CATT A LOG August 2016 by Just Imagine Marketing and Design

Contractors Association of Truckee Tahoe

AUGUST 2016

CATT-A-LOG

THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR MEMBERS OF CATT

CATT Members Push the Job to Bid Program at the Truckee Home Show

new CATT booth location didn’t slow down CATT members who talked with hundreds of homeowners during the two day Truckee Home & Building Show on Memorial Day Weekend. Surpassing last year’s numbers, the 2016 CATT crew gave out 302 CATT Building & Remodeling Guides, 59 Job to Bid forms (plus 15 forms were filled out by homeowners at the CATT booth), 106 CATT carpenter pencils, 119 CATT magnets, 4 Prospective Member packets, and 100 CATT bags to carry show swag. While the conversations were ongoing, so was a continuous powerpoint loop of all project photos from the 2015 Awards Competition. There was a lot to see and hear at the CATT Booth! The personal touch does make a difference—many of the recent jobs to bid came in as a direct result of CATT member efforts at the Truckee Home & Building Show!

Thank you CATT Home Show Volunteers:

Peter Fuszard/State Farm Rick Manning/TAMKO Building Products Della Romano/AAA Northern California, Nevada, & Utah *Michael Bernard/ MHD Studio Design & Construction *Elise Fett/Elise Fett & Associates *Marylee Glace/The Office BOSS *Mikol Maitland/Archterra Design Studio * Home Show volunteer in previous years

Photos clockwise: Mikol Maitland explaining how CATT can help homeowners; Della Romano giving the CATT Guide to a homeowner; Marylee Glace holding up a CATT bag; A homeowner filling out the Job to Bid form at the CATT booth

IN THIS ISSUE... Truckee Home Show

Award Nominations

Member News

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Government Tax Credits for Your Business

Nevada County Permitting Process

Training / Education

A Note from the President

Truckee Building and Safety Division News

CATT August Calendar

Q&A for Contractors

Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC)

Welcome New Members

Classified Ads

CATT Stats

Membership Committee News

CATT Jobs to Bid and Permit #s

• CATTCP Softball Tournament – August 7 • Sporting Clay Tournament – September 17 SEE INSIDE

t their July 13th meeting, the Glenshire Devonshire Residents Association Board of Directors appointed Jamie Brimer (Brimer Construction and Plumbing) to sit on the GDRA Board. Jamie is filling a seat held by Dan Engler who is stepping down from the Board. The term runs through September of 2017. Jamie has been a Glenshire resident since 2004. Responsibilities of Directors include: overseeing the Annual Budget, hiring the General Manager, and making decisions on policies and programs affecting 1,357 parcels under GDRA’s jurisdiction. Congrats Jamie! Congratulations are also in order for Tally Meek (Sierra Insurance Associates, Inc.) for being named to the Board of Directors for the Truckee Chamber of Commerce. Tally will serve a three-year term. Tally joins other CATT members who serve on the Chamber Board: Ted Owens (represents Tahoe Forest Health System/is a CATT founder and owner of Owens Consulting Group), John Manocchio (Waddell & Reed), and Aimee Schaller (Tri Counties Bank). Rvan Whitington (Porter Simon) is the Professional Advisor to the Chamber Board.

Nevada County Permitting Process EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 8TH INSPECTION SCHEDULING AND THE PERMITTING PROCESS WILL BE CHANGING

We will soon be implementing Accela, our new Land Use Planning and Development System. What does this mean to you? Any time, day or night, you can: • Apply for permits online • Submit plans digitally • Check permit status • Schedule inspections and obtain your inspection time window online User registration is required and will be available August 1, 2016. Go to the Web address shown below on or after August 1st to register. For more information, please visit: MyNevadaCounty.com/ nc/cda or call 530-265-1222 or email CommunityDevelopment@ co.nevada.ca.us. One of the biggest changes with the implementation of the Accela software is that inspections will be required to be scheduled online and the automated phone system will no longer be used. Inspection scheduling will be available 24/7 and you will be able to view the inspection time windows, status of inspection results, any posted corrections, etc as soon as they are entered by the inspector. Please do not hesitate to contact us directly if you have any questions. Craig Griesbach, CBO, CASp – Director of Building Community Development Agency – County of Nevada (530) 265-1583

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August CATT Calendar

A NOTE FROM THE

President

All activities are at the CATT office unless otherwise noted.

t’s been eighteen (18) years since CATT’s inception! WOW! Having been with CATT since before it existed I have to say it’s been quite a pleasure to be a part of this growing association and watch it bloom and blossom into what has become an important political and membership-based power house. As you may or may not know, CATT incorporators signed the Articles of Incorporation as a nonprofit organization on June 24, 1998. However, there was almost a year and a half of gatherings and preparation before the Articles were signed. It all started at a conversation I had with then Truckee Tahoe Lumber President and Truckee Mayor Breeze Cross about the decisions being made on the town level that affected the building industry. Those decisions were being made with no builder representation. Breeze insisted that some kind representation was needed to help protect our businesses and lifestyles. Immediately after this conversation I ran into now Town Councilman Patrick Flora at the Town Building Department counter (which at the time was located in the TDPUD building) and repeated the conversation I had with Breeze. Then Community Development Director (now Town Manager) Tony Lashbrook overheard some of the conversation and agreed the building industry should have representation at the town level. He directed then Chief Building Official Bill Miller to help set up the first gathering of interested contractors in the conference room of the TDPUD. An ad was placed in the local newspaper (Sierra Sun) and on a snowy February evening in what I believe was 1997, over 20 interested contractors showed up for that initial meeting. Breeze played a leadership role supporting some type of organization. The assembled group discussed the importance of banding together for a collective voice on such matters as professionalism within the industry and being more civil to each other. Most importantly, though, the group wanted a watchdog association that oversees how the regulatory agencies regulate the building industry, from fees to actual rules, regulations, and laws. After this initial meeting, it was decided to form a “Steering Committee” of maybe 10 people to sit down and steer the concept of an association. What would this association look like? What are its goals, mission statement, and even name? I think we had three meetings on the name alone. We would usually meet upstairs at Truckee Tahoe Lumber and occasionally at Truckee North Tahoe Materials where the first CATT office was eventually set up. The steering committee changed as the vision of what your association would ultimately look like. The first public meeting took place at the Truckee River Regional Park where we asked for support and membership. It was around this time that the Articles of Incorporation were signed by Mitch Clarin, Embree “Breeze” Cross, Patrick Flora, Robert “Doc” Gelso, Richard Loverde, Brian Marsh, Ted Owens, Eric Reamer, Dennis Schlumpf, and Matt Williams. The Mission Statement became: “To promote a positive business environment for the building and housing industry and enhance opportunities for its members and the community”. So what did CATT do in year one? I’ll share more memories in the September newsletter.

Mitch Clarin

August 1 – CATT Board Meeting August 3 – Sporting Clay Committee Meeting August 3 – Membership Committee Meeting August 9 – Christmas Holiday Party Committee Meeting August 15 – Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting August 16 – Mixer at Ferguson’s Kitchen & Bath Gallery, Truckee August 23 – Mixer Committee Meeting August 23 – Christmas Holiday Party Committee Meeting

CATT Member Rich Molsby (Molsby & Bordner, LLP) went cycling in Switzerland in June

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CATT Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC)

FOR SALE 1,320 lf of brand new, never been used Trex Select planks in Saddle. There are 66 planks, each plank measures 2”x6”x20’. Planks are on two pallets in shrink wrap. Retail price is $5,148 for the lot before tax. Asking $4,000. Contact: John at 775-624-6333; johncunha@me.com.

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FOR SALE 58 sheets of 12x12 mesh Ann Sacks Santos Mosaic TILE 1” x 1” straight stacked brown onyx. Asking $30/sf or $1600 for the lot—originally paid $43.97/sf. Contact: Emily at 530-587-4000; design@ marktannerconstruction.com.

August 15 September 19

Truckee Mayor Joan Jones Truckee CBO Johnny Goetz and Placer County Tahoe CDRA rep Shawna Brekke-Read

The next LGAC meeting is Monday, August 15, 4:00 PM, here at the CATT office. Guest speaker is Joan Jones, Truckee Mayor. Joan holds a CA “B” general contractor’s license and is the President and owner of Jones Corda Construction. This is a meet and greet session with Joan so she can meet CATT members and they can meet her. Any CATT member is welcome to attend LGAC meetings. Please contact CATT Executive Director Pat Davison 530-550-9999 or pat@ca-tt.com for more information about LGAC issues or activities.

Members of LGAC

The current membership of CATT’s Local Government Affairs Committee includes Chairman Michael Forshee (Forshee Construction), Vice Chairman Mitch Clarin (Mitchell T. Clarin), Tony Commendatore (Aegis Insurance Markets), Eric Bacon (Bacon Collaborative Design & Engineering, Inc.), John Pruyn (High West Landscape Architects), John Wood (Loverde Builders, Inc.), Jim Smith (Mark Tanner Construction, Inc.), Rich Molsby (Molsby & Bordner, LLP), Kristi Thompson (MWA, Inc.), and Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie). The Committee is always looking for more members. If fees, regulations, codes, and policy interest you, contact LGAC Chair Michael Forshee at 530.412.0866 or forsheeconst@gmail.com.

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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE NEWS Recruit New CATT Members and Win Some Bucks!

ecruit new members through September 30 and you could win CASH! 1st Place prize is $500 and 2nd Place prize is $250. You must recruit three new members to qualify for the $500 drawing. PLUS – the new members you recruit are entered into a drawing to win $200 CASH! The drawing will be held at the October 13 Mixer. Here are the current entries for the $250 drawing: Bassett Flooring – Tyler Nyby Bobby Jones Concrete – Grady Jones Simpson Strong-Tie – Ryan Swenson Accurate Painting & Staining, Inc. – Ange Simonpietri Reno Truss, Inc. – Michael Ellis

nominate and vote in the Awards program, plus many more awesome benefits and services (display business cards in the office, use the conference room, discounts, etc.). Notify all your business associates who are not CATT members yet—this is the time to save some money and join the only organization representing the interests of the construction industry in the Truckee Tahoe area. Contact Membership and Event Manager Peg Friesen 530-5509999 or memberinfo@ca-tt.com for more information or to obtain a membership application for this special deal.

Member Orientation September 29th

Contact CATT Membership & Event Manager Peg Friesen 530-5509999 or memberinfo@ca-tt.com for more information or for membership materials to give to your prospects.

Special Membership Deal

EW members that pre-pay their 2017 dues in October 2016 will receive the last three months of 2016 free. What a great deal! Get 15 months of membership for the price of 12! This means the new member will get all the CATT benefits now instead of waiting for January 1, 2017. These benefits include: Company name displayed in two listings on the CATT website, exclusive Job-to-Bid notices, CATT monthly newsletters and emails, the right to vote for CATT Board members,

Are you making the most of your CATT membership? Learn how to maximize your membership at the upcoming Member Orientation on Thursday, September 29, 4–6:00 p.m. at the Truckee Tahoe Airport District Administration building. All existing, new, or prospective members are encouraged to attend. Light appetizers, a prize drawing, networking, and free stuff for each attendee are all part of the orientation too! Bring your prospective members to the orientation and we’ll take it from there!

Thanks to the Membership Committee for Bringing You These Incentives

Chairman Michael Ellis (Reno Truss), Vice-Chairman Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie), John Manocchio (Waddell & Reed), Elise Fett (Elise Fett & Associates), Audrey Smith (True Green Roofing Solutions), Brian Watkins (Reno Truckee Paint Mart), Hillary Talbot (Architect Mason Kirby, Inc.), Jeff Freeman (Jeff Freeman Photography), Susan Driscoll (Aegis Insurance Markets)

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Award Nominations Open September 6

ominations for CATT Awards will open Tuesday, September 6 and close Friday, September 30 at 5:00 p.m. Nomination forms will be posted on the CATT website (www.ca-tt.com) for easy access. There are six categories for Individual Awards – Builder: Sub-Contractor; Professional; Vendor/Supplier; Volunteer; and New Member. There are seven categories for Project Awards – Public Works/ Recreation; Sustainable Building Methods; Best Use of Technology; Residential; Residential Remodel; Commercial; and new this year, Commercial Remodel. The Residential Remodel and Commercial Remodel projects will require before and after photos as part of the nomination package. Start taking those project photos now so you are ready when the nomination period opens. Thanks to CLARK+KENSINGTON, a premium line of paint and primer in one, for again sponsoring the CATT Awards program. CLARK+KENSINGTON is available exclusively at Ace Hardware. CATT member Mountain Hardware & Sports is a full service Ace Hardware store. Please contact CATT Executive Director Pat Davison 530-5509999 or pat@ca-tt.com if you have any questions about the awards program.

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he Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit is a government sponsored tax credit available to help reduce both Federal and State income tax. The R&D credit is available for business of all sizes, not only large companies. The credit allows companies to reduce their tax burden, dollar to dollar, by the amount of the credit, thereby freeing up cash flow for future investment in research activities. Often times the reason the credit is overlooked is because the complexity of its calculation. Calculating the research tax credit is one of the more complex calculations in the tax code. Just as common though are business owners and taxpayers who are not aware they may qualify. What we often see are people in the Construction, Engineering, and Architectural fields who are just not aware they may have activities that qualify. It’s not that they do not want to take the time to see if they may qualify; it’s just that they either don’t know about the credit altogether, or they just aren’t sure how to apply the complex rules to their own businesses. Many times the best question is to ask “are we investing money and our employee’s time in the development, design, or improvement of a product, process, technique, formula, or certain software?” If so, there are basically three categories of costs that can qualify. These qualifying costs are: wages paid to employees involved in research activities, supplies used during the research, and costs incurred with outside vendors and contractors paid to assist with qualifying activities. Thanks to Neil Beeman with Mann, Urrutia, Nelson, CPAs & Associates LLP for writing this article. Neil oversees the tax incentives department at MUN, CPAs. He and his staff research tax credits and incentives for their clients and other CPA firms that do not specialize in this area of credits. You can contact Neil at 916-774-4208 or njb@muncpas.com.

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TRAINING/ EDUCATION Water-Wise Landscaping

Tuesday, August 30, 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Truckee Donner PUD Board Room, 11570 Donner Pass Road, Truckee The Truckee Donner Public Utility District is hosting this free seminar. Bonnie Turnbull of Master Gardeners of Lake Tahoe will talk about waterwise landscaping with tips and tricks to save water and money without watching the garden turn brown. For more information: call the Truckee Donner PUD at 530-582-3931 or go to tdpud.org and click on the calendar.

Building with Redwood Timbers

Tuesday, September 13, 12 Noon–1:00 p.m. Lunch and learn CATT Office – 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee This class is presented by CATT member Humboldt Redwood. This course will provide evidence that Redwood Timbers offer a strong durable option to building projects without sacrificing quality or elegance. It will explore the use of Redwood Timbers for post and beam construction, entryways, decorative elements and outdoor living structures such as

pergolas and gazebos. Free to CATT members/$10 charge for non-members. AIA Credit Designations: LU/HSW, 1 Credit RSVP: CATT 530-550-9999 or info@ca-tt.com

2016 Non-Residential Energy Code Training

Wednesday, September 28, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Lunch provided, compliments of PG&E. Nevada County Building Department, 2nd Floor, 950 Maidu Avenue, Nevada City The Nevada County Building Department is hosting this free training session for building department personnel, contractors, designers, and vendors who work on non-residential projects. The training will help attendees understand the 2016 building energy efficiency standards for non-residential new construction, additions, and alterations and also understand the purpose of each of the compliance forms and related documents. Questions should be directed to Nevada County Chief Building Official Craig Griesbach at 530-265-1583 or Craig.Griesbach@ co.nevada.ca.us. Seating is limited so register early! Register: https://pge-web.ungerboeck.com/classcalendar/Details. aspx?OrgCode=10&EventId=12652

Truckee Building & Safety Division News

TRAINING DATE: August 24, 2016 TIME: Session #1: 9:00–11:00 a.m. Session #2: 1:00–3:00 p.m. (Both sessions are the same curriculum) LOCATION: Town of Truckee – Town Hall 10183 Truckee Airport Road, Truckee MEETING ROOM: Council Member Chambers DESCRIPTION: Michel Fourcroy from CalCERTS Inc. will present an overview of the Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards and the process of demonstrating compliance with specific emphasis on the steps required within the CalCERTS registry. The discussion will follow typical new construction workflow, including user registration, creating and maintaining projects, required compliance forms and closing projects. The approximately 2-hour presentation is intended for builders, energy consultants and building officials, and will be an open forum so that participants may field questions on specific issues of interest.

RSVP: Plans Examiner Sarah Dorminy at sdorminy@townoftruckee.com www.ca-tt.com

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CAPITOL

CONNECTION

Q&A for Contractors By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.

hile a contractor can build almost anything time machines remain fiction and you don’t have a ‘license’ to go back to ‘when’ you used to be. Anyone can claim almost anything in our social media world, but the ‘truth’ is out there on file at CSLB for contractors who want to learn it… Q: We are an Oregon Limited Liability Company (LLC) and when we originally obtained our California Contractor’s License (in 1995) we had to form a corporation because California didn’t allow LLC’s to have a license. In 2012, when the CSLB started licensing LLC’s, we registered our Oregon LLC in California and transferred our license number over to the LLC. For tax purposes, our CPA has recommended that we convert back to a corporation. I assume we can just transfer the number back to the corporation? A: Actually, while a corporation (under certain circumstances) can transfer their license number to an LLC, an LLC cannot transfer a license number to a corporation. I believe the statute that allows for a corporation to transfer a license number to an LLC was only established due to the fact that the CSLB didn’t previously license LLC’s. Your corporation will be required to obtain a new license number. Contact our office if you’d like assistance with the process. Q: We have a competitor that is “claiming” that our license was suspended for a period of time when we were working. We have been in good standing since inception, and I’m wondering if there is anything we can get from the CSLB to prove this. Is there anything we can get from

them, some kind of certification stating that we are, and always have been, in good standing with the Contractor’s State License Board? A: You can request a Certified License History from the CSLB that will show your current status, classification, issuance date, expiration date, personnel listed on the license, and all history including suspension dates and the reason(s) for suspension. Contact us if you’d like us to order a license history for you, or any of our contractor readers who might like to have one for your own files. Q: We recently applied for a Contractor’s License for our LLC. The CSLB is requesting a “$100,000 LLC/Worker Bond”. Our bonding company is requesting all kinds of financial information in order to obtain this Bond. Is there any way around this requirement? And if not, what is this Bond for? A: There is no way around this, all LLC’s are required to have a $100,000 surety bond (in addition to the $15,000 contractor bond). According to B&P Code Section 7071.6.5, the $100,000 LLC/Worker bond is for the benefit of employees or workers who are damaged by the LLC’s failure to pay wages, interest on wages, or fringe benefits, as well as other contributions. While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-4430657, email info@cutredtape.com, or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St., Ste. 500, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

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12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee, CA 96161 (Located across the street from Truckee Town Hall) Ph: 530-550-9999 | Fx: 530-550-9998 info@ca-tt.com | www.ca-tt.com

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Mitch Clarin, President Mitchell T. Clarin Mike Nethersole, Vice-President M.D. Construction & Consulting Ryan Swenson, Secretary Simpson Strong-Tie Paul Griggs, Treasurer Griggs Custom Homes Joshua Root, Past President Root of Design Electric DIRECTORS Andrew Cross, Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co. Michael Ellis, Reno Truss, Inc. Michael Forshee, Forshee Construction Ken Foster, K.B. Foster Civil Engineering Greg Haupert, Sierra Integrated Systems, Inc. Grady Jones, Bobby Jones Concrete Rich Loverde, Loverde Builders, Inc. Mark Neave, NSM Corporation Ted Reviglio, Western Nevada Supply Chris Tennant, Mt. Lincoln Construction, Inc.

STAFF

Pat Davison, Executive Director Peg Friesen, Membership & Event Manager Valerie Vilbig, Office Manager Julie Skorheim, Bookkeeper Newsletter design: justimaginemktg.com

CATT’s MISSION: To promote a positive business environment for the building and housing industry and enhance opportunities for its members and the community

W E LCO M E NEW MEMBERS

CATT Stats

Ahern Rentals – Matt Szabo Eric Schwedt Stone & Masonry – Eric Schwedt J-Dub Home Crafters/Sierra Mitigation – Jeffery Ward Metal Works – Kyle Tremewan GLA Morris – Joe Morris

General Contractors

Sub-Contractors

Associates/Suppliers

Professionals

102

Humboldt Redwood – Glen Kiser

Retired 1

Organizations 7

Total 346

CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

CATT Jobs to Bid Sent Out in June/YTD Total: Private 27/61 Public Works

7/24

Building Permits Issued in June/YTD Total: Truckee New Single Family Residential

16/48

Eastern Placer County New Single Family Residential

14/46