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Board of Directors Page 4 President’s MessagePage 5 Traveling Artwork Page 6 April Social ReviewPage 8 May Social FlyerPage 9 NAHB Workforce Development ArticlePage 10 & 11 America’s Ride Flyer

Page 16 & 17 Parade Of Homes Information Page 20 - 22 Membership’s Corner Page 23 Feature Articles Page 25 & 26 Building PermitsPage 27 & 28 BHHBA Calendars

CONTENTS

Ad Index BHHBA Staff

PRESIDENTDean HedrickHult Homes, LLC605-393-5059

1ST VICE PRESIDENTMutch UseraBlack Hills Power605-716-3951 PAST PRESIDENTTyler TribbyPremier Home Mortgage605-716-7373

BOARD ADVISORJeff WeidenbachWeidenbach Bros. Const.605-391-4748

SECRETARYDaene BoomsmaBoom Construction605-381-5707

TREASURERShane RegelinHeartland Pella605-341-2045

DIRECTORSMutch UseraBlack Hills Power605-716-3951

Shane RegelinHeartland Pella605-341-2045

JM Custom HomesJerry Mills605-209-3341

Teri McNallyBlack Hills Community Bank605-391-6662

DIRECTORS ContinuedZach GimpelGreat Plains Builders, LLC 605-431-9810

Travis TuckerKeystone Homes307-286-4129

Bryan MehlhaffMehlhaff Construction605-381-3417

Jeremy MuthSelect Construction605-391-5339

Darin HowieHowie Construction, LLC605-381-3666

NATIONALDIRECTORSJeff LageVillaggio, LLC605-381-2003

Curt CartwrightRC Window & Glass605-343-4999

NATIONALALT. DIRECTORSJay MendelMendel’s Masonry 605-431-1900

Mutch UseraBlack Hills Power605-716-3951

SDHBA BOARDDean HedrickHult Homes, LLC307-265-0927

SDHBA BOARD Cont. Gale DavisRushmore Companies605-343-7076

Dave ViallBuilding Products, Inc.605-877-0975

Randy Olivier The Real Estate Group 605-343-8800

Travis TuckerKeystone Home, LLC307-286-4129

Dwight EichCustom Homes by Eich605-390-2809

SDHBA BOARDALTERNATESZach ShullKnecht Home Center605-342-4840

Jennifer LandguthLage Construction605-348-0542

Shane RegelinHeartland Pella605-341-2045

Teri McNallyBlack Hills Community Bank605-391-6662

April BoomsmaAflac970-531-3562

Amber Irving State Farm Gregg Fullerton 605-484-7110

LIFE DIRECTORSJennifer LandguthLage Construction605-348-0542

Ralph SiemonsmaSiemonsma Construction605-641-1691

SENIOR LIFEDIRECTORDuane Bickett, Bickett’s Construction 605-366-2203

BHHBA STATE PAC TRUSTEEDwight EichCustom Homes by Eich605-390-2809

Jay Mendel Mendel’s Masonry & Construction 605-431-1900

EX OFFICIO SDHBA Executive Officers

SDHBA PRESIDENTPaul Nelson Nelson Construction 605-334-4149

SDHBA FIRST V.P.Ross JonesJones Construction605-381-1195

SDHBA SECOND V.P. Jay MendelMendel’s Masonry 605-431-1900

SDHBA PAST PRESIDENTJeff Lage, Villaggio, LLC605-381-2003

SDHBA TREASURERPat Tollefson, Insurance Plus 605-225-4270

SDHBA SECRETARYHeathe Schnee, Builders First Source 605-280-9688

SDHBA NATIONAL BUILDER DIRECTORTony KneelandKneeland Construction605-881-1833

SDHBA NATIONAL ASSOCIATE DIRECTORCandi Menke, B.H. Federal Credit Union (Sioux Falls Branch) 605-359-6507

SDHBA NATIONAL ALT. BUILDER DIRECTORGeorge Houtman 605-690-1620

SDHBA NATIONAL ALT. ASSOCIATE DIRECTORPat Tollefson, Insurance Plus 605-225-4270

SDHBA NATIONAL PAC TRUSTEE FOR SDJeff Lage, Villaggio, LLC605-381-2003

SDHBA STATE REPRE-SENTATIVE FOR SD Duane Bickett, Bickett’s Construction 605-366-2203

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Mike Dupre, Sales [email protected]

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www.blackhillshomebuilders.com Home Builder Happenings May 2018 BHHBA 3

From the President


Dean HedrickHult Homes, LLC

2018 BHHBA President

Happy May Day and Cinco de Mayo Everyone! Maybe Spring will finally decide to arrive for good! As always, there’s a LOT going on at BHHBA. Our Spring Parade of Homes is this weekend. There are 22 wonderful homes on this year’s Parade – with all categories of home being represented. Get out and take a

look to see what’s new and exciting in building in 2018. It should be fun! Our April Hall of Fame Social was an amazing evening. Congratu-lations again to Jeff Lage and Dan Staeffler – this year’s recipients. Well deserved guys...we appreciate all you have done for this organization of ours. Our May Social (Tuesday, May 15th) is our first Social of the season at the Warehouse. This is our Builder Appreciation Social. Knecht’s is our sponsor for the night and will be flipping burgers. I would like to see as many builders as possible attend this event. I feel it is extremely important that we as build-ers get together periodically to discuss our successes, as well as our obstacles for efficient building. Besides that

– the burgers are awesome! Hope to see you all there. One of my installation points was “There is no greater gift than the gift of Education.” The Scholarship and Education Committee will be an-nouncing our scholarship recipients at the May Social. They have done an amazing job of raising money for the scholarship fund. Thanks to all who have supported them in their hard work. Enjoy what BHHBA has to offer. It continues to be an honor and privilege to serve as your President – I hope you all are having as much fun as I am. WATCH US GO!

Dean


The HIGH BIDDERS of the traveling art silent auction fundraiser were announced after the Home Show: The “1922 Wild Turkey Restoration Stamp” Piece by Arthur Anderson went to Terry Pechota.

The “When Guns Speak” piece by: Charles M. Russel went to Amanda Kirschenmon.

The traveling art fundraiser is a year-round silent auction that features quality artwork pieces donated for auction to support the BHHBA Scholarship program. The BHHBA gives out two

scholarships annually in the amount of $1,000 each to two deserving students, with preference given to members and member families, as well as to students going into a Construction Industry field of study. The traveling art silent auction

fundraiser will continue through 2018.

The next traveling art exhibit will feature one piece. The Art work is a “Titanic Tribute” (Authentic Memorabilia). The current location of the traveling art exhibit is at Builders FirstSource from April 18th through May 4th. Other display locations will be announced as the artwork travels. The winning bidder will be announced after the 2018 June Social.

If you have questions about the BHHBA Scholarship program, please contact the BHHBA Office at 605-348-7850.

BHHBA Traveling Art Fundraiser for Scholarship Program


April Social Review

Over 100 people attended the April Social where in Dan Staeffler and Jeff Lage were inducted in to the

BHHBA Hall of Fame.

Congratulations to Dan & Jeff and thank you for years of support and dedication to

the Black Hills Home Builders. A special thank you to Builders FirstSource for sponsoring the evening.

Thank You To Our April Social Sponsor:


2018 Builder Appreciation Social

Tuesday May 15, 2018BHHBA Warehouse Social

3121 W. Chicago St.

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24 Hour Cancellation Policy Applies- No shows will be billed.If you RSVP By Facebook you will be charged. If you are on the meals program and don’t RSVP you will be charged $5.00.

To RSVP: Call: 605-348-7850, Fax: 605-348-7864, Click “Going” on Facebook, or Email: [email protected]

• Social Hour at 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm• Dinner Served at 6:15 pm• Adults $18 with Early RSVP (before noon on 5/14/18) • $23 For Late RSVP or Walk-In

24 hour cancellation policy applies No-shows will be billed

Join us at the BHHBA Warehouse for Burgers ‘n Brats (Grilled by Knecht Home Center Staff),

along with multiple Prize Drawings also from Knecht!

Guest Speaker

Shantel Krebs

SD Secretary of

State

Attend the May social to recognize the 2018

Scholarship Recipients Garrett Buckingham &

Tyler Kleinsasser


South Dakota Builder Associations Aberdeen HBARachel Dix, Executive Vice Pres.PO Box 201, Aberdeen, SD 57401Phone: 605-225-2055Fax: 605-225-2365Email: [email protected]

Black Hills HBACheryl Bettmeng, Executive Vice President3121 W Chicago St., Rapid City, SD 57702Phone: 605-348-7850Fax: 605-348-7864Email: cbettmeng@blackhillshomebuilders.comwww.blackhillshomebuilders.com

Brookings Regional BANancy Ahlers, Executive Vice PresidentPO Box 323, Brookings, SD 57006Phone: 605-692-5405Fax: 605-692-5406Email: [email protected]@brookings.com

Lewis & Clark HBAJulie Oden, Executive Vice PresidentPO Box 582, Yankton, SD 57078Phone: 605-661-7215Fax: 605-260-8526Email: [email protected]

Watertown Area HBAJulie Kneelend, Executive Vice President110 8th Avenue S.E. #2, Watertown, SD57201Phone: 605-878-3033Fax: 605-878-3034Email: [email protected]/sd/wahba

HBA of the Sioux EmpireJulie Terrell, Executive Vice President6904 S. Lyncrest Pl., Sioux Falls, SD 57108Phone: 605-361-8322Fax: 605-361-8329Email: [email protected]

Oahe HBAHeather Davidson, Executive Vice PresidentContact: President Nick OsterkampPO Box 221, Pierre, SD 57501Phone: 605-222-5235Fax: [email protected]

South Dakota HBA Natasha BrehmerPO Box 1218, Pierre, SD 57501Phone: 605-224-2761Fax: 605-224-0820Email: [email protected]

National Association of Home BuildersJerry Howard1201 15th St NW, Washington D.C., 20005-2800Phone: 202-266-8200Fax: 202-266-8400www.nahb.org

On April 3, 2018, SDHBA 2018 President Paul Nelsen, Heath Sch-nee from Builders FirstSource in Pierre and Randy Olivier with the Real Estate Group in Rapid City had the privilege to join the Gov-ernor and First Lady Daugaard at the governor’s mansion in Pierre, SD as guests for the Western Governor’s Association luncheon. Jim Ogsbury, Executive Director of the WGA, thanked everyone for attending and expressed that our governor has done an exemplary job as chairman of the association. He also thanked the sponsors for their continued support and contributions to the Western Governor’s Association. The governor then spoke about South Dakota and workforce development. Afterwards, attendees were given a per-sonal tour of the capitol building and had the opportunity to climb the spiral ladder to the dome as well as enter the supreme court chamber and senate and congress chambers.

While the group represented the South Dakota Home Builders As-sociation, they were also granted the privilege to join the luncheon because of the sponsorship provided by the National Association of Home Builders. Our governor’s platform topic as chairman of the Western Governor’s Association is workforce development and it will continue to gain momentum in the Western states even after his chairmanship comes to an end in June 2018.

Our goal in our SDHBA Homebuilder’s workforce development committee is to plug into the programs that are already available to us, in large part because of our governor and his staff, and that is what we hope to bring to each quarterly SDHBA meeting; knowl-edge to make good decisions about workforce and then the steps needed to implement our remarkable organization into the com-munities across the state, which will also work into the local HBA Workforce Development committees. If we can create sustainable programs and learn from each association what best practices are working, we can improve the workforce opportunity for all of us!

Thank you to Natasha Brehmer our SDHBA State Executive Of-ficer, to Paul Nelsen our SDHBA President and to NAHB for setting up this amazing opportunity to interact with some great people.

WESTERN GOVERNOR’S ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON


NAHB wants to make sure that there are plenty of employment opportunities for young people interested in the home building industry – and that young people continue to be interested in pursuing a career building the homes of tomorrow.

The association does that through its support of HBI, the workforce development arm of NAHB and its career-building programs including Job Corps, Pre-Apprenticeship Certificate Training (PACT) and Residential Construction Superintendent Certification

NAHB also supports and advocates for local, state and federal funds used to support industry-sponsored and validated programs that have

been proven to be successful: the Job Corps and PACT programs are cost-effective means of providing training and employment opportunities to individuals who are unable to compete in the labor market and of supplying the construction industry with a source of well-trained and motivated workers.

In addition, NAHB has a vibrant, healthy student chapters program for both high school and college-age youth, sponsors the Residential Construction Management Competition at the International Builders’ Show, and looks for opportunities to showcase home building careers.

Policy StatementNAHB strives to promote positive

working relationships between state and local HBAs and career and technical education institutions to promote and advance careers in the home building industry.

Why It MattersEnsuring a consistent, reliable influx of new workers is important in an industry that is continuing to grow.

NAHB members are passionate about their trade and professions. Nothing is more rewarding than being able to provide a home of one’s own to a young family. NAHB members also derive personal and professional satisfaction from mentoring construction management students in college programs and the budding carpenters, roofers and others interested in the trades.

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Committee of The Month Parade of Homes

We have some great weather for the Spring Parade of Homes, so we are hoping for a big turnout.

The homes are all looking great! We have 22 homes in the Spring Parade, with a variety of price ranges.

A big thank you to our Parade of Homes Sponsors: Knecht Home Center and Builders FirstSource. The Parade Preview Bus Tour will be the Friday, May 4, prior to the May 5 and 6 event. Space will be limited, call the BHHBA office in order to get a seat (605-348-7850). Thank you to our bus sponsor: First American Title Company. Thanks also to the staff of the BHHBA and the members of the Parade of Homes Committee for all the work they have invested in this event. Great job! While you are out touring the houses, be sure to chat with the builders and tell them thank you for participating in the event.

See you there!Jeff Weidenbach

Jeff Weidenbach Parade of Homes Committee Chair

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A federally mandated review of the Environmental Pro-tection Agency’s problematic Lead: Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule has concluded that, despite the lack of an accurate lead paint test kit, the rule should remain the same.

While acknowledging that “a lead test kit meeting the rule’s positive response criterion has not come to market,” the agency concluded that the benefits of lead-safe work practices “continue to exceed its costs,” which NAHB Remodelers have demonstrated can be considerable.

“Of course, we are disappointed that EPA has not yet seen

fit to amend the rule, but we will continue to push the agency to direct enforcement to protect the target popula-tion the rule was designed for: children under the age of six and pregnant women,” said NAHB Remodelers Chair Joanne Theunissen, CGP, CGR.

NAHB is now analyzing the review, including the new cost-benefit analysis provided by the agency, and more details will follow. For additional information, contact Tamra Spielvogel.

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The U.S.-Canada softwood lumber trade dispute, housing finance reform and tax-related housing issues were on the agenda when NAHB Senior Officers met with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin in Washington, D.C. yesterday (April 24, 2018).

“We covered several important issues at the meeting,” said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel. “Right off the bat, we hit on lumber tariffs and explained the impact they are having on housing affordability and the overall economy. Hopefully, the Treasury secretary will advise President Trump to help us.”

The Commerce Department has imposed tariffs averaging more than 20% on Canadian softwood lumber entering the U.S, resulting in sharp increases in lumber prices that are hurting American home builders and home buyers alike. The increase in the cost of lumber since the beginning of 2017 has been enough to drive up the price of the aver-age new single-family home by more than $6,000 and the market value of an average new multifamily housing unit by roughly $2,400.

Given expected levels of residential single-family production, Mnuchin called these figures “staggering,” and expressed true concern that higher lumber costs stemming from the tariffs could impede the housing and overall economic recovery.

On another key area, Mnuchin said he believes it is

important that the administration and Congress move forward on housing finance reform and he expressed support for an important NAHB priority: Ensuring the federal government continues to provide a backstop to maintain the availability of the affordable 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, which has been a staple of the U.S. housing finance system since the 1930s.

NAHB Senior Officers also made the Treasury Secretary aware of an emerging issue regarding the new tax law that could increase developers’ sewer and water costs. Some for-profit utilities are interpreting a little-known tax change in a way that is forcing developers to pay substantially more for contributions in aid of construction (CIACs).

Under the new tax law, some CIACs – such as sewage infrastructure or cash payments made to utilities for extending water lines – are considered taxable to a utility if it is a privately-owned, for-profit entity. In some states, affected utilities have begun to notify developers that they will pass this new tax liability onto the builder.

Mnuchin told the NAHB Senior Officers that the Treasury will advise Congress to remedy the situation. NAHB is also actively working with the affected states and engaged in conversations with lawmakers on this topic.


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Help Us to Welcome These New Members for April.

If you see them around, be sure to say “Hi” or invite them to the next social!

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BY RECRUITING, INVOLVING, AND RETAINING MEMBERS, SPIKES STRENGTHEN AND

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SPIKE credits are earned by recruiting and retaining. NAHB recognizes and rewards your membership development ef-forts with a SPIKE Club awards program. Awards are earned beginning with six credits and at increments of 25, 50, 100 etc. until the All-Time Big SPIKE level is achieved at 1,500 credits. At 50d, 100d, 150d and 250d levels you can choose among several distinctive awards. To achieve SPIKE status, you must earn six credits within two consecutive membership years (November 1 through October 1) to retain SPIKE status, and become a LIFE SPIKE, you must earn a minimum of one SPIKE credit (new or retention) each membership year until you reach a total of 25 credits.

For more information on the SPIKE Awards program, log on to www.nahb.org or stop by the BHHBA office for a free brochure.

NAHB SPIKE Rosters typically run at least one month behind, so if you recruited last month, this roster may not yet reflect your current numbers.

Royal SPIKES:150.50 and beyond

Curt Cartwright 343.00Ralph Siemonsma 332.00Duane Bickett 201.50Jennifer Landguth 179.50Bob Leonard 175.00Ross Jones 161.50Jim Tolley 158.50

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David Reyelts 134.00Mutch Usera 104.00

Green SPIKES:50.50 - 100.00

William Morrison 97.00Darin Howie 94.50Rod Cowling 80.50Al Weidenbach 71.00 Mike Tennyson 70.50 Paula Lewis 67.50 Randy Cariveau 62.00Dan Staeffler 59.50 Gale Davis 59.00

Life SPIKES:25.50 - 50.00

Bryan Mehlhaff 47.00Jeff Lage 46.00Tyler Tribby 46.50Jeff Carsrud 44.00 Rick Borden 42.50 Jeff Weidenbach 42.00 Dave Viall 37.50Daene Boomsma 34.50 Tony Thompson 30.50Ron Sjodin 29.50 Dwight Eich 28.50Rick Askvig 28.00 Jeff Mehlhaff 28.00Jay Mendel 27.50

Blue SPIKES:6.00 - 25.00

Todd Eliason 20.00Dick Cuka 19.50Drue Schroeder 17.50 Seth Green 17.00Dean Hedrick 14.50Brett McManigal 14.50Russ Johnson 14.00Jerry Berndt 14.00 Perry Grosz 11.50 Ken Kirkeby 11.50Steve Fenenga 11.00 Bob Gengler 10.00 Rich Palmer 9.50 Brian Bennett 9.00Robert Sharp 8.50James Buchholz 8.50Douglas Jones 7.50Kent Guthrie 7.00Rod Martin 7.00Shane Regelin 7.00Dan Maguire 6.50Sam Benne 6.50Desi Mendel 6.50Jesse Welbig 6.00Randy Olivier 6.00

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Membership Minute

Mike Dupre Sales Director

Do you have a new member that you have been trying to recruit? May is the month to finally get them to commit. Spikes can earn triple points for recruiting a new Builder or Associate member in May! Don’t

miss our Membership drive taking place at Alside Supply on Wednesday, May 23rd from 11 am to 1 pm. There will be food and prizes, so come have lunch and bring any potential mem-bers to meet the gang!

The May 15th social is the Builder Appreciation BBQ, held at the BHHBA warehouse and is sponsored by Knecht Home Center. Our guest speaker for this social is Shantel Krebs, SD Secretary of State. This is always a fun event and we look forward to seeing many Builders and potential new members at this event!

The 2018 Scholarships will also be awarded at the May social. This year’s recipients are Tyler

Kleinsasser and Garrett Buckingham. These two young people stood out among the best of many applicants this year, and we are thrilled to help them as they take the next step to achieve their goals!

April was a busy month for the BHHBA! We had a great Hall of Fame induction this year, thanks go out to Builders FirstSource for sponsoring the April mixer. It was a fun evening of networking with other members! So far, 2018 socials have been very well attended. If you haven’t been to a social yet this year please take the time to join us at least once and come see what networking opportunities your membership has to offer!



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Sales of newly built single-family homes rose 4% in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 694,000 units after an upwardly revised February report, according to newly released data from HUD and the Census Bureau. This the second highest reading since the Great Recession.

“The March new home sales report is consistent with our solid builder confidence readings over the past several months,” said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel. “As con-sumer confidence grows and more prospective buyers en-ter the housing market, the sales numbers should continue to make gains.”

Regionally, new home sales rose 28.3% in the West and 0.8% in the South. Sales decreased 2.4% in the Midwest and 54.8% in the Northeast.

“We saw sales move forward in the West and the South regions, which is in line with recent evidence of faster growth in population, employment and single-family construction in these areas,” said NAHB senior economist Michael Neal. “But with nationwide economic growth and favorable demographics, we can expect continued strengthening of the housing market across the country.”

The inventory of new home sales for sale was 301,000 in March, which is a 5.2-month supply at the current sales pace. The median sales price of new houses sold was $337,200.


New Home Sales Climb 4% in March

About Those Changes to the Business Interest DeductionThe business interest deduction has been a staple of the tax code for over a century and a key tool for the home building industry: Debt is a critical financing tool, and access to equity markets is challenging for the majority of home builders.

The new tax law places limitations on the business interest deduction and the treatment of business interest expenses. The good news: An exception was made for real estate businesses.

The result is that if these businesses like the way the busi-ness interest deduction previously functioned, they may keep the deduction in full. If they would rather abide by the broad limitation on deductibility, they may opt out of this exception.

The decision is particularly important because it locks a taxpayer indefinitely into whatever treatment they choose and comes with tradeoffs regarding the new depreciation rules.

The bottom line is that if your business typically spends less than $1 million on capital expenditures, you are already getting the benefit of expensing. Generally speak-ing, this means you can decide to keep the full business interest deduction without actually facing a tradeoff with more generous depreciation rules.

While deciding what option is best, business owners should keep in mind that real property (i.e. structures) must be depreciated using the Alternative Depreciation Schedule. For residential rental property, this means de-preciating the cost over 30 years (3.33% per year) rather than 27.5 years (3.64% per year).

And here is some more good news: there’s a brand-new Tax Reform Toolkit post on Eye on Housing that talks about the changes to the business interest deduction and common scenarios for builders in more detail. “Taken from NAHB Now”

Permits Permits Permits Permits Est. Value Est. Value Est. Value Est. ValueMar. ‘18 2018 Total Mar. ‘17 2017 Total Mar. ‘18 2018 Total Mar. ‘17 2017 Total

City of Rapid City 21 46 17 39 $3,496,659 $8,559,379 $4,037,507 $8,771,021

Pennington County 9 12 3 10 $2,683,490 $3,452,230 $479,275 $1,995,820Box Elder 11 18 7 15 $1,642,700 $2,757,450 $1,090,000 $2,485,000Spearfish 5 11 12 18 $1,235,000 $1,379,000 $4,271,000 $6,410,325Deadwood 0 0 1 2 $0 $0 $201,782 $321,782Meade County 0 1 15 20 $0 $162,000 $2,815,300 $321,782

Total 46 88 55 104 $9,057,849 $18,241,059 $12,894,864 $24,151,182

REDWATER HOMES 1733 RUSSELL ST Single Family $280,000

EARTH-CON EXCAVATING 2197 ARROWHEAD CIR. Single Family $225,000 DMD CONSTRUCTION 2260 SUNTORY AVE. Single Family $225,000 DMD CONSTRUCTION 2238 SUNTORY AVE. Single Family $235,000 MATSON CONSTRUCTION 8116 BROOKS LP. Single Family $270,000

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HORZION HOMES 3104 ELDERBERRY BLVD. Single Family $134,767

ALL AROUND CNST. 5021 CHARMWOOD DR. Single Family $165,240ALL AROUND CNST. 5011 CHARMWOOD DR. Single Family $165,240SELECT CNST. 1551 BRISTOL CT. Single Family $165,286CHAD ZANDSTRA CNST. 2704 CAKEBREAD CT. Single Family $204,929NESLAND CNST. 231 JASPER LN. Single Family $189,960TESCHER DEVELOPMENT 94 BAR FIVE RANCH RD. Single Family $194,995HORZION HOMES 3034 OLIVE GROVE CT. Single Family $165,557CAEKAERT CNST. 606 TOPAZ LN. Single Family $201,358ELITE CUSTOM HOMES 4009 KYLE ST. Single Family $114,115TRIPLE J CNST. 3111 OLIVE GROVE CT. Single Family $153,322SELECT CNST. 3101 TATE CT. Single Family $132,757PLUM CREEK HOMES 3024 OLIVE GROVE CT. Single Family $170,441SLATE RIDGE BUILDERS 6125 CLOUD PEAK DR. Single Family $214,492MOONLIGHT CNST. 2751 JOHNSON RANCH RD. Single Family $102,720MOONLIGHT CNST. 2760 JOHNSON RANCH RD. Single Family $121,782MOONLIGHT CNST. 2741 JOHNSON RANCH RD. Single Family $96,622MOONLIGHT CNST. 2750 JOHNSON RANCH RD. Single Family $96,622MEHLHAFF CNST 662 STUMER RD. Single Family $375,490K & S CUSTOM HOMES 3131 OLIVE GROVE CT. Single Family $154,502K & S CUSTOM HOMES 3530 NAZRETH LN. Single Family $176,462

TNT HOMES & CONSTRUCTION 507 BULL RUN DR Single Family $195,000 TNT HOMES & CONSTRUCTION 525 BULL RUN DR Single Family $175,000 PULIS CONSTRUCTION 113 HAYDEN DR Single Family $62,000 TNT HOMES & CONSTRUCTION 541 ANTIETAM DR Single Family $170,000 VERSATILE CONSTRUCTION CO 508 PRIDE CT Single Family $140,000 VERSATILE CONSTRUCTION CO 512 PRIDE CT Single Family $120,000 VERSATILE CONSTRUCTION CO 604 CIVIL WAY Single Family $140,000 TNT HOMES & CONSTRUCTION 537 MACE DR Single Family $200,000 VERSATILE CONSTRUCTION CO 601 CIVIL WAY Single Family $110,000 NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES 473 STEALTH LN Single Family $145,700 TYCON INC 1208 KODIAK DR Single Family $185,000

Box Elder Building Permits

Rapid City Building PermitsSHADRACH HOWIE 23486 BRAHMAN LN Single Family $152,785SHADRACH HOWIE 23478 BRAHMAN LN Single Family $121,650BURRUS SHELBY 5950 GREEN VALLEY DR Single Family $288,695BODEN CONSTRUCTION 23806 ANNA CT Single Family $216,500COUSIN CONSTRUCTION 5440 TIMBERLINE TRAIL Single Family $399,165SHANNON SCHAD DESIGN 9160 IVORY CLIFFS LN Single Family $572,555FOOTHILLS HOMES 13654 PASQUE FLOWER CT Single Family $175,500CODY BELITZ 5511 BRIDGE DR Single Family $106,800MMI BUILDING 5409 WILLAMS ST Multi- Family $649,840

Meade CountyDeadwoodThere were no Building Permits for the following Cities/Countys:

March 2018 Building Permits

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