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2018 Board of Directors John Curtin/Paul Hemmer Company, President Bill Cullen/Cullen Brothers, Immediate Past Pres.

Tom Withorn/Craftsmen by Design, Vice President Ross Kreutzjans/Kreutzjans Construction Co., LLC, Secretary/Treasurer Watson Jones/C.K. Ash Insurance, Associate President John Cain/Wiseway Supply. Associate Vice President Mike Willenbrink/Bayer Becker, LDC President Michelle Caldwell/Huntington Bank, SMC President Shad Sletto/EGC Construction, Builder Director Ben Taylor/Drees, Builder Director Fred Cernetisch/Pella, Associate Director Nick Smith/Keller Williams, Associate Director Mike Riegler/Riegler Blacktop, Inc., Associate Director

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Northern Kentucky Builder™ is an official publication of the Building Industry 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 Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky is strictly prohibited. phone 859.331.9500 or fax 859.578.3393 email homebuilders@buildersnky.com

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Communicate Effectively, Reduce Stress & Increase Productivity With Others BIA Staff Brian A. Miller, Executive Vice President Jessica Rose, Director of Shows & Events Charley Wayman, Director of Sales & Marketing Shawn Cox, Director of Professional Development Dan Smith, Director of Finance Tammy Arvin, Director of Membership Mandy Trenkamp, Administrative Coordinator

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NAHB MID-YEAR MEETING RECAP

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The National Association of Home Builders held their mid-year Board of Directors meetings July Brian Miller 24th through the 28th. While there have been Executive Vice Presifdent more lively meetings of NAHB in the recent years this bmiller@buildersnky.com year’s meeting was rather smooth and free of controversy.

Studies are currently taking place regarding online bill payments of dues and new membership models that will culminate in the coming years that will result in more spirited debate and disagreement.

The Senior Officers and Association Planning Committee conducted their business on the 24th. National Area Chairs, State representatives and the National Housing Endowment met on the 35th with the Executive Board meeting immediately afterward. Thursday the 26th and Friday the 27th were the most active meeting days; accommodating 38 meetings for members and leadership and 8 meetings for Executive Officers.

A couple of environmental updates: • A new Endangered Species rule governing critical habitat is out and not as beneficial as we would like it to be. The Fish and Wildlife Service pared back the theory of protecting areas that “could” support endangered species but not as far as the “already” support endangered species model as we had once hoped. We will be filing comments to the FWS prior to their September 24th deadline that asserts that critical habitat should only include areas that currently support the species and where the species can physically be found. We urge you to do the same.

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At the committee meeting members spent about an hour with David Hobbie, US Army Corps of Engineers Chief Regulatory Official for the Alaska District. He has held the same position in Mobile and Jacksonville. He is a part of a small working group the Trump Administration has assembled to provide feedback on ways USACE can streamline the 404 program and its processes. We used our time together to address the issues specific to Northern Kentucky and the Louisville USACE District office. He is the first USACE Chief Regulatory official to use Clean Water Act Section 404 money for other CWA section projects as described in an MOA. The first instance is where he used funds to enlarge culverts. He stated he is going to use 404 funds to provide sewers on reservations where native Americans are simply using 5-gallon buckets for those purposes.

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The next NAHB Board of Directors meetings occur prior to the International Builders Show that runs February 19th through the 21st in Las Vegas. For more information on IBS check out page XX of this issue of the NKB.

As the Executive Officers Council Liaison to the NAHB environmental Issues Committee I am afforded a unique opportunity to understand environmental regulations and how they are changing in our Nation’s Capital prior to being implemented at the State or Local level. As such, our association enjoys an advantage on being on the proactive side of changes rather than the reactive side as many association find themselves.

Please let us know if you are more interested in what is going on at your National Association or about national policy. We are an outstanding resource for you and work hard on regulations to protect and grow your business.

Scan the QR code to the left to check out the Code of Federal Regulations about the Endangered Species Critical Habitat Rule and to send comment to the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

Scan the QR code left to check to see the Memorandum of Agreement between the US Corps of Engineers and their Alaska District office regarding using Clean Water Act Section 404 fees to pay for road culverts.

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MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUNITY Milestone Members

These members have reached a milestone in their membership with their renewals in August.

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HONK CORNER

The Legacy House is going well. Thanks to all who helped with the Blitz Build. We have more work to do. Please check the BIA and/or the HONK websites (www.buildersnky.com or www.honkhomes.org) for an update and list of needs. Remember that our goal is to use as much donated materials and labor as possible to make this a quality affordable home for a low income working family.

Other news, long time construction staffer Bob (Uncle Bob) Lutkenhoff retired at the end of August after 10 years of committed service to HONK’s Mission. He will be missed. Jim Broomall, an AmeriCorps volunteer here at HONK for the past four years, has joined our construction staff. He will assume some of Bob’s duties. Also, we are completing a rehab on West 15th St. in Covington and have just started rehabbing a four-bedroom, two-bath house on Greenup (next to a house we finished last year). Lead remediation has been completed on another Covington house which we will begin to rehab. Volunteers welcome. Thanks to all who support HONK.

BIA FAMILY BBQ MEMBER EVENT BIA members and their families came to Presidents Park on July 12 for the Family BBQ. Kids were treated to face painting and a sun art craft from the Boone County 4H. Thanks to Janell Concrete and Heartland Realty Group for sponsoring this event.

John Curtin. BIA President, Paul Hemmer Company playing cornhole with Pat Parshall, Past Associate President, Northwest Title.

Future BIA members showing off their face painting.

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BIANKY BUSINESS MEETINGS AT A GLANCE SEPTEMBER Get Involved 3

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9th Annual Elk Creek Sporting Clay, see page 11 for full details

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Sales and Marketing Council Board of Governors Meeting at the BIA

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Land Development Council Board of Governors / Monthly meeting of the Land Development Council Board of Governors.

All Council Past Presidents are welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting.

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State & Local Government/PAC Committee / The committee will discuss legislative issues and engage an elected or appointed

official in dialogue over issues concerning the construction industry. All members are welcome to attend this

meeting at the BIA

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Executive Committee / Monthly meeting of association senior leadership team

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Board of Directors / Bi-monthly meeting of association leadership

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Leadership Development with Betsy Allen Manning! 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the BIA

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Sales and Marketing Council Board of Governors Meeting at the BIA

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HBA of Kentucky Fall Board of Directors Meeting, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM at the Hilton Downtown Lexington

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Land Development Council Board of Governors / Monthly meeting of the Land Development Council Board of Governors.

All Council Past Presidents are welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting.

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State & Local Government/PAC Committee / The committee will discuss legislative issues and engage an elected or appointed

official in dialogue over issues concerning the construction industry. All members are welcome to attend this meeting at the BIA

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Building Materials Update with Simpson Strong Tie, 9:00 - 11:00 AM at the BIA

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CPR Training Class, 12:00 - 2:00 PM at the BIA

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Green Building, 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the BIA

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NEWSROOM NFIP Extended Four Months The Senate voted July 31 to approve House-passed legislation that will extend the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) until Nov. 30. The Congressional action came just hours before the program was set to expire.

It is anticipated that the four-month extension — which will keep home owners covered through the end of the hurricane season — will give the House and Senate time to hammer out a long-term reauthorization of the NFIP. NAHB has been at the forefront of this issue, working with lawmakers on a viable, long-term bill. The House last year approved a five-year reauthorization that would keep the NFIP fiscally sound and let builders provide safe and affordable housing. The Senate continues to work on its own version of a long-term reauthorization of the program.

It is well known that in the 2013 cyber-attack on Target, hackers got access to credit and debit card information on 40 million consumers, an attack that cost Target more than $250 million.

It is less well known that the hackers gained access to the Target payment system through an HVAC contractor.

With nearly every aspect of the home building industry moving online and most information stored in digital formats, it’s time for every home builder to take a close look at their cyber security and potential exposure to liability.

Home builders store and electronically share a trove of personal and financial data on clients, potential clients, vendors, suppliers, partners and more. Some of this data includes payment information. And most business-critical information – like building plans and proposals – is also kept in a digital format. It’s little wonder that a residential construction business might be a target for cyber criminals. “It really is not a matter of if, but when,” said Kristen Hilton, CIPP/US, an attorney with Sussman Shank LLP in Oregon. “And, of course, how much it will cost.” Loss of trade secrets, loss of reputation and even illicit bank account access are certainly huge concerns in a cyberattack. But the liability associated with exposing others’ personal and sensitive information to intrusions is where the greatest risk lies.

“There are many state privacy law implications to storing information containing personal and financial data,” said Hilton. “If that data were to be exposed, there could be legal and civil liability.”

Hilton notes that construction companies, like most other businesses, have numerous points of entry for malicious hackers. “Many people connect their company laptops and tablets to public Wi-Fi,” she noted. “That could be a vulnerability.”

The first line of defense is strong digital information training for all employees, not just those who operate computers and other connected devices. Read the NAHBNow blog post to learn about the many steps builders can take to protect their data.

DOL Officially Kills ‘Persuader Rule’ In a victory for NAHB, the Department of Labor in July officially rescinded the Obama-era “Persuader Rule" that would have re- uired lawyers to report to the DOL when counseling employers concerning union organizing. The regulation was issued in 2016. However, before it could be implemented, NAHB scored a major legal victory when the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas granted a permanent stay of the Persuader Rule.

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NAHB, HBI Pledge to Train 50,000 Workers Attending a White House event on workforce develop- ment, NAHB Chairman Randy Noel pledged that NAHB and HBI will educate and train 50,000 new workers over the next five yearsfor careers in the construction trades.

President Trump signed an executive order that establishes the National Council for the American Worker, which will develop a national strategy for training and retraining workers for high-demand industries.

As part of this initiative, the administration is asking companies and associations to sign a pledge committing them to expanding apprenticeships, increasing on-the-job training and providing students and workers the training and opportunities they need to succeed in the American workplace.

The Home Builders Institute, NAHB’s workforce development arm, will expand its training, certification and job placement programs for underserved and at-risk youth, transitioning military, veterans, ex-offenders and displaced workers.

Looming $1 Billion Tax Increase on Housing President Trump’s proposed 10% tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports — including nearly 500 products used in residential construction — could have major ramifications for the housing industry.

Of the planned $200 billion in tariffs, NAHB economists estimate that $10 billion of goods used by the home building community would be subject to the 10% levy. Put another way, if the tariffs take effect, this would represent a $1 billion tax increase on residential construction.

This tax increase would come on top of the current 20% tariffs on softwood lumber imports from Canada. Since the beginning of last year, lumber prices are up more than 40%, due in large part to the tariffs.

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New HBAK Life Directors

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uring the recent summer HBAK meeting in Louisville, several HBA members were named HBAK life directors.

To receive this honor, a member must demonstrate dedication to the association by serving at multiple levels. They accumulate points by serving in at least two levels: local, state and national. The HBAK president and associate vice president automatically become life directors at the end of their terms.

The most recent recipients are good examples of the dedication required to become a life director. One recent inductee served as local president twice, served on and chaired many local committees, faithfully attended local meetings, served as state area vice president, rarely missed a state meeting in 20 years, attended HBAK Day at the Capitol each year and has attended the International Builders Show 10

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more than 20 times. It’s easy to see that he is a committed member who understands the rewards of association membership.

Without these members, our association would not be a strong force in our communities, state and nation. They have influenced politicians, at all levels, and are not only leaders of our association but within their communities. It is a great honor to be named an HBAK life director. Congratulations to them all. We hope that many more members will strive to become a part of this elite group.

Pictured above from left are new HBAK Life Directors Mike Ballard, Owensboro; Bob Marrett, Louisville; Ricky Wilson, Madisonville; Kyle Whalen, Lexington; Tom Raver, Louisville; Cheryl Stegman, Northern Kentucky; and Carolyn Reynolds, Madison County.

JANUARY 11-13, 2019

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Large Local Peer Group to Visit NKY T

he Large Local Peer Group is a private shared knowledge group of 18 (give or take each year) of the most innovative association executives that serve builders associations not necessarily affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

NAHB does not endorse the group. The group is funded through the general funds of their local associations and by sponsorship.

The peer group are influencers among their local associations and on a national stage. Many in the group have served or are currently serving in the NAHB federation in various capacities of governance. Back home, they work to bring affinity programs, education and services to their members and can connect you with their membership.

All together this attending this year’s Large Local Peer Group control $33.32 million between their combined budgets. Their combined memberships total over 12,000 builders and associates (10.6% of the NAHB federation), not to mention affiliate members totaling in the thousands.

The group trades ideas and shares what is working well and not so well for their respective associations each year. The dialogue does not end at the annual retreat but carries on over emails, phone calls and NAHB meetings during the year. The retreat provides a forum where Executive Officers can focus on their performance and effectiveness that leads to better run associations.

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It is an honor to host these innovative association leaders in our hometown. We would like to thank the following sponsors who are contributing to make this year’s retreat a success: Craftsmen by Design, Tom Withorn, BIA Vice President Cullen Brothers, Bill Cullen, BIA Immediate Past President Drees Homes EGC Construction, Shad Sletto, BIA Director Fischer Homes Great American Insurance Group Paul Hemmer Company, John Curtin, BIA President Kreutzjans Construction Company, Ross Kreutzjans, BIA Secretary/Treasurer Pella Riegler Blacktop, Mike Riegler, BIA Director Wiseway Supply, John Cain The agenda covers a range of topics this year including: Young Professional Committees Leadership Association Planning Association Culture for Staff/Leadership Staff Planning Organizational Effectiveness Commercial Councils Workforce Development

Executive Officers are attending this year’s peer group in Northern Kentucky JOSH CLARK Executive Vice President Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City

Budget: $2.73 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 558 Staff: 9

PHIL CRONE Executive Officer Dallas Builders Association

Budget: $1.81 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,033 Staff: 7

COREY DEAL Executive Officer Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association

Budget: $1.66 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,047 Staff: 10

PAT DURHAM Executive Vice President Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville

Budget: $2.95 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,705 Staff: 12

BILL GARRISON Executive Officer Northeast Florida Home Builders Association

Budget: $1.74 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,229 Staff: 12

BRYCE JOHNSON Executive Vice President Home Builders Association of Fargo Moorhead *NAHB Executive Officer Council Secretary

Budget: $1.47 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 828 Staff: 7

PAUL KANE Executive Vice President/Chief Executive Officer *NAHB Executive Officer Council Past President

Budget: $1.91 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,344 Staff: 6

BRIAN MILLER Executive Vice President Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky * NAHB Executive Officer Council Secretary Elect

Budget: $1.47 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 647 Staff: 6

DAVE NIELSEN Chief Executive Officer Home Builders Association of Metro Portland

Budget: $4.26 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 824 Staff: 21

DAVID SIEGEL Executive Director Builders Association of the Twin Cities

Budget: $7.88 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,225 Staff: 26

JEFFREY SMITH Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa

Budget: $2.62 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 763 Staff: 7

ALICIA VINCENT Executive Vice President The Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders

Budget: $1.34 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 1,011 Staff: 3

Renee Zentz Chief Executive Officer Housing & Building Association of Colorado Springs

Budget: $1.48 MM Members (Builders & Associates): 488 Staff: 11

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EDUCATION

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ith the new school year about to start, it’s exciting to see all the progress and the plans for the upcoming year. With renewed participation from area school districts, to our daytime introductory to trades program, to our long-standing traditional evening adults program, exciting things are happening at EBI. We are especially excited to welcome Kenton County Plumbing inspector Pat Kennedy as our new plumbing instructor, Steve Borne for welding and to have a commitment from Greg Williams to take over our daytime HVAC and Plumbing courses.

The need has never been greater to train and hire skilled tradespeople into the construction field. With a workforce shortage approaching WWII levels, the Enzweiler Building Institute is ready to be your go-to source for hiring skilled trades people looking to enter our industry.

With diversified offerings such as Carpentry, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing and Welding, we are confident that the growth of our programs is only going to continue.

With the expansion of a day time trades program for high school students, the award of

the Kentucky Work Ready Skills Initiative grant, and various articulation agreements with Gateway Community College, Enzweiler is positioning itself to be a true leader in job growth and training development.

With growth comes the need for additional materials, tools and various equipment. If you and your company are interested in learning how you can invest in our industry’s future contact Shawn Cox at 331 9500 or scox@ buildersnky.com Our future depends on YOU!

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September 4th – 30th = $325 October 1st – December 7th = $425 December 8th – February 16th = $475 Onsite February 17th – 21st = $575 There are two other options available to members: 1-Day Education with Expo Pass Registration September 4th - February 16th = $250 Onsite February 17th – 21st = $300 Expo Pass Registration for Access to the Show Floor Only: September 4th – 30th = $0 October 1st – December 7th = $50 December 8th – February 16th = $100 Onsite February 17th – 21st = $150 There are also additional options for spouses: September 4th – 30th = $0 October 1st – February 21st = $35 16

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The Kentucky room block is located at Paris Hotel and Casino.

There is access to the monorail by going through the shops to Bally’s next door. The deadline to reserve a room within the room block is December 7th but we urge you to register your hotel stay soon as the block often sells out many years much earlier than the deadline.

Education is one of the best opportunities for members at the show.

Preshow courses occur beginning Saturday February 16th and run through Monday the 18th. Opening ceremonies are at 8:00am on Tuesday the 19th. The main schedule of education sessions run Tuesday through Thursday the 21st. At press time the full list of education sessions had not been announced. We recommend you log onto www.buildershow.com for information about the outstanding sessions at IBS. For those involved in NAHB Governance, the Senior Officers and Association Planning Committee begin on Friday February 15th. On the 16th State Representatives, National Area and Associate Chairs meet as well does NAHB’s Executive Board. The committees and subcommittees meet on both Sunday the 17th and on the 18th.

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DO BUSINESS WITH A MEMBER For a list of current members of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky call 859.331.9500, download the BIA’s APP or visit www.BuildersNKY.com.

2019 MILLENNIUM CLUB SIGN UP The Millennium Club is an elite group of companies whose contribution assist in defraying the cost of refreshments and entertainment at events like the Annual Golf Outing, Tabletop Night, Inaugural Dinner/Holiday Party and Elk Creek Outing. The Club’s generous contribution helps keep the cost down for members to attend these events. Your contribution of $250 is strictly reserved for this purpose and will not be used for any other reason!

Sign-ups for 2018 begin now! Simply call the BIA, (859) 331-9500, to join. The MILLENNIUM CLUB is an economical way to promote your company throughout the year! For only $250, you receive: • Monthly recognition in the Northern Kentucky Builder Magazine • Prominent signage at the HBA office • Signage at all events and, in particular, the ever-popular Golf Outing and Tabletop Night ____ Yes, sign me up as a 2019 Millennium Club Member

Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Authorized By:__________________________________________________________________________

3 WAYS TO JOIN: 1. Fax a copy of this page with payment to: (859) 578-3393 2. E-mail your request to: tarvin@buildersnky.com 3. Mail a copy of this page to: Building Industry Association of NKY 2751 Circleport Drive, Erlanger, KY 41018

Visa/Mastercard Authorization Form 2% processing fee on credit card charges Must be paid by November 30, 2018 Name_____________________________________ Credit Card_________________________________ Billing Address_____________________________ City______________________Zip Code__________ Card Number_______________________________ Exp_______________________ CVC_____________

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REGISTERED BUILDERS/ REMODELERS MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP

Can’t Find Qualified, Skilled and Trustworthy Employees?

As a Registered Builder/Remodeler you are required to earn six (6) continuing education hours each calendar year. The education must be completed in an approved construction site safety training, business management and/or technical areas of the construction industry. Credit hours may only be applied to one (1) company representative per course. No company will be credited with more than the number of hours approved per course, regardless of the number of company representatives in attendance. Contact Tammy at 859-331-9500 to sign up for any of the classes listed below.

OCTOBER 4 10:00am.... Leadership Development

with Betsy Allen Manning OCTOBER 25 Super CE Day 9:00am...... Building Materials 12:00pm.... CPR Training 2:00pm...... Green Building NOVEMBER 15 Super CE Day 9:00am...... Job Site Safety 12:00pm.... Home Technology 2:00pm...... Project Management DECEMBER 13 Super CE Day 9:00am...... Building Code Update 12:00pm.... Managing Moisture 2:00pm...... TBD

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Contact Shawn Cox Director of Professional Development (859) 331-9500 x19

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DO BUSINESS WITH A MEMBER For a list of current members of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky call 859.331.9500, download the BIA’s APP or visit www.BuildersNKY.com

NORTHERN KENTUCKY BUILDING PERMITS JULY ‘18

#

SINGLE FAMILY

#

MODULAR HOMES

#

MULTI FAMILY

#

CONDOS

#

COMMERCIAL

#

COMMERCIAL REMODELING

#

RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

BOONE

37

$7,750,651.00

0

0

3

$713,981.00

3

$1,564,914.00

8

$28,635,832.00

52

$12,917,392.00

148

$1,432,818.00

CAMPBELL

9

$2,342,066.00

0

0

1

$450,000.00

0

0

1

$958,000.00

13

$330,583.00

52

$1,354,983.00

KENTON

22

$6,309,048.42

0

0

4

$5,318,000.00

0

0

0

0

26

$9,081,640.00

55

$1,283,119.00

GRANT

7

$1,165,000.00

1

$33,000.00

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

$2,538,000.00

2

$338,000.00

MASON

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

TOTAL

75

$17,566,765.42

1

$33,000.00

8

$6,481,981.00

3

$1,564,914.00

9

$29,593,832.00

96

$24,867,615.00

257

$4,408,920.00

Contact Charley@buildersnky.com today to receive this monthly report in full detail. Investment is $275 to receive all 12 reports for 2018.

JULY ‘17

#

SINGLE FAMILY

#

MODULAR HOMES

#

MULTI FAMILY

#

CONDOS

#

COMMERCIAL

#

COMMERCIAL REMODELING

#

RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

BOONE

32

$5,120,851.00

0

0

10

$4,799,788.00

2

$1,244,031.00

3

$8,904,285.00

52

$4,006,384.00

88

$1,041,437.00

CAMPBELL

15

$3,265,439.00

0

0

3

$4,799,788.00

0

0

0

0

6

$195,935.00

38

$527,876.00

KENTON

12

$2,635,808.00

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

20

$6,929,115.00

18

$373,258.00

GRANT

4

$1,355,000.00

1

$15,000.00

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

$124,000.00

MASON

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

TOTAL

63

$12,377,098.00

1

$15,000.00

13

$9,599,576.00

2

$1,244,031

3

$8,904,285.00

78

$11,131,434.00

146

$2,066,571.00

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