October Newsletter

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Member News October 2011

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820 Brookberry Farm Circle Tate Rice Homes, Inc. 839 Brookberry Farm Circle Alan Fletcher Const. Co., Inc. 910 Brookberry Farm Circle Homes by Jonathan Lee, Inc. 943 Brookberry Farm Circle Sonoma Building Company 890 Windalier Lane Adams Egloff Properties, LLC 940 Windalier Lane Darren Burke Constr. Co. Inc. 850 Windalier Lane Morgan Builders Inc. 911 Berryhill Lane ARENA Builders 805 Windelier Drive Benchmark Custom Homes, Inc. 5547 Foxgate Circle Isenhour Homes 125 Valencia Lane Frank Jolley Custom Homes 1331 Pheasant Lane Adams Egloff Properties, LLC

935 Oaklawn Ave Custom Homes by Hamrick 2692 Arbor Place Court Isenhour Homes 5062 Laurel Run Wishon & Carter Builders, Inc. 3454 Grandview Crossing Lane RS Parker Homes 1718 Crestlawn Trail Isenhour Homes 830 Bitting Hall Circle Wade Jurney Homes 157 Glen Brooke Lane RS Parker Homes 5267 NC 66 Hwy. South Robertson Builders, LLC 919 Maxine Street PCI Builders 534 Merrefield Way Castlegate Constr. of Clemmons, Inc. 357 Quick Silver Drive McGuire Construction Co., Inc. 4011 Parkside Meadow Court Shugart Enterprises, LLC

416 Inlet Place Drive Samnaz, Inc. 4204 Paula Drive Tradition Homes 5069 Hogan Point Court Wade Jurney Homes 3507 Old Grist Court Elite Living, LLC 5083 Peppertree Road Integrity Builders of the Triad, Inc. 6109 Sunny Brook Drive Samnaz Construction Company 154 Brookdale Drive Morgan & Parker Builders 112 Grasslands Court BB&T REO / ICON Builders 114 Sycamore Park Lane J.K. Canter Builder, LLC 390 Slater Road Sonoma Building Company 550 Belmeade Way Trail T.D. Hatcher Custom Homes, Inc. 733 Fountain Brook Lane Greenwood Developers, Inc. 4360 Milhaven Park Lane Aher Builders

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Steve Hurst – Steve E. Hurst Construction Everybody loves a Parade!

You can feel FALL in the air! I love this season with the cooler temperatures, the tree color changes, football, the fair and “O – yes, the Fall Parade”. As Keith Rogers says, “Everyone Loves the Parade”. He says that often at the HBA office because he knows, like several others of us, that the work involved leading up to the Parade can be stressful and hectic. Our HBA staff and Parade Committee do a wonderful job of pulling everything together to make this big event a huge success for our builders and associate member companies.

You will see in this month’s newsletter how you can get involved and to help celebrate all those participating this year. The Golden Homes Awards this year will be held at the newly renovated WinMock @ Kinderton. The dinner price will be worth having the opportunity to see what great things have been done to this historic barn. Catered Affairs will be serving the dinner which is always top notch. The Awards Program itself is a great way to celebrate the hard work of our entries which we have 38 this year. This must attend event will be October 18th.

The other Parade event that you won’t want to miss is the Open House – Extravaganza Breakfast at this year’s Association Home. This is a free event and allows everyone the opportunity, to not only tour this wonderful home built by Buck Horn, but to also tour all other Parade entries that same morning. Please rsvp and join us on October 20th in Brookberry Farm.

Our final association gathering for the year will be on November 15th for our Annual Meeting and dinner.

This event will be held on the 4th floor of the Deacon Tower. We will be holding our officers election and induction for 2012.

Membership is about getting involved, networking and building relationships. We hope to see you at any or all of these great fall events.

SAVE THE DATES: October 15, 16, 22, 23 - Fall Parade of Homes: www.paradeofhomesws.com October 18 - Golden Home Awards Celebration WinMock at Kinderton October 20 - Breakfast Extravaganza Assoc. Home Brookberry Farm November 15 - HBA Membership Meeting, WFU Deacon Tower Register Today! 2012 Triad Home/Garden Show 3

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ASSOCIATE GUEST COLUMN TRANSITIONS

Four years into the second-worst recession in a century, you’re still standing (or at least sitting, and reading the Newsletter). Congratulations!

Survival has been no mean feat, and we’re obviously not at the end of our trials. And yet, contrary to the exaggerated rumors of homebuilding’s demise, we in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County market are beneficiaries of a number of vibrant and compelling market drivers.

The continuing elevation and recognition of Wake Forest University and its affiliated medical, research and graduate schools into the nation’s top tier, Forsyth Tech’s remarkable transformation into a potent skilled labor resource, the presence of a national financial institution with outstanding management and extensive local commitment in BB&T, the myriad of cultural and artistic venues, and the pragmatic and positive approach to business by our elected officials are all integral components of our community. If location remains the mantra of real estate value, ours is hard to beat; and geography has only a minor role in that appeal.

Is there a common thread in the perception of our town, our community? Is there a fundamental basis to believe that we are the exception to the dismal statistical norm that we daily see trumpeted in the media?

As builders of individual homes, developers of neighborhoods, and affiliates to all aspects of this, do we have cause for a greater sense of optimism than the next MSA down the road?

I believe we do. And, although many of the reasons lie in our heritage and are by definition fixed, or rooted, our greater attributes today are a result of a successful transition as a community from a company town to a broad-based economy.

A century ago, the merger of the Moravian Salem with the industrial Winston created a unified municipality of broad vision which became the largest city in North Carolina barely a decade later. A concentration of power and wealth proved a mixed blessing until the 1980s, when we entered into a protracted era of reinvention, diversification, and frankly, a crisis of identity. We knew who we had been-the physical reminders were all around us – The Reynolds Building, fabulous art deco creation of Shreve And Lamb, precursor to The Empire State Building and monument to an empire itself. Old Salem, a national architectural and social treasure nearly lost to apathy; the Internationalstyle Wachovia Building; the opulent but tasteful homes of the early industrialists and entrepreneurs designed by Charles Barton Keen and Luther Lashmit. But what would we become, beyond “bucolic”?

A quarter-century ago, the leadership of Dr. Thomas Hearn, Ed Pleasants, Paul Wiles, Jerry Long and others pushed us down a path of enlightened engagement and broad participation. Winston-Salem Civic Ventures and Leadership Winston-Salem were established to facilitate long-term involvement by a cross-section of the community.

few of the developments of the past twenty-five years – there are plenty to y of us have been a part of them. There is much to admire. One respect which er, is the visible “style du jour,” which pops up every five years or so. Design f materials whose function is solely to be different are adopted to such an epetitive conformity of what was intended to be distinctive. The descriptive and the question arises, transforming to what from what? Our economy and nly in a state of transition; the slowdown perhaps gives us the opportunity to and where we’re going architecturally.

se an interesting exercise to you – drive through some of the neighborhoods ling, in rough chronological order – Washington Park, West End, West ark, Buena Vista, Club Park, Westview, and Ardmore are a few of mine from common thread of appeal for me is the absence of conformity of architectural ange of materials, a sense of proportion, variance of scale, an absence of tures which identify the decade, if not year, of construction – all evoke the nt of the local developer and builder to an independent and unique “product”. production builders come and go with the financial tides; their seas of rooftops the big “housing” picture, but our Sunday drives are not down their streets, atees will not be swayed by their indistinguishable elevations.

In our industry, innovators initiated planned residential developments in fact as well as in name, neighborhoods which encouraged local homebuilders to create a variety of offerings, with thought given to the relationship of each home to the whole. The level of sophistication and the realization that the consumer would pay for quality motivated a commitment to excellence and innovation. All of us have been beneficiaries of this-we as an industry have contributed measurably to the outstanding quality of life which defines us. We should rightfully be proud of this.

A Postscript Proposal

Many references in this narrative have been to the physical aspects of our town and our county – the buildings and homes which provide the visual context of our community. The reasons are several – our living and work spaces are of course an integral part of our lives, they affect our perception of ourselves and others’ of us. More importantly, for our purposes, we who are reading this are major contributors for the built environment that others will judge after our work is done. There can be not doubt that we are in the midst of an important transitional period today. We are challenged daily by economic, political and financial obstacles. Those still standing are doing so, I believe, due to a commitment to excellence, to a faith in principles of fair dealing, of cooperation and innovation. Membership in, and participation in, the HBA WS is an indication of this commitment, and an avenue toward professional and creative growth. The transition from our current environment to one of less restraint and broader participation should prove interesting. Kudos to each of you, and high hopes for the speedy arrival of the next cycle!

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I would propose an interesting exercise to you – drive through some of the neighborhoods you find most appealing, in rough chronological order – Washington Park, West End, West Highlands, Reynolda Park, Buena Vista, Club Park, Westview, and Ardmore are a few of mine from the “vintage” era. The common thread of appeal for me is the absence of conformity of architectural vernacular. A wide range of materials, a sense of proportion, variance of scale, an absence of specific prevalent features which identify the decade, if not year, of construction – all evoke the considered commitment of the local developer and builder to an independent and unique “product”. National and regional production builders come and go with the financial tides; their seas of rooftops serve some purpose in the big “housing” picture, but our Sunday drives are not down their streets, and our potential relocatees will not be swayed by their indistinguishable elevations.

Next, cruise a few of the developments of the past twenty-five years – there are plenty to choose from, and many of us have been a part of them. There is much to admire. One respect which gives me pause, however, is the visible “style du jour,” which pops up every five years or so. Design elements and mixes of materials whose function is solely to be different are adopted to such an extent that there is a repetitive conformity of what was intended to be distinctive. The descriptive word is “transitional,” and the question arises, transforming to what from what? Our economy and our industry are certainly in a state of transition; the slowdown perhaps gives us the opportunity to evaluate where we are and where we’re going architecturally.

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Official Printing Sponsor Triad Home & Garden Show

James River Equipment - Smitherman Triad Home & Garden Show Grand Prize

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Bronze First Community Bank Nationwide Insurance & Financial Services, Missy Easter Agency

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2011 TRIAD FALL PARADE OF HOMES • October 12 • Pre-qualifying, 8:00 a.m. until...

HBA Office, Parade Houses • October13 • Judging, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

HBA Office, Parade Houses • October 15, 16 • First weekend of Parade Homes open to public 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

• October 18 • Golden Home Awards Celebration @ WinMock Sponsors: Pine Hall Brick & BB&T • October 20 • Open House / Extravaganza Fall Parade Association House Built by: Buck Horn Construction • October 22, 23 • Second weekend of Parade Homes open to public 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

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Earth Graphics Bloomday Granite Marshall Stone McCullough Tile Piedmont Rent-A-John Buena Vista Landscaping & Irrigation Southern Appraisal Group DISCOUNTS

ABC Supply A Different Kind of Canvas

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Air Comfort Heating and A/C All About Irrigation Auman - Elite Ben Hiatt, Drafting Bobby Teague Appliances Bloomday Granite Brookberry Farm Butler Lighting of Lewisville C & H Plumbing Clemmons Concrete Custom Landscape Lighting & Design Dixon Custom Cabinetry Double A Grading Ellis Carpentry Ferguson Enterprises Fireside Hearth & Home FGA Roofing & Repair Insulation Solutions Holly Springs Landscaping J. R. Ross Electric Leonard Block Lowder Recycling and Disposal, LLC Marshall Stone Pella Windows & Doors Piedmont Disposal Pine Hall Brick Plyler Building Supply Pope Sand & Gravel Powerhouse Cleaners ProBuild Lumber Progressive Security/Audio Prudential Carolinas Realty, Karen Starets Ready Mix Concrete Richard Howard Surveying Sealing Agents Snider Engineering Super Sod Triad Landscape Supply Wells, Jenkins, Lucas & Jenkins, PLLC

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REGISTRATION (2012 Event Dates: February 17, 18, 19) Registration applications are available online: www.hbaws.org/show.html Print & Complete forms, fax to HBA office along with payment. Fax: 336-550-4890 SHOW/EXHIBITOR INFORMATION: Booths: 10’x10’ Regular Booth 10’x10’ Corner Booth Garden Area

HBAWS Member Price $745 $900 $400

Non-Member $1,100 $1,200 $400

Booth spaces include 8’ tall backdrop, 3’ or 8’ tall side rails. Electricity, and access to water can be purchased through HBAWS. Furniture and fixtures can be rented from the HOLLINS Exposition Services – rental forms will be provided upon registration.

OTHER INFORMATION • Payment is required at time of registration (cash, check, Visa / MasterCard).

• All spaces will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis, depending on the time and date the completed application is received at the HBA office.

NEW VENUE: Education Building @ LJVM Coliseum Complex- Winston Salem, NC NOTE: we are giving you the opportunity to purchase a booth(s) in the 2012 Show, NOT holding your space from previous year.

• Show management reserves the right to review / approve all requests for booth space.

• When designing your booth, remember that no physical/visual barriers taller than 4ft. may be placed within 3ft. of the aisles as not to intrude on neighboring booths’ visual space/design.

• NO restrictions on a company purchasing a booth next to / near industry competitors.

QUESTIONS? Contact Megan Parks: 336.768.5942 or via e-mail meganp@hbaws.org 8

REMODELERS UPDATE Mike Scardina, President, NAHBR, HBAWS Wow this has been a fast year! It is no wonder, every time we turn around it seems like it is Friday again! I have noticed building has picked up in a few neighborhoods which naturally is a good sign for all of us. Many homeowners though are reluctant to sell there existing home to build a new one, home values are still down. This creates a great opportunity for all of us. Many who would just build or buy a new house a few years ago are deciding to stay put and invest in their current homes; to make there homes more comfortable to live in. This creates great opportunities for us as remodelers, whether it means a new or updated kitchen, outdoor living spaces, or simply painting and “freshening up” the place.

Our October dinner meeting we will have Mr. Matt Winnicki with us. Matt is an Independent Associate with GoSmallBiz.com & Legal Shield, which offers a portfolio of legal and identity theft services, helping to protect our families and to protect and grow our businesses. I look forward to seeing everyone there!

REMODELER’S COUNCIL MEETINGS Second Tuesday of each month 6pm - WFU Deacon Tower

HBAWS BRINGS HOME TWO STARS AWARDS! The North Carolina Home Builders Association presented 44 prestigious STARS awards at the annual STARS Awards Gala on September 14 at the Hilton Charlotte Center City Hotel. The STARS Awards program honors the achievements of home building industry professionals from North Carolina and surrounding states.

Winners received recognition in areas such as marketing and advertising, web design, landscape design, interior merchandising, architecture/ floor plan and special projects. Awards were also given to local home builders associations.

Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem received two STARS Awards honors for the best of the home building industry: Best HBA Communication Campaign “Build with Professionals” and Best HBA Membership Directory.

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GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS REPORT Nancy Gould - Joint Governmental Affairs Director

GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR LOCAL ELECTIONS MARK YOUR CALENDAR If you live in one of our several smaller municipalities, you have the opportunity this fall to make a big difference in your town’s future. How? – Simply by making sure you VOTE on November 8th (and on October 11th if there is a primary).

This election is extra important not only because of our current economic situation, but also because these are our local, “in your own backyard” elections that affect us so directly.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK Hopefully, residents of Kernersville, King, Mocksville, Lewisville and our other towns know the candidates personally, so making the decision about who’s the best should be fairly easy. Even so, in addition to your general perceptions, I encourage you to do some homework and find out what your local candidates have done to support the major principals we support as REALTORS® and Home Builders. Here are three that I think are important: 1. Building Better Communities Sensibly and ensuring a high quality of life at reasonable costs and sensible regulations that are shared by all.

2. Promoting Housing Affordability and Home Ownership through programs that help fellow citizens buy and keep their homes, and making sure regulations don’t make homes less affordable or overly burden property owners.

3. Ensuring Economic Vitality. A strong, healthy economy sustains our home towns. Economic development should be a top priority because to spurs new opportunities, creates jobs, increases the tax base and invigorates our communities.

LEARNING ABOUT WHO AND WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT Below is a menu of links that should take you to information about the candidates running for office in the smaller towns within Forsyth, Davie, Yadkin, Stokes and Davidson Counties. There is also a link to the Town of Clemmons website that details that town’s roadway improvement bond referendum its residents will also be voting on in November.

The sites will also tell you if there is a primary you qualify to vote in on October 11th.

Clemmons bond referendum: http://www.clemmons.org/villagecouncil/BondReferendumPage/default.htm Stokes County: http://www.co.stokes.nc.us/vote/2011candidates.pdf Forsyth County: http://www.co.forsyth.nc.us/Elections/documents/2011MunicipalGeneralElection.pdf Davie County: http://www.co.davie.nc.us/Departments/Elections/elections.htm Yadkin County: http://www.yadkincountync.gov/component/option,com_docman/task,cat_view/gid,32/Itemid,46/ Davidson County: http://www.co.davidson.nc.us/Elections/default.aspx

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Nancy Gould, RLA, AICP, Governmental Affairs Director Direct Line-336-659-5526 Email: ngould@wsrar.com

PROFESSIONAL WOMEN IN BUILDING Rosemary Howell, President

Our October meeting is the last regular meeting of the year and as I look back a small group of women have again made an impact with quite a few local charities. During 2011, we have collected food for the Second Harvest Food Bank, donated used books to the Shepherd’s Center, had a “no baby shower” for SCAN’s Welcome Baby program, donated wine for the HBA fund raiser, supported the Habitat Restore and their gala this November. We also have given our award to a student a Forsyth Technical College and at our October meeting we will rename the award “Lewis and Wanda Wilson”.

Our November meeting is installation of our 2012 officers and in December we will have our annual Christmas Party. At the November meeting, we will be collecting toys for needy children.

I am proud to be involved with such a wonderful group of women that have made a difference in our community in such tough financial time.

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When planning construction on your new home or remodeling projects for your current home, choose a professional. Builder members are licensed and insured, plus they are required to complete 8 hours of continuing education annually. Associate members work closely with our builder members to provide the latest supplies, products and services for new construction and remodeling projects.

HBAWS members are easily found on the HBA online directory...

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BUILDING PROFESSIONALS SPIKE UPDATE

Rick Busch, Spike Committee Chairman

People are as happy as they make their minds up to be! -Abraham Lincoln President Lincoln had it right, we are only as happy as we decide to be. There’s still a lot of doom and gloom talk about the economy and our industry, but there’s nothing like attending a Spike Meeting to knock all the negativity off of your attitude.

Meeting for lunch once a month, the Spike Committee discusses both recruitment and retention of membership.

It’s a great place to put your finger on the pulse of our local building environment and to network with other building professionals, and lunch is free. If that doesn’t make you happy I don’t know what will.

So decide to be happy and get involved!

Rick Busch, Busch Insurance Services, Inc. Spike Committee Chairman Join us at the next Spike Committee Meeting. You’ll be glad you did!

NEXT SPIKE CLUB MEETING: Oct. 5, 11:30 am, HBA RSVP: Megan Parks 336-768-5942

New Applicants for Consideration All About Irrigation Trey Flake 956 TP Sowers Rd Lexington, NC 27295 336.761.8877 Irrigation In business for 24 years Sponsor: Buck Horn Traditions in Tile & Stone Brian Jersey 4000 Spring Garden . Ste A & B Greensboro, NC 27407 336.617.6097 Tile & Flooring In business for 75 years Sponsor: Kelly Landreth Wayne G. Bailey Plumbing Lisa Bailey P.O. Box 482 Lewisville, NC 27023 336.699.5168 Plumbing In business for 5 years Sponsor: Dennis Crews 13

HOME BUILDERS W-S HBA QUICK REFERENCE Jerry Herman Executive Vice President jerryh@hbaws.org, 768-5818 Megan Parks Director of Operations/Member Services meganp@hbaws.org, 464-8000 efax: 336-550-4890 Beverly Hayes Communications Manager beverlyh@hbaws.org, 464-8001 Gisela Lopez Financial Manager giselaw@hbaws.org, 464-8002 Nancy Gould Joint Governmental Affairs Director ngould@wsrar.com

HAMMER & NAILS CHANGE OF CONTACT: Home Team Pest Defense New Contact: James Warner

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Save the dates!

Fall Parade of Homes Oct. 15, 16 & 22, 23 Golden Home Awards October 18 Breakfast Extravaganza October 20

CHANGE OF COMPANY NAME Bradco Supply Corp Dan Warner New Company Name: ABC Supply

CHANGE OF CONTACT: BloomDay Granite New Contact: Gary Hennessey

BUILDING PROFESSIONALS WELCOME NEW HBAWS MEMBERS Abbey Green, Inc. Randall Baker 5030 Overdale Rd Winston-Salem, NC 27107 336.785.2130 Recycling Construction & Demolition In business for 6 months Sponsor: Steve Hurst

Clemmons Concrete Ken Regenthal P.O. Box 501 Clemmons, NC 27012 336.766.4277 Concrete In business for 37 years Sponsor: Buck Horn

Buttry’s Grading & Hauling David Buttry P.O. Box 302 Walkertown, NC 27051 336.595.6100 Grading & Excavating In business for 18 years Sponsor: Kathy Sexton

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T I M E TO R E N E W - O C TO B E R Backyard Etc. Jaime’s Concrete Work Lino Hernandez-Tejeda ODDS Construction, Inc. Raymond Supply Company, Inc. Seats Construction Company Anderson-Moore Builders, Inc. Barry E. Elliott Construction Co. Berrier Construction Co., Inc. Bobby Teague RD Appliance C.B. Development Co., Inc. Carolina Garage Door Carter Lumber Company Davis Insurance Service, Inc. Energy Efficient Insulation Co. FORSYTH Tech Community College Fishel Builders Inc. Foothills Waterproofing, Inc. Helsabeck-Hall Insurance Agency, Inc.

Hubbard Realty of W-S, Inc. Icon Builders LLC Isenhour Homes, Inc. J. Quiros Construction Company, Inc. JNS Construction Company, Inc. JWR Building Company Kitchen Vision Medford Construction Co., Inc. Miller Building & Remodeling, LLC Mitchco, Inc. & Brighton Homes, Inc. Murray Supply Company Kitchen and Bath Showrooms Nationwide Insurance/Missy Easter Agency Ron Williams Building Co., Inc. Samnaz, Inc. The Law Offices of Randall L. Perry, PLLC Triad Custom Painting Water Purification Consultants Inc. West End Construction, Inc. Zack Rothrock Builders, Inc.

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2011 HBAWS BOARD OFFICERS Steve Hurst, President Steve McSwain, 1st Vice-President Shane Wagoner, 2nd Vice-President Jennifer Sammons, Secretary Mike Hayes, Treasurer Rich Achor, Immediate Past President

2011 DIRECTORS Richard Alexander Pat Bullard Jeff Canter Andy Collins Scott Craver Bryan Daniel Buck Horn Rosemary Howell Todd Isenhour Angela Kalamaras

COMMITTEE/COUNCIL CHAIRS Associate Members Committee Bryan Daniel, Chairperson NAHB Remodelers Mike Scardina, President Professional Women in Building Rosemary Howell, President

HBAWS DIRECTORS NCHBA DIRECTORS

ALTERNATES: Herschel Redding Shane Wagoner Shane Young

Steve Hurst John McPherson, Jr. Steve McSwain Kathy Craven Snodgrass

DIRECTORS Nathan Myers Tammy Needham Sarah Olson Ron Ricci Keith Rogers Mike Scardina Chris Smith Chris Thompson Rick Tozier Bob Vaughn

NAHB DIRECTORS

Steve Hurst Steve McSwain Paul Mullican Eric Anderson LIFE DIRECTOR Kathy Craven-Snodgrass ALTERNATES: Richard Alexander Steve Mabe Keith Rogers

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OCTOBER 11 Executive Board 4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room Remodelers Council 6:00 p.m., WFU Deacon Tower OCTOBER 12 Fall Parade - Prequalifying Meet in HBA Board Room OCTOBER 13 Fall Parade - Judging Meet in HBA Board Room OCTOBER 15, 16 & 22, 23 Fall Parade of Homes OCTOBER 18 Golden Home Awards 6:00 p.m. WinMock @ Kinderton OCTOBER 20 Parade Breakfast Extravaganza 9-10:30 a.m. Brookberry Farm Association House

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

NOVEMBER 1 Professional Women in Building 5:30 p.m. - HBA Conference Room NOVEMBER 2 Spike Club 11:45 a.m., HBA Office PR/Communicaations Committee 4:00 p.m., HBA Office NOVEMBER 8 Board Planning Retreat 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Piedmont Natural Gas Remodelers Council 6: p.m., WFU Deacon Tower NOVEMBER 10 Associate Members Committee 12:00 p.m., Habitat for Humanity, Witt Street N0VEMBER 15 Annual Membership Meeting 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. WFU Deacon Tower NOVEMBER 24, 25 Thanksgiving Holiday HBA Office Closed NOVEMBER 29 Board Orientation 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., HBA Office

OCTOBER 25 Board of Directors 4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room

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CE BLITZ - November Builder Members take 8 hrs of required CE in ONE DAY! Associate Members welcome. The Education Committee has planned this CE Blitz events for your convenience. All you have to do is register and show up. Two hrs includes Codes / Inspections from our local Inspections Department.

DATE: November 10 TIME: 8:00 - 4:00 p.m.

LOCATION: Piedmont Natural Gas COST: $50.00 (full 8 hrs + lunch) or $25/per individual subject.

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