Lincoln Business Builder (May 2016)

The LINCOLN BUSINESS BUILDER May 2016

Published monthly by the Home Builders Association of Lincoln

Vol. 53 No. 5

May 8-15 Preview the Homes at www.HBAL.org

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Also in this issue...

• Safety Stand Down page 6 • OSHA’s Final Rule on Silica page 11 • Tribute to Youth pages 12-15

This Ad Space is Available $150 per issue • Contract for a year and get a 15% discount Contact Jennie Korth at jennie@hbal.org or 402-423-4225 for more information.

Support the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation by participating in these upcoming events!

HBAL Golf Tournament Friday, June 3 | Highlands Golf Course Hog Roast Friday, August 5 | Kleinschmit Acreage Remodelers Council Golf Tournament Friday, August 26 | Holmes Golf Course Sporting Clay Shoot Friday, October 21 | Oak Creek Sporting Club

President’s Message May 2016 Vol. 53, No. 5

Contents President’s Message 3 Calendar of Events 4 Spring Parade of Homes 5 Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction 6 LHBCF Golf Tournament 7 Member News 9 Job Safety and Health 10 OSHA’s Final Rule on Silica 11 Tribute to Youth 12-15 Young Building Professionals Council 16-18 New Members 20 Directory Changes 21 Cancellations 21 Renewals 21 Building Permits 22

President’s Message Justin Johnson HBAL President It was great to see all who could attend our annual Tribute to Youth general membership meeting. I want to congratulate all our scholarship winners and award recipients and thank the student chapters from UNL and SCC Milford for their attendance. The wonderful evening was capped off with a great presentation from Attorney General Doug Peterson who gave some great life building lessons we all can use.

HBAL’s Spring Parade of Homes is just around the corner – May 8-15. Don’t miss your opportunity to visit 60 of the newest homes in Lincoln – for FREE. The online flipbook and a list of homes featured in the Parade are available on the HBAL website at www.hbal.org. Best of luck to all who are putting the final touches on their Parade homes.

Our industry is currently very busy and fast paced. That’s great news, but please take the time to be safe. Cut an hour out of your day on May 3 for the Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction at the Lancaster Event Center from noon to 1:00 p.m.

Don’t forget to vote in the Primary Election on May 10. Let your voice be heard.

Along with voting you can support our industry by making a contribution to our political action committee, HOMEPAC. This gives us the ability to financially support the candidates who support our industry. Call HBAL today for more information.

Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers on May 8!

Home Builders Association of Lincoln 6100 S. 58th Street, Suite C, Lincoln, NE 68516 (402) 423-4225 phone • (402) 423-4251 fax www.hbal.org • info@hbal.org The Lincoln Business Builder is published 12 times per year by the Home Builders Association of Lincoln, 6100 S. 58th Street, Suite C, Lincoln, NE 68516. The Lincoln Business Builder is mailed to all members of the HBAL. The Home Builders Association does not accept responsibility for or endorse any statements or claims made by advertisers or authors of any articles.

The annual subscription rate is included with your membership dues.

Michaela Harrison Publisher Jennie Korth Editor, Photographer,

Designer

HBAL Staff Jennie Korth, Laure Husmann, Andrea Wilkins

Executive Committee Justin Johnson, President Matt Kleinschmit, President Elect Bo Jones, 1st Vice President Perry Haralson, 2nd Vice President Lori Wellman, CKD, CGR, CAPS, Secretary Bob Bryant, Treasurer Mike May, Immediate Past President Michaela Harrison, Executive Vice President

Board of Directors Mark Aksamit Taylor Ashburn Jess Baker, CGP Duane Helmink Ruth Hietbrink Matt Karl Tim Kenny Jerry Maher, CGP, CAPS, CGB, Stephanie Krueger-Ponce Lance Roach Marlene Stroup Ken Svoboda Denny Van Horn

Remodelers Council

Young Building Professionals Council Matt Kinning

Past Presidents Jerry Boyce Jim Christo, CGR, CGB Steve Fulton, CGP Mike Goings Joe Hampton John Hoppe, Jr. Ward Fred Hoppe Mike Kinning Dan Klein, Sr. Rick Krueger Dan Kubr Joe McKee Donn Mann Sam Manzitto, Roger Reynolds Mike Rezac J. Greg Schwinn Greg Shinaut Bob Stephens

Megan Dreyer

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Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events May 3

May 8-15

Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction Lancaster Event Center • 84th & Havelock Ave. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. • Cost: $5 for Lunch Spring Parade of Homes Weekdays: 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sundays: 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Guidebooks are available in all open homes and online at www.HBAL.org.

May 10

Primar y Election

May 12

HOMEPAC & Board of Directors Meeting HBAL Office • 6100 S. 58th St., Ste. C 9:45 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

May 18

Remodelers Council Meeting Tour of Blue Blood Brewing Co. 925 Robber’s Cave Road 11:30 a.m. • Cost: $17 per person

May 19

YBP Breakfast at West Gate Bank 6003 Old Cheney Road • Lower Level 8:00 a.m. • Cost: Free for YBP Members

May 30

Memorial Day HBAL Office Closed

June 3

Lincoln Home Builders Care Golf Tournament Highlands Golf Course Tee times still available • $60 per golfer

June 8

Remodelers Council Picnic Antelope Park • Shelter #2 11:30 a.m. • Cost: $12 per person

402-467-4947 | 4947 Holdrege Street Daily Lunch Specials $2.99 - $6.99 Happy Hour 3:00-5:00 p.m.

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Spring Parade of Homes

May 8-15, 2016 Hours: Weeknights: 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. & Weekends: 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.

THE PRAIRIES, ELKHORN

THE WOODLANDS AT YANKEE HILL

WILDERNESS HILLS

NORTH BANK PRESERVE

21. 7301 Pinwheel Court Beck Custom Homes, LLC

41. 9332 S. 31st Street Great Plains Custom Homes, LLC

GRANDVIEW ESTATES

42. 9344 S. 31st Street Great Plains Custom Homes, LLC

1. 1514 S. 218th Avenue Absolute Customs

2. 7321 N. 50th Street Oncenter Construction, Inc.

UNIVERITY PLACE

3. 2833 N. 57th Street Bonafide Homes

PRAIRIE VILLAGE NORTH 4. 3221 N. 89th Street Tuscany Townhomes

5. 9020 Stetson Drive Prairie Home Builders, Inc.

WATERFORD ESTATES

6. 700 N. 96th Street Derun Construction and Homes, Inc. 7. 1111 N. 97th Street Old City Homes

20. 7360 Rachel Road Third Generation Builder

22. 9509 S. 72nd Street Prairie Home Builders 23. 9642 S. 71st Street Pine Crest Homes

ACREAGE, HICKMAN

24. 16580 S. 73rd Street Patrick Alan Homes, LLC

SCOTT’S CREEK, HICKMAN 25. 937 Scott’s Creek Court Remington Homes, LLC

VILLAGE MEADOWS 26. 7911 S. 63rd Street Buhr Homes, Inc.

8. 1250 N. 99th Street Third Generation Builder

27. 7831 S. 63rd Street BK Custom Homes

9. 10115 Edgewater Lane South Shore Builders, LLC

28. 7811 S. 63rd Street Aspen Builders, Inc.

HIMARK ESTATES

29. 6301 Kelsey Lane Schneider Custom Homes

10. 8875 HiMark Lane Beck Custom Homes, LLC

PRESERVE ON ANTELOPE CREEK 11. 4626 S. 80th Street Schwinn Homes, LLC

STONE CREEK

12. 5639 Barrington Circle Prairie Home Builders

EDENTON WOODS

13. 6313 Ashbrook Drive Caseyco, Inc. 14. 6319 & 6323 Ashbrook Drive Caseyco, Inc. 15. 6361 Camellia Court Caseyco, Inc.

BOULDER RIDGE

16. 6519 Boulder Ridge Road Erickson Homes, Inc.

HERITAGE LAKES

17. 9525 Koi Rock Drive Ironwood Builders

SOUTH LAKE

18. 7845 S. 96th Bay MPI, Inc.

GRAND TERRACE

19. 7512 S. 78th Street Oncenter Construction

30. 6400 Monarch Drive Beck Custom Homes, LLC 31. 7419 S. 66th Street Woita Homes & Remodeling 32. 6501 Eureka Drive BK Custom Homes

40. 9117 Keystone Drive Manion Construction, Inc.

43. 9410 S. 31st Street R & D Custom Homes 44. 3040 Forest Avenue Great Plains Custom Homes, LLC 45. 9515 S. 31st Street Rybak Homes, LLC 46. 9551 S. 32nd Street Old City Building Group 47. 9640 S. 31st Street Smetter Custom Homes 48. 3015 Tree Line Drive Woodland Homes, Inc. 49. 3011 South Creek Road Vodicka Construction, Inc.

WILDERNESS RIDGE

50. 9711 Wildfire Circle Duane Larson Construction

THE RIDGE

51. 6436 Lone Tree Drive Manzitto Bros. Residential & Commercial Construction

ROLLING HILLS RIDGE

52. 6526 Rolling Hills Court Fulton Construction, Inc.

33. 6301 Eureka Drive Beck Custom Homes, LLC

53. 2001 Ridgeline Drive Murray Custom Homes, LLC

34. 6320 Eureka Drive Kinning Design Build, Inc.

THE BRIDGES

VILLAGE GARDENS

54. 3221 W. Covered Bridge Drive Kinning Design Build, Inc.

JOSHUA’S GLEN

55. 1355 SW Kelsey Circle Remington Homes, LLC

35. 5940, 5944, 5950, 5954 Hidcote Drive Terry Quality Homes 36. 6509 S. 59th Place Don Johnson Homes, Inc. 37. 6560 S. 59th Street Manzitto Bros. Residential & Commercial Construction 38. 6524 S. 58th Street Tuscany Townhomes

ROOSE PLACE

39. 5331 Roose Street Robison Design Build, LLC

ASPEN GROVE

HUNTERS POINTE

56. 4305 N. 18th Street Tuscany Townhomes

GARDEN VALLEY

57. 6640 N 13th Street Hartland Homes 58. 1145 Humphrey Avenue Legacy Homes 59. 1131 Humphrey Avenue Legacy Homes

FALLBROOK

60. 7020 NW 5th Street MK Builders, Inc.

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Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction

Stop Falls 

PLAN ahead to get the job done safely

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PROVIDE the right equipment

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TRAIN everyone to use the equipment

Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction May 3, 2016 Lancaster Event Center 4100 N 84th Street 12 pm—1 pm Jeff Funke, Area Director, OSHA will speak on the importance of fall protection Spanish translation will be available

Demonstrations and equipment provided by Titan Machinery Lunch will be available from Lancaster Event Center Catering $5 hotdog, drink and chips

Contact Terry Holt, Nebraska Safety Council for more details 402.483.2511, ext. 104 6  Lincoln Business Builder

LHBCF Golf Tournament

Team Registration Please register my team for the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation Benefit Golf Tournament If you are interested in a designated foursome, register all four players together. If not, you will be assigned to a team. This is a first-come, firstserved event. Payment by May 2 is required to save your tee-time.

Player No. 1

2016 Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation Benefit Golf Tournament Friday, June 3, 2016 Highlands Golf Course

Name__________________________________________________________ Company_______________________________________________________

Player No. 2 Name__________________________________________________________ Company_______________________________________________________

Player No. 3 Name__________________________________________________________ Company_______________________________________________________

5501 NW 12th Street

Player No. 4

“Texas Scramble” • $60 per person First tee-off at 6:45 a.m.

Last tee-off at 4:00 p.m.

Name__________________________________________________________

Registration

The $60 registration fee includes green fees, cart, hot dogs, hamburgers and the fixin’s for lunch, and lots of prizes! Each person will receive drink tickets toward beverages. Additional drinks may be purchased (please assign a designated driver for your team).

Priority Tee-time

By making a donation of $200 to the tournament, you will have the ability to choose your tee-time range on a priority basis. In order to take advantage of a priority tee-time, you must pledge your contribution by March 1 and pay by May 2, 2016. (This contribution is in addition to the entry fee.)

Prizes

Corporate Hole Sponsors are being contacted. If you are interested in sponsoring a hole, contributing giveaways for the golfers, or volunteering your time to help…call the HBAL office (402-423-4225) for more details.

Hurry!

This is a first-come, first-served event. So don’t delay, get your tee-time reserved.

Volunteer opportunities are also available.

Contact Michaela Harrison at 402-423-4225 or michaela@hbal.org if interested.

The proceeds from this event will provide scholarships for high school and college students. The Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation’s mission is to support the educational and charitable activities of the Home Builders Association of Lincoln.

The Foundation strives to support the community by contributing to community service projects focused on housing, as well as providing scholarships for students pursuing a career related to the building industry, and providing funding for other industry related educational and research programs. Gifts are tax deductible to this 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Company_______________________________________________________ Tee time range requested__________________________________________ We will do our best to set your tee-time as close to your choice as possible. Tee-times are arranged on a first-come first-served basis. You will be sent a postcard as a reminder of your tee time.

Payment must be received before May 2 in order to ensure a tee-time. l Enclosed is $60 per golfer. Pre-payment is required to play.

l I don’t play golf, but I do want to support the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation. Enclosed is my contribution of $______.

Sponsorship Registration Yes! I would like to be a:

l Hole Sponsor............................................................................ $200 l Hotdog Sponsor........................................................................ $150 l Hamburger Sponsor.................................................................. $300 l Giveaway Sponsor

l Raffle Prize Sponsor

Item: ________________ Item: ________________

l I do not wish to be a sponsor, but I do want to support the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation. Enclosed is my contribution of $______.

Name: Company: E-mail: Total Amount Due: $ l Check enclosed Send registration form and check made payable to:

Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C • Lincoln, NE 68516 Fax: 402-423-4251 • Email: info@hbal.org 7  Lincoln Business Builder

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Rely on Yankee Hill to supply your project with the finest of materials.  Face brick  Paving brick  Thin brick veneer  Pool Coping

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Member News

Member News HBAL Spotlight Andrea Wilkins Position: Director of Member Services

In Sympathy Our sympathy to Steve & Therese Peregrine, Nebraska Housing Resource, on the death of Steve’s father, J.T. “Bud” Peregrine, who passed away on April 6.

Congratulations

Phone: 402-423-4225

Linda & Dave Potter

Email: andrea@hbal.org Favorite TV shows: Current favorite, if I can find time to sit and watch TV, is Fixer Upper and of course Good Morning America

Reimers-Kaufman Concrete Products Co. They are the proud parents of a baby girl

Favorite local restaurant: Carmela’s Bistro and Wine Bar What do you find rewarding: There are so many aspects of life I can insert here but I find the dedication and discipline of running a long distance race one of the most physically rewarding challenges

Sydney Marie Born March 21, 2016 6 lbs. 8 oz. • 19 3/4 in.

Biggest challenge in life: Letting go of control and allowing life to happen one day at a time What inspires you: My Children and Husband inspire me both personally and professionally to be the best version of myself Pet Peeve: People who chew loudly First thing I do in the morning: Brew my morning coffee Favorite vacation spot: The Caribbean Favorite thing to do on a day off? I enjoy spending time outside with my family.

Greatest Hero: My Grandma Milly Family: Husband: Cody, Children: Nolan (2.5) and Emilia (3 Months) Greatest accomplishment: My Family What is your greatest talent that you don’t utilize in your daily work life? I enjoy repurposing and/or refinishing old furniture.

Do YOU want to be in the spotlight?

Contact Jennie Korth at jennie@hbal.org for the questionnaire or download it here: www.hbal.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/ Member-Spotlight.doc

Precast Products & Landscape Village Closes Precast Products & Landscape Village has been bought

by Outdoor Solutions and have closed the retail location on South Coddington. Outdoor Solutions is now carrying the same landscape products, retaining walls and outdoor furniture offered through Precast Products plus many more options. Outdoor Solutions is located 2.5 miles south of 14th and Pine Lake Road and serves Lincoln and the surrounding communities.

HBAL would like to wish Jim and Sue Crawford a great retirement and thank them for their many years of service to the Association!

You can never cross the ocean unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.

Please consider a contribution to the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation when designating memorials. Funds go to scholarships and awards for students who want to be involved in the construction industry. Gifts can also be designated as a specific scholarship to be awarded to worthy students who plan to enter our industry. Gifts are tax deductible to this 501©(3) non-profit organization. Please contact Bob Bryant (402-486-1040) or Michaela Harrison (402-423-4225) if you have questions.

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Job Safety and Health

Job Safety and Health IT’S THE LAW! EMPLOYEES:

• You have the right to notify your employer or OSHA about workplace hazards. You may ask OSHA to keep your name confidential.

• You have the right to request an OSHA inspection if you believe that there are unsafe and unhealthful conditions in your workplace. You or your representative may participate in that inspection.

• You can file a complaint with OSHA within 30 days of retaliation or discrimination by your employer for making safety and health complaints or for exercising your rights under the OSH Act. • You have a right to see OSHA citations issued to your employer. Your employer must post the citations at or near the place of the alleged violation.

• Your employer must correct workplace hazards by the date indicated on the citation and must certify that these hazards have been reduced or eliminated.

• You have the right to copies of your medical records or records of your exposure to toxic and harmful substances or conditions.

• Your employer must post this notice in your workplace.

• You must comply with all occupational safety and health standards issued under the OSH Act that apply to your own actions and conduct on the job.

EMPLOYERS:

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• You must furnish your employees a place of employment free from recognized hazards.

• You must comply with the occupational safety and health standards issued under the OSH Act. This free poster is available from OSHA or can be printed at https://www.osha.gov/Publications/poster.html.

Free assistance in identifying and correcting hazards or complying with standards is available to employers, without citation

or penalty, through OSHAsupported consultation programs in each state.

In Nebraska, contact: Eldon Diedrichs Nebraska Department of Labor Phone: (402) 471-4717 Email: eldon.diedrichs@nebraska.gov

1-800-321-OSHA www.osha.gov

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• Spray foam is only as good as the installers.

• Both open cell and closed cell insulation available.

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OSHA’s Final Rule on Silica

OSHA’s Final Rule to Protect Workers from Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica Rule requires engineering controls to keep workers from breathing silica dust

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a final rule to curb lung cancer, silicosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and kidney disease in America’s workers by limiting their exposure to respirable crystalline silica. The rule is comprised of two standards, one for Construction and one for General Industry and Maritime.

OSHA estimates that the rule will save over 600 lives and prevent more than 900 new cases of silicosis each year, once its effects are fully realized. The Final Rule is projected to provide net benefits of about $7.7 billion, annually.

About 2.3 million workers are exposed to respirable crystalline silica in their workplaces, including 2 million construction workers who drill, cut, crush, or grind silica-containing materials such as concrete and stone, and 300,000 workers in general industry operations such as brick manufacturing, foundries, and hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking. Responsible employers have been protecting workers from harmful exposure to respirable crystalline silica for years, using widely-available equipment that controls dust with water or a vacuum system.

Key Provisions

• Reduces the permissible exposure limit (PEL) for respirable crystalline silica to 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air, averaged over an 8-hour shift.

• Requires employers to: use engineering controls (such as water or ventilation) to limit worker exposure to the PEL; provide respirators when engineering controls cannot adequately limit exposure; limit worker access to high exposure areas; develop a written exposure control plan, offer medical exams to highly exposed workers, and train workers on silica risks and how to limit exposures.

and hydraulic fracturing.

A full review of scientific evidence, industry consensus standards, and extensive stakeholder input provide the basis for the final rule, which was proposed in September 2013. The rule-making process allowed OSHA to solicit input in various forms for nearly a full year. The agency held 14 days of public hearings, during which more than 200 stakeholders presented testimony, and accepted over 2,000 comments, amounting to about 34,000 pages of material.

In response to this extensive public engagement, OSHA made substantial changes, including enhanced employer flexibility in choosing how to reduce levels of respirable crystalline silica, while maintaining or improving worker protection.

More Information and Assistance

OSHA looks forward to working with employers to ensure that all workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica realize the benefits of this final rule. Please check back for frequent updates on compliance assistance materials and events, and learn about OSHA’s on-site consulting services for small business.

OSHA approved State Plans have six months to adopt standards that are at least as effective as federal OSHA standards.

Establishments in states that operate their own safety and health plans should check with their State Plan for the implementation date of the new standards.

For more information about the Final Rule, register for email updates or submit a question, visit www.osha.gov/silica/.

• Provides medical exams to monitor highly exposed workers and gives them information about their lung health.

• Provides flexibility to help employers — especially small businesses — protect workers from silica exposure.

Compliance Schedule

Both standards contained in the final rule take effect on June 23, 2016, after which industries have one to five years to comply with most requirements, based on the following schedule: Construction - June 23, 2017, one year after the effective date.

General Industr y and Maritime - June 23, 2018, two years after the effective date.

Hydraulic Fracturing - June 23, 2018, two years after the effective date for all provisions except Engineering Controls, which have a compliance date of June 23, 2021.

Background

The U.S. Department of Labor first highlighted the hazards of respirable crystalline silica in the 1930s, after a wave of worker deaths. The department set standards to limit worker exposure in 1971, when OSHA was created. However, the standards are outdated and do not adequately protect workers from silica-related diseases. Furthermore, workers are being exposed to silica in new industries such as stone or artificial stone countertop fabrication

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Tribute to Youth

Tribute to Youth

T Scholarship Winners President’s Scholarship

Ashtyn Kleinschmit, Pius X High School

HBAL Scholarship

Pictured from left: Austin Pitts, Eric Kassebaum, Ashtyn Kleinschmit & Justin Johnson

Eric Kassebaum, Lincoln Northeast High School Broderick Rolfes, Pius X High School Reagan Uhlmann, Lincoln Northeast High School

Remodelers Council Scholarship Bailey Bernadt, North Star High School Austin Pitts, Malcolm High School

High School Residential & Interior Design Contest Residential Design Contest First Place

Pictured from left: Justin Johnson, Carson Walters, Lauren Niemeyer & Logan Westhafer

Carson Walters, Lincoln East High School

Second Place

Logan Westhafer, Lincoln East High School

Third Place

Lauren Niemeyer, Lincoln East High School

Interior Design Contest First Place

Natalie Rauner, Lincoln Southeast High School

Second Place

Pictured from left: Justin Johnson, Natalie Rauner, Lilliana Irvine & Jocelyn Burke 12 ď ´ Lincoln Business Builder

Jocelyn Burke, Lincoln East High School

Third Place

Lilliana Irvine, Lincoln East High School

Tribute to Youth

Building Our Children’s Future

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Tribute to Youth

Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation

Scholarship Winners Ashtyn Kleinschmit Pius X High School President’s Scholarship

Daughter of Matt & Tracy Kleinschmit with Pride Homes. Ashytyn is involved with the Pius Dance Team, dances competitively at Universal Dance Academy and teaches at Starstruck Dance. Ashtyn plans to major in Interior Design at UNL and eventually hopes to own her own design firm.

Bailey Bernadt North Star High School Remodelers Scholarship

Bailey is involved with trap and Skills USA. He volunteers as a coach for the North Star trap team.

Bailey plans to major in the electrical program at SCC-Milford and someday plans to become an electrician.

Austin Pitts Malcolm High School Remodelers Scholarship

Austin participates in basketball, football, baseball and is also involved with FBLA, and Skills USA. Austin plans to major in the electrical program at SCC-Milford and plans to become an electrician.

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Eric Kassebaum

Lincoln Northeast High School HBAL Scholarship

Eric has participated in football and trap. Clinton plans to major in HVAC at SCC-Milford. In the future he plans to find a job as a service tech for an HVAC company.

Broderick Rolfes

Pius X High School HBAL Scholarship

Broderick has been involved in football, Legion baseball, show choir, Spanish club and is a member of the National Honor Society at Pius.

Broderick is also involved in Godteens and Altar serving. Broderick plans to major in mechanical engineering and to work for an engineering firm in the future.

Reagan Uhlmann Lincoln Northeast High School HBAL Scholarship

Reagan is a member of the National Honor Society and serves on Student Council. Reagan participates in Pershing Pals, is a peer mentor, does cross country and plays soccer. She also volunteers at the Lincoln City Librairies, Nebraska Food Bank, Lincoln Children’s Museum and the People’s City Mission. Regan plans to major in Chemical Engineering and Construction Management.

Tribute to Youth

During the Tribute to Youth event, special guest Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson took the opportunity to warn the young students in attendance of the dangers they face today revolving around the use of cell phones.

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Young Building Professionals Council

Join us for a YBP Breakfast!

Thursday, May 19 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. Presentation Summer is quickly approaching and it seems like the weekends are filling up fast with vacations, weddings and home improvement projects. One night I’d like everyone to put on their calendar is Friday, August 5. We are currently making plans for the 2nd Annual Human Foosball Tournament.

Matt Kinning This tournament sponsored by YBP President Window Option Specialists and Andersen Windows was a huge success last year. We are making a few changes including eliminating the entry fee, so be sure to get your team signed up ASAP as we have to limit the tournament to 16 teams. There’s a lot of work that goes into this event, so if you would like to help with the planning stages or the day of the event, the committee would appreciate your help.

For those who are thinking about building a home or starting your own business, I encourage you to join us for a YBP Breakfast on Thursday, May 19 at West Gate Bank. Taylor Ashburn and Brett Sundberg will give us some insight on construction loans and John Arrigo will talk about financing to start a small business. Even if you don’t fall into either of these categories, come enjoy some free breakfast!

YBP’s Community Service Committee will be meeting soon to discuss possible projects for the rest of this year. If you are looking for a way to get involved and give back, please consider joining this committee. Contact Jennie Korth or Andrea Wilkins at 402-423-4225 for more info.

Welcome to YBP! Jacob Morris

Lincoln Laminating Want to be a YBP? Contact Jennie Korth at jennie@hbal.org, Andrea Wilkins at andrea@hbal.org or call 402-423-4225.

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West Gate Bank 6003 Old Cheney Road | Lower Level Cost: FREE Breakfast provided by:

Please RSVP to info@hbal.org by May 16.

Thinking of going out on your own someday? Let fellow YBP’ers Taylor Ashburn and Brett Sundberg tell you about what it takes to get a construction loan. John Arrigo, an experienced commercial lender, will also be on hand to share his thoughts on financing to start a small business.

Whether you’re planning for the future or have already taken the leap, this is a perfect opportunity to ask the experts!

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4 Hard Hat Happy Hour

Thanks to our Sponsors!

Thanks to Lincoln Laminating and Blue Blood Brewing Co. for sponsoring our April Hard Hat Happy Hour! Watch your email for more information about upcoming YBP events including May’s Midday Meetup and June’s Hard Hat Happy Hour at Nebraska Title.

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466-6800 ilovemywater.com

iLoveMyWater.com

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Young Building Professionals Council

2nd Annual Human Foosball Challenge Friday, August 5 Team Registration Please register my team for the Human Foosball Challenge!

Team Name__________________________________________ Player No. 1 / Team Captain Name_______________________________________________ Company____________________________________________ Phone/Email__________________________________________ Player No. 2 Name_______________________________________________

No Entry Fee!

Company____________________________________________ Player No. 3 Name_______________________________________________ Company____________________________________________ Player No. 4 Name_______________________________________________ Company____________________________________________

Single Elimination Tournament

Name_______________________________________________

First Kick: 3:30 p.m.

Player No. 6

Limit of 16 teams so sign up today!

Player No. 5 Company____________________________________________ Name_______________________________________________ Company____________________________________________

Volunteer opportunities are also available. Contact Jennie Korth at 402-423-4225 or Jennie@hbal.org if interested.

18 ď ´ Lincoln Business Builder

Bob Nohavec Plumbing

4630 Y Street Lincoln, NE 68505

420-1552

402-464-0010 Tue – Fri: 10am-6pm

Sat: 9am-5pm

Shop | Donate | Volunteer

Service • Remodeling • New Construction Free Estimates

Habitat Restore accepts new or slightly used materials such as appliances, doors, cabinets, light fixtures, outdoor items, and furniture. Free pick up in the Lincoln area call today to schedule.

Bob Nohavec, Master Plumber 3400 S. 6th Street, Lincoln, NE 68502

• Furniture • Flooring • Appliances • Electronics

Give Your Customers

MORE!

More choices, more brands, more savings.

Nebraska Furniture Mart provides an unrivaled selection of products and services under one roof, making it a one-step center for your contracting and building needs. We understand what your business needs, and understand what prices you need to make it go. Visit us for all of your Furniture, Flooring, Appliances, Electronics, Lighting and Countertop needs.

Your contracting solutions are just a phone call away.

Contractor Sales Division

See our factory-trained Contractor Sales staff or call our Contract Appliance pros at: 800-776-5066

700 S. 72nd St. • Omaha, NE 68114 Monday - Saturday: 10am to 9pm Sunday: 10am to 6pm

Showroom Open everyday at 10am

©2015 Nebraska Furniture Mart, Inc.

© 2014 Nebraska Furniture Mart, Inc.

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New Members

Welcome New Members HRC Group, LLC Scott Ducker

3201 South Street, Ste. 114, Lincoln, NE 68502 Phone: 402-432-9583 Email: tpking7@gmail.com Sponsor: Mike May, May Custom Homes & Cabinets, Inc.

Hampton Development Services Bob Hampton (Sheri)

4089 S. 84th Street, Ste. 302, Omaha, NE 68127 Phone: 402-540-2255 Email: sailhampton@yahoo.com Website: www.hamptonlots.com

In the building and remodeling industry, your reputation is only as good as the products you use. And our reputation is only as good as the products we offer.

Sponsor: John Hoppe, Hoppe, Inc. Reason I joined HBAL: To meet builders.

Contact us today to discuss window and door solutions for your next project.

In the building and remodeling industry, your reputation is only as good as the

The Window & Door Store 5930 South 57th St., Suite A Hampton Development services was started by Bob Hampton Contact us today toin discuss window and door solutions for your next project.

Lincoln, NE 68516 1994. HDS has created many notable neighborhoods in the area. Such In the building and remodeling industry, your402-432-4122 reputation is only as good as the products & youDoor use. And our reputation is only as good as the products we offer.

The Window Store as Williamsburg Village, Vintage Heights I-80 Auto Mall. The Option Row Homes in the Haymarket. Two new ocean-front neighborhoods in 5930 South 57th St., Suite A Contact us today to discuss window and door solutions for your next project.

Ecuador. New Flat Water Lake front walkout lots in Valley NE coming Lincoln, NE 68516 fall of 2016.

402-432-4122 In the building and remodeling industry, your reputation is only as good as the The Window & Door Store2012 Marvin Windows and Doors. All righ Personal: Travel, boating and snow skiing. products you use. And our reputation is only as good as the products we offer.

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products you use. And our reputation is only as good as the products we offer.

RFD Sales Co., LLC The Window & Door Store

Contact us today to discuss window and door solutions for your next project.

Pat Hinrichsen

5930 South 57th St., Suite A Lincoln, NE 68516 1330 Main Street, P.O. Box 36, Douglas, NE 68344 402-432-4122

Phone: 402-799-3385 Email: rfd@rfdsales.com

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2012 Marvin®

5930 South 57th St., Suite A Lincoln, NE 68516 Windows and 402-432-4122 Doors. All rights reserved. Registered trademark of Marvin Windows and Doors. ®

Fax: 402-799-3386 Website: www.rfdsales.com

Sponsor: Rich Oliver, Custom Countertop, Inc.

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2012 Marvin® Windows and Doors. All rights reserved. ®Registered trademark of Marvin Windows and Doors.

Reason I joined HBAL: I believe joining HBAL will provide my company with new networking opportunities, resources in the Lincoln area and opportunities to expand my company.

What I hope to get out of my membership: I hope to gather information, establish long term relationships with homebuilders and strengthen my connection to Lincoln consumers.

As a family-owned business, RFD Sales Co. was built with a vision to bring unique and quality cabinetry to homes across southeast Nebraska. In 1976, we began selling cabinets using the Town Hall in Douglas, NE as a storefront. Since that time we’ve grown from selling semi loads of new and overstock cabinets to becoming a reputable distributor for Echelon™ The Onyx Collection™.

Local service for the life of your mortgage loan.* At Cornhusker Bank, we believe when you come to us for a mortgage loan, you expect to continue to work with us well beyond closing. This is why we offer to service your mortgage right here in Lincoln.*

Whether you’re building or renovating we can help you transform your kitchen or bath into the ideal space. Our modern vanities and shower designs offer functionality for your needs while complementing the charm of your home.

We’ll work from your measurements and provide a 3-D design, ensuring that your products are the right fit! At RFD, our goal is to provide you with quality craftsmanship that will be a part of your home for generations to come.

Andrew Essay Matt Gutschenritter Luke Mitchell Mortgage Lending Officer Mortgage Lending Officer Mortgage Lending Officer NMLS #732679 NMLS #422494 NMLS #422482 402-434-2224 402-434-8496 402-434-2267

Stop by, call, or apply now online at cornhuskerbank.com/mortgage.

Nick Sassaman VP, Commercial/ Construction Lending NMLS #622062 402-434-8096

Mike Barrett Manager, Mortgage Lending NMLS #732657 402-434-2258

6100 Apples Way | 5555 South St. | 402-434-2265 *Not all mortgage loans qualify for the local servicing program.

Please contact a mortgage lender for details.

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NMLS #458257 Member FDIC

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Directory Changes | Cancellations | Renewals

Directory Changes • Ben Carey is no longer an affiliate member with Manzitto Bros. Residential & Commercial Construction.

• Jacob Morris is a new affiliate member with Lincoln Laminating. Email: jmorris@lincolnlaminating.com.

Thanks for Renewing Your Membership!

(Please allow 60 days for names to appear on this list.)

48 Years

18 Years

• Lincoln Laminating, Inc.

• Apollo Steel Co. • CKF - Consolidated Kitchens

47 Years

Sorry to See You Go! If you see your company listed below, contact HBAL at 402-423-4225 to renew your membership TODAY! Beatrice Concrete Co., Inc. Cornhusker International

• KFOR Radio

16 Years

43 Years

• Maher Custom Homes

• Athey Painting, Inc. • Harley’s Heating & A/C, Inc.

14 Years

35 Years

• Nebraska Printing Center • Union Title Company

• Manzitto Bros. Residential & Commercial Construction

10 Years

33 Years

Think

First

• Biggerstaff Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Radiant Floor Heating

32 Years • Rainwood Interiors

30 Years • KZKX - KX96.9 Lincoln’s #1 New Country

29 Years • Schneider Electric

The Builders Choice for High Quality Landscaping • Brick Paver Patios • Trees/Shrubs/Perennials • Mulch/River Rock • Flagstone • Landscape Lighting

• Retaining Walls • Berms/Boulders • Firepits • Outdoor Kitchens • Commercial Snow Removal

Kurt Ramaekers, President

402.580.1805

www.miraclelandscapes.com

28 Years • Bill’s Heating & Air Conditioning • Electrical Enterprises, Inc. • KTGL The Eagle 92.9

27 Years • Campbell’s Kitchen Cabinets, Inc.

23 Years • ESPN/KLMS 1480 Lincoln’s Sports Authority

21 Years • KIBZ The Blaze 104.1

• Roth & Troyer Construction, Inc.

9 Years • Ironwood Builders • King’s Inspections, LLC

8 Years • Rybak Homes, LLC

7 Years • • • • • • • • •

Buckley & Sitzman CPA Craig Construction Dakota Wall Systems, Inc. Great Plains Custom Homes, LLC Hoos & Suing LincolnFirst Realty ‘O’ Street Carpet Tru-Built Construction Underfoot, Inc.

3 Years • The Hoppe Law Firm • Trademark Builders

2 Years • A4K Plumbing, Heating & Air

1 Year • Contemporary Woods • JR Platinum Properties

19 Years • GoodeGuy Construction, Inc. • Window Option Specialists

21  Lincoln Business Builder

Building Permits Building Permits

City of Lincoln - 10 -Year Table

Jan. Feb. March YTD

2006 SF TH 72 14 58 20 82 17 212 51

Jan. Feb. March Total Avg. Cost

MF 0 2 16 18

#

9 9 36 54

2007 SF TH MF 40 8 4 35 4 12 59 40 112 134 52 128

2008 Cost 1,364,460 141,600 589,154 2,095,214 38,800

SF 35 22 41 98

SF=detached single family - TH=townhouses - MF=multi-family (including duplexes)

2008 TH 19 0 28 47

MF 6 4 2 12

2009 TH 14 2 14 30

SF 11 29 30 70

MF 0 3 2 5

SF 24 32 42 98

2010 TH 7 18 6 31

MF 2 60 8 70

SF 22 26 42 90

2011 TH MF 0 4 0 20 10 180 10 204

2012 TH MF 4 0 13 144 24 36 41 180

SF 27 31 47 105

SF 24 34 46 104

2013 TH 2 4 9 15

MF 0 0 0 0

SF 34 40 68 142

2014 TH 6 18 12 36

MF 51 5 0 56

SF 36 33 58 127

2015 TH MF 2 0 44 201 12 187 58 388

SF 29 42 69 140

Remodeling Permits: Additions City of Lincoln - Detached Single Family - 9 Year Table

2009 2010 Cost # Cost 52,000 6 152,980 125,240 3 99,500 206,900 11 317,000 384,140 20 569,480 22,596 28,474

#

2 5 10 17

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Cost # Cost # Cost # Cost # Cost 80,100 2 43,500 6 422,000 3 59,336 4 114,877 178,700 5 107,786 2 33,000 3 64,000 2 18,650 452,005 10 691,458 8 357,600 8 338,910 15 816,118 710,805 17 842,744 16 812,600 14 462,246 21 949,645 25,386 49,573 50,788 33,018 45,221

#

3 7 18 28

#

6 2 15 23

2016 TH 19 6 31 56

MF 0 0 50 50

2016 Cost 288,700 392,168 469,496 1,150,364 50,016

Remodeling Permits: Alterations

2,500,000 Jan. 2,000,000 Feb. March Total 1,500,000 Avg. Cost

#

81 76 89 246

2008 Cost 907,619 947,505 800,412 2,655,536 10,795

#

71 76 72 219

Additions City of Lincoln - Detached Single Family - 9 Year Table

2009 Cost 784,232 706,588 946,927 2,437,747 11,131

1,000,000

2010 Cost 502,454 600,743 1,229,150 2,332,347 9,292

#

57 69 125 251

Alterations

3,000,000

500,000 0

# 200 Cost 2008

1,500,000

Jan. 1,000,000

150

Feb.

#

81 69 96 246

2012 Cost 804,484 565,929 1,055,957 2,426,370 9,863

#

66 42 65 173

2013 Cost 751,024 702,668 1,000,016 2,453,708 14,183

#

90 87 93 270

2014 Cost 1,279,205 811,667 1,011,061 3,101,933 11,489

#

71 71 89 231

2015 Cost 1,254,169 949,830 1,225,863 3,429,862 14,848

Single Family Permits (Jan.-Mar.)

March

#

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2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

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100

500,000 0

50 Cost

#

2008 Jan.

69 79 104 252

2011 Cost 988,395 893,584 900,086 2,782,065 11,040

250

2,500,000 2,000,000

#

Feb.

0March

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2010

2011

2012

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2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Total Townhomes & Multi Family Permits (Jan.-Mar.) 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0

2005

2006

22 ď ´ Lincoln Business Builder

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

#

60 64 111 235

2016 Cost 743,166 392,168 1,145,593 2,280,927 9,706

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