. It’s not. Low wages are the result of limited skills, which results in low productivity and thus low wages. The solution is to increase the skills of low wage workers, not raise their wages and keep them dependent on legislation for more money. For many workers, minimum wage jobs are the first jobs they hold and are therefore critical in helping them gain valuable work experience (and in the process increase their skillset) which will get them a higher future wage. Moreover, in many of the poorest households, no one works. To raise low household incomes, a far better approach is the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). This is because the EITC does not raise the wage rate paid to workers by employers. Rather, it is a federal income tax credit for low to moderate income working individuals and families. In 2012, the income thresholds were $14,340 for a single person and $19,680 for a childless couple. Above that level no tax credit is available. Unlike raising the minimum wage, with the EITC employers are not encouraged to replacing low wage workers with technology, offshore jobs, or reduce non-monetary employee compensation such as free uniforms, holidays, time off, or break time. The easiest way to help more low-income families would be to raise EITC income thresholds. Lastly, at present, teen unemployment is 22.7%. Worse, for blacks 16 to 19 it is 38.2% while for men 16 to 19 it is 25%. These are numbers that are roughly 30% to 40% higher than their historical averages. To now suggest that the solution is to make these workers even less appealing to employers boggles the mind.

Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of GraphsandLaughs, LLC and can be reached at [email protected]. His daily 70 word economics and policy blog can be seen at www.econ70.com.

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October 8, 2013 HBA Office – 7:30am Present: Charlie Giese, Tamra Stier, Orrin Sessions, Sam Schenkel, Maurine Holle, Duane Kees, Greg Roberts, Jay Shipley, Barclay Allen, Rob Wacker, Greg Gerbers, Brad Lombard, Matt Momper, Mike Smith, and Josh Barkley Absent: Jamie Lancia, Justin Berger, Jeff Bushey, Mike Christoffersen Call to order — President Giese called the meeting to order at 7:30am Concurrence Items:

Treasurer's Report — Mr. Gerbers presented the Treasurer’s Report and AIG update. There was a motion and second to

accept the Treasurer's report as submitted. The same was approved. Secretary's Report — No Secretary's report was read, but emailed document was reviewed prior. There was a motion and a second to accept the minutes as submitted. The same was approved. New Member Report — Maurine noted there were no new members to report in October. Members to Renew — President Giese ran through the list of members to renew. Several board members volunteered to make contact and discuss renewing their memberships. 2013 Parade of Homes — Maurine shared initial feedback which tallied approximately 6,500 attendees, which was slightly less than budgeted. Builder feedback was positive, with feeling that there were fewer numbers but better quality visitors with more favorable leads. IBA Statewide Licensing — Guest speaker Cindy Bussell of IBA presented the material relating to the proposed IBA statewide licensing, and asked for feedback on the licensing issue. There was much good discussion between Cindy and the board members relating to assumed benefits for members who build statewide, or for jurisdictions which have no building departments. Members would have a choice to select the statewide license or remain licensed locally. Matt Momper raised a concern regarding a single statewide license overriding the local licensure, and diminishing the quality of localities that may have more stringent requirements. Matt also questioned where the fees wind up at the state level, and the likelihood of such diminishing the funding at the local level. Aqua Indiana Clean-Outs — Rob Wacker mentioned that Aqua Indiana had begun to install new types of sewer taps and plates which added some additional costs. This would enable the utility to shut off a home's sanitary sewer in the event of non-payment of sewer bill. This new program was a result of the recent separation of water and sewer between Aqua Indiana and the City Utilities. AC Plan Zoning Ordinance Update — Guest speakers Kim Bowman and Pat Fahey from the Department of Planning Services presented a summary of the recent update and alignment of the zoning ordinance. This process began in March 2011, and included a comprehensive review and updating of the zoning ordinance in order to better streamline the process and bring more alignment between the City and County codes. Pat Fahey reviewed the 13 items of feedback given by the HBA Board members and the implementation of such into the new ordinance. New ordinance goes before City and County councils in November for legislative approval, and implementation is planned in February of 2014. Other Business: — Upcoming Events — October 8—Fall Golf Outing at Cedar Creek — October 12 & 13—New Home and Remodeling Show—GWC — October 24—Networking—Central Supply — November 14—Networking/Silent Auction—Habitat Fundraiser—Ceruti's Meeting was adjourned at 9:05 AM. Respectfully submitted, Sam Schenkel, Board Member, in lieu of Secretary Justin Berger (absent)

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SAVE THE DATE Gala & Inaugural Ceremony

Friday, January 10, 2014

Goeglein’s • 7311 Maysville Road

Dinner • Cash Bar • Cocktail Attire Suggested

Cocktails at 6:00 p.m. • Inaugural Ceremony at 6:30 p.m. • Dinner at 7:15 p.m.

• Seating Limited •

EVENT SPONSORED BY:

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Event Sponsors Needed — 22 @ $300

Entertainment Sponsors Needed — 3 @ $250

Door Prizes Needed

Call the HBA Office at 420-2020

Please look at the people you are doing business with and bring them on board as New members.

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GIANT “THANKS” to Westport Homes, Slattery Builders, Lancia Homes, Heller Homes, Timberlin Homes, Hickory Creek Homes and Delagrange Homes for participating in the 2013 Parade of Homes. Your commitment of dollars, time, staffing, etc. is greatly appreciated by the HBA in having made this a successful show. Your timely construction and meeting the HBA deadlines made this a much easier task for our office. Special thanks, too, to your landscapers and interior designers for fine presentations. Special thanks to Herb Delagrange and Craig Yoder, Colonial Development for all the site preparation and support. Rex Bowser was a great help and added a set of hands for many details.

The HBA would also like to thank all of our sponsors for the show. The added coverage by our media sponsors is greatly appreciated, especially the onsite remotes:

WANE TV, WLDE, WAJI and Fort Wayne Newspapers

Member sponsors are greatly appreciated for your added involvement, monetary support and participation in this event:

Carter Lumber, Glenbrook Automotive Group, Big C Lumber and Ruoff Home Mortgage

The Preview Party night was one of the best we ever had and want to thank Barrett & McNagny, LLP for sponsoring this great night! Thank you Greg Gerbers for being Master of Ceremonies.

The In-Home Vendors and staffers helped add another dimension to the show by displaying their services and products:

New Haven Chamber of Commerce XFINITY

Hallmark Home Mortgage 3 Rivers

Richards Building Supply Wabash Electric

Earth First Grabill Cabinet Co.

Dave Brown Designs Centier Bank

Summit Mortgage Rabb/Kinetico Water Systems

Trinity Home Design Center FWCS

Momper Insulation Custom Quality Landscape

Architectural Designs

And of course, we want to thank our volunteer ticket takers who showed up every day to help:

Summit Mortgage STAR Financial Bank

Carter Lumber Titan Title Services

McMahon Tire Car Care & Truck Center Wabash Electric Supply

Sears Commercial Centier Bank

The DeHayes Group Fort Wayne Newspapers

Glenbrook Automotive Group Lawyers Title

Rockfield Development Group National Serv-All

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We truly appreciate the services of all other members who made this show possible:

Eric Johnson and Ad-Lab for an always excellent marketing program Erv Denig for the use of the office trailer Goeglein’s Catering for the delicious preview party food and service

Graphics Output—signage

Rogers Electric for all our tent and site electrical needs

National Serv-All for donating all the bins and trash service

Westport Homes

Delagrange Homes

Hickory Creek Homes Slattery Builders

Lancia Homes

Timberlin Homes

Heller Homes (not pictured)

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Best Home Overall

1st Place Slattery Builders 2nd Place Hickory Creek Homes 3rd Place Timberlin Homes

Best Landscaping

1st Place Slattery Builders 2nd Place Custom Quality Landscape (Hickory Creek Homes) 3rd Place Delagrange Homes

Best Interior Design

1st Place Rustic Hutch (Slattery Builders) 2nd Place G.K. Cambray & Co.—Lauri Massoth (Hickory Creek Homes) 3rd Place Timberlin Homes

Best Master Bath

1st Place Slattery Builders 2nd Place Hickory Creek Homes 3rd Place Westport Homes

Best Kitchen

1st Place Hickory Creek Homes 2nd Place Slattery Builders 3rd Place Heller Homes

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As of 9-30-2013

Herb Delagrange .... 459 Bob Buescher ........ 386 Rob Wacker ........... 324 Orrin Sessions ....... 272 Jeff Gilmore ........... 264

Roger Delagrange .. 238

Joe Zehr ................ 226 Jeff Thomas ........... 213 Duane Kees ........... 194 Matt Momper ......... 185 Jay Shipley ............ 172 Jim Klotz ............... 169 Jacob Feichter ....... 152

Steve Bogenschutz . 130

Jerry Korte .............. 95

Jamie Lancia............ 94 Mike Smith .............. 91 Charlie Giese ........... 88 Gerald Hilker ........... 84 Floyd Lancia ............ 82 Matt Lancia ............. 74 Kevan Biggs ............ 72 Gregg Richhart ........ 70 Jim Bauman ............ 69 Meryle Peppler ......... 68 Ric Zehr .................. 67 Gary Allen ............... 66

Gary Furniss ............ 63 Craig Yoder ............. 63 Jim Fitzer ................ 62 Lynn Delagrange ...... 61 Jim Lancia ............... 60 Mike Christoffersen ... 57

Rodney Robrock ....... 46

Terry Stauffer .......... 44 Larry Delagrange ..... 43 Brad Cayot .............. 38 Brad Jackson ........... 37 Mark Lengacher ....... 36

James Buckhardt ..... 34 Barclay Allen ........... 33 Elizabeth Urschel ..... 33

Jim Bushey ............. 20 Chad Delagrange ..... 15 Josh Barkley ........... 13 Brad Lombard ........... 9 Gregory Gerbers ........ 7 SPIKE Candidates Robert Barney ........... 1 John Bellio ................ 1

Mike Blee ................. 1 Emanuel Brandenberger 1 Michael Coe .............. 4 Don Fischer .............. 2 Brian Fisher .............. 1 Kenneth Gunkel ......... 1 Ron Heath ................ 2 Mark Heller ............... 5 Carl Kindy ................ 1 Chad Korte ............... 2 John Lemler .............. 2 Troy Slattery ............. 1

Tamra Stier .............. 2 Jerry Thatcher ........... 1 Mike Todoran ............ 3 Rick Vondran ............ 2 Mark Welker ............. 1

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recruited members are renewing or that you are recruiting a new member into the association!!! Don’t lose your spike credits!!

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1. Basic Ranch on Slab

1,414 sq. ft. of living area, 656 sq. ft. garage

Price Summary Feb-13 Mar-13 Apr-13 May-13 June - 13 July - 13 Aug-13 Sep-13 Oct-13 Oct - 12 Oct - 11

Framing na 10,037$ 10,445$ 10,611$ 10,591$ 10,528$ 10,250$ 10,250$ 10,628$ 9,674$ 8,555$

Roof na 3,457$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,478$ 3,371$ 3,315$

Exterior Doors na 435$ 435$ 435$ 435$ 435$ 435$ 435$ 435$ 303$ 311$

Garage Doors na 758$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 840$ 798$

Drywall na 1,665$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,752$ 1,402$ 1,183$

Interior Doors na 1,694$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,721$ 1,696$ 1,696$

Interior Trim na 1,386$ 1,425$ 1,425$ 1,425$ 1,425$ 1,427$ 1,427$ 1,426$ 1,555$ 1,716$

Final Material na 386$ 386$ 386$ 386$ 386$ 386$ 386$ 386$ 372$ 372$

Garage Door Oper. na 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 301$ 283$

Total -$ 20,105$ 20,632$ 20,798$ 20,778$ 20,715$ 20,439$ 20,439$ 20,816$ 19,514$ 18,229$

2. Basic 2-Story on Slab2,080 sq. ft. of living area, 500 sq. ft. garage


Framing na 16,396$ 17,177$ 17,484$ 17,380$ 17,415$ 16,615$ 16,615$ 16,718$ 15,395$ 13,162$

Roof na 3,073$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,091$ 3,063$ 3,012$

Fireplace na 1,098$ 1,098$ 1,114$ 1,114$ 1,114$ 1,114$ 1,114$ 1,114$ 1,095$ 1,053$

Drywall na 2,330$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 2,451$ 1,961$ 1,654$


Exterior Trim na 1,438$ 1,402$ 1,402$ 1,402$ 1,402$ 1,419$ 1,419$ 1,419$ 1,831$ 1,703$

Garage Door na 758$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 703$ 840$ 798$


Garage Door Oper. na 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 1,225$ 287$ 269$


Interior Trim na 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 287$ 3,686$ 3,860$

Total -$ 31,202$ 32,089$ 32,412$ 32,308$ 32,343$ 31,560$ 31,560$ 31,663$ 30,980$ 28,179$

3. Custom Ranch with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch3,034 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 598 sq. ft. garage


Framing ns 23,788$ 24,037$ 24,452$ 24,581$ 24,619$ 23,849$ 23,849$ 24,302$ 24,003$ 20,659$

Roof na 4,303$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,336$ 4,882$ 4,809$

Exterior Door na 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,907$ 1,894$ 2,000$

Garage Door na 889$ 889$ 889$ 889$ 889$ 889$ 889$ 889$ 1,061$ 1,007$

Fireplace na 2,288$ 2,288$ 2,341$ 2,341$ 2,341$ 2,341$ 2,341$ 2,341$ 2,337$ 2,277$

Deck na 5,856$ 5,871$ 5,871$ 5,554$ 5,554$ 5,560$ 5,560$ 5,578$ 1,069$ 962$

Drywall na 3,208$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 3,376$ 2,701$ 2,279$

Exterior Door na 723$ 673$ 673$ 673$ 673$ 678$ 678$ 678$ 727$ 731$

Interior Trim na 6,413$ 6,580$ 6,580$ 6,580$ 6,580$ 6,580$ 6,580$ 6,583$ 7,133$ 7,600$




Total -$ 53,966$ 54,573$ 55,041$ 54,853$ 54,891$ 54,132$ 54,132$ 54,606$ 49,820$ 46,318$

4. Custom 2-Story with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch4,081 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 562 sq. ft. garage


Framing na 28,490$ 29,866$ 30,518$ 30,686$ 30,805$ 29,448$ 29,448$ 29,782$ 28,835$ 24,607$

Roof na 5,516$ 5,549$ 5,548$ 5,549$ 5,549$ 5,549$ 5,549$ 5,549$ 6,190$ 6,084$


Garage Doors na 977$ 977$ 977$ 977$ 977$ 977$ 977$ 977$ 1,168$ 1,108$

Fireplace na 5,724$ 5,724$ 5,851$ 5,851$ 5,851$ 5,851$ 5,851$ 5,851$ 5,724$ 5,580$

Drywall na 3,704$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,898$ 3,119$ 2,631$

Exterior Trim na 1,956$ 1,729$ 1,729$ 1,729$ 1,729$ 1,826$ 1,826$ 1,826$ 2,347$ 2,340$

Deck na 4,041$ 4,043$ 3,993$ 3,910$ 3,981$ 4,060$ 4,060$ 4,070$ 4,265$ 3,845$


Interior Trim na 4,704$ 4,826$ 4,847$ 4,832$ 4,832$ 4,842$ 4,842$ 4,847$ 5,053$ 5,264$



Total -$ 63,479$ 65,039$ 65,788$ 65,859$ 66,049$ 64,878$ 64,878$ 65,227$ 64,982$ 59,836$