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as an association, in order to do the best members needs as of 2/28/15 are on pages 7 & 19 Builder Area Vice Presidents job possible for our members, we need to is important and Area 1 Brett Harter embrace technology and plan for the fu- [email protected] we want to hear Area 2 Jeff Loucks, CGB, CAPS, CGP ture. Therefore, funds have been budgeted from you. There [email protected] for an overhaul of our website and for the is still time if Area 3 Tina Bernacchi development of a strategic plan. IBA Sec- you would like [email protected] Area 4 State Rep. Heath VanNatter retary Pat Richard will lead the Strategic to participate on [email protected] Plan Task Force, and we will be looking the Strategic Plan Area 5 Dan Losekamp at all aspects of the association including [email protected] governance, finances, and increasing the Area 6 Tom Fuller [email protected] member proposition. Area 7 Ryan Baker In conjunction with the Strategic Plan [email protected] Task Force, a Fiscal Task Force, led by our Area 8 Don Thieneman Treasurer Lance Swank has been formed. RESIDENTIAL WARRANTY COMPANY, LLC [email protected] This task force is very diverse – made up Associate Area Vice Presidents of members from all areas of the state and Area 1 Hal Kemmerer, with different areas of expertise. The task [email protected] force will be reviewing the entire financial Area 2 Greg Gerbers, [email protected] operations of the association in an effort to Area 3 Mary Ellis, [email protected] Area 4 Tom Slater, [email protected] make sure we address our needs today and Area 5 Trent Hunt, [email protected] we are poised for the future. Unfortunately, it doesn’t take much in- Indiana’s National Leadership vestigation to know that our membership NAHB Area 9 Vice Chairman Mike Bell has been stagnant over the last few years [email protected] and we need to grow. The good news is NAHB State Rep. Andy Place, Sr., CGB, CGP that IBA’s Board of Directors is embracing [email protected] National Director Greg Furnish the 2015 membership campaign “Building [email protected] IBA Membership Brick By Brick”, and Associate National Director Tom Slater several new bricks will be added to our [email protected] house at the board meeting on May 11. See NAHB BUILD-PAC Trustees the list of recruiters and their new members Andy Place, Sr., CGB, CGP as of February 28 on pages 7 and 19. This [email protected] is a great start, and I appreciate the effort State Representative Heath VanNatter everyone has put forth in recruiting new [email protected] members. Let’s build this house! Staff To continue moving forward, we need to Rick Wajda, Chief Executive Officer, ext. 204 effectively communicate the importance of Chief Lobbyist - [email protected] the IBA and the entire federation to those Carlie Hopper, Regulatory Affairs Director, ext. 206, [email protected] that are affiliated with the housing indus- Tom Havens, Governmental Affairs Director, try. We need to be considered the indus- ext. 205, [email protected] try expert and trusted resource for housing Heather Sturgeon, Operations Coordinator related issues on the state level. We need ext. 207, [email protected] to have strong connections with each and every local Builders Association in the State as they are the direct link to all our members; we need to be aware of the local March / April, 2015 Indiana Builder News, Page 3 The importance of remaining vigilant he Indiana General Assembly is pass the House Chamber. If we could have atorium bill, this issue may come down to in full throttle as it has passed the Inside the convinced 2 additional House members to a handful of votes, and local support could T halfway point and heads towards vote against the moratorium, the bill would go a long way to securing their vote. the end of session where many Issue not have passed the House. The issue was We will keep you abreast of these and of the issues of interest to Hoosiers will By Rick Wajda heavily lobbied on both sides and it is pos- other developments over the last couple be ironed out or left on the cutting room sible, minds could have been changed if weeks of session through our weekly Leg- floor for future consideration. The Indi- Chief Executive Officer voter displeasure were louder. As of print- islative and Regulatory Report as well as ana Builders Association has been active ing, the bill has not been signed into law by legislative action alerts. If you receive an in many issues this session from general Indiana Builders the Governor. There is still time, and I urge action alert, please make your voice heard business items, such as the repeal of the Association you to let your State Representative know and support our position to make Indiana a common construction wage law to a mor- you support the free market and oppose better place to live and work. atorium on the construction of nursing any moratorium on new construction. Lastly, once the dust has settled and our homes in Indiana. We have also tracked industry. They must know we will stand The second issue deals with a repeal state elected officials are back in the dis- numerous issues directly related to the ready to support them in public forums, at of the common construction wage law (HB trict, we will need to thank them for their home building industry, such as the as- election time, and when they are looking 1019). The Indiana Senate has the oppor- work on behalf of all Hoosiers and inquire sessment of common areas in subdivisions for local feedback on important issues. tunity to pass the bill as it left the House into their reasons for voting on issues of and the qualifications of the State Build- Two great examples come to mind during and a yes vote will support taxpayer pro- interest to our industry. We will need to ing Commissioner. All of these items and this session. The first is the nursing home tection and government efficiency. Both support our friends in their reelection ef- several others directly or indirectly impact moratorium bill (SB 460). This bill recent- sides are working the issue very hard and forts and continue to find new friends to the affordability of housing in the state of ly passed the House by a vote of 52-40 to now is the time for the Senate to support support as they take on the important task Indiana. approve a moratorium on nursing home open bidding on government projects in of representing their community in the In- Many of our strengths as an association construction. The bill needed 51One votes to Indiana. As House,with the nursing home mor- diana General Assembly and in Congress. lie in the grassroots network our industry possesses. We have several members who serve in the Indiana General Assembly; serve at the pleasure of the Governor on various appointed boards and commis- One Lot, One Sale sions; or are active in their local communi- ties, whether at the political level or other community organizations. These are all important endeavors and add to our po- sition as a strong voice at the Statehouse for common sense solutions to challenges our great state faces. I thank each and ev- ery one of you for your dedication to the cause, and I ask that each one of you con- tinue to do your part to make Indiana and the housing industry the best it can be. The challenges don’t go away and as our industry begins to rebound, we must remain vigilant in protecting and promot- ing housing affordability at all levels. Our approach has always been to be a resource for our elected officials as they make the tough choices on issues and to remain steadfast in our support for them when they make the right choice. This support must come in various forms. Our elected officials need to hear from us when they Too often, the location of the sewer system dictates the position of the house — vote the right way, thanking them for the resulting in an “orphan” or wasted lot. 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O bills that were filed in each re- ers saved $487.9 million dollars in excess Three final bills that IBA strongly supports spective chamber – their house Scoop school construction costs over a period of are House Bill 1507 (HB 1507), House Bill of origin – and now they switch over to be By Tom Havens 5 years. HB 1019 passed the House 55-41 1508 (HB 1508), and House Bill 1388 (HB considered by the opposite Chamber (i.e., Governmental Affairs and is awaiting a hearing by the Senate Tax 1388). HB 1507, authored by Rep. Heath Bills that passed the House will be con- Director and Fiscal Policy committee. VanNatter (R-Kokomo) and sponsored by sidered by the Senate, and vice versa). In Indiana Builders Another bill that IBA has taken the op- Sen. Carlin Yoder (R-Middlebury), would order to become law, identical language Association posite stance on and strongly opposes is change the qualifications for the State must pass in both the House and Senate, Senate Bill 460 (SB 460), authored by Sen. Building Commissioner. This position has and then be signed by the Governor. Pat Miller (R-Indianapolis) and sponsored habitually been difficult to fill with a quali- At the beginning of the legislative ses- would repeal Indiana’s Common Construc- by Rep. Tim Brown (R-Crawfordsville). fied and competent person, largely because sion in January, we started out tracking 272 tion Wage (CCW) statute – also known as SB 460 is a continuation of a bill from last the current qualifications are far too strict. unique pieces of legislation covering about prevailing wage – a move that IBA has year that would prohibit the construction of Currently, a person must be a registered every topic imaginable. We had property supported for several years. If passed, In- new nursing care facilities for the next 3 architect or licensed engineer and have 10 tax bills, homeowners association bills, a diana would become the 19th state with no years. Supporters of the moratorium say years of field experience. HB 1507 chang- lead-paint bill, energy bills, patent protec- CCW (although, a similar proposal passed this is good public policy because these fa- es the law so that a person with 5 years of tion bills, bills repealing the state’s Com- in Nevada this year and West Virginia is cilities are already highly regulated by the managerial experience and either a bache- mon Construction wage law, and bills es- considering a similar measure). In Indi- state and federal government via the Medi- lor’s degree in a construction-related field tablishing a moratorium (i.e., a temporary ana, county wage boards meet periodically care and Medicaid programs. IBA fought with 10 years of experience, or a registered prohibition) on the construction of new to set wages for construction projects that this proposal last year and is fighting it architect or licensed engineer, or a master’s nursing care facilities. Now that the bills are funded by state and local government. again this session. degree in a construction-related field with have passed their respective Chamber, our These boards can choose either a wage SB 460 represents a substantial intrusion 5 years of experience would qualify. HB bill track has been cut down to about 86 scale submitted by the Associated Builders into the free market by state government. 1507 passed the House 63-33 and now is different bills – meaning 186 bills died in and Contractors (ABC) merit shop wages Land developers, nursing home owners and eligible for consideration in the Senate. their house of origin. While the number of or AFL-CIO wages submitted by the union. operators, general contractors, and con- HB 1508, authored by Rep. Heath Van- bills we are tracking has gone down, the Statistics have shown that publicly fund- struction industry suppliers are but a few Natter (R-Kokomo) and sponsored by Sen. importance of the bills that are still alive ed projects can see anywhere from a 10% of the segments of our industry that could Travis Holdman (R-Markle), will create a remains significant. Following are several to 20% increase in cost when government see a substantial negative impact to their framework in state statute for local units proposals that are still alive and, as such, subsidized AFL-CIO wages are chosen businesses’ and employees if this bill pass- of government that require land develop- eligible to become state law if they make over ABC wages. As such, repealing CCW es. Not only that, it establishes a very bad ers to obtain performance and maintenance it through round two of the legislative pro- could potentially save the state and local precedent that can be used to lend credibil- bonds. Currently, there are very few lim- cess. government millions of dollars every year ity to future attempts by state government itations as to what local units can require to House Bill 1019 (HB 1019), authored by that could be used for things like reducing to eliminate competition in other industries be bonded. HB 1508 will still allow local Rep. Jerry Torr (R-Carmel) and sponsored taxes or increasing the number of state and (such as new home construction) who, in units to require land developers to obtain by Sen. Carlin Yoder (R-Middlebury), local projects built. For instance, Ohio the end, want nothing more than a govern- bonds; however, it limits the times when bonds can be required. HB 1508 passed the House 75-20 and now is eligible for consideration in the Senate. A final bill IBA strongly supports this session is HB 1388, authored by Rep. Earn 1% back on money already going out Dan Leonard (R-Huntington) and spon- sored by Sen. Ryan Mishler (R-Bremen). the door! This proposal originally started out as HB 1440, authored by Rep. Dale DeVon, but Stop writing checks, and start paying your primary invoices with the provisions in HB 1440 were ultimately the American Express Corporate Vendor Card. amended in HB 1388 by the House Ways and Means Committee. HB 1388 codifies in state statute a 2006 ruling by the Indi- • Write fewer checks and improve cash flow by taking advantage of 30- Companies use the vendor card to pay ana Board of Tax Review (IBTR) holding 60 day float on key purchases primary vendors such as: that common areas in residential develop- • Advertising ments are exempt from property tax liabil- Typical • Telecom ity. Many assessors throughout the state Vendor Net 30 • Shipping Order Pay vendor have followed the IBTR ruling concerning Payment • Office Supplies Terms equipment with a check common areas; however, there have been • Cleaning Supplies • MRO a handful of jurisdictions throughout the American 30 - 45 days additional cash float • Raw Materials state that have continuously assessed a tax depending on date of payment and billing cycle Express® • Many other everyday expenses on common areas. HB 1388 would settle Corporate • Just About Everything the issue once and for all. HB 1388 passed Card Payment Order Pay vendor with Corporate Card Payment to Terms equipment Corporate Card statement arrives American Express the House 80-16 and now awaits consider- based on billing cycle due within 30 days For more information, please contact your ation in the Senate. local American Express representative: While this is but a snapshot of the many • Earn rewards with the Membership Rewards program. Earn 1 point for every dollar spent. Points do not expire and there is no limit to the Gregory Truex important bills IBA continues to track, number of points you can earn. Redeem points for airline tickets, hotels, Manager, Business Development there is still plenty of time left in the 2015 car rentals, restaurant & retail certificates, travelers cheques and more! (317) 657-6205 Legislative Session for both good bills and [email protected] bad to start moving through the process. Redeem points for Cash, or rewards from over 150 retail partners or 20 airlines. But rest assured, IBA will continue to be your voice at the Statehouse on issues that Example: If you charge $75,000 a month, your company will earn 900,000 points/miles in 12 months. 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Governor Pence’s Deputy Chief of Staff of Public Safety John Hill (second from right) is IBA President Linda Rogers and IBA Secretary Pat Richard (second from left) are wel- welcomed to IBA’s Board of Directors meeting by member legislators Rep. Dale DeVon (left), comed to the BA of Greater Indianapolis’ (BAGI) Building Industry Awards Gala by IBA Rep. HeathVanNatter (second from left), and Rep. Doug Miller (right). Hill oversees all of the State Director and Membership Vice Chairman Tim Eckert (left), BAGI Immediate Past state’s public safety agencies to ensure the preparedness of the state and the safety of Hoosiers. President Joe Garcia, CGB, CGP, GMB, Master CGP (second from right), and BAGI mem- ber Arthur Haan (right). BAGI’s annual awards ceremony recognizes members in such categories as Builder of the Year, Associate of the Year and several service awards which acknowledged individuals’ commitment to the association and the local housing industry.

Mishawaka Mayor, Dave Wood, catches up with Susan Schricker, Meridian Title, af- ter a meeting at Juday Creek Golf Course Tom Slater with Timberland Lumber is in Granger. Schricker helped organize one of the many exhibitors at the BA of a “Building Our Community” event that Greater Indianapolis’ annual Builder featured Mayor Wood; South Bend May- Bash. The Bash included a business fair, ‘Business Management’ Instructor Guy East (left) congratulates Signature Con- or Buttigieg; and St. Joe County Chamber silent auction, MarketGraphics semi- struction team members Max Emerich, Craig Mara, Todd McBride, Chris Nier- President, Jeff Rea. Over 200 housing in- nar by Edsel Charles, and election of man, Jon Dispennett, and Tyler Storch (pictured from left to right) on completing dustry professionals were in attendance. BAGI’s officers and board of directors. the courses necessary to earn the Certified Green Professional (CGP) designation.

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March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 7 Recruiters and their New Members Bussell departs Indiana Builders Association indy Bussell, the former Chief “The organization are ‘Building IBA Membership Operating Officer for the Indiana appreciates her service C Builders Association, left employ- to the industry over Brick By Brick’ ment with the Indiana Builders the last 20+ years and Association earlier this year and will be her efforts to keep In- n conjunction with IBA’s 2015 pursuing other opportunities. diana housing safe and membership campaign “Build- Bussell had been with the IBA for over affordable. We wish I ing IBA Membership Brick By 20 years and served under numerous state her well in her future Brick”, IBA President Linda Rog- Presidents during her tenure with the orga- endeavors,” comments ers has challenged all IBA Directors to nization. She held various positions with- Rick Wajda, IBA’s Chief Executive Officer. recruit 1 new member in 2015. For every in the organization, culminating with her Her duties included at one time production new member recruited by an IBA Director, position as Chief Operating Officer, upon of Indiana’s convention and management of a brick will be added to the house at the then IBA Executive Director Bill Carson’s IBA’s Home Energy Conservation Program next IBA Board of Directors meeting. The retirement in 2005. among various other responsibilities. asterisk (*) below indicates those members serving as an IBA Director. IBA’s 2015 Annual Bill Carson Memorial Golf Outing Recruiters Earning 3 Bricks *Deb Plue, Consolidated Insurance Service, Lafayette Adan Horrocks, Sherriff Goslin Steve Schrock, Coach House Garages Richard Graves, Gale Insulation *Matthew Toole, Infinity Homes & Dvlpt, Clarksville Michael Goldman, Sims-Lohman Guy Guernsey, Guy Guernsey Construction Matt Neely, MCM LLP Racing to raise $10,000 for IBA & NAHB BUILD-PAC

Recruiters Earning 2 Bricks Tuesday, May 12 Schedule Jeremy Ash, Airtron Inc, Indianapolis Winding Ridge Golf Club 8:00 am – Registration Bill Williams, Williams Custom Art Builders 9:00 am – Outing Chris Henderson, Federal Plumbing & Piping 5450 Bogey Dr., Indianapolis 1:00 pm – Lunch & Awards *Tim Eckert, Weber Concrete Construction, Lebanon There are no qualifying rounds to get in on the fun! Tina Pasquinelli, Goldenleaf Homes Richard Shelnutt, Star Financial Bank Bring a client or colleague to IBA’s ‘Bill Carson Memorial Golf Outing’ and

*Pat Harrison, REMAX First, New Albany show your support for IBA & NAHB BUILD-PAC. Nick Jones, Nick Jones Construction Steven Klein, Klein Homes LLC Player Options Sponsorship Opportunities *Micah Hill, MILHAUS Development, Driver (Individual Player) $100 SOUVENIR sponsor - Donate 1 item per golfer Indianapolis (approx. 100 items). Item: ______David Grande, ProSource Wholesale Racing Team (Foursome) $400 Floorcoverings VICTORY LANE sponsor $100 Kelly McVey, Kit Media Rain delay (Passing on golf to stay at the Contributions help cover the great door prizes. office.) Here is my contribution $______*Nigel Hoss, Hoss Building Group Inc., Many sponsors needed. Indianapolis Jason Harrison, Kenny Glass Inc. DRAFTING sponsor $150 Stephen Weiner, Abt Electronics Your company will be a hole sponsor. Make it *Edward Kelly, Kelly Construction Inc, a day, hang out at your hole, and visit with our Crown Point Abby Smidt, Builder Media Solutions members. Wayne Ogrodowski, Teck Electric PIT CREW sponsor $250 *Hal Kemmerer, Rose Brick LLC., South Bend REGISTRATION INFORMATION Sponsor a beverage cart and provide some relief Brian Lautenbach, Goetz Hosta Farm Complete the company and captain if you are & Landscaping LLC to the hard-working golfers. Scott Marvel, Marvel Construction Inc. interested in individual play or sponsoring. If you have a foursome, please complete all fields Paul Shinn, Shinn Building & Dvlpt Corp., Chesterton below. Return the form to 101 W. Ohio Ste., Jay Devereaux, Sunshine Homes Inc. 710, Indianapolis, IN 46204. FAX (844) 272- FULL THROTTLE sponsor $2500 Bill Hunt, Ideal Roofing 4932 or e-mail to [email protected]. As a major sponsor of the golf outing, you will *Cathy Stegemoller, Steg Plumbing, Indpls. Company:______Ted Stiner, Stearns Lending LLC Captain:______receive a foursome plus signage with your com- Chris Moore, Old National Insurance Captain’s E-mail: ______pany’s name and logo. Golfer 2: ______Golfer 3: ______Recruiters (see page 19) Golfer 4: ______COURSE sponsor R.N. Thompson & Associates Page 8, Indiana Builders Association March / April, 2015 Indiana Members Attend 2015 National Convention

Indiana Builders Association Networking Night Sponsored by March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 9 March is National Designation Month; IBA Recognizes Designation Holders arch is National Designation Month, a month Michael Eaton, CGP, Rubicon Construction, LLC, Bloomington Bill Misch, CGB, CGP, GMB, Misch Custom Homes Inc., Lafayette where the Indiana Builders Association (IBA) Patricia J. Edwards, HCCP, The Olynger Companies, Gas City Grant Moore, CAPS, At Home Accessibility, South Bend M recognizes the achievement of those holding Al Eisenhour, CAPS, CGP, GMB, Eisenhour Home Improvements, Plymouth Janet Moore, HCCP, Sterling Group, Mishawaka Maxwell Emerich, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Michael Motsenbocker, CAPS, CGR, Jud Construction, LLC, Muncie an NAHB professional designation and en- Joe Ennis, CGP, Ennis Builders, Chestertown Jud Motsenbocker, CAPS, CGR, Jud Construction, LLC, Muncie courages individuals to either start or complete courses to Jessica Eubanks, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Westfield Tom Mullen, CGB, CGP, CMP, MIRM, Thomas E. Mullen & Assoc., Indianapolis obtain their designation. Paul Fesler, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Tim Mustin, CGP, Mustin Builders, Inc., Anderson IBA, in partnership with NAHB Education, offers ad- David Fish, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel vanced degree programs to building industry professionals Jay Fleming, HCCP, Gene B. Glick Company, Indianapolis that enhance their business savvy, broaden their areas of Robbie Froehlich, CGP, CGR, GMB, Corinthian Construction, Indianapolis Richard Ganczak, CGB, CGP, CGR, Martin Bros. Contracting, Goshen expertise and increase their marketability. Designations Joe Garcia, CGB, CGP, GMB, Master CGP, G&G Custom Homes, Westfield can lead to more earned income, credibility and prestige Judy Garrabrant, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis for members and their companies. Gregory Gavin, CAPS, Greg Gavin Construction Inc., Lawrenceburg Professional designations available to builders, remod- Brian Gavin, CAPS, Greg Gavin Construction Inc., Lawrenceburg Andrew Myszak, CGP, Myszak + Palmer Development, Vincennes elers and other industry specialists include: Phillip Gettum, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, Gettum Associates, Greenwood Todd Newman, CGB, CGR, GMB, GMR, Newman Company, Riley Jason Gettum, CGP, CGR, Gettum Associates, Inc., Greenwood Tasha Nichols, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis * Certified Green Professional (CGP) Grant Giese, CGB, CGP, Green Goose Homes, Lafayette Lora Nix, CAPS, Nix Miller Designs & Cabinetry, Jeffersonville * Master Certified Green Professional (Master CGP) Michael Gorman, CAPS, CGB, CGP, Gorman Homes, Greenwood Richard Oakley, CAPS, CGR, Oddjob/Creative Interiors, Evansville * Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) Mark Gradison, CGP, Gradison Building Corp., Indianapolis Diana Olson, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis * Graduate Master Builder (GMB) Yolette Green, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Newburgh Jennifer Oswalt, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis * Certified Graduate Builder (CGB) Jeff Guy, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Sarah Oudman, CAPS, CGP, Treasure Homes Inc, Wheatfield * Graduate Master Remodeler (GMR) Jeff Hamman, CGB, CGR, GMB, Jeff Hamman Construction, Leesburg Wilbur Oudman, CGP, Treasure Homes, Inc., Wheatfield Jennifer Hamrick, HCCP, Biggs Property Management, Decatur Thomas Pearson, CAPS, CGP, Thomas J. Pearson, Inc., New Palestine * Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR) Doug Harvey, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, Coplen Construction, Warsaw Andrea Perry, HCCP, City Real Estate Advisors (CREA), Indianapolis * Certified Graduate Associate (CGA) Andrew Place, CGB, CGP, Place Builders Inc., South Bend * Master Certified New Home Sales Professional (Master CSP) D Plett, CGP, Miller Brothers Builders, Goshen * Certified New Home Sales Professional (CSP) Brian Powell, CGP, Heidorn Construction, Inc., Chandler * Certified New Home Marketing Professional (CMP) Kevin Powell, CGP, Rubicon Construction, LLC, Bloomington * Master in Residential Marketing (MIRM) Jered Prough, CAPS, CGR, Bail Home Services & Construction, Goshen Kenneth Puller, HCCP, Monarch Management & Realty, Indianapolis * Housing Credit Certified Professional (HCCP) Frank Redavide, CGP, Master CGP, Castalla Homes, Carmel For more information on NAHB’s professional desig- Melinda Heckaman, HCCP, Sterling Group, Mishawaka Geneva Renollet, HCCP, TWG Management, Indianapolis nations, visit www.nahb.org/designations. You may access Teri Hedemark, HCCP, Flaherty & Collins Properties, Indianapolis Gregg Richhart, CGP, Star Homes by Delagrange & Richhart, Woodburn NAHB’s online Directory of Professionals with Home Steve Heidorn, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, Heidorn Construction, Chandler Stephen Robinson, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, GMB, GMR, R. E. Construction Building Designations at http://www.nahb.org/directory. Terry Herschberger, CGB, CGP, GMB, 1-2-1 Designs, Inc., Middlebury & Maintenance Services Inc., New Castle Geoffrey Horen, CAPS, The Lifestyle Group, Inc., Indianapolis Lance Roush, CAPS, Quality Window & Door, Bremen aspx?sectionID=1434&directoryID=1415. Daniel Hubbard, HCCP, Hubbard Development Co., LLC, Fishers Julie Runyan, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis Indiana ranks sixth among states in total number of des- Sarah Huff, CMP, MIRM, F. C Tucker, Indianapolis Mason Rusk, CAPS, CGP, Bayman and Rusk Builders, South Bend ignation holders and seventh among states with individuals Robert Hunt, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Chasity Sadowy, HCCP, TWG Management, Indianapolis holding more than one designation. IBA is proud of our Jerry Huston, CGP, J. Huston & Associates, Carmel Robert Sandberg, CGB, CGP, RLS Building Corp, Danville professional designation holders! Brad Jackson, CGP, T.L. Jackson Construction, Syracuse Gerald Schaeffer, CGP, Universal Design Associates, Inc., Ferdinand Ronald Jewell, CGB, DuKate Fine Remodeling Inc., Franklin Terri Schafer, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis IBA’s Professional Designation Holders Lawrence Johnson, CAPS, Mustin Builders Inc., Anderson Daniel Schlatter, CAPS, CGB, CGP, Inglenook LLC, Warsaw Thad Adams, CGP, CGR, Adams Construction Services, Jeffersonville Aaron Johnson, CAPS, Riverside Construction, LLC, West Lafayette Paul Schwinghammer, GMB, CGB, CGP, Hallmark Homes, Anderson Barclay Allen, GMB, CGB, CGP, CAPS, Timberlin Properties, Leo Lisa Kalinke, HCCP, Gene B. Glick Company, Indianapolis Brad Sechrist, CGP, Helman Sechrist Architecture, Elkhart Michael Altman, CGB, CGP, GMB, Michael & Associates, Indianapolis Kelly Kaminski, CGP, Coolman Communities, Valparaiso Alan Simmons, CGP, Simmons Construction, Muncie John Anderson, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Frankfort Debra Kelso, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis Michael Smith, CGA, CGP, Big C Lumber, Granger Jeremy Ash, CGA, Airtron Heating & Air Conditioning, Indianapolis John Kidd, CGB, CGP, RW Kidd Construction, Winona Lake Summer Smith, HCCP, RealAmerica Development & Management, Fishers John Ausbrooks, CAPS, Access Elevator, Indianapolis Leslie Kirsis, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Mark Sovinski, CGB, CGP, GMB, G & S Homes, Bloomington William Badger, CAPS, CGP, Badger Construction Inc., Evansville Jenni Knight, CAPS, Von Tobel Lumber & Hardware, Valparaiso Dean Sprunger, CGP, Schrock Homes, Inc, Goshen Tracey Bail, CAPS, CGR, Bail Home Services & Construction, Goshen David Kovich, CGP, GMB, KOMARK LTD, Lafayette Penny Stamps, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Jamie Barnes, HCCP, TWG Management, Indianapolis Fred Kreigh, CGB, GMB, K & F Construction Inc, Kendallville Donald Stash, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, GMB, Stash Construction, Gary Samuel Beachy, CGP, Reliance Constrcution, Inc., Nappanee Teresa Ladd, CGP, TK Ladd, Fort Wayne Williams Stevens II, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Susan Benedict, CAPS, Design Alternatives, Lafayette Jamie Lancia, CGP, Lancia Homes, Fort Wayne Tyler Storch, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Fredric Beron, CGP, M.B.T. Inc., Mishawaka John Lazaro, CGP, J.R. Lazaro Builders Inc., Avon Ed Swoveland, CAPS, CGR, Bail Home Services & Construction, Goshen Thomas Bland, CGP, Van Gough, Inc., Merrillville Aaron Lehman, CGP, Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart, Goshen Timika Thompson, HCCP, Buckingham Companies, Indianapolis Jack Lieser, CGP, 1st Metropolitan Builders, Inc., Munster Kim Thonn, CAPS, CGB, CGP, GMB, Kalan Homes, LLC, Lafayette Kellie Linzner, HCCP, Buckingham Companies, Indianapolis Anita Van Meeter, HCCP, Sterling Group, Mishawaka Jeffrey Loucks, CAPS, CGB, CGP, J. L. Construction Inc., Goshen Craig Van Prooyen, CGP, Van Prooyen Builders, Inc., Crown Point Doug Love, CGP, Oakbrook Homes, Elkhart Ottie Voegerl, CAPS, HLS Home Accessibility, Jasper Melissa Loveall, HCCP, Flaherty & Collins Properties, Muncie Meredith Voegerl, CAPS, HLS Home Accessibility, Jasper Jennifer Maple, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Greenwood Dennis Voegerl, CAPS, Voegerl Construction, Huntingburg Thomas Borger, CAPS, CGP, Borger Associates, Inc., Elkhart Craig Mara, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Fred Vogel, CGB, Vogel Construction, Seymour Nathaniel Bornman, CGB, CGP, Choice Homes by Shawn Bornman, New Paris Jeffrey Martin, CAPS, CGB, CGP, CGR, GMB, Martin Bros. Contracting, Goshen Norman Wagler, CAPS, K Brukholder Construction LLC, Kokomo Alan Bosma, CGB, GMB, Bosma Construction Inc, Newburgh Brad Wallace, CAPS, CGP, Granite Ridge Builders, Inc., Fort Wayne Scott Buckey, CGP, Sterling Construction Corp., Mishawaka Joseph Wallace, CAPS, CGP, CGR, Maple Road Construction, Indianapolis Jessica Cain, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Lafayette Michael Wedaman, CAPS, Arbor Building, Fort Wayne Jim Calkins, CAPS, Unique Home Solutions, Indianapolis Don Weiler, CGP, Bailey & Weiler, LLC, Bloomington Kendra Cates, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Brownsburg Stephanie West, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis Scott Chase, CAPS, CGR, Chase Homes LLC, Granger Tammy Wheaton, HCCP, Gene B. Glick Company, Indianapolis Richard Cook, CGP, Cook Builders, Crown Point Brad Whicker, CGP, Whicker Construction, Inc., Plainfield Lisa Cox, CAPS, CGP, CGR, JDC Construction, Lawrenceburg J. Patrick Matthews, CGP, Forest Beach Builders, Granger Kimberly Whitaker, HCCP, Flaherty & Collins Properties, Indianapolis Jason Cox, CAPS, CGP, CGR, GMB, GMR, JDC Construction, Lawrenceburg Todd McBride, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Victoria Wright, CGP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Noblesville Tehiji Crenshaw, CAPS, CGP, Community Action Program of Evansville, Evansville Charles McKee, CAPS, McKee Builders, Inc., W. Harrison Juli Wright, CAPS, Knapp Supply Co., Inc., Muncie Ursula David, CGP, Ursula David Homes, Indianapolis Sherrie McKee, CAPS, McKee Builders, Inc., W. Harrison Kevin Yoder, CGP, K.W. Yoder Construction Inc., Elkhart C. Jeff Deahl, CGP, Four Seasons Design & Remodeling, Angola John McKenzie, CGP, Homes by McKenzie, Carmel Julia Young, HCCP, Flaherty & Collins Properties, Indianapolis Herbert Delagrange, CAPS, CGP, Delagrange Homes, Fort Wayne Michael McLaughlin, HCCP, Herman & Kittle Properties, Indianapolis Mike Zehner, CGB, GMB, Zehner Development Corp., Evansville Adam DeVon, CGP, DeVon Custom Homes, South Bend Lisa McNabb, HCCP, RealAmerica Development & Management, Fishers David Zehr, CAPS, CGP, CGR, Zehr Construction Inc., Goshen Michael Dippold, CGB, Vogel Construction, Seymour Al Mehringer, CGP, Kerstiens Homes and Designs, Jasper Jon Dispennett, CGP, Signature Construction LLC, Carmel Todd Meier, CGP, Team Construction, Goshen Michael DuKate, CAPS, CGB, CGR, DuKate Fine Remodeling, Franklin Timothy Meinert, CAPS, CGP, CGR, Heidorn Construction, Chandler Travis Dunn, CGP, Thermo-Scan Inspections, Carmel Dennis Meneely, CGB, CGP, CGR, Meneely Construction, Brazil Sam Eagleson, CGP, Evergreen Remodeling, Inc., Fort Wayne Kelly Miller, HCCP, Biggs Property Management, Decatur Ross Eagleson, CAPS, Evergreen Remodeling, Inc., Fort Wayne Doug Miller, CAPS, CGB, CGP, GMB, D.L. Miller Construction Co., Elkhart Guy East, CAPS, CGA, CGB, CGP, CGR, GMB, GMR, Master CGP, Mandy Miller, HCCP, Flaherty & Collins Properties, Muncie UBUILDIt - Indianapolis North, Indianapolis David Miller, CGB, Land-Mill Developers, Jeffersonville Wendell Miller, CGP, CGR, Renewal Homes, LLC, Warsaw Page 10, Indiana Builder News March / April, 2015 IBA Members Meet with State Legislators at Legislative Lunch March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 11 IBA Members Meet with State Legislators at Legislative Lunch Page 12, Indiana Builders Association March / April, 2015 IBA Members Meet with State Legislators at Legislative Lunch March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 13 Rebate Program saves members thousands! NAHB rewards recruiters with double spikes ince the Member Rebate Program AHB wants you to lead the way its for each new member they recruit. First you need to register: (MRP) has been offered as a free with member recruitment. 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ypically when Indiana decides additional installation clearances or some will include an installed protective barrier to update its building codes by Codes manufacturers may choose to adjust the if their glass surface temperature exceeds T adopting a more recent version Corner capacity of some of their tanks, offering 172 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the of an amended model code, the regulated 2-3 gallons less, so their tanks still fit in the latest ANSI Standard Z21.50 and Z21.88. community has the opportunity to submit By Carlie same space. The changes for water heaters This new safety standard was approved by proposed code changes, participate in code Hopper larger than 55 gallons are more significant. the American National Standards Institute review committee meetings, and testify at Regulatory Affairs For these larger units, electric water heat- (ANSI) in 2012 and requires that the bar- the public hearings in support of or opposi- Director, ers must use a heat-pump design and gas rier must be in place when the product is tion to the proposed rules. Indiana Builders water heaters will need to be a condensing installed. When federal standards or standards ref- Association combustion type to meet the new efficiency The 2005 Indiana Residential Code, erenced in the model codes change, these requirements. Section R101 states that “standards refer- changes have the effect of changing the A detailed explanation is available at enced in this code shall be considered part code without the aforementioned vetting 3) New Design Values for Southern Pine nahb.org/waterheaters. Builders and re- of the requirements of this code” and in- that provides transparency and balance of modelers should contact their sale repre- cludes the two previously mentioned ANSI Size and Installation Requirements for interests in Indiana’s code adoption process. sentatives, suppliers or plumbing subcon- Standards in Ch. 43; however, it does not Water Heaters Here are three examples of changes tractors to discuss the best solution for include the latest versions of these stan- Federal energy-efficiency standards for to residential construction resulting from their projects. Note: Products manufac- dards. That said, if the manufacturer’s residential water heaters effective April 16 changes to federal standards or standards tured before April 16 can still be bought instructions for the new product with the will change the size and installation re- referenced in the model codes: and installed after the changeover date. protective barrier require the barrier to be quirements for water heaters. Water heat- 1) Size and Installation Requirements for installed, then according to the Exception ers of 55 gallons and less may increase in Safety Barrier for Glass-Front, Gas Water Heaters to R101 the manufacturer’s instructions size by 1-2 inches in width or height to Fireplaces 2) Safety Barrier for Glass-Front, Gas would apply. accommodate the additional insulation. As of January 1, all newly manufactured Fireplaces Note: Product produced prior to Janu- These increased dimensions may require glass-fronted, gas fireplaces and stoves ary 1, 2015 without the barrier can still be sold until inventory is depleted.

New Design Values Southern Pine New design values for all sizes and grades of visually graded Southern Pine dimension lumber were approved by the American Lumber Standard Committee and became effective June 1, 2013. The new values were reduced by 25-30% and primarily affect the design of roof trusses. The prescriptive tables for joists and raf- ters in the 2014 Indiana Building Code re- flect the reduced values; however, those in the 2005 Indiana Residential Code do not. Builders should use the revised span tables developed by the American Wood Council and available at http://www.southernpine. com/new-design-values/. IBA’s Governmental Affairs Team will continue to provide updates on changes that impact you and to advocate for cost-ef- fective and affordable building codes, stan- dards and regulations that govern residen- tial construction.

The BA of Northeast Indiana proud- ly displays its Toys for Tots donations. The Angola-based local was able to do- nate approximately 50 gifts for children, and according to President Jeff Wilson (left) and Immediate Past President Jeff Deahl, CGP “It’s our biggest loot yet!” March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 15 NETWORKING AT IBA PRESIDENTS’ RECEPTION & BOARD MEETING

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Eric Early WWW.NORANDEX.COM Hammer Enterprises Marshall County BA March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 17 IBA Spike Club Members Recognized for Recruiting ecruiting new members to your federation, building the voice, power and Thomas Fuller, Bloomington, 207.5 Damien Scheessele, Newburgh, 135.75 local association is an activity rec- influence on every level, in every state. Mark Zimmerly, Terre Haute, 203 Dave Mark, Elkhart, 135.5 R ognized and rewarded through the Below is a list of Indiana’s Spikes ac- Brad Sterchi, Evansville, 202.5 Tim Eckert, Lebanon, 132 Spike Club. Those who participate cording to total credits earned as of Feb- are called Spikes, and they are among the ruary 28, 2015. For more information on Doug Birkey, Granger, 202 Steve Bogenschutz, Ft. Wayne, 130.5 most valued members of the association. Spike Club, including the benefits of be- Sandy Smith Jones, Evansville, 200.5 Kevin Yoder, Elkhart, 128.5 Member-to-member recruitment and coming a Spike, how to become a Spike, Terry Day, Terre Haute, 200 Wendell Miller, Warsaw, 127.5 retention efforts are the largest source of and the Spike Club levels, please click Duane Kees, Fort Wayne, 200 Leon Fisher, Merrillville, 127 growth for the federation. Spikes bring www.nahb.org/spikeclub. Spikes can Carl McIntyre, Mc Cordsville, 200 Jack Sumption, South Bend, 127 grassroots growth and stability. These ef- check their current credit total by going to forts lead to the development of the gener- the “Your Membership” section of nahb. Dennis Spidel, Angola, 199.5 Tim Mustin, Anderson, 125 al membership and our leadership pipeline. org and clicking on “My Profile.” Ronald McGillem, Newburgh, 199 Randy Crutchfield, Noblesville, 124 Spikes are the membership leaders of our Matt Momper, Fort Wayne, 195 Kevin Dupont, New Albany, 120 Statesman Spikes with 500 Credits Roger Harbison, Georgetown, 194.5 Corby Thompson, Fishers, 119.5 Andrew Place, South Bend, 192.5 Bob Hawley, South Bend, 118.5 Paul Shoopman, Indianapolis, 770.5 Jerry Highley, Yorktown, 190 Jamie Lancia, Fort Wayne, 118.5 Richard Jenkins, Terre Haute, 621 Jay Crapo, Terre Haute, 189.5 Charlie Giese, Fort Wayne, 118 Jay Shipley, Fort Wayne, 187.5 Dave Zehr, Goshen, 118 David Kovich, Lafayette, 561 Larry Swank, Mishawaka, 183 Dana Cone, Syracuse, 117 Doug Miller, Elkhart, 182.5 Michael Altman, Indianapolis, 113.5 Super Spikes with 250 Credits Andy Andree, Demotte, 180 Brad Persohn, Jasper, 113.5 Mark Schneider, Jasper, 481 Steve Schreckengast, Lafayette, 176.5 Steve Connors, Lafayette, 111 Herb Delagrange, Fort Wayne, 472 John Jones, Vincennes, 175.5 Patrick Foley, Lafayette, 111 James Klotz, Syracuse, 175 Eric Holt, Otterbein, 111 Pat Harrison, New Albany, 424 Ken Wilson, Angola, 175 Ervin Raber, Shipshewana, 110.5 Larry Coplen, Warsaw, 410 Richard Miller, Goshen, 170.5 Bill Ready, Princeton, 109.5 Robert Buescher, Fort Wayne, 397 William Badger, Newburgh, 170.25 Dennis Meneely, Brazil, 109.25 Lucky Jennings, Oolitic, 169 Lynne Gallant, Indianapolis, 108.5 Mike Sievers, Vincennes, 386 Brian Adams, Indianapolis, 167.5 Geoff Horen, Indianapolis, 108.5 Rob Wacker, Fort Wayne, 366 Mary Ellis, Lafayette, 167 Douglas Harvey, Warsaw, 108.25 Vern Leatherman, Goshen, 354.5 Curtis Rector, Indianapolis, 166.5 Gene Miller, Elkhart, 107.5 Ryan Baker, Terre Haute, 162 Houser Canter, New Albany, 105 Michael Bell, Westville, 350 Tom Schroering, Jasper, 162 Mike Smith, Granger, 104.75 Skip Egolf, Valparaiso, 348.5 Alan Simmons, Muncie, 161.5 Kenneth Puller, Indianapolis, 104.5 Gloria Anderson, Terre Haute, 338 Frank Scholz, Evansville, 161 Greg Hoppes, Kokomo, 104 Mike Hannigan, Carmel, 160 Tony Schrank, Floyds Knobs, 103 Tim Miller, Goshen, 330.5 W Ullery, Kokomo, 160 Todd Olthof, Saint John, 102.5 Todd Newman, Riley, 312.25 Stephen Robinson, New Castle, 158.75 Alan Sommers, Chesterton, 100.5 Guy East, Indianapolis, 308.5 Karl Bandemer, Fort Wayne, 157.5 Green Spikes with 50 Credits Dan Wolf, Noblesville, 157.5 Terry Stultz, Bloomington, 290.5 Edsel Charles, Brentwood, 99 William Sodo, Crown Point, 154.5 Dan Study, Spencerville, 99 Bill Williams, Bedford, 287.5 Jacob Feichter, Fort Wayne, 154 Jeff Happe, Evansville, 97.75 Mike Talbert, Newburgh, 286.5 Donald Stash, Gary, 153.5 Mark Hubers, Demotte, 97.5 Tim Henderlong, Crown Point, 152 Ben Houser, Valparaiso, 283.5 Brad Killebrew, Evansville, 97.5 John Letherman, Elkhart, 152 Robert Lane, Greenwood, 97.5 Gregory Furnish, Memphis, 282.5 Terry Conley, Merrillville, 150.5 Jerry Korte, New Haven, 97.25 Ron Dauby, Evansville, 278.75 Red Spikes with 100 Credits Joe Goossens, Elkhart, 97 Orrin Sessions, Fort Wayne, 276.5 Roger Cox, Jasper, 149 Thomas Borger, Elkhart, 95 James Pressel, La Porte, 147.5 John Wagner, Fort Wayne, 95 Carl Shepherd, Evansville, 273 Jeff Loucks, Goshen, 146.5 Frank Morin, Merrillville, 94.5 Will Wright, Carmel, 263.5 Jeff Hamman, Leesburg, 143 Alan Eisenhour, Plymouth, 94.25 Chris Erb, Goshen, 250 Linda Rogers, Granger, 142.5 Louie Cronmiller, Mishawaka, 94 Jeffrey Hatfield, Evansville, 141.75 William Feikes, Laporte, 93.5 Pete Gray, Carmel, 250 Jeff Martin, Goshen, 141.5 Terry Herschberger, Middlebury, 92.5 Beverly Jacques, South Bend, 235 Mark Werncke, Greenville, 141 Steven Smith, Borden, 92.5 Royal Spikes with 150 Credits Trent Hunt, New Albany, 230 Ed Kelly, Crown Point, 140.75 Dale DeVon, Granger, 92 Joe Shipley, Fort Wayne, 246 Dennis Wilson, Gary, 228 Judson Motsenbocker, Muncie, 140 Gerri Garrett, Fort Wayne, 92 Steven Heidorn, Chandler, 244.25 Joe Zehr, Fort Wayne, 227 Steven Wilson, Carmel, 140 Robert Osborne, Sellersburg, 92 Phil Myers, Indianapolis, 243.5 David Hizer, Aurora, 216 Richard Carriger, Carmel, 139 Danny Davis, Newburgh, 91.5 Michael Gorman, Greenwood, 239 Don Thieneman, Floyds Knobs, 216 David Compton, Fishers, 139 Bob McKean, Kokomo, 91 Alan Bosma, Newburgh, 238.5 Adlai Schrock, Goshen, 214 Ralph Yeary, Bedford, 139 jeff deahl, Angola, 90.5 Roger Delagrange, Ft. Wayne, 238 Greg Longest, Sellersburg, 213 Bob Coolman, Valparaiso, 137 Bob Van Berg, Hobart, 90.5 Jeff Thomas, Fort Wayne, 238 Earl Cooper, Bloomington, 211 Frank Spivey, Indianapolis, 136.5 M Weiss, Carmel, 90.5 Ron Smith, Santa Claus, 237.5 Bill Przybysz, Mishawaka, 208 Page 18, Indiana Builder News March / April, 2015 IBA Spike Club Members Recognized for Recruiting Green Spikes with 50 Credits Shane Clements, Evansville, 59.5 Robert Sanders, Warsaw, 38.5 J D Lucas, Indianapolis, 25.5 Vern Heacock, Elkhart, 90 Diane Trippeer, Valparaiso, 59.5 Cheryl Seitz, South Bend, 38.5 Chris Scholz, Evansville, 25.5 Jim White, Carmel, 90 Andy Place, South Bend, 59 Terry Robinson, Richmond, 38 Larry Easterday, Warsaw, 25 Brian Holley, Terre Haute, 89.5 Wayne Birkey, Granger, 58.5 Eric Woerner, Indianapolis, 38 W Wolf, Fort Wayne, 25 Thomas Bedsole, Indianapolis, 37.5 Mike Zehner, Evansville, 89.5 John Eppen, Indianapolis, 58.5 Brent Holweger, Evansville, 37 Spikes with 6 credits Fred Kreigh, Kendallville, 87.5 Walter Van Zilen, Newburgh, 58 Mark Lengacher, Fort Wayne, 37 Bob Gillaspy, Seymour, 24.5 John Elpers, Evansville, 87 Jim Arvin, Evansville, 57 Fred Vogel, Seymour, 37 Dean Knies, Huntingburg, 24.5 Dave Poe, Floyds Knobs, 86 Kent Burget, Indianapolis, 57 John Graupner, Henderson, 36.5 Casey Knigga, Lawrenceburg, 24.5 Paul Trench, Terre Haute, 85.5 Kris Owen, Valparaiso, 56.5 Steven Hoss, Oaklandon, 36.5 Bill Kattmann, Evansville, 24 Dave Newham, Valparaiso, 85 Grant Giese, Lafayette, 56 Dennis Voegerl, Huntingburg, 36.5 James Bushey, Fort Wayne, 22.5 Marc Berridge, Evansville, 84.5 Pat Richard, Lafayette, 56 Nick Thompson, Owensboro, 36 Ryan Downey, Monticello, 22.5 John Kozon, Cromwell, 84.5 Merrill Wolff, Oakford, 55.5 Roberta Alfrey, Granger, 35.5 Ann-Marie Schapker, Evansville, 22.5 Paul Shinn, Chesterton, 83 Roger Nealis, New Albany, 55 James Buckhardt, Fort Wayne, 35.5 Scott Thompson, Indianapolis, 22.5 Mark Sovinski, Bloomington, 83 Greg O’Herren, Indianapolis, 54.5 John Driscoll, Terre Haute, 35.5 Rich Welage, Vincennes, 22 Lawrence Johnson, Anderson, 82.5 Kim Thonn, West Lafayette, 53.5 Jennifer Mitchell, Evansville, 35.5 Julie Deal, Valparaiso, 21.5 John Walborn, Fort Wayne, 35.5 Greg Milakis, Lafayette, 21 Floyd Lancia, Fort Wayne, 82.5 Victor Charlson, Valparaiso, 53 Joe Garcia, Westfield, 35 Adam DeVon, Granger, 20.5 John Lazaro, Avon, 82.5 Jim Muth, Evansville, 53 Brian Keene, Lafayette, 35 Joe Barrett, Indianapolis, 20 Brian Wolka, Brownstown, 82.5 Steve Becker, Indianapolis, 52.5 Chris Monroe, Kokomo, 35 Ed Mehringer, Jasper, 20 Brian Cottom, Terre Haute, 82 Richard Schmidt, Guilford, 52 Mark Hansen, Evansville, 34.5 Cathy Stegemoller, Indianapolis, 20 David Howald, Brazil, 81.5 Max Courtney, Warsaw, 51.5 Donna Moulder, Carmel, 34.5 Josh Barkley, Ossian, 18.5 Matt Lancia, Fort Wayne, 81 Mitch Feikes, Laporte, 51.5 Sarah Oudman, Wheatfield, 34 John Kremke, Porter, 18.5 Ben Beard, Bloomington, 80 David Stemler, New Albany, 34 Bill Lehman, Warsaw, 18 Life Spikes with 25 Credits Ted Ubelhor, Evansville, 34 Greg Longbrake, Elkhart, 18 Kevan Biggs, Decatur, 77.5 Teri Tillery, Indianapolis, 49.5 Linda Gilmore, Fort Wayne, 33.5 Don DeLaCroix, Liberty, 17.5 Charles Pechette, Indianapolis, 77.5 Rick Laurie, Lafayette, 49 John Guthrie, Terre Haute, 33.5 Steve Downey, Monticello, 17.5 Ric Zehr, Fort Wayne, 77 Rodney Robrock, Fort Wayne, 49 Tom Slater, Brazil, 33.5 Keith Scheessele, Newburgh, 17.5 Richard Oakley, Evansville, 76 David Lucas, Brownstown, 48 Cory Hull, Angola, 33 John Neff, Rosedale, 17 Mike Temple, Westfield, 76 Deb Plue, Lafayette, 48 Elizabeth Urschel, Fort Wayne, 33 Jamie Sulcer, Valparaiso, 17 Leigh Ann Clayton, Indianapolis, 47 Craig Yoder, Fort Wayne, 73.5 Vince Vondervellen, Elkhart, 33 Kenny Elpers, Wadesville, 16.5 Mark Gradison, Indianapolis, 47 Vicki Lowery, Clarksville, 73 James Bohrer, Bloomington, 32.5 Todd Hopf, Jasper, 16.5 David Schuler, New Albany, 47 Gary Schnell, Jasper, 72 Robert Geswein, Corydon, 32.5 Gregory Lander, Jeffersonville, 16.5 Melissa Duke, Greenwood, 46.5 Jeff Chupp, Bristol, 71.5 Karen Lewis, Elkhart, 32.5 Lora Nix, Louisville, 16.5 John Mutchner, Terre Haute, 46.5 Gregg Richhart, Fort Wayne, 71.5 Jim Greig, Greenfield, 32 Victor Volom, Valparaiso, 16.5 Phyllis Courser, Lafayette, 45.5 Heath Vannatter, Kokomo, 71 Brett Harter, Leesburg, 32 Jason Bell, Bloomington, 16 Sean Miller, Evansville, 44.5 Robbie Sears, Evansville, 32 Karen Bock, Mishawaka, 16 Don Clemens, Warsaw, 70.5 Terry Stauffer, Fort Wayne, 44.5 Sheila Hurst, Indianapolis, 31.5 Chad Delagrange, Fort Wayne, 16 James Bauman, Hoagland, 70 Chris Combs, Evansville, 43.5 Maxine Laugle, Lawrenceburg, 31.5 Jim Bolka, Michigan City, 15.5 Terry Davis, Ellettsville, 70 Michael Crabb, Indianapolis, 43.5 Ralph Akard, Carmel, 31 John Troyer, Mishawaka, 15.5 Jerry Deckard, Ellettsville, 70 Larry Delagrange, Fort Wayne, 43.5 Beth Meeks, Vincennes, 31 Bruce Craig, Indianapolis, 14.5 Linda Krinock, Indianapolis, 70 Barclay Allen, Leo, 43 Greg Thompson, Fishers, 31 Scott Edmond, Evansville, 14.5 Ken Ausenbaugh, Batesville, 43 Tina Bernacchi, Monticello, 69.5 Vance Csaszar, Mishawaka, 30.5 Dan Graves, Goshen, 14.5 Greg Szybala, La Porte, 43 Kenny Reinbrecht, Haubstadt, 68.5 Bob Johnson, Griffith, 30.5 Micah Hill, Indianapolis, 14.5 Daniel Losekamp, Harrison, 42 Daniel Schlatter, Warsaw, 68.5 Kathy Ribik, Valparaiso, 30.5 Joe Viewegh, Camby, 14.5 Kimber McElhinney, Indianapolis, 42 David Eckrich, Granger, 68 John Hickey, Indianapolis, 30 Brad Whicker, Plainfield, 14.5 Lisa Raderstorf, Elkhart, 41.5 Mike Frank, Evansville, 68 Roxanne Olejnik, Crown Point, 29.75 Palmer Myers, Crown Point, 14 Chris Jankoviak, Mishawaka, 41 Frederick Olthof, Saint John, 68 Joe Mervar, Carmel, 29.5 Joseph Ash, Carmel, 13.5 Jack Thompson, Bloomington, 41 Rick Miller, Kokomo, 29.5 Donnie Denton, Lynnville, 13.5 Dick Zirkle, Evansville, 68 Brad Cayot, New Haven, 40.5 Steve Smith, South Bend, 29.5 Andy Haste, West Lafayette, 13.5 Joe Reedy, Indianapolis, 67.5 Van Miller, Cromwell, 40.5 Ty Romeo, Georgetown, 29 Deb Paton-Showley, Warsaw, 13.5 Gary Allen, Fort Wayne, 67 Wilmer Miller, Elkhart, 40.5 L. Michael Baker, Bloomington, 28.5 Steve Ulery, Culver, 13.5 Randy Harris, Chesterton, 67 Bert Warner, Evansville, 40 Kellie Fishburn, Nappanee, 28.5 Jay Andrews, Lafayette, 12.5 Bruce Jackson, Syracuse, 67 Jeremy Ash, Indianapolis, 39.5 Jack Slager, Saint John, 28.5 Judy Dauby, Evansville, 12.5 Lisa Harvey, Warsaw, 39.25 Pete Hils, Indianapolis, 65.5 Mel Wood, Granger, 28 Chris Doncaster, Elkhart, 12.5 John Cardwell, Kokomo, 38.5 Scott Zila, La Porte, 65.5 Thomas Nowaskie, Vincennes, 27.5 Joe Ennis, Chesterton, 12.5 Brad Jackson, Syracuse, 38.5 Gary Furniss, Fort Wayne, 65 Melvin Betz, Celestine, 27 David Johnson, Winona Lake, 12.5 Al Mehringer, Jasper, 38.5 Thomas Mullen, Indianapolis, 64.5 Dan Mcmonagle, Mishawaka, 27 Larry Miller, Goshen, 12.5 Lynn Delagrange, New Haven, 63 Bruce Miller, Newburgh, 27 Bob Craig, Avon, 12 Jim Fitzer, Fort Wayne, 62.5 Robert Sandberg, Danville, 27 Arthur Haan, Indianapolis, 12 Denny Smith, Indianapolis, 62.5 Donnie Stash, Gary, 27 Heather Rayka, Indianapolis, 12 Richard Cook, Crown Point, 62 Kevin Becher, Vincennes, 26.5 Vic Stansberry, Carmel, 11.5 Don Eyler, Terre Haute, 61.5 George Gray, Bloomington, 26.5 Andy Tolch, La Porte, 11.5 Hal Kemmerer, South Bend, 61 Jeff Langston, Carmel, 26.5 Jeff Wilson, Angola, 11.5 Becky Gastel, Plainfield, 26 Kristy Wozniak, Lafayette, 11.5 Richard Tudor, Muncie, 60.5 Jeff Andree, Demotte, 25.5 Mindy Reece, Richmond, 11 Jim Lancia, Fort Wayne, 60 Dan Killion, Bloomington, 25.5 Susie Wulff, Muncie, 10.5 March / April, 2015 Indiana Builders Association, Page 19

Meet the 2015 Local HBA Presidents (from page 16)

Lawrence Johnson, CAPS Ed Mehringer Vince Smith Michelle Wittig Mustin Builders, Inc. Mehringer Bros. Plastering Vince Smith Construction Nugent Builders Madison County HBA BA of Dubois County BA of Southeastern HBA of St. Joseph Valley Indiana

Matt Toole John Jones Aaron Miller Infinity Homes & Kevin Yoder, CGP Jones Builders Barrington Development Group Development K.W. Yoder Construction Vincennes Area BA Southwestern Indiana BA Building & Developement BA of Elkhart County Association of Southern Indiana

Ed Kelly Jud Motsenbocker, CGR, CAPS Jeff Wilson Scott Zila Kelly Construction, Inc. Jud Construction, LLC Bob Buescher Homes Built-Right Construction HBA of Northwest Indiana East Central Indiana BA BA of Northeast Indiana BA of La Porte County

IBA Spike Recruiters and their New Members (from page 7) Jamie Sulcer, Chicago Title Insurance, Valparaiso *Andy Haste, Riverside Construction, West Lafayette Mindy Reece, Habitat for Humanity, Richmond Kim Benko, Horizon Bank Mike Livengood, LMF Group Don DeLaCroix, Ernst Enterprises, Inc. Club Members Teri Moran, Horizon Bank Spikes with 6 credits Bob Hawley, Cressy & Everett Inc., South Bend *Pat Richard, Spire Group, Lafayette *Jeff Thomas, Oakmont Development, Fort Wayne Les Crooks, Penn High Bldg. Trades Corp. Craig Wagoner, Craig Wagoner Electric James Heinen, Elkhart, 10 Mike Peters, TB Holdings LLC *Trent Hunt, Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance, New Albany *Linda Rogers, Nugent Builders, Granger Victor Steury, Steury Homes LLC Brad Lombard, Fort Wayne, 10 Eric Goodman, A R C Companies Stephen Schmidt, Schmidt furniture & Cabinetry James Ward, Docs Basement Systems, Jeffersonville John McKenzie, Carmel, 10 Chad Hurm, City of Jasper, Jasper Janiece Scherer, Lancia Homes, Fort Wayne Vickie Julius, 300 Spring LLC Matthew Toole, Clarksville, 10 Andrew Brelage, Smithville Communications Nick Staker, Academy Mortgage Corporation Dennis Julius, Walnut Ridge Greenhouses Pete Devos, Plymouth, 9.5 Beverly Jacques, Rose Brick LLC, South Bend Gary Schnell, Sell4Free Welsh Realty Corp, Jasper Gregory Gerbers, Fort Wayne, 9.5 Recruiters Earning 1 Brick Pam Nickell, Centier Bank Scott Uebelhor Jerrod Klein, Indianapolis, 9.5 *Joe Anderson, Joe Anderson Builders, Terre Haute *Richard Jenkins, Jenkins Builder/Developer, Terre Haute Tony Schrank, Tony Schrank Builders, Floyds Knobs Bernard Ridens, Greater Wabash Valley SCORE Brian Connor, Budget Blinds of Terre Haute Ty Romeo, Ty Romeo Construction Jeff Brant, Schererville, 9 Chapter 661 Chris Schrader, Indianapolis, 9 *Lawrence Johnson, Mustin Builders Inc, Anderson Adlai Schrock, Schrock Homes Inc, Goshen Jay Arvin, Beazer Homes, Indianapolis Joe Stolle, Sagamore Ready Mix Dean Sprunger, Schrock Homes Inc. Jason Ells, Westfield, 8.5 Bill Jarrett, Exterior Building Products *John Jones, Jones Builders, Vincennes *Alan Sommers, Sommers Construction, Chesterton Shannon Frank, Evansville, 8.5 *Ryan Baker, Jenkins Builder/Developer, Terre Haute Wayne Neace, Williams Bros. Health Care James Dines, NWI Generator Susan Schricker, Mishawaka, 8.5 Shane Turner, Advanced Fitness Solutions Pharmacy Inc. John Sturdy, Jr., John Sturdy Construction, New Albany Glenn Harris, Bloomington, 8 Robert Barney, Glenbrook Automotive Group, Fort Wayne John Lazaro, Jr., J R Lazaro Builders Inc, Avon Edward Croucher, Metro Plumbing Tammy Robertson, The Maids George Huizinga, Zinga’s Window Fashions Nick Kacarab, Osceola, 8 *Lance Swank, Sterling Construction Corp of Indiana, Aaron Miller, Newburgh, 8 Jeff Bills, LP Building Products - Nashville TN, Martinsville Brian Levan, WSBT-TV, Mishawaka Mishawaka Greg Knepp, K&K Industries Inc. Craig Pawling, Elkhart, 8 Chris Kramer, C. Kramer Interiors Alice Springer, Barnes & Thornburg LLP *David Compton, R N Thompson & Assoc, Fishers Bill Burns, Jeffersonville, 7.5 Greg Longbrake, Advanced Heating Inc, Elkhart *Andy Switzer, ARKOR, Lafayette Megan Scott, Williams Creek Consulting Inc. Craig Patton, The Habegger Corporation Stephanie Richeson, Central Supply Co Inc. John Hart, Carmel, 7.5 Michael Crabb, Pillar Group, Indianapolis Daniel Temme, Intek Inc., Evansville, IN Eric Prime, Greenwood, 7.5 Michael Gollner, Gollner Homes Mike Morrow, Mystic Development LLC Marlon Schrock, Nappanee, 7.5 Jay Crapo, Crapo Insurance Agency, Terre Haute Scott Thompson, Arbor Homes LLC, Indianapolis Kirk Bouchie, Vincennes, 7 Mark Miles, First Farmers Bank & Trust Scott Jarrell, Nu-Wool Co. Inc. Brad Chesterman, Monticello, 7 Michael Daling, TSI Energy Solutions, Carmel Jason Tuttle, Citizens Energy Group, Indianapolis Richard Hamilton, Indianapolis, 7 James Williams, CLEAResult Consulting Inc. Amandia Stanfield, Amandia Stanfield Architectural Mark Heller, Fort Wayne, 7 *Don DeLaCroix, Miles-Richmond, Inc., Liberty Designs Thomas Joiner, T J Construction Larry Hobson, Louisville, 7 *Heath VanNatter, Vannatter Construction, Kokomo Sidney York, Carpetland USA/ColorTile Gail Sager, Elkhart, 7 Matthew Dexler, Hawkeye Security & Electronic, Tom McDaniel, Killebrew Brick, Evansville Jeffersonville Mark Byrley, Kenny Kent Toyota Lexus Scion Stacy Vervynckt, McCarthy Insurance Group, Mishawaka Matt Chitwood, Bloomington, 6.5 Lauren Brown, Michaelis Events Mary Beth Fewell, Harmony Marketing Group Eric Fredrick, Vincennes, 6.5 *Bob McKean, McKean Construction Co., Kokomo Patrick Dubach, The Re-Development Group, Indianapolis Richard Moore, Moore Title & Escrow Fred Vogel, Vogel Builders, Seymour Tim Merchant, Rochester, 6.5 Tom Lannan, Salin Bank And Trust Louis Abraham, W J Abraham & Sons *Brian Murphy, New Urban Homes, Evansville Barbara Popp, New Albany, 6.5 Chris Erb, Team Construction Co Inc., Goshen Marvin Lengacher, M & S Construction Victor Volom, Northwestern Mutual Life, Valparaiso Jay Rohrer, Team Construction Co Inc. Kirk Kusmiz, Four Seasons Sunrooms Brenda Schreiber, Hobart, 6.5 Palmer Myers, Meridian Title Corporation, Crown Point Dennis Cripe, Plymouth, 6 *Joe Garcia, G & G Custom Homes Inc., Westfield Sheree Perfetti, Northwest Indiana Real Estate Kevin Walsh, Trinity Home Design Center, New Haven Gary Adams, Charter One Bank Nate Smith, Ollesheimer & Son Inc. Mike Freeman, Newburgh, 6 Christopher Garten, Signature Countertops, Scottsburg *Todd Olthof, Olthof Homes, Saint John Jon Guy, Avon, 6 Lincoln Ogden, Compass Project Management Dean Savarino, Dean’s Lawn & Landscaping *Michelle Wittig, Juday Creek Golf Course, Granger Terry Reamer, Zolman Tire Kurt Jones, Terre Haute, 6 Eric Goodman, A R C Companies, Jeffersonville Craig Pawling, Silver Creek Homes Inc, Elkhart Barney Scheumann, Lafayette, 6 Blair Wingham, River Valley Financial Bank Adam Cobane, Silver Creek Homes Inc. Dan Wolf, Bedrock Builders Inc., Noblesville Deborah Jones, DJ Interiors Inc. John Schroering, Jasper, 6 Kurt Haas, Uebelhor & Son Motor Co, Jasper Pete Popham, Popham Construction, Evansville Shawn Klumb, KS Energy Services LLC Doug Annakin, Shepherd Insurance LLC *Kevin Yoder, K W Yoder Construction, Elkhart Andy Sheely, Plymouth, 6 Mark DeLeeuw, Stair Supplies Tamra Stier, Leo, 6 *Brett Harter, Freeman-Harter Custom Homes, Leesburg *James Pressel, Pressel Enterprises Inc, La Porte Mark Ebling, Overhead Door of South Bend/Mishawaka Dylan Bailey, Baileys Discount Page 20, Indiana Builders Association March / April, 2015

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