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It’s Here! August 10th–25th HOMEFEST will be at The Equestrian in Triple Crown country Club Make plans to be there! More on page 13 Living Room from the 2012 Fischer Homes HOMEFEST HOME

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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

August 2013

Inside this Edition...

4 ................Letter from Brian Miller, Executive Vice President

and political action.

7 ..................................................................... Membership Update

The Northern Kentucky Home Product and Service Buyers’

10....... Elk Creek Sporting Clay Shoot, BBQ & Wine Tasting

Guide is a special edition of the Northern KY Builder. 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

11...........................................Purchaser’s Earnest Money Deposit 11 .................................................. June Member Mix and Mingle 14 .................................................HOMEFEST Home Preview!

16 .............................................................................. HOMEFEST 17........................................................... Millennium Club Update

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phone 859.331.9500 or fax 859.578.3393

20 .....Letter from the Director of Professional Development

email homebuilders@hbanky.com 2013 Board of Directors Adam Chaney, President William Butt, Immediate Past President James Kegley, Vice President Jason Yeager, Secretary/Treasurer Desiree Webster, Associate President Walt Dunlevy, Associate Vice President Paul Metzger, Land Development Council President Pat Parshall, Sales & Marketing Council President Phil Drees, Builder Director Tom Spille, Builder Director Diana DeVore, Associate Director Art Fischesser, Associate Director Anita Kosco, Associate Director Patrick Townsend, Associate Director HBA Staff Brian A. Miller, Executive Vice President Janis Beard, Membership Director Melanie Meyer, Director of Shows & Events, Sales & Marketing Thomas Napier, Director of Professional Development Marsha Roudabush, Director of Finance Holly Woodring, Administrative Coordinator 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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23 .....Jerry Deters, Past President & Charter Member Passes 26 ................................... Northern Kentucky Building Permits 27 .................................................................... Calendar of Events

JOIN US AT THE FALL MEMBER MIX & MINGLE at Villa Grande, a Fischer Homes Community

FREE EVENT! Great Opportunity to Network!

Refreshments Provided 27 Villa Grande Drive Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Thursday, September 19,2013 5:30 - 8:00 pm

Reservations required by Tuesday, September 17th.

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he HBA is creating a branding campaign aimed to connect you with potential customers and build your business image. Additionally, the campaign lets you “tie down” to messaging in a way that is free to you. We are phasing out the orange logo

of the Registered Builders, the green logo of the Registered Remodelers, the older blue logo of our Associates, and the separate logo of the HBA. All new logos will have a blue field with an updated roofline. The logo text will change for what type of member you are (Builder, Remodeler or Associate) and the HBA will simply have a logo that says “Member”. We are

doing this so we can effectively market our brand and raise the awareness of the professionalism of HBA members in the eye of your potential customer. At the same time the HBA is developing collateral for you to use in your business, on your vehicles, homes and signage.

You may have seen full page print ads in NKY Magazine (opposite page), articles in the HBA show guides, television messages on Fox 19 or information about the HBA and its membership on the Fox 19 “Home Pros” website. This is all part of our new promotion and branding initiative. We have three messages that encourage the public to use Registered Builders, Registered Remodelers and hire a professional from our association for any of your prospect’s home’s needs.

So where does the “free” part come in? In the coming weeks the Membership Committee will be calling on companies with large fleets of vehicles to send out logos, brochures, table tents and adhesive window signage.

We will also provide the collateral free to be picked up at the HBA office or at HBA events. The signage is meant to indicate that a new home is being built by a Registered Builder or an existing home is being remodeled by a Registered Remodeler. Other signage is intended to be used in showrooms. Three separate brochures will be supplied that explain the virtues of the Registered Builder program, the Registered Remodeler program and the benefits of hiring an HBA Associate member for home needs. Table tents are intended to be used to call attention to the printed materials. By using the collateral we send out your company can “tie down” to the increased awareness of the professionalism of the HBA’s membership at no cost.

In the coming weeks we hope to see thousands of logos on the back of the HBA member’s vehicles, in the windows of the homes you are constructing or remodeling and brochures and table tents on the counters of all HBA members businesses. We hope that you participate in the effort to better promote your business as an HBA member and to brand you as a true professional in the eye of your potential client. In today’s competitive world every bit of clout helps you create comfort with your prospect and the HBA’s leadership understands that and is working to connect you with your customer in new and inventive ways.

If you would like these materials please call the HBA at 859-331-9500 and we will be happy to mail them to you.

Sincerely,

Brian A. Miller Executive Vice President Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky

Your Peace of Mind Deserves a Professional

For more info on why you should only use a member of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky when it is time for a decision about your home call 859.331.9500 or visit www.homebuildersnky.com.

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New Member Orientation is not only for the new members who are recruited throughout the year, but also for members who have never attended a New Member Orientation. You would be amazed at the services and benefits the Home Builders Association provides their members that you may not be aware of because you have not attended a New Member Orientation. Plan to join us for our next New Member Orientaiton on July 30th at 3:30 pm at the Home Builder Office.

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Station Sponsorships Available - $80 All proceeds benefit the Dewey Newport Associate Scholarship Fund which provides scholarships for needy students in the Enzweiler Apprentice Training Program Sponsorship includes: • Prominent Signage at station and recognition in BUILDER Magazine • Exposure to shooters and members attending the event Dewey Newport Associates Apprenticeship Scholarship Raffle - New this Year… The Associates Committee will be raffling off a high quality 12 gauge shotgun. This shotgun is being provided with special assistance from Shooters Supply and Range in Independence, KY. Exact details of the brand and specification will be published with the tickets by July 26th.

To reserve your tickets, contact Janis Beard at the HBA Office.

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Purchaser’s Earnest Money Deposit:

Use It or Lose It? Written by Kelli Kleisinger

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ost purchase agreements require deposits to accompany offers to buy property.

The deposit demonstrates to the seller that the buyer is serious about his offer. Purchase agreements generally will provide for the purchaser to lose his deposit if he defaults on the deal. Will Kentucky courts enforce such a provision? The answer depends on whether the court views the deposit as a penalty or liquidated damages. Liquidated damages are usually an amount of money designated by the parties. This amount represents money owed to the nonbreaching party in the event the other party defaults. Liquidated damages are especially helpful when the actual damages are difficult to calculate.

While Kentucky courts will uphold liquidated damages provisions, they will carefully scrutinize them to ensure that they are not disguised penalties. If the amount of liquidated damages is unreasonably large, the court considers it a penalty and will not enforce it. The money should put you in the same position you were before the agreement, not punish the breaching party.

So how do you know if your earnest money deposit will be considered liquidated damages or an unenforceable penalty? Unfortunately, the law is unclear. The law does not provide ratios (of earnest money deposit to the contract price) that are automatically considered a penalty.

Instead, Kentucky courts ask whether the earnest money deposit could reasonably put the nonbreaching party into the position it was in before the agreement. In making this determination, the court looks at both the past and the present to determine reasonableness. First the court looks

to see whether the earnest money deposit was a reasonable figure at the time the contract was signed given the breaches that could have occurred.

Second the court looks at whether the deposit is a reasonable figure now given the losses actually incurred as a result of the breach. An unreasonably large or grossly disproportionate earnest money deposit is an unenforceable penalty. In this case, the non-breaching will be limited to recovering actual damages suffered that it is able to prove.

As an example, consider the case of a purchaser who offers to buy a house for $450,000.00, and places $125,000.00 in escrow as an earnest money deposit. The purchaser is unable to secure adequate financing to close, and the seller seeks to retain the $125,000.00 as liquidated damages. The parties’ agreement provides that the deposit will be refunded to the purchaser as long as the purchaser’s default does not prevent closing. The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of the seller keeping the earnest money, and the purchaser appealed. The Kentucky Supreme Court overturned the trial court’s judgment and gave instructions to the trial court to consider the reasonableness of using the deposit as liquidated damages. Only then, according to the Court, would the trial court reach the “correct” decision.

We can infer what we want from the Supreme Court’s decision. But one fact that remains clear: Sellers and buyers alike should consider the amount of an earnest money deposit carefully. For any of your real estate or construction needs, please contact Kelli Kleisinger, a Cincinnati associate in the Construction Law Practice Group at Dressman Benzinger LaVelle psc. Kelli can be reached at (513) 357-5283 or via email at kkleisinger@dbllaw.com.

June Member Mix & Mingle Hosted by Ashley Quarters Hotel

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shley Quarters Hotel in Florence was the site of our June Member Mix & Mingle. Participants were able to experience the warm and friendly atmosphere of a comfortable alternative to a traditional hotel. Ashley Quarters accommodates those who are traveling for a few days or those who need an extended stay for a few months with all the comforts of home. “Thank you” to Justin and Jason Yeager for hosting our June Member Mix & Mingle! The Fall Member Mix & Mingle is tentatively scheduled for September 19th at Villa Grande, a Fischer Homes community, in Fort Thomas.

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THE 2013 HOMEFEST HOME PREVIEW Homefest 2013 Triple Crown - The Equestrian is Northern Kentucky’s premier single site home show. Nestled in the rolling hills of Southern Boone County, Triple Crown is one of the most prestigious and beautiful communities ever created in Northern Kentucky. Home in this year’s event are priced from $500’s to the mid $800’s with finished and themed basements, professional decorating throughout and adorned with the type of finishes one would expect from this premier event. For more information on the homes, HOMEFEST and directions to Triple Crown visit the HBA’s website www.HomeBuildersNKY.com

THE NOTTOWAY FISCHER HOMES Price: $729,000 | 10638 Pegasus Court • Four bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths • 6,100 finished square feet • Expansive living spaces and unique design elements • Elegant flowing staircase • The library also has soaring windows and distinct angles that fill the room with natural light • Kitchen designed for entertaining • Living room and hearth room open to kitchen • Master suite has walkthrough shower and soaking tub • Walkout basement with bar, gathering room and hobby room

THE JAYDEN DREES HOMES Price: $633,000 | 10630 Pegasus Court • • • • •

Drees’ newest design in Clarity Collection 4,319 square-foot ranch Exterior accented with an angled entry Dramatic domed foyer Clarity Collection’s “living triangle,” where the family room, dining area and kitchen connect • Screened-in patio features a cozy fireplace • Lower level features recreation room that includes a wet bar • Professionally decorated by Jill Neverovich of DJN Designs 14

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THE HUNTERS COVE KRUMPELMAN BUILDERS Price: $680,000 | 10634 Pegasus Court • Mahogany wrought iron front door • State-of-the-art gourmet kitchen with adjoining breakfast area, great room and screened-in porch • Spacious master suite, master bath and large walk-in closet • Finished lower level consists of an expansive recreation room, which also includes a bar and wine room, exercise room and two additional bedrooms with a full bath • Other amenities include the first-floor laundry, mud room and a three-car garage • Custom woodwork and elegant finishing touches throughout

The Townsend Adam Miller Homes Price: $620,000 | 10635 Pegasus Court • 4,653-square-foot, two-story house with five bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths and a finished basement • Kitchen features granite, Amish cabinets, island, Bosch stainless steel appliances, and large pantry.

• Integrated technology package controls security, security camera, lights, and music library via wall mounted interface, smart phone or tablet • WaterFurnace geothermal HVAC • Basement features Irish-themed bar, game room, family room, and large fifth bedroom with bath • Covered patio (outdoor living space) • 300-square-foot master suite has his and her walk-in closets and a master bath with twoperson shower and slipper soaking tub

THE STEVENS Adam Miller Homes Price: $500,000 | 10639 Pegasus Court • Large, open family area in great room • Large entertaining kitchen opens to a breakfast nook and sunroom connected to covered deck • Master retreat has private hallway leading to suite which features walkout to covered deck, tray ceiling, and his/her walk-in closets • Basement features private workout room, storm shelter, two bedrooms and a full bath • WaterFurnace geothermal HVAC • Integrated technology package controls security, security camera, lights, and music library via wall mounted interface, smart phone or tablet • Craftsman style trim on all windows and doors • Oversized tile is used in all the baths and laundry 8/2013

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August 10th-August 25th in The Equestrian at the prestigious Triple Crown Country Club View new Homes from Adam Miller Homes, Fischer Homes, Drees Homes, and Krumpleman Builders!

Come out and see Northern Kentucky’s new home Showcase to view beautiful professionally-built and fully furnished homes will be on display August 10thAugust 25th. HOMEFEST is a great event to get interior design ideas, see the latest in home trends, talk to qualified professional home service and product providers or talk to the builders of these fine homes to help you with your home building dreams.

Home investment values for HOMEFEST range from $500,000 and up.

Triple Crown is located in the Richwood Kentucky area. 1/4 Mile west of I-75, just off of the Richwood exit (State Route 338). Directions from Cincinnati - I-75 South to the Richwood Exit (#175) approximately 18 miles south of Cincinnati. Turn RIGHT off of the exit ramp, and proceed through one traffic light. Approximately 1/2 mile from the ramp, you will find the entrance to Triple Crown.

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2013 MILLENNIUM CLUB All-Rite Ready Mix Arlinghaus Builders, LLC Ash Insurance, C.K. Barnes, Dennig & Co. Ltd Bray Trucking, Inc. Cutter Construction, Inc. Drees Company Dudley Construction Co. Inc. Ernst Concrete Fischer Homes Florence Nursery & Landscaping Florida Tile, Inc. Fulcher Rankin Insurance Grant Co. /Gallatin Co. Concrete Kelly Bros. Lumber Kentucky Federal Savings & Loan Kentucky FluidAir, Inc. L & N Federal Credit Union Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency M & W Excavation Co., Inc. Sims-Lohman Fine Kitchens & Granite Thelen Associates, Inc. Tri-City Insurance Service, Inc. VonLehman & Company, Inc. Wiseway Supply

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“Where Quality and Service Save You Time and Money” Florence, Kentucky 139 Aristocrat Dr. (859) 371-3314 Aurora, Indiana 10513 Morgans Branch Rd. (812) 926-0920 Wilder, Kentucky 108 Williams Way (859) 572-9951 Harrison, Ohio 7466 New Haven Rd. (513) 738-1933 Port Union, Ohio 5259 Rialto Road (513) 860-5111

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The Millennium Club is an elite group of companies whose contribution pays for the refreshments and entertainment at membership meetings and events like the Annual Golf Outing, Tabletop Night, and the Inaugural Luncheon.

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The projects you’re completing now are this years entries...

Get•Ready for the Tour Remodeled Homes!

Produce salesofleads It is that time of year to start thinking about which project you • Enhance your image and visibility will showcase in the Tour of Remodeled Homes. With over • Generate sales at the show 1,000 people attending the event it is your company’s biggest • Reach potential clients opportunity to market your trade in the most affordable • Establish presence in the marketplace manner.

The 2013 aTour of Remodeled Homes will run • Personally meet your customers October 5-6 and will last from Noon until 5pm.

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This year your project will be featured on our newly upgraded website. Home description, your company logo, and your contact information are but a small part of the website experience. We will add as many photos of the project as you can send us. Visitors to the site will be able to plot their visit to and from the various projects they are planning to see. On the iPhone mobile app users can browse the images you send us, tap for maps and driving directions and tap to call you, visit your website or shoot you an email.

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Marketing at New Heights • Introduce new products and services This year the HBA is launching new advertising campaigns for • Showcase your product in ways not its consumer event like the Tour of Remodeled Homes. We are possible using other marketing channels already experiencing greater consumer response at our shows • Educate your target audience like the Cavalcade of Homes in May. We will invest in $20,000 • Get exposure if you’re towith the industry worth of media and combine thatnew effort an expanded • Highlight a special or unique skill or project public relations initiative that will result in greater exposure radio and television exposure for• theGet Tourgreat of Remodeled Homes.

The show guide will be distributed through Cincy Magazine.

Sponsorships Sponsorships are available for the event. The level of sponsorship will determine the amount of exposure you receive during the promotion of the event. Cavalcade of Homes sponsors are already telling us that this approach is resulting in far greater traffic and far better leads. Choose from Presenting, Official or project sponsorship.

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TOUR IS OCTOBER 5TH ANd 6TH Call 859.331.9500 or visit www.HomeBuildersNKY.com for details

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his summer the HBA Northern Kentucky teamed with businesses and professional organizations to help raise the overall quality of the roofing trade in Northern Kentucky. Sponsored by Any Weather Roofing, ABC Supply, The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and many local businesses, HBA Northern Kentucky hosted students for 6 weeks to not only learn the skills of the trade but to have real hands on experiences in the field through Any Weather Roofing’s “Extreme Roof Makeover.” Four needy families were given a new roof while the students practiced their skill and learned quality roofing techniques.

This is the first of many projects HBA Northern Kentucky will be undertaking to raise the quality of the trades in our area!

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From the2011 Director Autumn of Professional Development Continuing Education Schedule HBA Northern Kentucky Why are some businesses still struggling during this Economic Re-growth?

In the last few years we have seen a great deal of recovery and growth in the Building Industry and the Related Trades. We are seeing home sales skyrocket and remodeling in this area is at an all time high. On the trades side, we see contractors and sub contractors alike busy every day and hiring new staff. We’ve come a long way in a very short time toward real economic recovery.

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Work Zone SafetySince Training * began 11 amhere - at1 HBA, pm we have also strived to change our education program my tenure

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The greatest problem that many of our members still face is changing their way of doing business from a model that was built just to stay afloat during the recession, to a more normalized model with potentials for expansion October and growth. It’s very hard to move from that ‘safe mode’ of doing business into the more risky ventures that come with a more aggressive approach. fact is, thePresents market is recovering and theyour companies that areand sticking their neck out -are1coming October 5th TimThe Shepelak “Improving Business Life” 11 am pm up ahead.

October Art Reed presents Homesover inthe thelastLatino Community” 9 am 11new amtrades based We have12th also seen a remarkable growth in“Selling startup businesses year, especially in remodeling, but-also companies are coming into the market to take advantage of the potential for economic growth. These young businesses never operated October 13th Insulated Concrete Forms for Green Builders and Remodelers 10 am - 12 pm in a holding pattern and are aggressively approaching the market without the trepidation that many long standing businesses still feel.

As such,14th these upstart businesses grabbing theConstruction market share of work in many areas.- They are fast becoming the movers and shakers October Concrete andareMasonry Safety* 3 pm 5 pm of the Industry. What these newer companies lack in experience, they make up for in versatility and ingenuity.

October 18th Electrical Safety* 9 am - 11 am

In the Education Department, we are looking to even the playing field and bring together the exuberance and ingenuity with October 20th Effective Business Writing 1 pm - 3 pm

the experience and high quality of our members. I have always believed that the key to any crisis is education and people who commit25th and believe in whatthe theyDeal”, are learning are the ones whoand will succeed.

October “Closing Selling Yourself your Business 10 am - 12 pm

October 26-27 OSHA Workplace 12 nationally pm - 5 pm both Over this summer, in conjunction with Safety other HBA’s andon locally, wedays have begun setting up a professional development we are calling, “Entrepreneurship Bootcamp.”

October 31st track Work Zone Safety Training* 11 am - 1This pmset of classes will run from September 2013 through

March 2014 and will contain 12 courses (6 in 2013 and 6 in 2014) that will focus on not only the day to day operational procedures of a business in the new economy, but will also look at new avenues in marketing, media exposure, occupational health and well being and how to once again enjoy what you do.

* Indicates Safety Classes that fulfill AGC requirements for 2011 and 2 hours of Safety C.E. required for all Registered and Registered Remodelers.

This set ofBuilders classes is not built just for the new business, but for any and all businesses that are looking to update their approach to business and stop just surviving!

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Covington 3502 Latonia Avenue (at 35th Street) 859.581.0400 | Dry Ridge 85 South Main Street 859.824.3371 | Owenton 3885 Highway 127 North 502.484.0242

HBA’s Parade of Homes is Back in 2013 at Saylor Woods Subdivision in Independence.

The perfect storm is coming…

The 2013 Parade of Homes at Saylor Woods quite possibly could be the single most attractive buying opportunity for new home buyers in our lifetimes! WELCOME TO SAYLOR WOODS Terrace Holdings, the Developer of Saylor Woods Subdivision is proud to host the 2013 Parade of Homes and welcomes these participating Builders:

Adam Miller Homes (Adam Miller, 859.652.4393, adammillerhomes.com)

Saylor Woods

October 12–27, 2013

Arlinghaus Builders (Ted Arlinghaus, 859.392.8906, arlinghausbuilders.com) Drees Homes (John Heisler, 859.458.9032, dreeshomes.com) Maronda Homes (Tim Cheek, 513.484.7355, maronda.com) Lunsford Custom Homes (Rob Lunsford, 859.428.1699, lunsfordcustomhomes@gmail.com)

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Jerry Deters, 1961 HBA President & Charter Member Passes

J

erry Deters, Deters Brothers Builders passed on July 5, 2013. Jerry served as a director and Charter Member in 1962 when the Home Builders Association was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He served as the 1961 HBA President and was also president of the Home Builders Association of Kentucky in1973.. He was the son of a former Times Star Newspaper editor, Clement (Bud) Deters. Jerry learned about community issues and politics while at the kitchen table.

Throughout his professional career, he would lead many initiatives, always pushing to advance the Northern Kentucky area through new investment and community cooperation. He was most known as the developer and operator of the Drawbridge Inn and Convention Center from 1970 through 2001.

Jerry was born in Cincinnati, raised in Taylor Mill and graduated from Holy Cross High School and Villa Madonna College. At 17 he built and sold his first home, which was the genesis of Deters Brothers Builder, his company that later developed a large subdivision in Lakeside Park. He founded and served as the first Chair of the Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau. He tirelessly worked to see his vision of Main Strausse become a reality. He was instrumental in forming and served on the board of the Tri County Economic Development Corporation (TRI-ED).

As a boxer in his youth, Jerry won a Cincinnati Golden Gloves Championship. After being selected for a top secrete Army cryptography unit, he was stationed in Paris in 1951 where he personally decoded messages for General Eisenhower.

Jerry was preceded in death by his loving wife of 55 years, Marge (Bacovcin) Deters. He is survived by his six children: Margo Willman ( Jim), Lori Simendinger (Mark), Paula Heidrich, (David), Monica Lautz (Andrew), Josh Deters, and Gretchen Slagle (Todd). He also leaves behind brothers Charlie and Jim Deters and sisters Joan Maus and Kathy Lonneman, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.

Donations are encouraged to Tri-State Parkinson’s Wellness Chapter, Cincinnati, Ohio; Redwood School, Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky or the St. Elizabeth Hospice program, Edgewood, Kentucky.

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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!

For more information, please contact your local Pella representative or call 513-936-5240.

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“Your supermarket for concrete accessories and masonry equipment”™

Thank you contractors, building owners and greater community for the opportunity to serve you.

Service, service and more service.

That is the Janell mantra.

Concrete forms Concrete chutes Silt fencing Mortar Mixers Concrete Buggies Formwork drafting services

Cincinnati 6130 Cornell Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45242 P: (513) 489-9111

Cures & Sealers Chemicals Grouts Hand Tools Power Tools Pourform plywood

Cincinnati 4686 Paddock Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45229 P: (513) 651-9111

Columbus 831 Harmon Ave. Columbus, OH 43223 P: (614) 224-9111

Polyfilm Concrete blankets Stakes Wall ties Safety gear Expansion joint

Erlanger 2930 Crescent Springs Rd. Erlanger, KY 41018 P: (859) 341-9111

www.janell.com

Caulks Decorative Concrete Supplies Decorative Concrete Stamps Masonry Supplies

Lexington 970 New Circle Rd. Lexington, KY 40511 P: (859) 254-9111

Dayton 800 East 1st St. Dayton, OH 45402 P: (937) 866-9111

TAKE A DIP IN OUR LABOR POOL We are preparing the workforce of tomorrow, today!

As your business starts to pick up and you find yourselves looking for employees CALL US FIRST. We are training the future builders, remodelers, electricians, carpenters and HVAC technicians of tomorrow so take advantage of our services. We have students ready to help serve your needs. We can help custom fit your needs as well; from experienced well seasoned personnel to the novice helpers.

Call Thomas Napier, PhD, Director of Professional Development at the HBA (859) 331-9500

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Northern Kentucky Building Permits SINGLE FAMILY

June ‘13

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MODULAR HOMES

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MULTI FAMILY

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CONDOS

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COMMERCIAL

#

COMMERCIAL REMODELING

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RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

4

$29,172.00

3

$3,470,634

30

$3,606,886

73

$1,018,869

BOONE

42

$6,458,224

1

$38,000

CAMPBELL

11

$2,570,908

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65000

5

$1,309,000

11

$251,000

KENTON

25

$3,735,125

16

$132,511,382

2

$18,200

23

$711,018

GRANT

2

$264,000

80

$13,028,257

1

93000

1

600000

2

$126,000

4

$54,700

4

$4,070,634

39

$5,060,086

111

$2,035,587

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COMMERCIAL

#

COMMERCIAL REMODELING

#

RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

41

$4,309,083

59

$655,274

6

$1,380,867

22

$812,021

13

$639,700

27

$621,843

5

$214,800

CARROLLTON GALLATIN MASON OWEN TOTAL

SINGLE FAMILY

June ‘12

BOONE

24

$3,252,392

CAMPBELL

17

$2,584,399

KENTON

25

$4,869,791

GRANT

8

$975,000

TOTAL

74

$11,681,582

JAN-JUNE '13

381

$63,798,707

JAN-JUNE '12

362

$54,814,692

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MODULAR HOMES

18

$132,614,382

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MULTI FAMILY

2

#

CONDOS

2

$1,243,866.00

2

$1,098,000.00

$2,000,000

CARROLLTON GALLATIN MASON OWEN

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$225

2

$2,000,000

87

$153,239,375

13

92

$9,597,000

10

0

$0

70

$6,329,650

113

$4,645,192

$1,629,172

24

$35,246,922

311

$79,649,778

534

$9,826,903

$3,220,986

45

$17,131,402

469

$73,650,574

675

$14,253,545

BUSINESS MEETINGS AT A GLANCE / call 331-9500 for reservations or to confirm dates

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Remodelers Issues, 12:00 pm, HBA Florence Freedom Night, 6 pm - 9 pm, Champion Windows Field

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HOMEFEST Preview Party, 5 - 9:30 PM, at the Equestrian at Triple Crown Country Club

Membership/Retention Meeting, 11:30 am, HBA

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HOMEFEST AUGUST 10th–25th in the Equestrian at Triple Crown Country Club SMC Board of Governors Meeting, Noon, HBA

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HOMEFEST AUGUST 10th–25th in the Equestrian at Triple Crown Country Club Associates Committee Meeting, 8:30am, HBA

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LDC Council Luncheon, 12:00, Infrastructure Roundtable

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SMC Board of Governors, Noon, HBA

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Remodelers Issues, 12:00 pm, HBA

Labor Day Office Closed

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Member Mix & Mingle, 5:30-8:00 pm, Villa Grande

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