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Can Propane Survive This Legislative Summer | 2014 PropaneAn Industry Service of The Michigan Journal Propane Gas Association Can Propane Survive This Legislative Natural Gas Proponents Look For Ways To Limit Propane In Michigan A Worldwide Propane Truck Manufacturer We Build: We Repair: We Test & Inspect: • New, Rechassis & Used Bobtails • Accident & Full Service • DOT and Annual “V” & “K” • Custom Service & Cylinder Trucks • Engine, Transmission & Suspension • 5-year Hydro Tests • Crane, Liftgates & Service Bodies • “R” Stamp • MC330/331 Vessels • Sandblast & Paint Michigan PropaneSignatureTruck.com Gas Association 2 • www.UseMichiganPropane.com 800 • 454 • 1122 Table of Contents MPGA MISSION STATEMENT To advance safety by working for a favorable environment for propane 4 2014 MPGA Board of Directors distribution and marketing, to 5 increase its application by demonstrating Message From The President propane’s value as a clean, 7 Michigan Man Leaves Propane Legacy reliable, efficient energy source. 8 Eco-Friendly S2G Propane Truck Runs First Field-Test in Michigan 10 MPGA Members Get to See an Innovative Propane MPGA Office: Conversion Facility 1000 West St. Joseph Hwy., Suite 200 13 Propane Emergency Crew on the Move Lansing, MI 48915 15 New Law Updating Excavation Rules Will Not Affect Propane Telephone: (517) 487-2021 16 New Medical Rule for Interstate CMV Drivers Fax: (517) 485-9408 Michigan Propane Gas Association 18 Concerns Linger as Last Winter Finally Fades www.UseMichiganPropane.com 21 Be Familiar with Changes in NFPA-58 2014 22 MPGA Stands Up for Propane Providers Propane Journal Committee: 26 Propane Retailers Fight for the Fate of Michigan’s Propane Industry at Stacey Haskins, Chair, Ferrellgas the Capitol Rob Vandemark, Industrial Propane Service, Inc. 30 MPGA Report Show Downside of Nat Gas Infrastructure Build-Out David Lowe, Pro Image Communications into State Rural Areas Tom Jaenicke, ATomiK Creative Solutions, Consultant 33 Hot Topic on Capital Lawn—HB 5555 38 Michigan Students Selected for National Propane Scholarships MPGA Management and 39 In Bipartisan Compromise Michigan Raises Minimum Wage Legislation Consultants: 41 MPGA Scholarship Winners Announced Kindsvatter & Associates, Inc. 1000 West St. Joseph Hwy., Suite 200 43 Featured Marketer—Dependable LP Gas Company Lansing, MI 48915 45 Looking into Michigan Winter 2014-2015: Will it be Warmer Derek Dalling than Usual? Christian H. Kindsvatter 46 Featured Supplier—Smith Gas Liquids Company Jason Wadaga 49 What’s New! Matthew Solak Denise Stone 50 Calendar/List of Advertisers Sara McCallum Alicia Vazquez Christopher Jones Michelle Dishaw Geri Root Alicia Hansen Propane Journal is published quarterly by the Michigan Propane Gas Association, 1000 West St. Joseph Hwy, Ste. 200, Lansing, MI 48915, (517) 487-2021. The Propane Journal is paid for in part by a rebate grant from the National Propane Education & Research Council and is available for free to the marketers and the public. All inquiries and address changes should be sent to the above address. Articles written by outside authors do MPGA’s Propane Journal is dedicated to providing education not necessarily reflect the view or position of the Michigan Propane Gas Association (MPGA). MPGA’s position on key issues will be clearly stated. and safety articles for both propane consumers and marketers. The Propane Manuscripts are accepted at the approval of MPGA who reserves the right to reject or edit. The Propane Journal does not constitute endorsement of Journal is supported in part through a state rebate granted from the National the advertiser, its products or services nor does the Propane Journal make Propane Education Research Council. The Propane Journal is circulated to all any claims or guarantees as to the accuracy or validity of the advertiser’s offer and reserves the right to reject any advertising deemed unsuitable. marketers in Michigan and public interest groups across the state. Advertising rates and other information available upon request. Michigan Propane Gas Association 3 www.UseMichiganPropane.com 2014 MPGA Board of Directors Officers President Treasurer Immediate Past President Kim Godlewski, IPS Equipment, Inc. Howard Davis, Ferrellgas Kris Bowman, Bowman Gas [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1st Vice President Secretary Executive Director Marv Ockerman, Stanford LP Gas Andy VanderBoegh, Alto LP Gas Derek Dalling, Kindsvatter, Dalling & Associates [email protected] avanderboegh@@altogas.com [email protected] 2nd Vice President NPGA Representative (Not already listed Active Past Presidents on this page) Blaine Cronn, Cronn Consulting, LLC Bruce Montroy, Bergquist [email protected] [email protected] David Long Tim Miller Bob Vandemark Committee Chairs Alternative Fuels Industry Outreach Michigan PERC Propane Emergency Gary Shepherd, Stanford LP Gas Stacey Haskins, Response Network Kris Bowman, [email protected] Ferrellgas Bowman Gas Marv Ockerman, Stanford LP Gas Convention [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kim Godlewski, Long Range Planning Michigan Propane PAC Safety & Compliance IPS Equipment Kris Bowman, Larry Otto, Kandy Sweet [email protected] Bowman Gas Liberty Propane LDO & Associates Consulting, LLC Education [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tim Myers, IPS Equipment, Inc. Marketing Midwest Convention Rep. Scholarship [email protected] Blaine Cronn, David Lowe, Pro Image Matt Parsch, Governmental Affairs Cronn Consulting, LLC Communications Al Parsch Oil & Propane [email protected] [email protected] Wayne Kohley, Excel Propane Co. [email protected] [email protected] Mechanical Code NFPA 58 Transportation Jim Cross, Jr., Joe Volk, Signature Truck Homeland Security Jeremy Stanford, Northwest Energy, Inc. Systems, Inc. Randy Halstead, Homeworks Stanford LP Gas [email protected] [email protected] Tri-County Propane [email protected] [email protected] Membership Propane Emergency Training Weights & Measures Jeff Hynes, Rob Vandemark, Brian Lincoln, Stanford LP Gas Kent Oil & Propane [email protected] Industrial Propane Service, Inc. [email protected] [email protected] District Directors (date of expired term) District I District IV Don Steckman (2015) Matt Parsch (2015) Chris DeGrote (2014) Dan Roberts (2014) Ferrellgas Al Parsch Oil & Propane Dependable LP Gas Co. Stanford LP Gas [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Supplier John Breithart (2015) Scott Gabriel (2015) District III Don Montroy (2014) Crystal Flash Energy Fick & Sons Scott Fleetwood (2014) Bergquist, Inc. [email protected] [email protected] Tri-Gas Distributing Co. [email protected] [email protected] District II District V Jim Zuck (2015) Troy Avery (2014) Scott Overholt (2015) Guy Bowman (2015) Marshall Excelsior Avery Oil & Propane Tri-Gas Distributing Co. Bowman Gas [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Michigan Propane Education Research Council Board Secretary/Treasurer Board Members: Officers: Bruce Montroy President Bergquist, Inc. Ken Dubay NPGA District 6 Director Bergquist Kris Bowman Immediate Past President Tom Jaenicke Bowman Gas Randy Halstead Kris Bowman ATomiK Creative Solutions Homeworks Vice President [email protected] Bowman Gas Tri-County Propane Don Rittersdorf Director Petersen Oil & Propane, Inc. David Lowe Duane Standford Pro Image Communications Stanford LP Gas Michigan Propane Gas Association 4 www.UseMichiganPropane.com Message From The President We Made it Through… inter 2013/2014 was a big-time challenge for the propane industry. But you already know that. You were there. And you did your part. As your President, I want to thank each and every one of you for your hard work and super dedication in taking care of the Wthousands of our propane customers across the state. I want to thank those who hauled propane countless hours to meet the demands of both propane marketers and customers during the brutal, bitter cold. I want to thank our association management firm, KDA, for all of their great communications and support of our industry. And I want to thank Communications & Research, Joe Ross, for his many hours as the strong, clear voice of our industry to the media and the public. Because of all your efforts, we got through it, and most importantly, took care of our valuable customers. I told you last July that this would be an “AWESOME” year. But I had no idea to what extent! Originally, I had anticipated doing things like focusing on association membership, communications, training, and fellowship. But “awesome” became Kim Godlewski, MPGA President “overwhelming” and “tremendous” to describe this past winter. With great members like you, we met those huge challenges head on and got it done. Thanks to all! Important challenges, however, persist. We need each and every member to come together and fight for what we all believe in: providing a reliable, consistent, and affordable source of energy for Michigan residents! Now more than ever, we need each and every member to be active and involved in OUR industry! Please remember to send in your dues and continue to receive all the benefits that the MPGA brings you! We can do far more together. “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” —Henry Ford Michigan Propane Gas Association
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