NORTHERN KENTUCKY
October 2011
The Official Publication of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky
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The mission of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky is to promote and enhance the integrity and visibility of the construction industry and the members of the organization through advocacy, communication, education and political action. Northern Kentucky Builder™ is an official publication of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky, 2751 Circleport Drive, Erlanger, Kentucky 41018. It is published in the interest of the Northern Kentucky building industry and read by home builders, remodelers, general contractors, developers, engineers, bankers, Realtors,® architects, material dealers, subcontractors and manufacturers. All rights reserved. Copying or reproduction without the expressed permission of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky is strictly prohibited. Northern Kentucky Builder™ is designed by Jason Yann Creative Studios phone 859.331.9500 or fax 859.578.3393 email homebuilders@hbanky.com 2011 Board of Directors Bob Schroder, President Bill Butt, Vice President Adam Chaney, Treasurer James Kegley, Secretary Barbara Drees Jones, Board Chair Tony Berling Marty Grosser Dan Martin Chris Wulfeck Jason Yeager
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Inside this Edition... 4 ..................................................................... Membership Update 6.............................................................................. News and Notes 9 .......................................... Continuing Education Information 10 ............................................2011 Tour of Remodeled Homes 13 ...................................................................................YouthBuild 15.................................. 2012 Home and Remodeling Showcase 16...............................Enzweiler Classes Kick Off to Full House 17 ........................................... Real Estate Auction a Big Success 18..................................................................................Legal Corner 19 .........................................................Florence Freedom Outing 24 ..................................................................... HBA Marketplace 26 .................................................................. Remodeler’s Corner 24 .................................................................... Calendar of Events
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Associate Council Representative Mark Hubbard Roberta Tanno Desiree Webster Diana DeVore Land Development Council Representative Joseph Kramer Sales & Marketing Council Representative Jeremy Arrasmith Women’s Community Action Council Representative Cindy Goetz HBA Staff Brian A. Miller, Executive Vice President Janis Beard, Membership Director Jessica Gibbs, Director of Shows & Events Karen Lefebvre, Administrative Coordinator Kirk Pies, Sales & Marketing Director Shelli Slusher, Accounting Coordinator Thomas Napier, Director of Professional Development The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky is open to the world, visit our web site for up-to-date information on HBA services and programs, including extensive public referral directory to Registered Builders, Registered Remodelers and Associate Members.
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These companies are missing the action at the Home Builders Association. HBA members enjoy discounts on worker’s compensation, health insurance and disability insurance. All current HBA members are posted on the www.homebuildersnky.com website. Members are eligible to advertise in BUILDER magazine and Who’s Who Membership Directory. If you do business with any of the listed missing members, please encourage them to get back in the action at the HBA!
Countryside Excavating, Inc. Dan Hallon 15884 Elliott Road Demossville, Kentucky 41033 (859) 393-3599 Business: Excavating & Trucking Sponsor: Rob Stone Cox Media Group of Ohio Debra Hart 7320 Yankee Road Liberty Township, Ohio 43044 (513) 755-5066 Business: Media Company Dallas Communities, LLC Julie Howell 980 Helen Ruth Drive Ft. Wright, Kentucky 41017 (859) 331-6768 Business: Property Management Schneller Plumbing , Heating & Air Kris Knochelmann 687 Triple Lake Crescent Springs, Kentucky 41017 (859)341-1200 Business: HVAC Sponsor: Bob Schroder
ABC Supply Company, Inc. Gale Insulation Robert Hampton Painting Homes.com
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Welcome Back! We are truly happy to have your support and membership. The following companies are once again members of HBANKY. Cohorn Construction Dorman Masonry GAC Concrete Construction Gravelview Trucking Kiser Construction Preferred Cleaning Systems
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REGISTERED BUILDER Adam Miller Homes, LLC Adam Miller 3821 Sonata Drive Union, Kentucky 41091 (859) 652-4393 REGISTERED REMODELERS Adam Miller Homes, LLC Adam Miller 3821 Sonata Drive Union, Kentucky 41091 (859 652-4393 Cullen Brothers, LLC Bill Cullen P.O. Box 268 Miamitown, Ohio 45041 (513) 615-2269
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Melissa Brooks Company: W. Stephens Cabinetry & Design Position: Kitchen and Bath Designer Community I live in: Florence, KY My favorite thing to do when I’m not working is: Spending time with my family and reading. My reason for belonging to the HBA of Northern Kentucky: To build a relationship with those in the industry. Something unique about my company is: Every design is individually handengineered.
Rob Durnwald Company: Fresh Coat Painting Position: Owner Community I live in: Boone County My favorite thing to do when I’m not working is: Travel and golf. My reason for belonging to the HBA of Northern Kentucky: Meet new people and network. Something unique about my company is: Able to work with any customer and situation.
First Security Trust Bank is, once again, a proud sponsor of this year’s Tour of Remodeled Homes. Congratulations to all 2011 remodelers on a job well done. And thank you to the HBA of Northern Kentucky for your long-time commitment to highlighting many of our area’s most beautiful homes.
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NEWS and NOTES SMC Travels to Louisville
SMC Board members travel to Louisville to meet with members of the HBAL Sales & Marketing Council. Front Row: Jeremy Arrasmith, SMC President, Crawford Insurance; Ginger Walthers, Nielson and Sherry, PSC; Teresa Morgan, ERA Kepple Keene. Back Row: Pat Parshall, SMC Vice President, Huddle Up; Janis Beard, SMC Staff.
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HBA Remembers Past President, Phillip Timothy Duncan
Phillip Timothy Duncan, age 51, passed away Thursday, September 1, 2011 at St. Elizabeth Hospice Edgewood. Phil, as we knew him at the Home Builders Association office was a home builder and 1998 HBA President. He grew up in the building business with his father, Charlie Duncan, and his brothers. He was active on the Registered Builder and Membership Committee along with numerous other committees. Phil displayed his allegiance to the HBA by always wearing a HBA hat, shirt or sweater to HBA events and committee meetings. He is preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Ruth Duncan. His father, Charlie, was an active member of the HBA for many years. He is survived by his wife Janet Berling Duncan of Covington, his son, Taylor Duncan of Covington, his daughter, Kara Duncan of Covington; his brothers, Michael Duncan of Florence, David Duncan of Taylor Mill, Richard Duncan of Hebron, Gregory Duncan of White Oak, OH and Charles Duncan II of Dayton, OH, his sisters, Theresa Webster of Taylor Mill, Nancy Duncan of Florence, Christine Williams of Orlando, FL, Dianna McGarr of Florence, Gail Meece of Orlando, FL, and Sharon Magary of Hebron. Memorial contributions can be made to The American Cancer Society, 297 Buttermilk Pike, Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017 and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
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HBA Remembers Bob Manning
The staff and students of the Enzweiler Trade School and the HBA Northern Kentucky would like to express their sincere condolences to the family and friends of Bob Manning. Bob was the founder of Arc Electric and a long time supporter of the Enzweiler Trade School. His tireless efforts to educate and improve the lives of skilled tradesmen in Northern Kentucky will be greatly missed. Bob helped found and steer the Enzweiler Electrical Program that we are so proud of today, as well as found NKEA, the Electrical Licensing Authority in Northern Kentucky. He and his family have taught as part of the HBA program and sent students for more than 30 years. Bob was honored by the HBA in a celebration dinner as a “Person who made a Difference”, and that legacy is carried on today by his family, friends, employees and everyone whose life he touched. 6
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Continuing Education Schedule OCT/NOV 2011 Remember: AGC Credits must be complete by October 31! Spotlight On Presenters for Fall 2011
Dr. Jim Wells will be presenting at HBA Northern Kentucky September 29th, sponsored by Tremco. Jim received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University where he also received his BS and MS in Engineering Science. He specialized in theoretical and applied mechanics, numerical analysis, and composite materials. While at Purdue, Jim was an instructor in engineering mechanics and other courses. During that time, he developed and administrated a self-taught / individualized instruction course in engineering mechanics. Since leaving Purdue, Jim has worked over 25 years in new product research and development in several segments of the construction industry. During his 15 years at Owens Corning, his work focused on insulation and roofing systems for commercial and residential markets. During his 5 years at the Koch Materials National R&D Laboratory, his work focused on asphalt-based industrial, paving, and waterproofing products and systems. Since late 2001, Jim has served as the Technical Director for Tremco Barrier Solutions (TBS), makers of waterproofing emulsions, water-resistive barrier membranes, and insulation systems. Prior to the acquisition by Tremco in April of 2003, TBS was known as Koch Waterproofing Solutions. He is the author of several articles and publications and holds a number of patents. Current Role: Technical Director, Tremco Barrier Solutions, makers of TUFF-N-DRI® Waterproofing, Enviro-Dri™ Weather-Resistant Barrier, and other fine moisture and energy control products and systems.
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A Discussion of Legal Issues for Builders/Remodelers 10 am - 12 pm $25 members/$35 non-member “Moisture and Air Barrier Solutions” by Tremco 12 pm - 2 pm $25 member/ $35 non-member Tim Shepelak Presents “Improving your Business and Life” 11 am - 1 pm $25 member/$35 non-member Safe Lead Removal Class Register online at www.epaleadtraining.com Art Reed presents “Selling Homes in the Latino Community” 9 am - 11 am $25 member/$35 non-member Insulated Concrete Forms for Green Builders and Remodelers 10 am - 12 pm $25 member/$35 non-member Concrete and Masonry Construction Safety* 3 pm - 5 pm $45 member/$55 non-member Electrical Safety* 9 am - 11 am $45 member/$55 non-member Effective Business Writing 1 pm - 3 pm $25 member/$35 non-member “Closing the Deal”, Selling Yourself and your Business 10 am - 12 pm $25 member/$35 non-member OSHA Workplace Safety 12 pm - 5 pm on both days $125 member/$150 non-member (price is for all 10 hours over 2 days) Work Zone Safety Training* 11 am - 1 pm $45 member/$55 non-member Tim Shepelak Presents “Improving your Business and Life” 11 am - 1 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Safe Lead Removal Class Register online at www.epaleadtraining.com Accident Investigation for Supervisors* 9 am - 11 am $55 member/$65 non-member Practical CAPS Applications for Builders and Remodelers 2 pm - 4 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Bookkeeping for the small business professional 1 pm - 3 pm $35 member/$45 non-member “Closing the Deal”, Selling Yourself and your Business 2 pm - 4 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Part 1 OSHA Workplace Safety/November 17th Part 2 OSHA Safety 9 am - 2 pm $150 member/$175 non-member (for all 10 hours over two days) Green Building Trends for 2012 10 am - 12 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Concrete and Masonry Construction Safety* 3 pm - 5 pm $65 member/$75 non-member Beginning Quickbooks 1 pm - 4 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Estimation and Takeoff 2 pm - 4 pm $35 member/$45 non-member Effective Business Writing 10 am - 12 pm $35 member/$45 non-member
* Indicates Safety Classes that fulfill AGC requirements for 2011 and 2 hours of Safety C.E. required for all Registered Builders and Registered Remodelers. Northern Kentucky BUILDER
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The 2011 Tour of Remodeled Homes
The Projects
Every year for the past 17 years the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky has produced a home show that grabs your attention. Don’t miss the 2011 Tour of Remodeled Homes, scheduled for Oct. 1 and 2 from noon until 5 p.m. The show features the latest trends in home remodeling, including kitchen and bath renovations, room additions, outdoor living areas, and more from more than a dozen select Registered Remodelers from Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati. Visit the show on this great fall weekend to get new ideas for your next home project. ~ Bob Schroder - Arlinghaus Builders, HBA NKY President 1 Adam Miller Homes installed a custom interlocking traditional cobblestone paver patio, combining an aged finish with a present-day design. This patio carries the Old World charm and a natural rustic look, which enhances the richness and warmth of the outdoor entertaining space. Along the border of the paver patio, we wanted to stress the quality of the living space by installing a custom curved paver edge design. Next, we constructed a seven-foot stacked stone wood-burning fireplace on-site that offers a mature stone look and captures an eroded texture feel. We accented the project with limestone stairs down to the yard surrounded with a vinyl fence and a Pergola entrance. 2 Cullen BrosThis tri-level home was built in 1980. The owners, becoming empty nesters, wanted a complete upgrade of all the amenities, a larger kitchen, first-floor laundry and a redesign of the floor plan. New features also include addition of a kitchen pantry, powder room, geothermal heating and cooling, larger master bedroom, vaulted ceilings on the second floor, walk-in shower, wide plank cherry hardwood flooring and custom built cherry cabinets. 3 Cutter Construction When you want to relax, there are always several things to do. Some may want to go to a movie, others may want to hang with friends while enjoying a cold drink and some may just want to play a game of pool. Why go out to relax when you can enjoy these things in the comfort of your own home? This lower-level finish encompasses all of these ways to relax by having a home-theater area, a full bathroom, a billiards area and a full-service bar. 4 Ashley Commercial Group The St. Anthony Lofts is a residential conversion carved from a century-old church located in historic Bellevue. The church consists of five contemporary two-story lofts, each one unique. Interiors will contrast contemporary finishes such as granite counter tops, wrought-iron railings, hardwood flooring, Pella windows and stainless steel appliances with the timeless craftsmanship of the 50-foot vaulted ceiling, original stained glass windows, church lighting, bell tower and soaring wood trusses. The Lofts are within walking distance of Bellevue’s historic Fairfield Avenue, Newport on the Levee and downtown Cincinnati. This unit is available for sale. Contact Lisa Dunhouse with Comey Shepherd for more information at 513-328-1877. 5 Corbin Custom Remodelers This beautiful home, built in the early 1900’s, was very well maintained over the years to ensure that the charm and architecture was preserved. What the home lacked was a modern space for the family to gather. Enter Corbin Custom Remodelers. The result was a two-story rear addition complete with all the amenities. The lower-level garage provided the much-needed storage and parking space, while the first-floor kitchen, great room, breakfast area, laundry and 10
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powder room became a sanctuary that seamlessly flows with the original home. On the exterior, a covered deck was installed with a stone fireplace for relaxing evenings. Features include Schrock cabinets, granite tops, custom cabinetry, Andersen windows, hardwood flooring, coffer ceiling and much more. 6 Cornerstone Craftsmen Thrilled with the quality of their previous bathroom remodel performed by Cornerstone, the owners of this lovely home decided to build more lasting impressions to enjoy. This current Cornerstone project involves a completely remodeled kitchen, and remodeled dining and family room area, including new Wellborn cabinets and stone countertops, highend appliances, new lighting and Pella windows. Combined with the previous upgrades in the bathroom, this project is a must-see on your list! 7 Grosser & Co. Remodeling The best way to describe this remodel is: three-in-one! First, we added much needed square footage by opening up a past addition to add a dining area. Next step was to revitalize the old addition and add a laundry room with cabinets, a much needed powder room and a wood-burning fireplace. Fresh light from the new cathedral ceiling and skylights beam onto the hardwood floors. Then the kitchen was accented with new cabinets, granite countertops and builtin appliances. Lastly, the outdoor living area with screened-in porch, fireplace and deck wrapped this new living and entertainment space all together and was the finishing touch to this spectacular renovation. 8 Bill’s Remodeling & Electric A must-see award-winning whole-house transformation, including a new and expanded kitchen and dining area. Not to mention, a tranquil master bathroom and new laundry room featuring Pella windows and doors, exquisite hardwood flooring, detailed tile work and a grand entry door. 9 Cornerstone CraftsmenStarting their new life together, the homeowners purchased and transformed this spacious home with a golf-course view to create a new beginning for their journey. The scope of this project was immense, making it a mustsee remodel. Highlights of the transformation include a refurbished kitchen, refinished foyer, master bathroom renovation, and lower-level upgrade, including a wet bar, wine room and entertainment area. Please come see how Cornerstone Craftsmen turned dreams into reality! 10 Cutter Construction Open, updated and stylish are great words to describe this beautiful kitchen remodel. The once closed-off kitchen, breakfast room and dining room now flow freely together for a great entertaining space or space for spending time with family. The kitchen boasts beautiful, dark cherry cabinets and brilliant Venetian gold granite. Other amenities include stainless steel appliances, Oak hardwood floors and a custom ceramic tile backsplash.
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11 Kennedy Gray Design/Remodel This one-of-a-kind custom-designed outdoor living space was exclusively designed by Kennedy Gray Design/ Remodel in coordination with the homeowner’s vision. It features detailed stonework, a wood fireplace and gas fire pit, serving bar and unique outdoor patio with coordinating landscape. 11 Kiser Construction Company, Inc. The owners moved into this 1929 home 25 years ago. They love the location, neighborhood and their house. They needed to update to add more space. Kiser Construction installed a 1,368 square foot addition with a full basement and first floor master bedroom, master bath with walk-in shower, laundry, bar and living room. We refinished the existing hardwood floors, added new oak doors and baseboards, updated the kitchen with new cabinets, added granite counter tops and installed radiant heat and new A/C for the addition and existing house. We tied the two together with the same finishes and character, removed doors and windows and installed brick archways. On the exterior, we added new windows, widened the driveway, and off the rear of the addition added a fountain and great place to gather. The detail in the brickwork is copied from the front of the house. 12 T&J Home Specialist Entertain your friends at a large bar with custom cabinets, granicrete tops, stone accents and tile flooring. If you love wine, then check out the iron gate wine grotto. For the big game, kick back and enjoy the wall-to-wall custom -built entertainment center with bookcases on each side. Don’t forget about the kids — they have their own game room. The master bathroom features intricate custom tile with a large walk-in glass shower and soaker tub. 14 Ireland-May This cottage is an example of designing and transforming a house to reach its full potential. A generous addition complements the original home, while a new detached “carriage house” blends old and new. Handbuilt, hand-finished cabinetry with marble tops make the new kitchen a true showpiece, while architectural details inside and out complete the transformation. Ireland-May is proud to present this wholeDIRECTIONS house revival for the 2011 Tour of Remodeled Homes.
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is born from a desire “to make each client a customer for life.” This specific home facelift can show you that you don’t always have to build a new home to get the house that you desire. Create the curb appeal you want without the hassle of moving. A new larger front porch and featured gables with fiber cement siding and painted brick and real stone have transformed this home elevation into the look of a new one. The Pub Room displays and old world charm with distressed iron gates and granite tops that give the true feel of what a Pub Room should feel like. 18 Visionary Design & Remodeling This homeowner spared few expenses to create a dream lower level for both family and business entertainment. With over 1,500 square feet, the design boasts many amenities great for family but also luxurious enough for client entertainment. Primary features include a theater room, game area, custom bar, sitting room, builtin fireplace, full bath, exercise room and an office for the homeowner. Other highlights include new bay windows, hardwood flooring, marble tile, wood and granite tops, arched and multi-tied ceilings, built-in bookcases, and beautiful woodworking throughout. This lower level is a must see. 19 KBC Full Service Design/Build/Remodel The owners of this Mason home wanted to turn their family room into the grandchildren’s play area. KBC, along with the owners, designed a new family room, including a stone, woodburning and gas fireplace, hardwood flooring, Pella windows, Velux skylights, a cathedral ceiling, exposed wood beam, 350-year-old wood mantel and outdoor entertaining area with decorative concrete and a stone/limestone fireplace. KBC also updated a high efficiency furnace and Pella replacement windows.
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15 Jim Stegman Construction This family had plenty of input for designer Cheryl Stegman, who, along with Stegman Construction, created this beautiful kitchen. The father of this clan, a woodworker, personally made the casings and baseboards for the renovation. This wasn’t the first project in this grand home for award-winning remodeler Jim Stegman. The Newport, Ky., company has renovated a number of beautiful and historic homes in the village of Wyoming over the years. This project features all the amenities, including Fieldstone cabinetry, granite countertops and a sub-zero refrigerator. Original hardwood floors complement the new cabinetry. A handcrafted custom hood, inspired by a magazine clipping, provides the kitchen’s focal point. 16 Neal’s Design-Remodel Over the past few years, Neal’s Design - Remodel has improved the function and livability of several areas of this Madeira two-story home. Projects include: A kitchen, family room, lower level and most recently a secondstory master suite retreat addition and hall bath. The addition blends well into the original architectural design of the home and gave our clients the extra interior space for an expanded master bath, extended walk-in closet and master seating area. 17 Robert Lucke Remodeling Exterior Facelift can show you that you do not always have to build a new home. Robert Lucke Remodeling is dedicated to creating a positive remodeling experience for each client. We will do all that is within our means to ensure that every customer’s project becomes a harmonious blend of old and new. Our passion for excellence Northern Kentucky BUILDER
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Thanks to Our Event Sponsors What’s New with Pella
Pella Impervia Dual-Color Option NOW AVAILABLE! Neither wind nor rain nor sleet or snow stops determined mail carriers. Nor do those elements and other climate extremes phase Pella Corporation’s energy-efficient Pella Impervia line, expanding in the Summer of 2011 to include White interior option for all units. Pella Impervia windows and patio doors offer more style and design flexibility for your customers. With the new dual-color option, Pella Impervia products can have a White interior with the choice of White, Tan or Brown exterior. Pella Impervia windows and patio doors arrive pre-finished with a powder-coat paint finish on both interior and exterior. This durable finish stays looking great for years with little care.
“We’re pleased to offer more innovative solutions to builders and homeowners living in areas where a stronger, more durable window is a must,” said Duane Putz, director of sales and marketing for Pella Impervia. “This product is made for hot, cold, wet or windy climates and now it’s available in more styles.” Pella Impervia can withstand the forces of Mother Nature without cracking, shrinking or warping in extreme weather conditions. The sleek-profiled innovative products made from Duracast®, the strongest most durable material in windows and doors, are virtually maintenancefree and well-suited to today’s busy lifestyles and balanced budgets for home and business owners.* Builders, remodelers and homeowners may choose from convenient factory prefinished brown, white or tan color options and now have a White interior!
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HBA Hosts YouthBuild’S Mental Toughness orientation
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or the last week of August and the first week of September, the Event Center came alive with the sound of young people talking about their future and striving to find ways to make their dreams come true. The Sixth Generation of Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission’s YouthBuild of Northern Kentucky program began with Mental Toughness orientation. Nearly 30 young people came to Erlanger in search of the unique offerings of the YouthBuild program. YouthBuild has for more than three decades offered young people a means to change their future. It is a place where young people are introduced to the strength within themselves, and an opportunity to become the next generation of community leaders. Locally, YouthBuild of Northern Kentucky has served over 100 young people in three years. Those young people have a chance to earn a G.E.D. as well as the Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training certificate offered by the Home Builder’s Institute. The most exciting part of the program is the addition of a formal Mentoring aspect to the existing successful program elements of Education, Construction, Community Service, Leadership, and Counseling. Members of the community have the opportunity to influence the life of a young person during this very important formative time and help guide them towards future careers and success. For the young people who started the program here at the HBA, the future is wide open. They are preparing to be the next generation of leaders, and we are excited to see the contributions they make to our community. Anyone interested in mentoring or information on volunteering with Youthbuild, please contact Mentoring Coordinator Paul Wilson at (859) 581-6607.
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New IN 2012!
The 38th annual Home and Remodeling Showcase will be consumers one stop shop for whole house remodels, small home repairs, or adding that special touch to make their house a welcoming home. They will enjoy more interior design vignettes’ and intriguing landscapes. Featuring the first annual Designer of the Year Award and Landscape Design Awards. Live interactive and educational seminars will take place during the show as well! Don’t miss an opportunity to showcase your product in this year’s show!
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Enzweiler Trade SCHOOL Kicks Off TO FULL CLASSES!
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he Enzweiler Trade program began again on Tuesday the 6th, to packed houses. More than 50 students enrolled in the program’s four different skilled trades. Many of the students are adults, already in the workplace, seeking to change jobs or to further enhance their skills. With students ranging from 18 to 58 this year, the program has a truly diverse and unique demographic, mixing years of education and experience in one place. This year at Enzweiler also welcomes several new staff members. Tom Knuckles will be teaching Facilities Maintenance 2, our first graduating class with that certification. Marshall Lawhorn is the new instructor for Carpentry 1 with 30 years experience in the trade. Bob Rottman was coaxed out of retirement to teach Carpentry 2, as he did at McCormick Trade School. Returning this year is Eddie Moore for Electric 1 and 2 and the Senior Teacher position. Brandt Manning and Hank Sellmeyer will also be returning to help students in Electric 3 and 4 achieve their Journeyman Certificates and prepare for the Electrician’s Exam. Dennis Clark and Jeff Gardner will be running the HVAC program with a new text and curriculum that focuses on hands-on work. Tim McIntosh will be picking up the new Facilities Maintenance students including the group from H.U.D. that will be joining the HBA. We look forward to a great year and a lot of opportunity to help educate the workforce of tomorrow!
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HBA Real- Estate Auction Brought Large Crowd
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aturday August 20th kicked off the 1st annual HBA Real -Estate Auction. Approximately 200 guests attended the Auction with their bidding hats on. Special thanks to the Women’s Council volunteers Cindy Goetz, Connie Kreutzjans, Karen Lefebvre, and Liz Sievers who coordinated and staffed the concessions for the day. It was our pleasure to host Brent Semple & Associates, Inc. Auctioneers who helped create an exciting atmosphere the day of, and did a great deal of preparation beforehand to produce a relaxed and well thought-out sale. We look forward to partnering with Mr. Semple in the future. Thank you to our members who participated in the Auction.
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Auction will be conducted at the Homebuilders Association of NKY Offices Meeting Room: 2751 Circleport Drive, Erlanger, KY 41018
Saturday,
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August 20 At 11:00 AM
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LEGAL CORNER KENTUCKY UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS CAN BE TRICKY Written by Kelly A. Schoening, Esq.
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efending unemployment clams in Kentucky requires careful attention to deadlines and understanding the procedures. The administrative process is three steps. The first is a fact-finding and consists of completing forms and occasionally answering questions over the phone. When unemployment receives the information from the company and the employee, a decision is made as to whether the individual qualifies for benefits. It is to the company’s advantage to fully describe the events leading to discharge. Either party can appeal the decision and if the appeal is not filed timely, it will be denied. The second step is a hearing conducted by an administrative law judge (“ALJ”). Both sides can present exhibits and witness testimony. The hearing is the only time either side can present such evidence. It is important to have witnesses with first-hand knowledge and avoid hearsay, if possible. Generally, the referee will ask questions of all witnesses. Then the witness can present testimony and is subject to cross-examination by the other party. Both sides can also be represented by counsel and quite often the company may not be aware that the employee is represented by counsel until the hearing begins. Most hearings are conducted by phone and require that any exhibits be sent to the unemployment office and the other party at least three days prior to the hearing. All hearings are recorded. The third step is a review by the three member panel of the Unemployment Commission. Both sides are entitled to write a brief supporting the individual position. The Commission reviews the tape of the hearing. No new evidence can be presented by either side. The burden of proof in a case of misconduct rests with the employer at all stages of the process no matter who files the appeal. Kentucky unemployment is considered humanitarian in nature and has very specific reasons why a claim for benefits can be denied. If an employee quits without good cause, benefits can be denied. If an employee is terminated for misconduct, benefits can also be denied. Misconduct is defined by Kentucky statue as falsification of an employment application, knowing violation of a reasonable and uniformly enforced rule of an employer, unsatisfactory attendance if the worker cannot show good cause of absences, damaging an employer’s property through gross negligence, refusing to obey reasonable instructions, reporting to work under the influence of alcohol or drugs, conduct endangering safety of self or coworkers and incarceration in jail resulting in missing at least five days of work. The employee gets the benefit of the doubt at all stages. Once the Commission issues a decision, either party can appeal to the Circuit Court. Again, new evidence is not permitted and the court merely reviews what the ALJ did. The hearing tapes are kept for 90 days and either side can obtain a copy of the tape. Although the ultimate decision should not be admissible in other proceedings, the testimony can be used in other proceedings. Because the testimony can be important in defending discrimination claims, it is advisable to obtain a copy of the tape. An unemployment hearing takes careful preparation and attention to detail. It also requires knowledge of cross-examining witnesses properly and presenting exhibits. Failure to adequately prepare and understand the process can result in a loss and payment of benefits. It is also important not to let the employee use the hearing to further another claim against the employer.
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A hot time at the old ball park! Once again the joint HBA/NKAR Florence Freedom Outing was a great time. Close to 500 attendees enjoyed the evening connecting with HBA and NKAR members, watching a ball game and, of course, eating that delicious ball park hotdog.
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REMODELER’S CORNER show guide distribution. The tickets will be discounted to $4 for purchase at area Kroger stores. We are very excited that Cincy Magazine will be promoting the tour and publishing the TORH show guide. It looks to be another exciting TORH with so many entries this year. If you have any questions about the TORH, please call the HBA office. See you on Tour!
REMODELER’S COUNCIL WHAT’S HAPPENING??
By Darlene Bossert, CKD, Stone Statements, Inc.
Quote of the Day: “Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible.” Anonymous
Tour of Remodeled Homes: As of July 8, there were15 entries for the TORH. When you receive this magazine, the deadline will have passed for entries and we may have even more. The locations of the projects are: 1 – Bellevue, 1 – Villa Hills, 1 – Burlington, 1 – Cincinnati, OH, 1 – Crestview Hills, 1 – Mason, OH, 1 – Edgewood, 1 – Montgomery , OH, 4 – Ft. Thomas, 2 – Wyoming, OH, 1 – Lakeside Park We will be charging $5 admission for the TORH again this year and we are happy to announce that we are partnering with Kroger for ticket sales and
Northern Kentucky Building Permits SINGLE FAMILY
July ‘11
#
MODULAR HOMES
#
MULTI FAMILY
BOONE
35
$5,722,798
CAMPBELL
7
$1,428,622
79
$5,235,000
KENTON
19
$3,761,133
8
$1,069,583
GRANT
1
$155,000
#
28
CONDOS
#
COMMERCIAL
#
COMMERCIAL REMODELING
#
RESIDENTIAL REMODELING
3
$2,406,500
42
$14,185,802
81
$986,141
11
$1,386,925
26
$579,416
19
$1,151,653
22
$586,615
1
$45,000
5
$73,000
4
$84,000
$1,900,000
CARROLLTON GALLATIN MASON OWEN TOTAL
62
SINGLE FAMILY
July ‘10
BOONE
$11,067,553
30
#
MODULAR HOMES
87
$6,304,583
28
$1,900,000
3
$2,406,500
73
$16,769,380
138
$2,309,172
#
MULTI FAMILY
#
CONDOS
#
COMMERCIAL
#
COMMERCIAL REMODELING
#
RESIDENTIAL REMODELING
1
$344,384
49
$8,687,033
37
$588,443
$3,897,208
CAMPBELL
6
$892,267
4
$268,000
17
$437,369
KENTON
15
$2,985,134
23
$1,814,086
38
$1,296,888
GRANT
1
$108,000
1
$8,000,700
4
$45,800
2
$86,480
3
$400,000
2
$275,000
3
$68,000
TOTAL
55
$8,282,609
JAN-JULY '10
495
$71,120,905
1
$59,000
16
$3,968,794
92
JAN-JULY '11
388
$57,583,210
5
$251,000
183
$13,557,924
120
CARROLLTON GALLATIN MASON OWEN
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$344,384
79
$19,044,819
101
$2,522,980
$7,625,280
17
$16,390,134
469
$81,130,377
573
$11,892,791
$10,768,957
13
$27,003,833
518
$104,847,683
757
$13,174,950
BUSINESS MEETINGS AT A GLANCE / call 331-9500 for reservations or to confirm dates
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Registered Builder/Remodeler Committee, Noon, HBA
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16
“Improving Your Business and Life”, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm, HBA
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17
12 “Selling Homes in the Latino Community”, 9:00 am – 11:00 am, HBA
SMC Board of Governors, Noon, HBA
Membership/Retention Committee, 11:30 am, HBA
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19 Safety Training Course, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM, HBA
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27
28 State & Local Government Committee, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, HBA
Safety Training Course, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM, HBA
16
2012 Green Building Trends, 10:00 am-12:00 pm, HBA
thursday
LDC Council Roundtable, Annual State of the Counties, 12:00 - 1:30 pm, HBA
23 Beginning Quickbooks, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm, HBA
Estimation and Takeoff, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
29
friday
saturday
4
5
11
12
Remodelers Issues , 12:00 - 1:00 pm, HBA
10 Bookkeeping for the small business professional, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, HBA
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LDC Board of Governors, 11:00am - 12:00 pm
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28
3
Practical CAPS Applications for Builders and Remodelers, 2:00 – 4:00 pm, HBA
22 Safety Training Course, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM, HBA
HBAK Fall Board Meeting, Lexington Hilton/Downtown
wednesday
Membership/Retention Committee, 11:30 am, HBA
“Closing the Deal,” Selling Yourself and Your Business”, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm, HBA
SMC Board of Governors, Noon, HBA
OSHA Workplace Safety, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm on both days, HBA
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15
22
Part 2 OSHA Safety Training, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm, HBA
Lead Certification Class, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, HBA
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25
26
november
14
Safety Training Course, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM, HBA
21 Effective Business Writing, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm, HBA
Associates Council Board of Governors, Noon, HBA
SMC Board of Governors, Noon, HBA
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20
27
2
8
15
Board of Directors Meeting, 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm, HBA
Work Zone Safety Training, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm, HBA
6
14
Executive Comm. Meeting, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
tuesday 1
8
Insulated Concrete Forms for Green Builders and Remodelers, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, HBA
LDC Council Roundtable, Joint Meeting of NKY HBA LDC and Cincinnati HBA OVDC, 12:00 - 1:30 pm, HBA
Ambassador Club, Noon, HBA
monday 31
LDC Board of Governors, 11:00am - 12:00 pm
“Closing the Deal”, Selling Yourself and Your Business, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, HBA
State & Local Government Committee, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, HBA
sunday
13
SMC Social/Professional Development Committee, 11:00 am, HBA
7
TORH Wrap-up Meeting, Remodelers Issues Committee, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, First Security Trust Bank Florence
october
9
6 Associates Council Board of Governors, Noon, HBA
Executive Comm. Meeting, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Board of Directors Meeting, 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm, HBA
24 Thanksgiving HBA Closed
HBA Closed
30 Effective Business Writing, 10:00 am – 12:00 PM
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