Lincoln Business Builder (Nov 2017) by Home Builders Association of Lincoln

The Lincoln

BUSINESS

BUILDER November 2017

Published monthly by the Home Builders Association of Lincoln

TRIVIA

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Vol. 54 No. 11

Thursday, November 9 Yankee Hill Country Club 7600 San Mateo Lane

5:45 p.m. Social | 6:15 p.m. Heavy Hors dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;oeuvres 7:00-8:30 p.m. Trivia by Geeks Who Drink Cost: $15 per person | RSVP to info@hbal.org You do not need to have a team to participate!

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The winning team of 8 will win $400 CASH. The winning association will take home a trophy for bragging rights!

Also in this issue... Murder Mystery Dinner page 4

Crystalline Silica Hazards Safety Training

page 13

2018 HBAL Election of Officers pages 20-22

Santa Cop Santa Cop Project

page 9

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President’s Message

Matt Kleinschmit, HBAL President November 2017 Vol. 54, No. 11

Contents President’s Message 3 Calendar of Events 4 HBAL Christmas 4 Behind the Scenes 5 2017 HBAL Membership Drive 6-7 Santa Cop 9 HBAL's Annual Coat Drive 10 Member News 11 Educational Opportunities 13 New Silica Standards Being Enforced 13 Sporting Clay Shoot 14-17 Young Building Professionals Council 19 2018 HBAL Election of Officers 20-22 Directory Changes 23 New Members 24 Renewals 25 Building Permits 26

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. 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 Jennie Korth

Publisher Editor, Photographer, Designer

HBAL Staff Jennie Korth, Laure Husmann, Andrea Wilkins

Engage to become inspired! Recently I listened to a homily about feeling inspired. The priest shared the story of a parishioner who wasn’t feeling a connection to God during the service. He reminded the parishioner that to feel the connection he yearned for, you have to become more engaged in the church and do more than just attend mass on Sunday. Do you ever participate in something and walk away saying “that was a waist of my time?” I think this happens to all of us from time to time. The message from the homily simply points out “the amount you put into something is measured by the amount you receive.” I wanted to share this homily because it pretty much fits into everything we do in our life. Whether it’s church, marriage or work…you get out of it, what you put into it. The same can be applied to your membership with HBAL which is much like a gym membership: just because you pay your dues, it doesn’t guarantee you results. You have to go and put forth some effort to reap the reward. Get involved, attend meetings, step out of your comfort zone. Making a connection with your fellow HBAL members can be a better ROI than you think. I can relate to that parishioner as I prepare for the Lincoln Halfsy this weekend. As I’ve trained mentally and physically for this race, I feel worn down and much pain throughout my body. This led me to feel God wasn’t with me on this one. I was not doing this for Him in any way, so I did not see any reason why my success or failure made any difference. I shared this with my wife, Tracy, and she reminded me to simply pray for strength. Relationships are a two-way street, but sometimes we need to be the one to take the first step.

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

Board of Directors Mark Aksamit Taylor Ashburn Jess Baker, CGP Kelli Fleek Ruth Hietbrink Matt Kinning Jerry Maher, CGP, CAPS, CGB, Stephanie Krueger-Ponce Lance Roach Marlene Stroup Ken Svoboda Jason Woita

Remodelers Council Pam Magner

Young Building Professionals Council Tyler Reynolds

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

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Calendar of Events | HBAL Christmas

Calendar of Events Nov. 1

Remodelers Council After Hours & YBP Hard Hat Happy Hour Habitat for Humanity • 4615 Orchard Street 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Nov. 9

Board of Directors & LHBCF Meetings HBAL Office • 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C 10:30 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.

Nov. 9

Trivia Night: HBAL vs. REALTORS & HBAL Election Night Yankee Hill Country Club • 7600 San Mateo Lane 5:45 p.m. Social • 6:15 p.m. Heavy Hors d’oeuvres 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Trivia by Geeks Who Drink Election to be held at 6:50 p.m. $15 per person • Cash Bar

Nov. 11

Santa Cop Lincoln Northeast High School Shop 2635 N. 63rd Street (west side of school) 8:00 a.m. - until completion

Nov. 14

Crystalline Silica Training HBAL Office • 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. $40 for Members (Lunch Included)

Nov. 23-24

Thanksgiving (Office Closed)

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Behind the Scenes

Behind the Scenes at HBAL By Michaela Harrison, Executive Vice President

221 Oakcreek Dr.

Thank you to Greg Schwinn, Marlene Stroup, Denny Van Horn, Mike and Matt Kinning and Bo Jones for meeting with representatives from Building & Safety a couple of times during the past month to discuss the staff shortage in Plan Review this summer. Many of our builder members discovered plan approval was taking up to four weeks. Building & Safety has assured us they have already hired one new Plan Reviewer and are in the process of hiring another. Their goal is to meet builders' expectations of less than two weeks for plan approval. HBAL plans to keep in contact with Building & Safety moving forward and as they become fully staffed.

Over 50 years of making homes more comfortable and efficient in Lincoln! Existing Attic Re-insulation Fiberglass Insulation Spray Foam Insulation Blow-In-Blanket System Gutter Installations & Repairs New & Existing Homes

FREE Estimates No hassle, No pressure, Prompt service – with the job done right the first time 100% customer satisfaction guaranteed!

HBAL members are also actively meeting with representatives from the Public Works, Planning, Building & Safety and Watershed Departments with the City regarding lot drainage issues. We are working with them on this issue and are trying to find a solution to the problem without adding more regulation and added expenses for building a home. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to contact me at 402-423-4225 or michaela@hbal.org.

CALL 402-438-2006

HBAL Cares! Our Board of Directors recently approved sending $5,000 to Texas and Florida to help with recovery from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. We are also contributing $5,000 to Norris Schools for their residential building program. The instructor at Norris also shared their need for tools for the students. If you have any tools that are no longer of use to you, please consider donating them to Norris. Below is a partial list of needed tools. For a complete list, please email me at michaela@hbal.org.

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.*

I hope to see you at our annual Santa Cop project on November 11 at Northeast High School. Or at our Trivia Night, where HBAL members will compete against the Realtors Association on November 9!

Norris Tool Wish list 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

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

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

NEW BANK CENTER – 84TH & O

*Not all mortgage loans qualify for the local servicing program. Please contact a mortgage lender for details.

NMLS #458257 Member FDIC

6' or 8' Ladders Scaffolding Hard hats Safety harnesses Milwaukee tools/drills Portable compressor Extension cords Framing/Finish Nailers Narrow/Wide crown staplers

Aluminum siding break Flat bars Cats paws Mortar mixer Masonry tools and bags Job box 1/2" Copper pipe Pipe cutters CNC router system Laser engraver

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2017 HBAL Membership Drive

MEMBERSHIP EXPEDITION 2017 Current Standings as of October 12

Anatoli Rybak, Rybak Homes • Rybak Construction, Inc.

Jerry Maher, Maher Custom Homes • Tighton Tools & Supply

Nicholas Meinke, Capital City Exteriors • Home Solutions of Nebraska

Blake Colingsworth, Tuscany Townhomes • Nebraska Realty

Jillayne Nelson, Woods Bros. Realty •Honest & Humble Construction

Pat Mooberry, CaseyCo • Mulder Construction, Inc.

Bo Jones, Tru-Built Construction (Membership Chair) • Allo Communications • Sunbelt Rentals • GRNE Solutions, LLC • Andersen Corporation • Showhomes Lincoln • White Development Company, LLC • Krivda and Son Masonry

Justin Brandt, Home Solutions • Sunroom Views

Rob Hobelman, Supreme Spa and Pool • Decked Out, Inc.

Justin Johnson, Hoppe Homes • Empire Fence • James Hardie Building Products

Roger Reynolds, Woods Bros. Realty • James Enterprise, Inc. • Midwest Radon • Rigid Pines Construction • SP Group, P.C. • Roof Guard, LLC

Karsten Thurmond, Hamilton Equipment Co. • Anderson Ford Lincoln

Bob Bryant, Bryant, Katt & Associates.P.C • Way/Moore, Inc.

Lance Roach, JL Exteriors • Little Giant Ladders

Ron Petsch, Southeast Community College - Milford • Trusted Local Construction

Bob Gabriel, Nebraska Building Products • Aflac

Lea Baker, New Traditions Custom Homes • Zeng Granite, Inc.

Ruth Hietbrink, Black Hills Energy • Patrick Alan Homes, LLC

Brett Sundberg, West Gate Bank • Nebraska Brokerage, LLC

Lori Wellman, Lincoln Cabinet • Holmberg Construction • Lee Contracting, LLC • KG Customs

Sherri Walker, Home Real Estate • Richland Homes

Chad Lyon, Keystone Homes • Lyon Enterprises, LLC Denny Van Horn, Van Horn Family Building Co. • Andy Van Horn State Farm Agency • Demma Floors • Doug's Heating and Air Conditioning • JCPenney • LP Building Products • MLA Geothermal Drilling, LLC • Pro Rolloffs • Laursen Construction Dustin Hitchler, ABC Supply Company • Natural Concrete Products Greg Shinaut, Black Hills Energy • Interiors Joan and Associates • JR Premier Designs Herb Reese, Reese Construction • 7 Day Furniture Jeff Bielenberg, Bielenberg Builders, Inc. • Krogman Tile Co., Inc. Jerry Boyce, Boyce Construction, Inc. • Eagle 1st Roofing • MassMutual Financial Group 6  Lincoln Business Builder

Mary Kinning, Kinning Design Build • Marvin Windows and Doors • Inspiring Homes Design Matt Kinning, Kinning Design Build • VRLY Matt Kleinschmit, Pride Homes • Blackstone Builders • Eagle Nursery, LLC • VideoFlyte Matt Minchow, Cattle National Bank • Busey Home Mortgage Matt Murray, Murray Custom Homes • Lincoln Custom Home Builders Mike Kinning, Kinning Design Build • Remodel Nebraska, LLC Mike Rezac, Rezac Construction • VirtuActive 3D Drafting & Design

Steve Fulton, Fulton Construction • Hamilton Equipment Co. • Prairie Studio Steve Kunkel, Stonebrook Roofing • KNE Exterior Design Steve Champoux • Location Real Estate, LLC Todd Hottovy, Z&H Enterprises • Prairie Landcraft, Inc. Troy Karsting, Stonybrook Homes, Inc. • Venetian Cast Stone Vladimir Oulianov, Woods Bros. Realty • Geysun Style Homes, Inc. Wade Scheer, Scheer Electric, LLC • Cornhusker Property

2017 HBAL Membership Drive

THE EXPEDITION ENDS at 6:50 p.m. on NOVEMBER 9 at TRIVIA NIGHT! The Builders Choice for High Quality Landscaping

Top Three Climbers as of October 12

1st Place - Denny Van Horn (8 new members)

2 Place - Roger Reynolds

• 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

(5 new members)

3rd Place - Matt Kleinschmit & Lori Wellman (3 new members each)

PRIZES for 1ST, 2ND and 3RD PLACE CLIMBERS include: CAR WASH PACKAGE from ANDERSON FORD LINCOLN ($800 value) BOSE BLUETOOTH SPEAKER from THE WINDOW & DOOR STORE ($200 value) GOLF PACKAGE from ANDERSEN WINDOWS & DOORS ($150 value)

LOCAL LENDING

When your mortgage loan is with West Gate Bank®, we have something many banks can’t offer— local decision-making, local processing and local servicing. During the entire mortgage process and after closing, we’re here to assist you in Lincoln, Nebraska. Let West Gate Bank guide you through the buying or building process to finance your dream home.

LET US HELP: THE HBAL STAFF WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO SUCCESSFULLY RECRUIT. WE ARE HAPPY TO EXPLAIN THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP, JUST LET US KNOW HOW WE CAN HELP!

We only need 5 new members to reach our goal of 75 new members in 2017!

Are YOU up for the challenge? Who can you recruit? MEMBERSHIP MAKES IT ALL POSSIBLE!

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Santa Cop

Saturday, November 11, 2017 8:00 a.m. ~ Until Completion Lincoln Northeast High School Shop 2635 N. 63rd Street west side of school Thanks for all you do to make this annual project a great success!

2017’s project is Stacking Blocks You don’t have to be a carpenter to help. We have lots of jobs for inexperienced but willing workers! Donations to help pay for the materials may be sent to: Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation 6100 S. 58th Street, Suite C Lincoln, NE 68516 RSVP to 402-423-4225 or fax 402-423-4251 ____ I cannot attend, but here is my donation of $_____ to the Santa Cop Project. ____ Yes, I will be there. My guests: _____________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ____ No, I can’t attend. Name: _________________________________ Company: ______________________________ 9  Lincoln Business Builder

HBAL's Annual Coat Drive

HBAL’s Annual Coat Drive

It’s time again for HBAL’s Annual Coat Drive. Bring your coats, mittens, hats or other warm clothing or blankets to the HBAL office or the November Trivia Night. HBAL will take all donations to the People’s City Mission in November. Our members have been so generous the last few years, we hope to once again provide warm clothing for many of Lincoln’s underprivileged citizens.

This Ad Space is Available $100 per issue Contract for a year and get a 15% discount

Ad Sizes and Rates (Non-members pay double rates)

Ad Size Full Page (8"w x 10.5"h) 1/2 page horizontal (8"w x 5"h)

$300 for 3 months

1/2 page vertical (3.75"w x 10.5"h) $300 for 3 months 1/4 page (3.75"w x 5"h)

The HBAL Office is located at 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

$200 for 3 months

1/4 page horizontal (8"w x 2.25"h) $200 for 3 months 1/8 page (3.75"w x 2.25"h)

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Insert (loose leaf)

$125* one time only

*does note include cost to print the insert

Contact Jennie Korth at jennie@hbal.org or 402-423-4225 for more information.

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In Sympathy Our sympathy to John VerMaas, VerMaas Construction, and family on the death of John's wife, Janice, who passed away on October 16, 2017.

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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(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please contact Bob Bryant (402-486-1040) or the HBAL Office (402-423-4225) if you have questions. 11  Lincoln Business Builder

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Educational Opportunities | New Silica Standards Being Enforced

Educational Opportunies Mark Your Calendars For These Upcoming Sessions

Crystalline Silica Hazards Safety Training Affected Employees: all employees exposed to respirable silica in construction work, except where employee exposure will remain below 25 μg/m3.

Course Topics:

• Engineering Control Measures-Table 1 Compliance Standard • Monitoring, Testing & Medical Surveillance Requirements • Action Level Requirements •Respiratory Protection Requirements standards and PPE •Silica Exposure Control Plan and Company Program Template •Definitions, Scope & Application •Housekeeping, Methods of Compliance

Tuesday, November 14, 2017 12:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. HBAL Office | 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C Cost: $40 for HBAL Members & their employees or $60 for Non-Members (Lunch Included) RSVP to info@hbal.org by November 10. Class will be limited to the first 30 people, so please RSVP early!

Lunch & Learn: Contracts Panel Discussion Join us for lunch and a panel discussion lead by Fred Hoppe, The Hoppe Law Firm, Jennifer Strand, Nebraska Title Company and Shannon Harner, Home Services. This is your opportunity to ask the experts and gain feedback from experienced members in the industry! We ask that you submit your questions beforehand so our panelists have time to prepare their responses!

Tuesday, December 5, 2017 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. HBAL Office | 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C Cost: $10 for HBAL Members (Lunch Included) RSVP to info@hbal.org by November 30.

New Silica Standards Being Enforced Crystalline silica is a common mineral found in the earth’s crust. Materials like sand, stone, concrete, and mortar contain crystalline silica. It is also used to make products such as glass, pottery, ceramics, bricks, and artificial stone.

Respirable crystalline silica – very small particles at least 100 times smaller than ordinary sand you might find on beaches and playgrounds – is created when cutting, sawing, grinding, drilling, and crushing stone, rock, concrete, brick, block and mortar. Activities such as abrasive blasting with sand; sawing brick or concrete; sanding or drilling into concrete walls; grinding mortar; manufacturing brick, concrete blocks, stone countertops, or ceramic products; and cutting or crushing stone result in worker exposures to respirable crystalline silica dust. Industrial sand used in certain operations, such as foundry work and hydraulic fracturing (fracking), is also a source of respirable crystalline silica exposure. About 2.3 million

people in the U.S. are exposed to silica at work. Workers who inhale these very small crystalline silica particles are at increased risk of developing serious silicarelated diseases, including: • Silicosis, an incurable lung disease that can lead to disability and death • Lung cancer • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) • Kidney disease To better protect workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica, OSHA has issued two new respirable crystalline silica standards: one for construction, and the other for general industry and maritime. OSHA began enforcing most provisions of the standard for construction on September 23, 2017, and will begin enforcing most provisions of the standard for general industry and maritime on June 23, 2018. “Silica.” OSHA.Gov. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. Web. 20 Oct. 2017

Small Entity Silica Compliance Guides are available at www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA3902.pdf

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Sporting Clay Shoot

10th Annual Sporting Clay Shoot Pl 1st ac e

October 13, 2017 â&#x20AC;˘ Oak Creek Sporting Club

Timber Ridge Homes

Team Results First Place, First Flight Timber Ridge Homes

Weston Zolk, Bryce McGill, Mike McGill, Brian Spelinek

First Place, Second Flight Raynor Doors of Nebraska

Jake Benne, Jacob Sears, Ben Ochs, Chris Kester, Jacob Hiatt

First Place, Third Flight Sound & Security #2

Sam Kinnett, Allen Duke, Lance Nelson, Mike Hamilton

Find more pictures online at www.hbal.org/events/sporting-clay-shoot 14 ď ´ Lincoln Business Builder

Sporting Clay Shoot

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Sporting Clay Shoot

Tenth Annual

Sporting Clay Shoot October 13, 2017

Oak Creek Sporting Club

Thank You!

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Tenth Annual Sporting Clay Shoot. Proceeds from the event will benefit the educational and charitable projects of the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation.

BBQ Sponsors

Target & Ammo Sponsors

Elite Station Sponsors LINCOLN

Station Sponsors Christensen Lumber Co.

Lincoln Winair Company

Frontier Bank

Nebraska Furniture Mart

Hans Electric

Star City Concrete Construction Co.

Prize Sponsors

Stephens & Smith Construction Co.

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Custom Countertop, Inc.

Dicks Sporting Goods

Murphy Tractor & Equipment Co.

Oak Creek Sporting Club Union Title Company

Special thanks to Culligan Water Conditioning for providing the bottled water. The proceeds from this event will go to the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation. Its 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.

Sporting Clay Shoot

Results Top Three Individual Winners First place • $100 Second place • $75 Third place • $50

Erik Whitefoot Bryce McGill Weston Zolk

Raffle Winners Traeger Wood Pellet Grill courtesy of HBAL & The Home Depot Jake Lane

Door Prize Winners Field and Stream Flashlight Mike Hamilton, John Spellman, Kevin Nordheus Field and Stream Fanny Pack Randy Colton Field and Stream Therma Seat Josh Horgenrader Field and Stream Heavyweight Socks Dan Pester, Steve Annan

Kysek Cooler courtesy of Lincoln Winnelson Perry Haralson

Field and Stream 32 piece gun cleaning kit Troy Ross

$100 Gift Card courtesy of Nebraska Building Products

Coleman Headlamp Tim Hans

Erik Whitefoot

Half the Pot Winner $177.50

Jason Steiner

Barska Zoom Power Spotting Scope Jason Stiener Gerber Folding Knife Brennan Klassen

Allen Shell Carrier Phil Goyette, Jared Lane Mr. Heater Portable Buddy Austin Annan Can Cooker Wes True Tasco 10X50 Binocular Jumelles Vance Walkling Browning USB Rechargeable Keychain Light Nick Zimmerman, Ken Jones Yeti Rambler Colster Haider Kazem Yeti Rambler 20oz Tumbler Ryan Wrick Black Diamond LED Headlamp Dave Bertelsen

Frog Toggs Ultra Lite Rain Suit Wiley Clang

Under Armour Coldgear Infrared Gloves Denny Russell

Frog Toggs Pro-Lite Rain Suit Mike Bals, Chris VerMaas

$50 Visa Gift Card Zach Watson, Brian Lowery

Carhart Gloves Justin Criss

John Deere Jacket Adam Stokes, Jared Rohrs

DeWalt Multi Tool Gift Set Richard Shaw

2017 Entry to Euro Hunt Andrew Sondgeroth

Gerber Multi Plier Clip Folding Knife JD Pratt

One-Year Membership to Oak Creek Taylor Hoffman

Thank You! Committee Kirk Bender, Chair • Gary Reese • Larry Hans • Mike Rezac Shawn Stranathan • Terry Kreifels • Terry Kriz • Andrea Wilkins

Volunteers Delrae Hirschman • Vern Orr • Hayley Lane Jodi Lang • Brady Yoder

Save the Date!

The 2018 Sporting Clay Shoot will be Friday, October 19. 17  Lincoln Business Builder

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Young Building Professionals Council

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Happy Hour Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln Wow, October sure went fast! The Fall Parade of Homes was a great success with 38 homes on display. I want to thank everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to experience the talent of our members first hand. As we look to the holiday season I encourage you to get involved Tyler Reynolds or attend one of the many events YBP President HBAL has scheduled. A fun familyfriendly event that is quickly approaching is Santa Cop on Saturday, November 11. This year we will be making Stacking Blocks. Come out and enjoy a morning of fun at Northeast High School. The YBP Social Committee has been hard at work planning the end of year festivities. We have a YBP Hard Hat Happy Hour scheduled with the Remodelers Council at Habitat for Humanity on Wednesday, November 1. This will be a great opportunity to tour the new Habitat for Humanity Office. On Thursday, November 16, we'll be moving our Midday Meetups to the HBAL Office. Lunch is free for YBP members. You'll have an opportunity to hear about the Lighthouse Game Night which is in the works for December, as well as plans for 2018. The YBP Holiday Party is scheduled for Thursday, January 25 at Mike Rezacâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dog House located in The Bridges. Be sure to brush off your boots as we gear up for a YBP Country Christmas! The YBP Social Committee is a great way to get involved and provide valuable feedback for events. If you are interested in serving on the YBP Social Committee, please contact Andrea Wilkins at 402-423-4225.

4615 Orchard Street Wednesday, November 1 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

RSVP by October 27 to info@hbal.org or 402-423-4225. Food & Drinks provided by

Midday Meetup at HBAL Thursday, November 16 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C Lunch is FREE for YBP Members! $5 for Non-Members Join us for lunch and hear what the YBP Officers have planned for 2018! RSVP to info@hbal.org by November 13.

Young Building Professionals Council Election of Officers

Save the Date! YBP Country Christmas Thursday, January 25

The following is the Young Building Professionals Council ballot for 2018. President Hayley Lane, Rezac Construction Vice President Kelli Fleek, Bath & Kitchen Idea Center by Lincoln Winnelson Secretary Amy Shinaut, Interiors Joan and Associates 19 ď ´ Lincoln Business Builder

2018 HBAL Election of Officers

2018 HBAL Election of Officers Ballot No. 1 First Vice President Herb Reese, Reese Construction, Inc. Second Vice President Perry Haralson, Cornhusker Bank Secretary Lori Wellman, Lincoln Cabinet Treasurer Bob Bryant, Bryant, Katt & Associates, P.C. All of the above positions are for one-year terms. Nothing in the bylaws prevents anyone from standing for re-election.

Ballot No. 2 Builder Directors

Pam Magner, Reynolds Design & Remodeling Jerry Maher, Maher Custom Homes Sam Swartz, Denali Custom Builders, Inc.

Associate Directors

Mark Aksamit, Window Option Specialists Bryce Bornemeier, The Window & Door Store Lance Roach, JL Exteriors

1st Vice President

Secretary

Herb Reese, Reese Construction, Inc.

Lori Wellman, Lincoln Cabinet

Herb Reese has been in the construction field for over 40 years. Herb and Katie Reese, started Reese Construction, Inc in 1984 and have been members of HBAL since then. The company currently has four full time carpenters and their Office Manager, Erin. Herb was Chair of Remodelers Council in 1994 and is currently on the Remodelers Golf Committee. Herb has served on the HBAL Board of Directors in the past and has helped with many HBAL projects, such as the Lighthouse Project, the Quentin Waltke Bathroom project, Santa Cop, and ramp builds. Herb has taken his remodeling to the next level by earning the Certified Graduate Remodeler and Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist certifications. Herb’s hobbies include his family and church.

2nd Vice President Perry Haralson, Cornhusker Bank

Perry is the Chief Financial Officer for Cornhusker Bank. The bank has been an HBAL member for over 25 years and Perry has been an active member for 12 years. Perry is involved with several non-profit, civic and political organizations such as Friendship Home and the Nebraska Bankers Association. His involvement in HBAL consists of Parade of Homes committee, member of the Board of Directors, volunteer for Santa Cop, HOMEPAC, Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation Board and various other activities. Perry is married to Jennifer and has two sons, Coben (14 years) and Caiden (11 years). He earned his undergraduate degree in finance from the University of Nebraska, a masters in business administration from National University, and a graduate degree in banking from the University of Colorado. Perry believes strongly in the growth and benefits of a healthy housing and construction industry. Perry enjoys reading, golf, soccer and spending time with his family.

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Lori grew up in Sidney, Nebraska and attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney graduating with a four-year degree in Kitchen & Bath Design. She worked in Ft. Collins, Colorado obtaining background in cabinetry construction and lighting design before moving to Lincoln where she has worked at Lincoln Cabinet for 20 years and became a joint-owner in 2016. She is a CKD-Certified Kitchen Designer whose primary focus is in residential kitchen and bath remodeling. She works directly with her clients creating new spaces and general contracting projects through completion. Lori obtained her CGR-Certified Graduate Remodeler and CAPS-Certified Aging in Place Specialist designations in 2006. As a CGR she has broadened her scope of work to more than just kitchen and baths and often will work on first floor remodels, additions and basement finishes. Through her experience in the industry and her design creativity she has “created a name” for herself in kitchen remodeling. She truly enjoys going through the process of redesigning spaces with homeowners to make them better. From start to finish, she is someone they can count on for guidance and who will look out for their best interests. She served as the Chair of the Remodelers Council in 2009 and 2010, on the HBAL Board since 2012 and on the SCC Building Construction Advisory Board since 2010. As Remodelers Chair, she was active in educating members on the EPA lead regulations. As Chair of the Remodelers Council Golf Committee for five years, she helped run a successful event, raising money for scholarships given to local high school seniors and SCC-Milford students. Lori has been an active member of HBAL, participating in community projects such as Santa Cop, Habitat for Humanity, Dolls vs. Wheels Toy Drive, Remodelers Council TP Run and Mitten Collection for local elementary schools. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her husband, Scot and their son, Orrin. She also loves golfing, traveling, spending time with friends and attending sporting events.

2018 HBAL Election of Officers

Treasurer

Jerry Maher, Maher Custom Homes

Bob Bryant Bryant, Katt & Associates, P.C.

Bob has been involved in the accounting business for over 40 years. Bryant, Katt & Associates has been a member since 1986. Bob owned Bryant Bookkeeping for 18 years and then merged into what is now Bryant, Katt & Associates, P.C. in 1988. They have a current staff of 15 accountants. They specialize in local business accounting service and income tax preparation. Bob has been a member of HBAL for over 30 years and has served as Treasurer of HBAL for 13 years. Bob and his wife, Phillis, have been married for 49 years. They have four children, all active in Lincoln. Rob is an investment broker; Jason is an owner and CPA at Bryant, Katt & Associates; Mike is employed with Sysco; and Shannon works at HBE, C.P.A.’s. They have 21 grandchildren, and Bob is an avid golfer when not working or spending time with his grandchildren.

Builder Directors Pam Magner, Reynolds Design & Remodeling

Pam grew up in Holdrege, NE and graduated from UNK in 1991 with a double major in Kitchen & Bath Design and Business. After graduation she moved to Iowa and worked for Fieldstone Cabinetry. Realizing she was a Nebraska girl at heart, she and her husband moved to Lincoln in 1992 and have lived here ever since. Pam began working at Reynolds Design & Remodeling in 1993 and earned her CKD and CBD soon after joining Roger’s team. As a person who loves to cook, Pam enjoys creating beautiful kitchens that are also just as efficient to work in. She loves the challenge of remodeling because it allows her to create multiple design solutions for any given space. In 2006, after 13 years, she left Reynolds to spend more time with her 3 children. During that time she worked from home for Kraftmaid Cabinetry creating KBIS displays, kitchens for their literature, and displays for Home Depot and Lowe’s throughout North America. As the economy plummeted, Pam also decided to earn her Master’s Degree in Teaching. In 2014, while teaching, Pam received a call from Arlyn Copley, who had purchased Reynolds Design & Remodeling from Roger Reynolds, and was offered the position of General Manager. Rejoining the Reynolds team after an 8 year absence was a dream come true and Pam is committed to maintaining the quality and reputation of the company that still carries Roger’s name. She is involved in all marketing decisions, financial aspects, and project management, as well as the designing and selling of projects. Pam is just completing her term as Chair of the Remodelers Council and is serving on the Careers in Construction Committee. She also enjoys being involved in HOMEPAC. Pam has also been active in PTOs at her kids’ schools and a Sunday school teacher. Pam and her husband, Kip, are celebrating 25 years of marriage! They love the laughter and time shared with their children Logan (20), Aubrey (16) and Garrett (13) as well as their extended family. In her free time Pam enjoys reading, baking, and anything that allows her to be creative.

Jerry Maher has been in the building business for 39 years and has been a member of the HBAL for 18 years. Jerry also is a member of the Remodelers Council. Jerry owns Maher Custom Homes and specializes in custom-built homes and remodels. He has participated in several Parade of Homes and Tour of Remodeled Homes sponsored by HBAL. Jerry and his wife, Lori, enjoy long motorcycle rides on their Harley, landscaping and spending time with their animals. Jerry spends his free time in the summer sponsoring, coaching and playing softball. He was inducted into the Nebraska Softball Hall of Fame in 2012.

Sam Swartz, Denali Custom Builders, Inc.

Sam grew up in Lincoln and attended Doane College where he graduated with his Business Degree. After college Sam found his passion for entrepreneurship. Owning a couple of businesses here in the community, Sam has always focused on serving the industries he's in. Sam and his business partner Benjamin Carey own Denali Custom Builders, Inc. Sam with his wife Briana enjoy traveling and raising their two children, McKinley (7) and James (2). Continued on pg. 22.

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2018 HBAL Election of Officers

Associate Directors Mark Aksamit, Window Option Specialists

Mark was born and raised in Lincoln, Nebraska and has been in the building industry since 1983 and a member of HBAL since 1996. He served as Chair of the Remodelers Council in 2015 and currently serves on the Board of Directors for HBAL. He is the chairman of the Santa Cop Project committee and is on the Lincoln Home Builders Care Foundation Board. He is a life spike member and received the 2013 Associate of the Year Award as well as the 2014 President’s Award. Mark has been married to his wife Tracy for 38 years and has two grown children, Natalie and Tim. Mark is very active with his church and enjoys golfing, fishing and all things Huskers.

After Hannah was born, he knew it was time to move back to “The Good Life” and relocated back to Elmwood, NE, and took a job with a regional Building Materials Distributor based out of Sioux Falls, SD. In 2012, his second child, Grant, was born and he knew it was time to get off the road and find a new opportunity that would keep him closer to home. In June of 2015, the President of Chicago Lumber Company of Omaha called him to start a new business in Lincoln, The Window & Door Store, a distributor of Marvin and Integrity Windows and Therma Tru Doors. Bryce has enjoyed getting to know all the builders and remodelers in Lincoln over the past few years. He is active with the Home Builders Association of Lincoln serving on the Education Committee, and is a member of the YBP and Remodelers Council. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, working on the family farm and attending his kids' activities.

Lance Roach, JL Exteriors

Lance has been in the construction industry for 20 years and started JL Exteriors 16 years ago.

Bryce Bornemeier, The Window & Door Store

Bryce grew up on a farm east of Lincoln near Elmwood, NE. He attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney, graduating with a four-year degree in Industrial Distribution. In 2005, Bryce was lured into the building materials industry by a friend from college and in 2008 played a key role in starting a new lumber yard, truss and wall panel plant in Denver, CO. He was married to his wife Laura in 2008, and first child, Hannah, came along in 2010.

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Directory Changes

Directory Changes • New address for Golden Rule Contractors is 3348 A Street Road, Beaver Crossing, NE 68313.

• The correct email address for Chris Jacobson, Contractors Siding & Window Supply is cjacobson@contractorssiding.com.

• RE/MAX Real Estate Concepts is now RE/MAX Concepts.

• Brad Koch is the new principal member for US Bank. Phone: 402-434-1301. Email: brad.koch@usbank.com.

• Uriah Rittenhouse is the new principal contact for Aradius Group. Email: urittenhouse@aradiusgroup.com. • Lincoln/Lancaster County Habitat for Humanity is now Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln. • New address for Stearns Painting is 7241 Pioneers Blvd., Apt. 508, Lincoln, NE 68506-7509. • Mark Wentz is the new principal contact for Prairie Gold Homes, Inc. Email: mark@prairiegoldhomes.org. • New address for Luxury Comfort Solutions is 1800 Windhoek Drive, Lincoln, NE 68512-2500. • Aaron Bowers is a new affiliate member with Location Real Estate, LLC. Phone: 402-429-3747. Email: abowers@locationlincoln.com. • Janelle Crouse is a new affiliate member with Location Real Estate, LLC. Phone: 402-310-5737. Email: jcrouse@locationlincoln.com. • Lori Wilkinson is a new affiliate member with Location Real Estate, LLC. Phone: 402-570-4687. Email: lwilkinson@locationlincoln.com.

• Michael Arens is the new principal member for HBE, LLP. Email: marens@hbecpa.com. • Nate Hendricks is the new principal member for Anderson Ford Lincoln. Phone: 402-458-9800. Email: nate@andersonautogroup.com. • Aaron Wagner is a new affiliate member with Home Real Estate. Phone: 402-416-9917. Email: aaron.wagner@homerealestate.com. • New mailing address for LP Building Products is 1313 Aster Circle, Council Bluffs, IA, 51503.

Please Note:

Typically this time of year, HBAL is working on our upcoming Membership Directory. To become more efficient with our time, we’ll be moving the publication date to the second quarter of 2018. If you have questions please contact our office at 402-423-4225.

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New Members

Welcome New Members Honest & Humble Construction, LLC Thomas Huston

Location Real Estate, LLC John Hejl (Jan)

3111 S Street, Lincoln, NE 68503 Phone: 402-937-8228 Cellular: 402-432-8764 Email: honestandhumble@gmail.com Website: www.honesthumble.com

P.O. Box 22910, Lincoln, NE 68542 Phone: 402-261-0470 Cellular: 402-730-8484 Email: jhejl@locationlincoln.com Website: www.locationlincoln.com

Sponsor: Jillayne Nelson, Woods Bros. Realty

Sponsor: Steve Champoux, Prairie Home Builders, Inc.

Reason I joined HBAL: Aspiring new home builder. What I hope to get out of my membership: Information and direction. Desired areas of involvement: Parade of Homes, Education, Home & Garden Show.

What I hope to get out of my membership: Build relationships with Lincoln area builders. Desired areas of involvement: Home & Garden Show, Parade of Homes, Golf.

Inspiring Homes Design Natasha Salem

Marvin Windows and Doors Randy Squire

5131 Linden Street, Lincoln, NE 68516 Phone: 402-770-6457 Email: natasha@ihdne.com Website: www.ihdne.com

301 W. Relanto Ave., Tripp, SD, 57376 Phone: 605-464-4669 Website: www.marvin.com

Sponsor: Mary Kinning, Kinning Design Build, Inc.

Reason I joined HBAL: To support our local dealers and builders. What I hope to get out of my membership: Meet local builders to support their business. Personal: Horses, leathercraft projects.

Reason I joined HBAL: The opportunity of networking and for the good reputation of the organization. What I hope to get out of my membership: Meet new people to continue to develop professionally. Personal: One four year old son, yoga, working out, traveling.

KG Customs

Sponsor: Mary Kinning, Kinning Design Build, Inc.

Roof Guard, LLC Dion Hancock (Corie)

1121 Rosewood Drive, Lincoln, NE 68510 Phone: 402-730-5193 Email: kgcustoms@hotmail.com

P.O. Box 7, 1350 Broadway Street, Sterling, NE 68443 Phone: 402-866-4522 Cellular: 402-314-5083 Email: roofguardexteriors@gmail.com Website: www.roofguardllc.com

Sponsor: Lori Wellman, Lincoln Cabinet

Sponsor: Roger Reynolds, Wood Bros. Realty

Kevin Gruntorad (Lisa)

Krivda and Son Masonry Chris Krivda (Rhonda)

510 Windsor Drive, Lincoln, NE 68528 Phone: 402-890-1527 Email: krivdaandsonmasonry@gmail.com Website: www.krivdaandsonmasonry.com Sponsor: Bo Jones, Tru-Built Construction Reason I joined HBAL: I believe in the values and ideas. What I hope to get out of my membership: Networking.

Laursen Construction Ryan Laursen (Stacie)

3901 Spruce Street, Lincoln, NE 68516 Phone: 612-554-3198 Email: ryanlaursen@hotmail.com Sponsor: Denny Van Horn, Van Horn Family Building Co.

Sorry to See You Go! If you see your company listed below, contact HBAL at 402-423-4225 to renew your membership TODAY! City Bank & Trust Co.

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Reason I joined HBAL: To build relationships with local businesses and homeowners. What I hope to get out of my membership: The ability to further network Roof Guard, LLC with companies and homeowners. Personal: I’ve been married for 9 years and have two kids ages 9 and 5. As a one-stop operation that services every aspect of the outside of your home, including windows, gutters, roofs and siding, our goal is to create lifelong relationships with our clients and ensure they come back to us again and again.

SP Group, P.C. Dave Swan (Tracey)

1230 Aries Drive, Ste. A, Lincoln, NE 68512 Phone: 402-420-7758 Fax: 402-420-7748 Email: dswan@spgrouppc.com Website: www.spgrouppc.com Sponsor: Roger Reynolds, Wood Bros. Realty Reason I joined HBAL: Our firm was founded on four core values: Relationships, Teamwork, Life/Work Balance and Competitiveness. Our philosophy is “We work as a team, we win as a team.” HBAL would be an integral part of that by building and nurturing relationships through the community. What I hope to get out of my membership: We believe the power of positive relationships provided through HBAL will foster and develop our business by networking and working alongside other HBAL members.

Renewals

Thanks for Renewing Your Membership! (Please allow 60 days for names to appear on this list.)

66 Years

27 Years

11 Years

2 Years

• Home Real Estate

• Hoppe Homes, LP

62 Years

26 Years

• Bryant Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical & Plumbing Co.

• Capital Overhead Door Co.

• Brainard Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. • Tomasek Homes, Inc.

• American Fence Company • Apple Roofing • Astro Buildings • Beckmann Cabinet, Inc. • Drain Rite Seamless Gutters • DuTeau Chevrolet Subaru • Fast Mike's, Inc. • Green Streak • Hinrichs Fine Woods, Inc. • Lincoln Plumbing • Lynch Contracting • Nate's Custom Renovations, Inc. • Rod's Power Sports • Southwick Liquid Waste • Tinius Plumbing • Vogtscapes

56 Years • Pioneer Overhead Door, Inc.

42 Years • Mann Customs, Inc.

33 Years • General Excavating

31 Years • Reynolds Design & Remodeling • United Rentals, Inc.

30 Years • Buhr Homes, Inc. • Lincoln Underground Sprinkler Systems, Inc. • Millard Lumber, Inc.

29 Years • American Electronics Lincoln • Cummins Sprinkler • Dworak Plumbing • May Custom Homes & Cabinets, Inc. • Structural Component Systems

25 Years • West Gate Bank

23 Years • PDI, Paul Daniels Interiors

21 Years

10 Years • Renewal by Andersen

9 Years • Nebraska Bank of Commerce

8 Years

• KLKN-TV 8

• Comfort Techs, Inc. • MK Builders, Inc.

20 Years

4 Years

• Nac Luxury Bath Systems • Ray's Lawn & Landscape • Ray's Remodeling

• Chet's Transfer, Inc. • Lincoln Public Schools • Midwest Bank • Van Horn Family Building Co.

18 Years • Aqua Systems

16 Years • Brian Hester Heating & A/C, Inc. • Humm & Sons Poured Concrete • Pride Homes

3 Years • Ridgeline Builders

1 Year • Long Range Builders • MDB Contracting • On Site Co. • Quality Water Services, Inc.

15 Years • Lewis Homes

13 Years • Custom Blinds and Design • Midlands Duct Cleaning • Otte Oil & Propane, Inc.

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Building Permits Building Permits

City of Lincoln - 11 -Year Table

Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. YTD

2007 SF TH MF 40 8 4 35 4 12 59 40 112 61 70 66 65 39 0 67 17 64 59 28 0 37 2 2 423 208 260

Jan. Feb. March April May June July August Total Avg. Cost

2,000,000 1,800,000 Jan. 1,600,000 Feb. March 1,400,000 April 1,200,000 May 1,000,000 June July800,000 August 600,000 Total Avg.400,000 Cost

2 5 10 10 9 14 17 8 75

71 76 72 85 65 89 96 77 631

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

2009 SF TH 11 14 29 2 30 14 30 14 38 28 60 4 35 10 37 14 270 100

MF 6 4 2 2 4 10 2 0 30

2010 SF TH 24 7 32 18 42 6 33 8 29 19 36 6 31 18 33 6 260 88

MF 0 3 2 15 24 0 0 0 44

MF 2 60 8 0 0 4 0 2 76

2011 TH MF 0 4 0 20 10 180 26 3 14 44 18 0 12 48 21 2 101 301

SF 22 26 42 28 39 34 38 35 264

2012 TH MF 4 0 13 144 24 36 19 24 21 0 14 8 26 0 36 275 157 487

SF 27 31 47 43 41 45 48 58 340

SF 24 34 46 69 58 68 83 60 442

2013 TH MF 2 0 4 0 9 0 18 0 20 128 8 0 29 24 41 232 131 384

2014 TH MF 6 51 18 5 12 0 33 51 26 0 12 0 17 115 16 198 140 420

SF 34 40 68 70 54 63 62 52 443

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

2009 Cost 52,000 125,240 206,900 198,413 183,000 297,872 554,070 244,470 1,861,965 24,826

2008 SF TH 35 19 22 0 41 28 50 2 59 15 39 17 31 10 37 20 314 111

2010 2011 Cost # Cost 152,980 3 80,100 99,500 7 178,700 317,000 18 452,005 706,474 15 908,366 148,500 20 340,080 460,740 16 603,388 697,500 9 248,618 219,300 12 478,200 2,801,994 100 3,289,457 32,581 32,895

6 3 11 19 9 12 15 11 86

2 5 10 11 20 7 10 9 74

2012 Cost 43,500 107,786 691,458 600,931 723,945 224,812 414,975 545,217 3,352,624 45,306

2013 Cost 422,000 33,000 357,600 212,603 776,408 379,500 264,975 300,579 2,746,665 40,995

6 2 8 10 13 9 9 10 67

3 3 8 12 12 12 9 10 69

2014 Cost 59,336 64,000 338,910 609,495 596,540 430,200 232,625 334,057 2,665,163 38,626

2009 Cost 784,232 706,588 946,927 813,112 617,270 766,615 1,172,764 790,319 6,597,827 10,456

2010 Cost 502,454 600,743 1,229,150 1,386,859 931,223 754,480 1,181,825 1,006,147 7,592,881 8,200

57 69 125 154 124 117 161 119 926

2011 Cost 988,395 893,584 900,086 1,292,245 946,242 819,225 1,104,259 1,032,748 7,976,784 9,542

69 79 104 133 111 112 99 129 836

81 69 96 96 123 110 109 114 798

2012 Cost 804,484 565,929 1,055,957 871,985 1,544,337 1,093,867 1,029,087 1,148,868 8,114,514 10,169

66 42 65 108 92 87 114 87 661

2013 Cost 751,024 702,668 1,000,016 1,158,054 605,739 784,050 1,331,940 883,068 7,216,559 10,918

90 87 93 110 98 93 103 86 760

2014 Cost 1,279,205 811,667 1,011,061 1,010,930 1,088,989 1,239,491 1,514,047 876,111 8,831,501 11,620

4 2 15 8 14 14 11 9 77

71 71 89 103 94 123 97 76 724

2015 TH 2 44 12 34 8 36 13 18 167

2015 Cost 114,877 18,650 816,118 342,365 541,952 575,322 791,636 1,100,850 4,301,770 55,867

Permits: Alterations Additions City ofRemodeling Lincoln - Detached Single Family - 9 Year Table

SF 36 33 58 57 55 69 65 54 427

2015 Cost 1,254,169 949,830 1,225,863 1,446,555 1,087,272 1,322,160 1,156,359 1,109,545 9,551,753 13,193

MF SF 0 29 201 42 187 69 2 78 263 58 170 74 172 57 75 60 1,070 467

6 2 15 10 9 9 10 12 73

60 64 111 85 84 87 85 118 694

2016 TH 19 6 31 30 33 12 4 14 149

MF 0 0 50 44 2 0 0 2 98

2016 Cost 288,700 392,168 469,496 350,200 259,600 326,950 410,020 553,950 3,051,084 41,796

2016 Cost 743,166 392,168 1,145,593 1,670,275 960,082 683,484 887,988 1,098,327 7,581,083 10,924

SF 28 54 68 77 67 75 52 60 481

# 13 3 15 17 16 9 6 9 88

77 87 122 79 92 110 84 97 748

200,000 7,000,000

5,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

Jan.

Single Family Permits (Jan.- August)

Single Family Permits by Year

Cost

2009

Feb.

Alterations

2010

March

April

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017 500

August

#REF!

#REF! 400

May

June

July

300

3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0

200

50 100

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2016

2017

# 20

Jan.

600

Feb. 10

Cost

2009 March

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

August

#REF!

April

May

June

July

Total Townhomes & Multi Family Permits (Jan.- August) 1,400 1,200

0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Jan. 40 35 11 24 22 27 24 34 36 29 28

Feb. 35 22 29 32 26 31 34 40 33 42 54

March 59 41 30 42 42 47 46 68 58 69 68

April 61 50 30 33 28 43 69 70 57 78 77

May 65 59 38 29 39 41 58 54 55 58 67

June 67 39 60 36 34 45 68 63 69 74 75

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July 59 31 35 31 38 48 83 62 65 57 52

Aug. 37 37 37 33 35 58 60 52 54 60 60

Sept. 45 33 39 26 31 45 49 51 47 52

Oct. 45 26 20 27 34 57 29 76 73 51

Nov. 24 23 25 26 30 52 43 40 58 36

Dec. 32 14 24 31 29 31 34 54 58 26

1,000 800 600 400 200 0

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2017 TH MF 3 0 9 6 22 76 19 48 16 46 12 52 20 145 19 33 120 406

2017 Cost 1,255,950 686,575 1,281,039 369,500 814,997 329,874 406,500 841,129 5,985,564 68,018

2017 Cost 1,001,282 1,282,094 1,602,109 1,046,978 1,148,390 1,479,373 1,129,395 1,483,653 10,173,274 13,601

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