March 2017 issue

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HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

NEWSBRIEF

The Official Newsletter of the Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest IL

To promote, educate and advocate for the Residential Building & Remodeling Industry; providing

resources that benefit industry professionals and consumers in the communities we serve.

Front row left to right: Suzie Quinton, HBA Director of Member Services & Events, Beth Jacob 2nd Vice President, Jacob Family Enterprises, Robb Treat – Guaranteed Rate, Mindy Shafer – Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Michelle Null – Benchmark Title, David Padgett President – Padgett Building & Remodeling, Sue Schultz - Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard, Barbara Markham – RE/MAX Preferred – The Markham Network, Tracy Butler – HBA Executive Officer Back row left to right: Jeff Schmidt Immediate Past President -RLP Development, Chris Matteo – Fulford Homes, Ryan Butler - Remington Properties, Joe Knox – Copious Technologies, Mike Rathgeb – Spencer Homes, Robert Dee Jr.,– Homes by Deesign, Mark Fulford – Fulford Construction, Mark Vogt – Vogt Builders, Joel Keel – Custom Floors & More, Joe Lanahan 1st Vice President – Joe Lanahan Construction Services, Aaron Klemme - Klemme Construction, Ken Diel - Diel & Forguson, Ron Padgett – Padgett Building & Remodeling, Jerry Yaekel – Yaekel & Associates, John Snapat – Fulford Home Remodeling, Art Stumpf – AUTCOhome Appliances, Norm Etling - St. Clair County, Jason Klein – Ameren Illinois Not present: Jeff Lantz Jr. - Lantz Homes, Inc., Jason Huelsmann – New Tradition Homes, Matt Brandmeyer - Madison County Planning & Development

HBA members and extended family joined us for the 2017

Installation & Industry Awards Banquet. The evening started

with a large crowd at the PAC Government Official Reception

including Congressmen, State Senators, State Representatives

and Mayors.

The banquet began with video testimonials from our members

and supporters. This year each entry of the Remodeler of

Distinction Award was shared with a video presentation. 2016

President, Jeff Schmidt presented the Presidential Citations and

thanked everyone for their support of our industry and

appreciation for keeping the HBA strong.

The Lifetime Achievement award is the main surprise of the

evening for one deserving member - Len Wolf! Then onto the

Installation of our officers and finally, the moment everyone

was waiting for, the Installation of our 2017 President, David

Padgett.

We are grateful to all those that continue to support the HBA

and look forward to keeping members involved, informed and

proud to be part of the only local residential building industry

trade association.

Inside this edition you will find more event details and plenty of

pictures to enjoy from this 2017 kick off event.

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Government Official Reception

Pre–Party Event

Barbara Markham

Art Stumpf

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Installation Banquet

Remodelers of Distinction Award Winners

Addition Renovation - Jacob Family Enterprises

Basement Renovation - J.T. McDermott Remodeling Contractors

Bathroom Renovation - Fulford Home Remodeling

Commercial Renovation - Drake Construction

Exterior Renovation - Butler Home Improvement

Insurance Restoration - Klemme Construction

Kitchen Renovation- Pace Design & Construction

Multiple Room Renovation - Padgett Building & Remodeling

Waterproofing Renovation - Helitech Waterproofing & Foundation Repair

Whole House Renovation - Joe Lanahan Construction Services

Judge’s Choice Basement Renovation - Fulford Home Remodeling

Director’s Choice Structural Renovation - Helitech Waterproofing & Foundation Repair

President’s Choice Kitchen Renovation - J.T. McDermott Remodeling Contractors

The emcee for the evening Chris Matteo with Fulford Homes is shown above

welcoming our attendees, thanking our sponsors and introducing our special guests.

Our 2016 President Jeff Schmidt with RLP Development thanked the Board of

Directors and members for their dedication and service over the past year. “As

much as we have accomplished this year I feel the most significant thing we have

done in 2016, is to set into motion many exciting opportunities for our

organization. Opportunities that will come to fruition in the coming months and

years. It is with great anticipation that I look forward to the many changes that

our new leadership will bring. God Bless all of you, your families, and your

businesses.

As a token of our appreciation for his outstanding year Jeff received his Presidential

Plaque provided by First American Title to retire his gavel on along with his official

NAHB Past President pin.

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The Mary Schmitt Award for Outstanding Industry Service

RECOGNITION OF your willingness to step forward and take on additional responsibilities during difficult times. IN APPRECIATION OF your dedication and commitment to moving the association forward in a positive way. IN GRATITUDE FOR your response to the needs of our industry with an outstanding attitude and efficiency that has established a professional standard for all. WITH THE ADMIRATION OF your peers who praise your performance and involvement on multiple committees, Councils, volunteering and participation at events.

Lifetime Achievement Award

The Lifetime Achievement Award was

presented to Leonard Wolf for his 41

years of hard work and dedication at the

Belleville News-Democrat as a marketing

consultant to home builders, remodelers

and realtors.

Thank you to our

Lifetime Achievement Award

plaque sponsor Benchmark Title & Co.

Congratulations and thank you for your continued support!

Front row left to right: Linette Warnecke w/ TheBANK of Edwardsville,

Kelli, Jean, Martin & Marty Kosydor w/ Martin Glass Company

Back row left to right: Award excepted on Scott Gruber’s behalf w/ First

Clover Leaf Bank, Aaron Klemme w/ Klemme Construction, Richard

Shemwell w/ Arrowhead Building Supply and Mike McCullough w/

Landscapes Unlimited

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Installation Banquet

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The final ceremony, Installation of the 2017 President, was performed by Ron Padgett to have all witness the oath and commitment of David Padgett as our incoming President. David received the President’s Gavel, provided by First American Title Insurance Co., along with the official NAHB Local President Pin. David’s incoming speech shared his experiences as a child growing up in the HBA and acknowledged fellow members that are also generation family companies. It is from these experiences that he encourages everyone to get the next generation involved as much as possible because the future of our industry depends on it. He also shared the importance of taking advantage of seminars and the knowledge that is available at the local, state and national levels.

“In closing, the HBA is there for you and your business if you need help. We are here to help your business succeed through second and third generations. We are here to help you continually learn to make your business better and more informed. And we are here to help our members and our elected officials to come together to make building friendly regulation or deregulation so we can all be more successful.” 2017 HBA President - David Padgett

Special thank you to everyone who helped and contributed to making this

wonderful evening possible!

Installation Banquet

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1. Extend the Vacant Lot Act to Successive Property Owners – HBAI passed this law in 2011 but it had a three-year

sunset provision. Now, all business incentives are on hold in the Illinois House until there is an overall tax increase.

2. Oppose Service Tax on Construction – Expansion of State Sales Tax to Services could bring $2.5 billion in new

dollars to Illinois. While new construction will probably be exempt, home remodeling could be hit with this

tax. SEE SB09 details on page 16

3. Support Consolidation of Local Government Units – Illinois has more units of government than any other state.

4. Impact Fee & Tap on Fee Reform – HBAI wants “specifically and uniquely attributable” standard on all impact

fees and all fees to be places in a segregated fund. There is already a bill in place for this on school impact fees from

2003 and Senators Clayborne and McCarter have proposed SB60 to address township tap on fees that we support.

5. Exempt New Homes from Transfer Taxes – New homes are assessed impact fees AND transfer taxes by some

municipalities. HBAI wants legislation prohibiting transfer taxes on homes paying impact fees.

Other Legislative Bills that are being proposed in this current session:

HB0732 – Roofers bill outlines when roofing contract is necessary for re-roof/repairs. NEUTRAL

HB0366 – Employee classification raises penalties by $500. OPPOSED

SB1355/1807 – Construction demolition debris. A municipality cannot create a monopoly for waste removal/

hauling providers. MONITOR

SB1450/HB2672 – both shell bills for Residential Building Code Acts. MONITOR

HB2816 – 5% of materials in new construction must be re-used materials. OPPOSED

HB0813 - Employment Layoff Notice, Changes current language from company with 75 employees (was 65)

layoff notice must be given in 90 days (was 60). OPPOSED

SB0981 - Prohibits Wage Inquiry. Employers would not be allowed to discuss what a potential employee has

been paid or what their pay expectations are. OPPOSED

SB1296—Requires Paid Sick Days. This is a repeat bill from last legislative session. OPPOSED

These are just the “hot topics” to share. Please consider attending the HBA event on

April 6th (page 9) to hear about all the updates on where these bills are at and how you

can help to get involved.

STATE OF ILLINOIS

2017 LEGISLATIVE

PROPOSALS & POSITIONS

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HBA Policy: Registration for this HBA Event is considered confirmation of your participation and will be invoiced if cancellation is not made within 3 days of the event.

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The US government can currently borrow at

exceptionally low interest rates. After considering

inflation, the rates are sometimes zero or even

negative, meaning that the government is effectively

getting paid to borrow. Under these circumstances

and with GDP growth quite anemic, isn’t the case for

increased borrowing overwhelming?

After all, the benefit of public investment in roads

and bridges must surely be greater than zero, right?

Maybe not!

If the economy were operating substantially below

its potential -- if the unemployment rate were high --

the case for borrowing more and running larger

budget deficits would be strong. The added stimulus

from the increase in government spending would

boost household incomes, which would increase

aggregate demand and bring the economy closer to

its full potential. That is why governments tend to

run large deficits during recessions and why there are

many counter cyclical programs like food stamps

that ramp up as the economy weakens.

However, at present, the US economy is operating

close to full capacity. The unemployment rate is

almost the best in ten years, wages are rising faster

than they have in years, and inflation, while still low,

is clearly picking up. That said, GDP growth

remains anemic at just 2%. Wouldn’t more stimulus

boost GDP? Probably not. At this point in the cycle,

more stimulus would not create much more output.

Rather, it would primarily create wage inflation, as

too many firms looking to grow would chase too few

workers, and, in the process, drive up wage growth

and inflation, since firms would attempt to pass their

higher costs of production to buyers.

To avoid this destructive inflationary spiral, the Fed

would raise interest rates. The rise in rates would

depress private investment, which would allow for

non-inflationary increased public investment.

However, it should now be obvious that the cost of

the increased public investment is the reduction in

private sector investment. Thus, the opportunity cost

of the public investment is not the very low interest

rate paid on government bonds; it is, rather, the loss

of productivity of the private investment that would

never be built, such as a new factory or warehouse.

And the productivity of that private investment is

certainly higher than the interest rate on government

bonds!

The only case, at present, for deliberately

overheating the US economy is if you believe more

stimulus can undo some of the long run damage

sustained by the economy during the Great

Recession. The idea is that by artificially and

temporarily pushing the unemployment rate way

down, some discouraged workers might be enticed

back into the labor force. Similarly, as firms find it

harder to hire enough new workers, firms might offer

existing workers more hours or convert part-time

positions into permanent ones. Firms might even

boost labor productivity by investing in workforce

training or new equipment.

While weak GDP growth is a problem, simply

running large deficits to stimulate the economy

because interest rates are low is unwise given how

low the unemployment rate already is. That said,

there is a strong argument to be made for a short-

term increase in the deficit designed to bring

previously discouraged workers who left during the

Great Recession and have yet to return. Lastly,

rather than a simple tax cut, if deficit spending is

carefully targeted to public investment that boosts

the productive capacity of the economy, it would

bring long lasting benefits to the economy that we

would enjoy for decades -- not just today.

With Interest Rates So Low

Should the Deficit be Bigger?

Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of GraphsandLaughs, LLC

He can be reached at Elliot@graphsandlaughs.net.

His daily 70 word economics and policy blog can be seen at www.econ70.com.

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$50 Team Entry (two persons/kids welcome)

Includes: Give-A-Way, Dinner, Drinks and Friendly Competition

Sponsorships to lure you!

Prize Sponsor……………………$ 200.00 Tackle Box Sponsor……............$ 100.00

Plaques with your logo to winners Give-a-way item to participants

Grub Stand Sponsor……..........$ 150.00 Bait & Hook Sponsor……..........$ 50.00 Dinner & drinks sponsor Signage at the lake

Registration: complete the following information and return it to the HBA office (please print)

___ $50 Team of two

___ $200 Prize Sponsor ___ $100 Tackle Box Sponsor

___ $150 Grub Stand Sponsor ___ $50 Bait & Hook Sponsor

___ 1 Raffle ticket for $10 ___ 3 Raffle ticket for $25

TOTAL DUE $ _______

Method of Payment:

___Member Invoice ___Check ___Visa/MasterCard*

*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

Credit Card# ___________________________________

Expiration: ______ Signature: ___________________

Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Name: _______________________________ Phone#/Email: __________________________________

Fisherman one (1) ______________________________ Fisherman two (2) ________________________________

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335

www.hbaswil.org ~ Email: hba@hbaswil.org

HBA Policy: Registration for the Fishing Tournament is

considered confirmation of your participation and will be invoiced

if cancellation is not made within 3 days of the event.

12:00 pm - Registration

1:00 pm - Drop your line

4:00 pm - Reel it in

5:00 pm - Awards

Winner Categories:

Total Team Weight $100 hourly

Prizes for Biggest Size: Bass, Catfish, Bluegill, Crappie

1st Place Team - $150 | 2nd Place Team- $100

3rd Place Team - $50

Rod & Reel Raffle ($250 value) 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $25 ~ limited # of tickets sold ~ Winner does not need to present to win

Shore Fishing at

Edwardsville Gun Club 4104 Staunton Rd., Edwardsville - (618) 656-2875

Bring your own live bait and tackle!

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2016 LOCAL NEW HOME START PERMIT REPORTS

MarketGraphics provides the HBA with these permit reports.

MarketGraphics offers many other housing and subdivision analysis

reports.

Contact them today to see how that can be of service to you directly.

Top Municipalities

YTD:

65 = Waterloo 46 = Columbia

Top Municipalities

YTD:

147 = O'Fallon 40 = Belleville 39 = Shiloh 30 = Mascoutah 29 = Swansea

Top Municipalities

YTD:

40 = Glen Carbon 39 = Troy 30 = Edwardsville 26 = Bethalto 21 = Highland

Madison County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec YTD Totals

2007 56 59 91 70 90 67 73 54 59 40 45 34 738

2008 31 40 61 66 61 40 59 92 51 38 33 17 589

2009 14 9 32 25 42 39 39 33 42 34 30 20 359

2010 18 29 35 42 34 31 31 31 45 25 29 21 371

2011 11 13 26 33 27 33 29 31 20 19 16 14 272

2012 14 10 32 27 15 26 20 58 26 22 30 20 300

2013 21 24 24 29 23 31 39 37 34 86 15 18 381

2014 11 11 16 67 21 11 22 15 27 27 15 14 257

2015 10 21 36 32 38 33 35 37 32 25 29 16 344

2016 14 19 29 30 40 27 24 25 34 28 14 10 294

Monroe County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec YTD Totals

2007 21 17 28 25 27 20 22 19 13 23 10 4 229

2008 13 10 9 14 11 8 16 10 12 10 8 5 126

2009 3 7 10 9 11 9 9 16 10 5 5 3 97

2010 11 9 13 15 12 9 18 12 9 6 7 9 130

2011 5 7 6 13 13 9 8 10 9 5 4 3 92

2012 7 6 9 14 11 9 9 10 12 7 7 5 106

2013 8 8 14 10 7 13 11 18 10 7 8 6 120

2014 2 6 14 13 8 10 7 16 7 12 8 9 112

2015 12 8 8 11 11 16 12 17 7 12 5 8 127

2016 12 8 8 10 18 15 15 10 12 12 11 7 138

St. Clair County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec YTD Totals

2007 93 87 129 98 115 100 90 80 66 70 51 49 1028

2008 63 60 49 47 76 55 48 40 38 59 23 40 598

2009 17 30 38 50 52 62 53 66 38 40 42 55 543

2010 50 49 78 86 51 45 65 67 58 42 34 47 672

2011 26 41 43 44 52 51 41 43 41 40 27 25 474

2012 27 30 47 40 33 46 35 42 27 29 32 26 414

2013 30 30 39 40 40 45 30 21 26 31 23 32 387

2014 34 24 33 25 49 46 34 33 37 35 23 17 390

2015 28 15 42 38 27 34 34 39 34 38 18 24 371

2016 32 30 44 30 40 37 27 46 41 29 40 22 418

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$105 each registration “loaded” with: 100 Rounds of Sporting Clays, Ammo, Drinks, Lunch and

Friendly Competition (Protective eye wear required)

Registration: complete the following information and return it to the HBA office (please print)

___ $105 per Sport Clay Shooter

___ $250 Snack/Soda Station (limited to 3 ONLY)

___ $200 T-shirt Sponsor

___ $150 Score Sheet Sponsor

___ $100 Station Sponsor

___ 1 Raffle Ticket for $20

___ 3 Raffle Tickets for $50

TOTAL DUE $ _______

Method of Payment: ___Member Invoice ___Check ___Visa/MasterCard*

*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

Credit Card# _________________________________________________

Expiration: ______ Signature: _________________________________

Friday,

May 12th 2017

8:00 am

Registration

NILO FARMS 15025 IL-111, Brighton, IL (618) 466-0613

“One of our Nations finest hunting & shooting facilities”

Bang for your Buck Opportunities

Snack/Soda Cart Sponsor………....…….$250 Signage & opportunity to meet with all shooters

T-shirt Sponsor…………………………….$200 Logo on the back of shirts for all shooters

Score Sheet Sponsor…………….......…..$150 Logo on all score sheets

Station Sponsor…………….….……..…..$100 Company Name on signage at a station

Gun Raffle ($1,000+ value)….……..…..$20-$50

1 ticket for $20 or 3 for $50 ~ limited # of tickets sold or $750 cash for the non-shooting enthusiast Winner does not need to be present to win

ALL SPONSORS welcome to “man their stations”

and will receive 1 comp lunch at the event.

Contact the HBA to make arrangements

Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Name: _______________________________ Phone#/Email: ___________________________________

Names of attendee(s)

_________________________________________T-shirt Size______ _________________________________________T-shirt Size______

_________________________________________T-shirt Size______ _________________________________________T-shirt Size______

_________________________________________T-shirt Size______ _________________________________________T-shirt Size______

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335

www.hbaswil.org ~ Email: hba@hbaswil.org

HBA Policy: Registration for the Sport Clay Shoot is

considered confirmation of your participation and

will be invoiced if cancellation is not made within

3 days of the event.

Sponsored by

Super X4

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February 2017 Renewed Members

Adv. Marketing Int’l, Inc. / Kitchen Craft

CMC Electric, Inc.

Fence & Deck Depot, Inc.

L.D.C. Homes, Inc.

McCullough’s Flooring Enterprise

Midwest Carpet & Duct Cleaning

Mill Hollow LLC

R.P. Lumber Company

Throm Construction Co., Inc.

Wall-Vern Products

Remodelers Council

Associated Bank (NEW)

Klemme Construction

Green Building Council

CMI Construction

J.T. McDermott Remodeling Contractors

Professional Women in Building Council

Benchmark Title Company

CA Jones, Inc. (2 members)

First National Bank of Waterloo

Garrett E. & Herschel E. Johnson RE & Dev.

Jacob Sunroom, Exteriors & Baths

R.P. Lumber (NEW)

TheBANK of Edwardsville (4 members)

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (3 members)

February 2016 New Members

Donna Green

Green Home Solutions 518 Western Ave., Collinsville IL 62234

Phone: (618) 343-0033

Email: donna.green@ghscleanair.com

Website: www.greenhomesolutions-stl.com

Lisa Adams

Marketplace Magazine 5343 Belleville Crossing St., Belleville, IL 62226

Phone: (618) 416-1839

Email: lisa.adams@marketplacemagazine.biz

Website: www.marketplacemagazineonline.com

Dr. Scott Underwood

Underwood Chiropractic, LLC 787 Sunset Blvd., Suite 200, O’Fallon, IL 62269

Phone: (618) 624-2400

Email: sunderwood@underwood-chiropractic.com

Website: www.underwood-chiropractic.com

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Home Builders Oppose SB09

New & Higher Taxes on Home Repair & Maintenance The Home Builders Association of Illinois opposes the passage of SB09, the omnibus taxation bill within the Grand Bargain, and respectfully requests a NO Vote on its consideration. SB09 will increase taxes & fees on home repair shops five times with one vote, probably a record even for Illinois [Personal & Corporate Income Tax, Business Opportunity Tax, a first-time Excise Tax, and a first-time $75 registration fee to the Illinois Dept. of Revenue). SB09 is unfair, complicated and narrow-based. Article 15 of SB09 imposes a new EXCISE TAX on the repair and maintenance of homes located here in Illinois. The 5% sales tax would cause a decline in work for repair & maintenance by about $30 million per year. This impact includes: $27 million less income for Illinois workers, 327 fewer jobs in Illinois, $5 million less in revenue for the state government and local governments within the

state, partially offsetting the increase in revenue collected under the new tax.*

Home Repair Businesses will not only get hard hit by the new taxes, they will also be hit with very confusing language on how to pay for these taxes. Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships will struggle with the payment options which will hinder customer service while conforming to state regulations.

The Service Tax on Home Ownership is a narrow based tax intended to usher in a new form of taxation for Illinois, sales taxation on the service industry. But the five sectors of the economy hit by this proposal may, or may not be, joined later by other service industries later. This would mean a hardship for a few economic sectors and a relatively small revenue stream for the state.

In the meantime, the home repair business will also get socked with other tax increases covered by SB09; Personal & Corporate Income Tax Increases; the Business Opportunity Tax: and, the fees paid annually to the Dept. of Revenue to administer collection of the EXCISE TAX.

2017 Lobby Day Tuesday, May 9th ~ 10am to 7pm

10:00 am Sangamo Club, 227 E Adams, Springfield, IL

Guest Speaker, Lunch, Issues Updates

1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Legislative Visits in a dedicated room for our group to discuss

industry issues directly with our state legislators:

Senators Clayborne, Haine, Manar, McCann, McCarter & Schimpf

and Representatives Beiser, Bourne, Bryant, Cavaletto, Costello Jr.,

Davidsmeyer, Hoffman, Meier & Stuart.

5:30pm to 7:00 pm Legislative Reception - Sangamo Club, Springfield, IL

Where the Senators and Representatives from our territory will stop by to

follow up with previous conversations in a relaxed setting with beverages

REGISTER TODAY for Lobby Day - HBA Local #1468

Name: _________________________________________________________________________________

Company name: _________________________________________________________________________

Email address/Phone# _____________________________________________________________________

Simply email to eyowell@hbai.org with the following information

and copy tbutler@hbaswil.org for car pool arrangements

*One week before Lobby Day, you will be sent an

information packet by email to prepare you for the day’s events.

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Registration Deadline: May 26, 2017

Banner/Shirt Logo Registration - $500 per logo

Name: __________________________________

Company: _______________________________

Phone #/Email __________________________________

METHOD OF PAYMENT:

___ Check Enclosed ___ Invoice Member Company

___ Charge to Visa/Mastercard*

Card# __________________________________________ *credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

Exp Date _______ Signature______________________

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois -

6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335

- Email: hba@hbaswil.org

Serve those that

Serve us at the

Scott Air Force Base

2017 Air Show!

Volunteer Registration:

Name: ___________________________

Company: ________________________

Cell# _____________________________

Email ____________________________

Shirt Size: S M L XL XXL XXXL

Shift Request:

Saturday, Jun 10 Sunday, Jun 11

___ 10am - 12 pm ___ 10am - 12 pm

___ 12pm - 2pm ___ 12pm - 2pm

___ 2pm - 4pm ___ 2pm - 4pm

Volunteers donate 2 hours to provide food service for the SAFB Air Show workers

Additional exposure on the HBA Banner displayed in front of Hangar 3 and official volunteer shirts $500 per logo

HBA members needed to show their support of

SAFB during the 2017 Air Show by providing food service to the workers at the 2017 Air Show on Saturday, June 10 & Sunday, June 11

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OFFICERS

President, Dave Padgett - Padgett Building & Remodeling Co., Inc.

1st Vice President, Joe Lanahan - Joe Lanahan Construction Services

2nd Vice President, Beth Jacob - Jacob Family Enterprises

Associate Vice President, Mindy Shafer - Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

Secretary, Jerry Yaekel, Jr. - Yaekel & Associates, Inc.

Treasurer, Robb Treat - Guaranteed Rate, Inc.

Immediate Past President, Jeff Schmidt - RLP Development

DIRECTORS

Jason Klein - Ameren Illinois

Michelle Null - Benchmark Title Company

Art Stumpf- AUTCOhome Appliances

Joe Knox - Copious Technologies

Joel Keel - Custom Floors & More

Robert Dee Jr. - Homes by Deesign

Aaron Klemme - Klemme Construction

Jeff Lantz - Lantz Homes, Inc.

Jason Huelsmann - New Tradition Homes

Barbara Markham - RE/MAX Preferred, The Markham Network

Ryan Butler - Remington Properties

Mike Rathgeb - Spencer Homes

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE DIRECTORS Ken Diel - Diel & Forguson

Mark Fulford - Fulford Construction

Chris Matteo - Fulford Homes, LLC

John Snapat, CAPS, CGR - Fulford Home Remodeling

Matt Brandmeyer - Madison County Planning & Zoning

Ron Padgett - Padgett Building & Remodeling

Norm Etling - St. Clair County

Sue Schultz - Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard P.C.

Mark Vogt - Vogt Builders, Inc.

2017 HBA Home Show Corporate Sponsors

2017 HBA Silver Annual Sponsors

2017 Home Builders Association

Platinum Annual Sponsors

2017 HBA Bronze Annual Sponsors

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6100 West Main Street

Maryville, IL 62062-6688

Office (618) 343-6331

Fax: (618) 343-6335

Email: hba@hbaswil.org

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