CATT A LOG July 2014

JULY 2014

CATT-A-LOG • THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR MEMBERS OF CATT

17TH ANNUAL

CATT/BMD & Johns Manville Golf Tournament

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ATT’s 17th Annual Golf Tournament was held on Wednesday, June 11, at Gray’s Crossing Golf Course in Truckee. Thanks to our generous title sponsors, BMD and Johns Manville, for supporting CATT in a big way! In perfect Truckee weather, 148 golfers competed for prizes and awards, and later heard from BMD Sales Manager, Mike Martin, at the awards party. The 18 Tee Boxes featured a wide variety of great product and company information. The lunch and bar sponsors ensured no one would leave hungry or thirsty. The ever-popular Over the Wall Contest drew huge crowds and the Raffle-Mobile was back and brightly decorated. Logo golf balls were provided by Andersen Windows. Thanks to Kim English with PACWOOD for all the photos now posted on www.ca-tt.com—check out all the fun that happened that day!

WINNERS OF THE TOURNAMENT ARE: 1st Place Team: ABC Supply; 2nd Place Team: Capital Lumber; 3rd Place Team: Conco Pumping; Putting Contest: Bruce Olson (Bruce Olson Construction); Over the Wall: Jack Lighthiser (Mountain Hardware & Sports); Longest Drive (Hole 7): Seamus Murphy (Gallagher Construction); Longest Drive (Hole 15): Ryan Marsden (Andersen Windows); Straightest Drive: Rob Stuart (Gallagher Construction); Closest to the Hole: Mark Ludwig (Conco Pumping)

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C.A.T.T. Community Project Adds New Life to Old Jail Museum

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.A.T.T. Community Project volunteers again showed their love of community with a project in historic downtown Truckee. C.A.T.T. Community Project Chairman Josh Root (Root of Design Electric) was the Project Manager for the re-staining of Truckee’s Old Jail Museum on May 31. Josh was assisted by Jim Easterbrook (Easterbrook Painting, Inc.), Robert Cattaneo (United Paint – Stain and Laquer), Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie), and Nancy Bruton. Truckee Paint Mart donated materials for the re-staining effort.

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17th Annual Golf Tournament

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C.A.T.T. Community Project

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Issues and Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) 4

A Note from the President

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CA Title 24 Regs

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CATT Calendar

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CATT Board Meetings

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Training/Education

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Classified Ads

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Truckee Building & Safety Division News 3

CATT Stats/Jobs to Bid & Permit #s 8

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A NOTE FROM THE

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irst of all, THANK YOU to all of the sponsors, volunteers, and participants in our annual Golf Tournament that was held on June 11th at Gray’s Crossing Golf Course.

This event sells out very quickly and is always a huge success. It is one of our biggest fundraisers and we truly appreciate all who make it happen.

I would like to remind you of another fundraiser which is coming up—the Shotgun Sporting Clay Tournament on September 27th at the Capital City Gun Club. Another terrific CATT event that gives members a chance to network while having a great time!

This year is flying by and soon it will be time for national, state, and local elections in November. The upcoming elections remind me of CATT’s advocacy efforts on behalf of our industry. CATT members and staff consistently attend local government meetings to represent you and the construction trades.

This includes the Town of Truckee, TRPA, Placer and Nevada Counties, and numerous Special Districts. CATTPAC interviews candidates to determine their positions on matters that are important to our businesses. I would like to invite you to talk with PAC or LGAC reps or our staff if you want more information on local government issues or particular candidates. As always, we welcome and need volunteers for these important committees.

Gary Crosswhite, 2014 CATT PRESIDENT

TRUCKEE BUILDING & SAFETY DIVISION NEWS

CATT Calendar

(All meetings at the CATT office unless otherwise noted)

JULY July 4 – Office closed for Independence Day Holiday July 7 – Board Meeting July 9 – Membership Committee Meeting July 15 – MIXER at Ferguson Enterprises in Truckee July 17 – Remodel Committee Meeting July 21 – Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting

AUGUST August 6 – Membership Committee Meeting August 18 – Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting August 21 – Remodel Committee Meeting

SEPTEMBER September 1 – Office closed for Labor Day Holiday September 3 – Membership Committee Meeting September 4 – MIXER at Spirit Tahoe in Truckee September 8 – Board Meeting September 15 – Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting September 18 – Remodel Committee Meeting September 27 – Sporting Clays Shotgun Tournament in Carson City

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ust a couple of quick dates to remember in the upcoming months for all to calendar. The first date to save is Monday August 4, 2014 from 8:30 am–Noon in Truckee’s Town Hall as we have scheduled the State Fire Marshal, Tonya Hoover to return to Truckee. Chief Hoover will be giving a presentation on WUI and other State requirements and the training is free and refreshments will be provided. This will be a very informative power point and everyone is encouraged to attend as there will be a Q & A period that will be specific to our region.

The second item is the Building Working Group (BWG) and TTEA have decided to combine the meetings to attract more input from all interested parties. The meeting is still the second Tuesday of every month from 3–5 pm located in Truckee’s Town Hall East Wing Conference Room (second floor). We have three Building Officials (Truckee, Nevada County, and Placer County) in attendance at the meeting and it provides an opportunity to discuss inconsistencies between the agencies with the idea of reducing as many of them as possible. We are also reaching out to other jurisdictions in the region to join the group, which would be a benefit to all.

Lastly, the September meeting for BWG & TTEA will be the third Tuesday and NOT the second due to CALBO Educational week in San Ramon. This educational week is open to non-members of CALBO and if anyone is interested in additional information please contact me or go online at www.calbo.org.

I am looking forward to a great and busy summer and am grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you every day. I can always be reached at 530-582-2905 or via email at jgoetz@townoftruckee.com.

Johnny Goetz,

C.A.T.T. COMMUNITY PROJECT ADDS NEW LIFE TO OLD JAIL MUSEUM CONTINUED FROM FRONT COVER

Project Manager Josh Root expressed his appreciation for the volunteers’ dedication. “It was a wonderful experience to work with our fellow CATT Members and volunteers from the community on this historic project. A special thank you to Nancy Bruton, a member of our community, who participated purely to give back! All of our projects require time and effort.

Many hands make light work. Please join C.A.T.T. Community Project as we continue to benefit our community with projects like these!”

C.A.T.T. Community Project is a 501c(3) non-profit, charitable organization established in October 1999 as a separate but related arm of the Contractors Association of Truckee Tahoe. For more information about C.A.T.T. Community Project, contact Chairman Josh Root at 530-3070717 or rootski@sbcglobal.net.

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Issues and Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) LGAC Discussion on Options to Fund Affordable Housing

At the June 16 LGAC meeting, CATT members were joined by Tahoe Sierra Board of Realtors President–Elect Mary Nell Hartnett and TSBOR Legislative Advocate John Falk in a discussion about various options to fund affordable housing in Truckee. Some of the options include: parcel charge, franchise fee, business tax, bed tax, sales tax, corkage fee, real estate transfer fee, golf round charge, and ski lift ticket charge. A universal goal of all attendees was to find an option that more evenly distributes the burden on the community as a whole rather than the current Town policy targeting new residential and commercial development. A CATT sub-committee was formed to focus on options and strategy. The first meeting of the sub-committee will be July 1.

TDPUD Proposed Annual Meeting with CATT

The Truckee Donner Public Utility District Board of Directors voted to increase the General Manager’s salary and extend the GM’s contract for five years, despite a CATT request to delay the vote so more information could be provided about the total cost of the salary package. The base salary was not mentioned in the staff report nor was the total increase with all add-ons included. Two weeks after the vote, TDPUD reps sat down with CATT reps and provided additional

information about the increase although the base salary amount was not part of the information. CATT Executive Director Pat Davison and LGAC Chairman Mitch Clarin emphasized our desire to receive advance notice for issues of interest to CATT (fees, codes, standards, etc). The TDPUD agreed to hold an annual meeting every summer with CATT to give a heads-up on issues. This is a great improvement to the existing procedure! Thanks to CATT members Don Leslie (Leslie Heating & Hydronics), Jim Smith (Mark Tanner Construction), and Tony Commendatore (Aegis Insurance Markets) for attending this important meeting with CATT LGAC Chair Mitch Clarin and TDPUD reps.

Future LGAC Meetings and Speakers

Upcoming CATT LGAC (Local Government Affairs Committee) Meetings and Guest Speakers—all meetings are 4 pm at the CATT office. Any member is welcome to attend.

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Nevada County CBO Craig Griesbach and Placer County CBO Tim Wegner AUGUST 18 Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board Chair Kim Szczurek Please contact CATT Executive Director Pat Davison 530-550-9999 or pat@ca-tt.com if you have any questions.

A Local Case Study - One Way to Meet CA Title 24 Regs

by George Royce Jr., Electric Radiant Heat & More

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ew CA requirements for increased energy efficiency for both residential and commercial construction kick in July 1, 2014. One local example takes a holistic approach by harvesting solar power which is then used for a radiant heating system.

Truckee-based Kelly Brothers Painting opened their new headquarters in March. One building has the office and warehouse and the other is the shop to showcase more of the company’s services. On the top floor of the first build-

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ing are two apartments. The two new buildings sit at an altitude of 6,400 feet.

The buildings in total cover 5,376 SF and are powered with solar energy. The buildings are heated entirely by a radiant heating element system. The elements were installed under a variety of floor coverings, from tiles to nail down wood planks.

Before the slab under the buildings was poured, 1-1/4” thick thermal insulation was installed on the base material. The heating element was taped to the thermal insulation and then covered with a 6 mil plastic sheeting before laying the rebar and pouring the concrete.

“What makes this radiant heating system so unique is it is so versatile,” said CATT member and STEP Warmfloor distributor George Royce, Jr., president of Electric Radiant Heat & More. “It can be used for partial or whole building heating, in any size area, under any floor covering. Other advantages are its simplicity, the fact it is maintenance-free, self regulating, consumes little energy, and is easy to install.”

Bill Kelly’s expectations were realized when he opened the 16’ door in the new shop. The heat escaped outside, but when the door closed, the room was comfortable again. “I was impressed.”

Because the new buildings are in California, the solar energy system will offset more than 60 percent of the total energy use in order to comply with California Title 24.

This article was provided by George Royce, Jr., with Electric Radiant Heat & More. Electric Radiant Heat & More is a CATT member. You can request a copy of the showcase study with 10 photos from George by email: gcrroyce@ aol.com or phone 775-901-1579.

Monday, August 4, 5:00 PM Monday, September 8, 5:00 PM CATT Office, 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee Call the office 530-550-9999 for details or to get the agenda

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17TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT CONTINUED FROM FRONT COVER

Thank You to All Our Sponsors and Donors:

TEE BOX SPONSORS: Taiga Building Products LP Colorstrand, CASEYWOOD, Olson-Olson Home featuring Sun Valley Bronze & OlsonWorks, Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co., Marvin & Integrity Windows and Doors And California Craftsman Exterior Solutions, Craftsmen in Wood, Aspen Leaf Interiors, Incline Tahoe Glass Company, Inc., Tahoe Specialty Flooring & Window Design, Simpson Strong-Tie, Mountain Hardware & Sports, BMD and Johns Manville, Brite Glass, Beach & O’Neill Insurance Associates, Inc., Hills Flat Lumber Company, nvision Glass, Disdero Lumber Company, California Cascade.

Box Lunch Sponsor: Simpson Strong-Tie; Crossroads Bar Sponsor: Aegis Insurance Markets; Hole 5 Bar Sponsors: Signature Landscapes, LLC, Sierra Radiant, and DiCenso & Associates; Scoreboard Sponsors: Hills Flat Lumber Company & Capital Lumber; Raffle-Mobile Sponsor: Koch Elevator; T-shirt Sponsor: Trex, Inc.; Tote Bag Sponsor: A Step Above, Inc.; Golf Towel Sponsor: PrimeSource Building Products; Ball Cap Sponsor: Incline Tahoe Glass Company, Inc.; Golf Tees Sponsor: Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co. CONTEST SPONSORS: Putting Contest @ Putting Green: Trus Joist Engineered Wood Products & Keller Lumber; Over-the-Wall @ Hole #9: All-Coast Forest Products, Inc.; Straightest Drive @ Hole #18: Martis Camp; Longest Drive @ Hole #15: Weyerhaeuser; Longest Drive @ Hole #7: OREPAC; Closest to the Hole @ Hole #4: Plumas Bank; Scottsdale Hole-in-One @ Hole #8: H & E Equipment Services; Bandon Dunes Hole-in-One @ Hole #11: Martis Camp; Super Bowl Hole-in-One @ Hole #16: nvision Glass PREMIUM RAFFLE DONORS: Tahoe Mountain Club (The Golf Club at Gray’s Crossing & Old Greenwood), Nakoma Golf Resort, Grizzly Ranch Club, Northstar Resort, Tahoe Donner Golf Course & The Lodge Restaurant and Pub, Somersett Golf & Country Club, Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club, Duncan Golf Management (Dayton Valley Country Club, Wolf Run Golf Club, Lakeridge Golf Club), Clear Creek Tahoe, Thunder Canyon, Sunridge Golf Club, Genoa Lakes Golf Club REGULAR RAFFLE DONORS: 50/50 Brewery, Apex Saw Works, Apizza Bella, BMD, Bridgetender Restaurant, Lanza’s Restaurant, Hampton Inn & Suites Tahoe Truckee, North American Ski Training Center, Las Panchitas Restaurant, Mutual of Omaha, Sunnyside Restaurant, Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, The Grid Bar & Grill, Quality Automotive & Smog, Truckee Donner Recreation & Park District, Truckee Hotel, Truckee Tahoe Stone & Tile Cleaning, Wells Fargo Insurance Serwww.ca-tt.com

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PHOTOS CLOCKWISE: • Members of the 1st Place Team: ABC Supply Co., Inc., Jonas Sanders (L) and Cliff Smothers (R).

• Maneuvering the obstacles in the putting contest.

• The Brite Glass Tee-Box was a popular place to stop for a massage (L to R): Mike Rodriguez (Brite Glass) standing by as CATT Board Member Barry Lease (Incline Builders, Inc.) gets a massage.

• CATT Board Member Rich Loverde (Loverde Builders, Inc.) was a big raffle prize winner (L to R: CATT Golf Committee members Bob Brown (Hills Flat Lumber Company), Aaron Griggs (Griggs Custom Homes) and Paul Douglass (PADJR, LLC), Rich Loverde (Loverde Builders, Inc.).

• Thanks to all the volunteers at the registration table (L to R): Hillary Talbot (Architect Mason Kirby, Inc.), Shirley Mueller (Loverde Builders, Inc.), Rita Charleen (ServPro), Cheryl Lombardi (Lombardi Insurance Solutions).

vices USA, Inc., The Auto & Tire Doctor, Pianeta Ristorante, Mountain Hardware & Sports, Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co., Simpson Strong-Tie, California Cascade Industries, AAA, Disdero Lumber Co., Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows SPECIAL THANKS TO THE CATT GOLF TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE: Co-Chairs Andrew Cross (Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co.) and Aaron Griggs (Griggs Custom Homes), Regular Raffle Chairman and Course Marshal Nick Ratto, Regular Raffle Vice Chair Bob Brown (Hills Flat Lumber), Premium Raffle Chairman Paul Douglass (PADJR, LLC), and Committee Members: Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie), Peter Gerdin (Peter S. Gerdin, Architect), Mike Rasmussen (Trus Joist Engineered Wood Products), John Manocchio (Waddell & Reed), Aaron Pizarro (Trex, Inc.), Cheryl Lombardi (Lombardi Insurance Solutions), Peter Knight (Accent Window), and Ken Rose (Sierra Radiant) VOLUNTEERS THE DAY OF THE TOURNAMENT INCLUDED: Lisa Burns (Ward-Young Architecture & Planning), Ami Vannoy (Nor-Cal Floor Design, Inc.), Stephanie Stewart (Stephanie Stewart’s Bookkeeping), Tom Forrest (H & E Equipment Services), Kim English (Pacwood), Hillary Talbot (Architect Mason Kirby), Mikol Maitland (Archterra Design Studio), Ange Simonpietri (Accurate Painting & Staining), Jaime Carter (Mark Tanner Construction), Gretchen Sproehnle (JRS Construction), Colby Pyzer (Hills Flat Lumber), Brandi & Carli Larsen (High Sierra Custom Door), Shirley Mueller (Loverde Builders), Ken Foster (K.B. Foster Civil Engineering), Nellie Prado (Aurora Marble & Tile), Meredith Nelson (TruckeeTahoe Lumber Co.), Rita Charleen (ServPro), and Tally Meek.

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Training/Education /////////////////// FREE 2013 Title 24 Builder Energy Code Training

sealing. Generate more projects as a certified expert in air sealing. Update your expert knowledge to the latest state of technology. RSVP to CATT Office Manager Amanda Bullard by phone 530-550-9999 or email: info@ca-tt.com.

This 4 hour training focuses on the most comprehensive and cost-effective ways to bring a home up to and above CA Energy Code requirements. Title 24 changes will go into effect July 1, 2014. Topics to be covered: performance and prescriptive compliance methods, framing and fenestration requirements, cool roofs and radiant barriers, HVAC testing, CalGreen, mandatory measures, compliance documentation, ASHRAE standard 62.2, and HERS inspections and registry. This training is sponsored by PG&E but not limited to contractors and professionals in PG&E territory. Online Registration only: https://reg.abcsignup.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=00370014-2bc2e88210854c3e81315bcbb243bf23

FREE Benefits & Sustainability of Natural Stone & Thin Veneer Course

Friday, July 18, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm North State BIA office, 1536 Eureka Road, Roseville, CA 95661

FREE Air Tightness & Moisture Management Workshop

Thursday, August 21, Noon to 2 pm. Lunch included.

CATT office, 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee, CA 96161 This “air sealing” workshop is sponsored by new CATT member SIGA. Achieve long-term building value by correct and reliable

Wednesday, September 17, Noon to 2 pm. Lunch included.

CATT office, 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee, CA 96161 This presentation is sponsored by CATT member Design Outdoor, Inc. and will provide the participants a general overview of the benefits and sustainability of natural stone and thin veneer by explaining what natural stone thin veneer is, what makes it a sustainable product, and how it is produced in a sustainable manner. The course will give participants a better understanding of the specifications of natural stone thin veneer and how the styles, colors, textures, and shapes of natural stone can add unique beauty to any project. Credits: AIA – 1 LU/HSW credit; ASLA – 1 Professional Development Credit (This course has been approved by the American Institute of Architects and American Society of Landscape Architects). RSVP to Dmitri Pruyn at Design Outdoor by phone 775-745-8427 or email: info@designoutdoor.com.

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Thank you to these donors for their generous support of the CATT Remodeling Campaign:

FOR SALE Used construction Equipment. Call Tom at 775.750.5743.

FOR RENT Storage Yard, ideal for Landscapers and Excavators, near Tahoe Donner. $600 per month. Contact Eric at 530.412.2100 or email breamer@sbcglobal.net.

FOR SALE “Rack It” lumber rack, fits a full size truck bed. Good condition. $195. For more information contact Rich Molsby at MOBO Law 530.214.8700. $ MONEY TO LEND Great rates, small amounts available for your clients’ remodels or additions, bridge loans, your autos, tools, etc. Contact Mitch at 530.308.9124 or email Mitch@MitchClarin.com.

FOR SALE Barn Wood Circular Sawn Hickory 6x6, 8x8. Doug Fir 1x4, 6, 8, 10, 12; 2x4, 6, 8, 10, 12; 3x10, 11x11. 5 bd. ft. with free delivery anywhere in the Basin. Live Edge Slabs, huge pieces Walnut, Elm, Oak. 10–30 bd. ft. Call Alex with Finishing Touch Carpentry for more details at 530.362.6700.

FOR SALE Fully improved residential building lots on Timberline View Court/ Mt. Rose Highway, Reno NV: APN 04907049 @ 7.34 acres, MLS#120002275, $345,000 and APN 04907047 @ 1.90 acres, MLS#120002276, currently $119,000.

Seller may carry & subordinate—terms negotiable. Best views in Reno. Call or email Rick Dyess at 775.742.4609 or email rick@sierraheritage.com.

FOR RENT Gradall. 45 FT reach with truss boom and 1 yard bucket. Great for backfill. For questions and rental price, please call Jude at 530.567.5150.

FOR SALE #1 5/8” x 24” all heart Redwood taper-sawn shakes. Random width. 5 BND = SQ@10” exp. 239 BND available. $43.34 cost per BND + tax.

Call Jim with Washoe Building Supply at 775.691.9633.

FOR SALE Redwood siding. Square edged redwood siding available in 4”, 6”, 8”, 10”, or 12” widths and lengths up to 20 feet for $7–9/board foot. This full 1” thick recycled green building material is resawn from salvaged old-growth redwood logs. Contact Pam at 530.587.3700 or email info@YankinsReclaimedWood.com. www.ca-tt.com

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Over 55% of our readers who answered a CATT survey responded they generally read ALL of the CATT-A-LOG newsletter.

More than half of all respondents said: “The CATT-A-LOG newsletter is relevant to me as a member because it provides information on committee activity.”

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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

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

2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CATT Stats

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Gary Crosswhite, President Meridian Concrete, Inc. Barry Lease, Vice-President Incline Builders, Inc. Josh Root, Secretary Root of Design Electric Paul Griggs, Treasurer Griggs Custom Homes Michael Forshee, Past President Forshee Construction

Chalstrom Builders, Inc., Brad Chalstrom Kingsguard Fire Protection, Inc., Kyle Wakefield

DIRECTORS

Mitch Clarin, Mitchell T. Clarin Andrew Cross, Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co. Ken Foster, K.B. Foster Civil Engineering Doug Gadow, Linchpin Structural Engineering Greg Haupert, Sierra Integrated Systems Rich Loverde, Loverde Builders Mike Nethersole, M.D. Construction & Consulting Larry Orlando, Orlando Enterprises Tahoe Ted Reviglio, Western Nevada Supply Ryan Swenson, Simpson Strong-Tie

STAFF

Pat Davison, Executive Director Peg Friesen, Membership & Event Coordinator Amanda Bullard, Office Manager

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CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

General Contractors 75 Sub-Contractors 100 Associates/Suppliers 69 Professionals 84 Organizations 7 Total 335

CATT Jobs to Bid Sent Out in May/YTD Total:

Building Permit #s Issued in May/YTD Total:

Private 16/42 Public Works 3/9

Truckee New Single Family Residential 10/33 Eastern Placer County New Single Family Residential 25/34