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JUNE 2015

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

Community Project Softball Tournament Hits Home Run!

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he C.A.T.T. Community Project Inaugural Softball Tournament took place Sunday, May 17 at Truckee River Regional Park in Truckee. Although a bit wet, the Tournament was a big HIT! Bobby Jones Concrete and Spirit Tahoe Interior Design & Gallery squared off in the Championship Game. Spirit Tahoe Interior Design & Gallery walked away with the Win (despite one player suffering a torn calf muscle), but much fun was had by all five teams that day.

Darrin with Selleck BBQ grilled up scrumptious hamburgers and hotdogs for lunch, generously sponsored by Bobby Jones Concrete.

The Concession Stand, sponsored by Shakertown Cedar Shingle Panels, offered all kinds of snacks.

Community Project Board members manned the bar where everything bar-related, including the alcoholic beverages, were donated by Fifty Fifty Brewing Co. Due to the event being a success, C.A.T.T. Community Project looks forward to making this an annual tournament.

Thank You to Our Sponsors: Capital Lumber, Caseywood, Bobby Jones Concrete, Wild Hog Railing, Mountain Forge, Fifty Fifty Brewing Co., Simpson Strong-Tie, and Shakertown Cedar Shingle Panels.

Thank You to Our Volunteers: Tournament Director and Community Project Chairman Dave Rhoden (Caseywood Corporation); Community Project Secretary/Treasurer Mike Nethersole (MD Construction & Consulting); Community Project Board Members John Manocchio (Waddell and Reed); Mike Brown (Stoel Rives), and Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie); Kim Cross (Lake Tahoe Designs), Del Bullard (Liberty Utilities), and Susan Driscoll (Aegis Insurance Markets)

Top Photo: The NVision Glass team Lower Left: Tournament Champions Spirit Tahoe Interior Design & Gallery with unique trophy Lower Right: Bobby Jones Concrete Team taking shelter as the rain came down

4th Annual Cinco de Mayo Mixer

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Executive Director Column

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Q & A for Contractors

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CATT Calendar

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Did You Know?

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June 24 Vendor Mixer

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Calling All CATT Members

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CA Grant $ to Upgrade Vehicle Fleets

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Welcome New Members

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Local Government Affairs Committee

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CATT Stats/CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

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Classified Ads

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Golf Tournament June 24 Mixer

Training/Education 5

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Community Project Softball Tournament

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Barn Beams & Wood Slabs in Stock

z Two buildings with a total of five rollup doors & shop areas. z Built in 2008 with a high efficiency design & low operational costs!

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT 1750 RIVER RD. TAHOE CITY

z Residential two bedroom/two bath apartment upstairs (can be leased separately).

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Tom Watson 530.587.7633 office 12313 Soaring Way Suite 2B Truckee CA 96161

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Executive Director Column

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hanks to Tim Erskine (Erskine Commercial Photography) for taking the Board and Officer photos for the CATT 2015 Guide and website. Tim and wife Michelle are talented and dedicated—we are lucky to have them as members!

Remember to take photos of your projects this summer to submit them for the Annual Awards competition. The nomination period opens in September.

Before and after photos are required for the Residential Remodel category. Any photo submitted for projects and individuals should be a large size, high resolution (3–4 MB) file.

Our sympathy goes to the family of Tom Grossman (GLA Morris). Tom passed away April 17. Tom was a general contractor and GLA Morris was one of the founding members of CATT. In Tom’s memory, CATT made a donation to the Truckee Tahoe chapter of the American Cancer Society for the Relay for Life public awareness event. The local Relay for Life is Saturday, July 25, at Riverview Sports Park in Truckee.

Please do not hesitate to contact me (530-550-9999 or pat@ca-tt.com) if you have any questions or need more information on CATT activities and programs.

June CATT Calendar

All activities are at the CATT office unless otherwise noted.

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Board Meeting

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Membership Committee Meeting

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Mixer Committee Meeting

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Golf Tournament Committee Meeting

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Golf Tournament – Gray’s Crossing Golf Course, Truckee

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Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting

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Website Committee Meeting

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MIXER at CATT/CATT’s 17th Birthday

July 3

CATT Office closed in observance of 4th of July

Lucky iPad winners (L to R): New member Lynn Gibson (Gallery Keoki) and new member David Zachary (Zachary Engineering) stand with CATT Membership Committee Chairman Michael Ellis and CATT Membership & Event Coordinator Peg Friesen. Lynn and David won the iPad minis as part of a member referral incentive program. The drawing was held at the May 5 Mixer.

Pat Davison

CA Grant $ Available to Upgrade Vehicle Fleets

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

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heck out the vendor booths or set up your own booth at the CATT Mixer on Wednesday, June 24! The Mixer coincides with CATT’s 17th Birthday. The Mixer Committee will be barbecuing and raffles and networking will also be part of the fun.

CATT Members who already reserved their booth space are: BMD, Inc., Reno Truss, Inc., Cambria, Halls Windows, Cedar Valley Handcrafted Shingle Panels, Aegis Insurance Markets, and Simpson Strong-Tie. All this is happening at the CATT office and because it is a special Mixer, the festivities kick off an hour earlier at 4:00 p.m. and go to 7:00 p.m. Contact CATT Office Manager Amanda Bullard at 530-550-9999 or info@ca-tt.com to donate a raffle prize or reserve a booth. The cost for booth rental includes a copy of the CATT membership list to use for advance publicity (CATT members only). Space is limited so reserve your booth today!

he Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District (NSAQMD) is requesting screening proposals for projects in Nevada, Plumas, or Sierra Counties.

Project proposals must result in reduced motor vehicle emissions or reduced vehicle miles traveled from autos, trucks, or buses. Projects funded in the past include: employee trip reduction incentives, teleconferencing systems, compressed natural gas vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, and heavy-duty diesel engine repowering/retrofitting. $165,718 is available for grants in Nevada County and $5,217 is available for grants in Sierra County.

Monies are to be used or work completed

by December 31, 2016. Interested parties are required to submit a two page (maximum) screening proposal by June 1 at 5:00 p.m. Proposals that are selected from the screening will be go through a more detailed selection process with NSAQMD Board approval in September– October.

The Screening Proposal Form and more information can be found on the NSAQMD website: www. myairdistrict.com, go to Grants and Incentives, then click on AB 2766 DMV Fund program.

For more info, you can also call Joe Fish at NSAQMD headquarters 530-274-9360 x 103.

CATT

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Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) Truckee Traffic Fees

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he Town of Truckee is updating the AB 1600 Traffic Impact Fee (TIF) Program. AB 1600 fees are paid by all kinds of new development usually at time of building permit, not during the land use entitlement or approval process. The fees are based on a “dwelling unit equivalent” or DUE. The current fee is $5,926 per DUE. The fees are designed to pay for the expansion of roadways and intersections necessary for new growth. The intent behind the fees is that the existing community (the Town’s General Fund) should not have to pay for traffic improvements to maintain a desired Level of Service that would otherwise become degraded with new growth. The fees cannot be used for personnel or to remedy existing deficiencies.

The current list of roadways and intersections charged to/funded through AB 1600 fees totals about $78 million for 24 improvements.

Of that $78 million, about $24 million is allocated to one improvement, the 3rd Tahoe Donner connector, now renamed the Pioneer Trail/ Bridge Street Extensions. The Pioneer Trail/Bridge Street Extensions would be needed when Donner Pass Road between the Highway 89 South/Frates Lane signal (by Safeway/Mountain Hardware) and the Northwoods Boulevard signal fails as a result of new growth. This failure is expected to occur 10–15 years from now. AB 1600 fees have been collected for the Pioneer Trail/Bridge Street Extensions since 1999.

CATT has questioned the appropriateness of placing 100% of the cost for this one improvement on new development since there are known and predictable deficiencies. This summer, the Town’s TIF Working Group will be discussing what roadways or intersection improvements will be needed from now to buildout. The TIF Working Group is composed of reps from the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District, Tahoe Sierra Board of Realtors, Tahoe Donner Association, Truckee Trails Foundation, Tahoe Forest Health Systems, Mountain Area Preservation, and CATT, plus a developer rep, at-large community member, Town Council Member, and Planning Commissioner. The Working Group recommendations will go to the Town Council for final action.

CATT Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) Meeting Dates and Speakers: June 15

Placer County Chief Building Official Tim Wegner

July 20

Truckee Donner Public Utility District Director Paul Warmerdam & Town of Truckee Engineering Manager Becky Bucar

August 17

Truckee Chief Building Official Johnny Goetz

September 21

Truckee Donner Public Utility District 2nd Annual Mtg.

October 19

Placer County Chief Building Official Tim Wegner

The next LGAC meeting is Monday, June 15, 4:00 p.m., here at the CATT office. Guest speaker is Tim Wegner, Chief Building Official for Placer County. Any CATT member is welcome to attend these meetings.

Please contact CATT Executive Director Pat Davison 530-550-9999 or pat@ca-tt.com for more information about LGAC issues or activities.

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CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT Commercial space on Highway 89 Tahoma (7062 West Lake Blvd.) 1500 s.f. showroom. High visibility, high traffic area. Many options for use. Past uses include repair shop, general store, contractor work shop. Could be turned into offices, showroom, storage facility, retail store, rental shop, etc. Multiple year leases available. $800/month plus a portion of utilities. Contact Cut-Rite Tree and Spray 530-386-5375 or cutritetahoe@gmail.com.

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS Do you have left-over construction materials taking up space at your shop, office, job site, or personal garage? We can help by picking up your surplus of usable materials for FREE, so you don’t have to pay to dump it all! Items could be, but are not limited to: lumber, hardware, tile/stone, plumbing & electrical supplies, furniture, working appliances, and more (but, please no junk). Email DLP Construction & Painting, Inc. with a list of the items for pick-up and a location where these items are at dp@dlptahoe.com.

WANTED Reclaimed full light French doors 5’ or 6.’ Prefer security hinges with exterior swing. If available, contact Julie 775-833-3388 or julie@elisefett.com.

FOR SALE Three section brand new Jeld-Wen sliding glass door.

Door opens from right to left from the outside. Installed but never used because opened in wrong direction for house. $2,000 OBO (retails for $5,000). Contact Julie 775-833-3388 or julie@elisefett.com.

FOR SALE Commercial Lot $299,000. 10005 Trails End, Truckee.

Good visibility in an exciting, energetic industrial/commercial complex, easy access to I-80 freeway, level corner lot, backs to bike trail, popular amenities nearby (Full Belly Deli, gym, etc.), borders many successful businesses, not many trees, all utilities at street, ready & very easy to build. Previously approved plans available. Possible owner carry back OAC. Contact Mitch Clarin 530-308-9124 or Mitch@MitchClarin.com.

FOR SALE Excellent prices on materials & tools in very good shape: mushroom heater w/propane tank; pump jacks (3 pair); ladder jacks (1 pair); trash compactor (white 15”); hanging, water-filled workout bag; old Paslode framing gun; Senco extended-drive drill; Oly-logs 500 (15” black), freestanding fiberglass workplace sink. Contact James Wolford 530-3084699 or timberwolves@sbcglobal.net.

FOR SALE Truckee Rents, an established business, 30+ years in Truckee. Turn key, perfect for contractor. Contact Mike, Frank or Karin 530-587-7832 or truckeerents@sbcglobal.net.

FOR RENT Storage Yard, ideal for landscapers and excavators, near Tahoe Donner. $600/month. Contact Eric 530-412-2100 or breamer@ sbcglobal.net. $ MONEY TO LEND Great rates, small amounts available for your clients’ remodels or additions, bridge loans, your autos, tools, etc.

Contact Mitch 530-308-9124 or 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. 1030 bd. ft. Contact Alex with Finishing Touch Carpentry 530-362-6700.

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 530567-5150.

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. Contact Maurio with Washoe Building Supply 775-691-9633 or maurio_mattice@sbcglobal.net.

FOR SALE Reclaimed lumber, custom cut and finished to order.

Exterior, interior, siding, cabinets, beams and fireplace mantles. Redwood, Doug Fir, Pine and Cedar. 500,000 bd. ft. of inventory to choose from. Prices ranging from $3–$12 bd. ft., Full Service Mill. Yankin’s Reclaimed Materials – your local supplier since 1980. Contact 530-587-3700 for pricing.

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Training/Education The Building Envelope’s Air and Vapor Barriers: What They Are and Why You Should Care

Tuesday, June 9 | 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Box lunch provided.

CATT Office: 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee This workshop is presented by CATT Member Henry Blueskin. The workshop will focus on the critical role your air and vapor barrier play on the overall building’s performance, both for heating and cooling and for preventing mold, mildew, and water damage. 60% of all construction related litigation last year in California had to do with water damage. Air and Vapor barriers account for approximately 1% of the overall construction cost and typically result in 90% of the structure’s failures. Credit: Qualifies for 1 AIA HSW. Limited to 12 persons.

Free to CATT Members/$10 charge for Non-Members.

RSVP: CATT Office Manager Amanda Bullard info@ca-tt.com or 530-550-9999.

4th Annual

Cinco de Mayo Mixer Delivers As Promised

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o one left hungry at the Cinco De Mayo Mixer hosted by Epic AV Automation and Heslin Construction. And plenty left with raffle prizes! The challenge to win at Icebreaker Poker made members quiz each other to secure needed cards, creating the intended result. Local guitarist Richard Blair added music to the mix with his Truckee-centric folk songs.

Thanks to our hosts Epic AV Automation and Heslin Construction and to these supportive CATT members for making this fourth annual Cinco de Mayo Mixer a very successful event: Mixer Donors: 5 Star Performance Insulation, CORE Construction Management, Hampton Inn & Suites Tahoe Truckee, Meridian Concrete, Inc., Signature Landscapes, Simpson Strong-Tie, Soil Tech Environmental Raffle Donors: Epic AV Automation, Heslin Construction, Lombardi Insurance Solutions, PacWood, Reno Truss, Simpson Strong-Tie, Truckee Tahoe Stone & Tile Cleaning, Waddell & Reed This Mixer was organized by the CATT Mixer Committee—Members helping members: Committee Chair Michael Ellis (Reno Truss), Vice Chair Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie), Committee Members: Norin Mack (Ferguson Enterprises), Scott Ruzich and Amy Trumbull (Epic AV Automation), Julie Johnson-Holland (Interior Design by Julie Johnson-Holland), Stephanie Navarra (BMD, Inc.), Audrey Smith (True Green Roofing), Gary Crosswhite (Meridian Concrete), Lisa Burns (Ward-Young Architecture & Planning), John Manocchio (Waddell & Reed), and Gerald Wallace (Truckee Tahoe Stone & Tile Cleaning).

Mixer Co-Host Matt Heslin (L) with two of his crew: Controller Karen Rogers (center) and Superintendent Matt Tantimanico (R)

CATT members loved the great food while playing Icebreaker Poker (L to R) Paul Laudenschlager (Alpen Engineering) and Jerry Forsch (Reno Buick GMC)

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Mixer Co-Host Scott Ruzich (with the mic) giving a raffle prize to Kathy Hess (Just Imagine Marketing and Design)

C apitol

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Q&A for Contractors

By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.

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or unlicensed contractors, or anyone who tries to play ‘fast and loose’ with rules that protect workers or consumers justice will prevail.

From the SWIFT Investigators seeking to ‘sting’ the unlicensed to local prosecutors protecting their consumers, contractors must beware breaking the law…

According to the Davis Enterprise Newspaper, a Vacaville Contractor was recently sentenced to three years probation after being convicted of Worker’s Compensation Insurance fraud. This according to the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office.

Contractors licensed by the CSLB are required to carry Worker’s Compensation Insurance for their employees. Treating actual employees as “independent contractors” to avoid this requirement can get you into very hot water. If you have employees, make sure the proper coverage is being claimed and that ALL employees are covered. Only covering some, but not all, employees can be just as problematic as avoiding coverage altogether.

This case originated from the Yolo County District Attorney’s Information and Resource Sharing Group (DAIRS). This is a group comprised of representatives from the Department of Industrial Relations, The Contractors Board and local building and code inspectors.

According to a recent News Release from the CSLB, Contractor Boards in CA and NV teamed up on April 27th in a simultaneous sting operation.

This “Boarder Blitz” was the fourth such operation conducted by the Contractors State License Board and Nevada State Contractors Board.

According to the media release, “Five unlicensed contractors were cited at a home in South Lake Tahoe, CA while 12 were snared at a Stateline, NV Condominium, including one contractor who holds a CA license and two who had a suspended CA contractor’s license.”

At each sting location, investigators from CSLB’s Statewide Investigative Fraud Team (SWIFT) and NSCB posed as homeowners seeking bids for construction improvements. Using leads developed mostly from Craigslist and local bulletin board ads, investigators developed a list of suspected illegal contractors and asked for bids on exterior painting, paver installation, demolition, and decking.

The CSLB and NSCB are working to level the playing field for contractors who are licensed and carry the proper bonding and Worker’s Compensation coverage. If you’re playing by the rules, it is downright annoying and costly to be underbid by those who are cutting costs by skirting the law.

Q: I recently moved my business and in the process, forgot to notify the Contractors Board. This caused my renewal to be sent back to the CSLB by the Post Office and now my license has expired. I called the Board and they are sending me another renewal; but in the meantime, I’m out of business. Anything you can suggest or do to help?

A: We can speed up getting the renewal to you for signature by picking it up for you in person. Waiting for the CSLB to send it to you can take up to two weeks. We can pick it up same day and email it to you. You can then send the signed renewal along with the required fee to our office and we will hand deliver it back to the Board. The CSLB is taking about 10 business days to process renewal applications, so unfortunately you are out of business until it is processed. The renewal form also allows for you to change your address so you can fill two needs with one deed! Let me know if you’d like our assistance. _________________________________________________________________________________________ While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, 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.

Parasol – Inspiration for the Truckee Community Building

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onprofit groups across the nation have been recognizing and embracing the many benefits of shared business centers. One of the West’s leading models of how these facilities work is located in our own back yard—The Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation in Incline Village, which bills itself as the region’s philanthropic center.

Founded almost twenty years ago by North Lake Tahoe community leaders, Parasol Foundation is a nonprofit public charity housed in its own office building, with additional space provided for many other local groups. The Parasol’s building, formally called the “Donald W. Reynolds Community Nonprofit Center” is 32,000 SF in size and was completed in August 2002.

The Parasol Foundation’s goal is to encourage a more prosperous community by supporting quality programs provided by local nonprofits. The Foundation’s mission is fulfilled by providing a place where staff and board members of a number of local organizations can focus their fundraising dollars on services and goals rather than administration details. The many organizations that have set up shop in this complex reap the benefits of working together under one roof, as they share resources ranging from office supplies to marketing and fundraising.

As many of you already know, CATT is well on its way to securing land generously donated by the Joerger family to build a similar nonprofit center on a triangular parcel between Highway 267 and Hope Court in the PC3 subdivision. The planned Truckee Community Building will house a number of local nonprofit organizations, who will share resources such as parking, a conference room, office equipment and more.

CATT and our sponsored charitable organization, C.A.T.T. Community Project, are proud to be spear-heading this effort. The Truckee Town Council approved the overall subdivision zoning for PC3 in March. Site specific approval will be needed for the Truckee Community Building. For more information, visit TruckeeCommunityBuilding.com.

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Did You Know?

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ou can receive $50 next year by simply referring a new member to join CATT! Refer two new members and get $100 next year. Refer three new members and get $150.

It’s so easy to get some cash in hand! Contact Peg at CATT for more information or for membership materials to give to your prospects, 530-550-9999 or memberinfo@ca-tt.com.

Congratulations to the following members that referred new members in 2014 and will be receiving a check in the mail shortly. Thank you for your support!

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Griggs Custom Homes, Inc., Aaron Griggs Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co., Andrew Cross Root of Design Electric, Joshua Root Dennis L. Schlumpf & Associates, Inc., Dennis Schlumpf Interior Design by Julie Johnson-Holland, Julie JohnsonHolland Reno Truss, Inc., Michael Ellis TNT Materials, Ziggy Vogelsberger Craftsman in Wood, Erin Jackson Nor-Cal Floor Design, Inc., Ami Vannoy Epic AV Automation, Scott Ruzich Elise Fett & Associates LTD, Elise Fett Ward Young Architects, Amy Maran Kerton Construction, Mike Kerton Al Pombo, Inc., Karla Pombo The Munsterman Group, LLC, Dale Munsterman True Green Roofing Solutions, Audrey Smith Meridian Concrete, Gary Crosswhite Precision Flooring Solutions, Inc., John Wolfe Waddell & Reed, John Manocchio

CALLING ALL CATT MEMBERS! Important Membership Committee Meeting June 3, 2015 • 4:00 p.m. at the CATT Office

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t the next CATT Membership Committee Meeting, June 3rd, the Committee will be discussing Member Benefits and the general topic of whether CATT should select preferred providers for CATT Members. CATT has no Preferred Providers for any products or services at this time, including insurance. The Membership Committee would like you to attend the meeting and voice your opinion on this important topic. If you can’t attend, you can email your comments to Membership & Event Coordinator Peg Friesen at memberinfo@ca-tt.com and your comments will be presented at the meeting.

Appliances, TVs, Vacuums, Mattresses, Snowblowers and much more!

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2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Joshua Root, President Root of Design Electric Mitch Clarin, Vice-President Mitchell T. Clarin Mike Nethersole, Secretary M.D. Construction & Consulting Paul Griggs, Treasurer Griggs Custom Homes Gary Crosswhite, Past President Meridian Concrete, Inc. DIRECTORS Andrew Cross, Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co. Scott Eckard, Eckard Roofing Michael Forshee, Forshee Construction Ken Foster, K.B Foster Civil Engineering Doug Gadow, Linchpin Structural Engineering Greg Haupert, Sierra Integrated Systems Rich Loverde, Loverde Builders Larry Orlando, Orlando Enterprises Tahoe Ted Reviglio, Western Nevada Supply Ryan Swenson, Simpson Strong-Tie

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

Welcome New Members JK Architecture Partnership – Anda Grenfell Sunbelt Rentals – Bill Abelman Innovative Stone – Dave Worrell

CATT Stats General Contractors

80

Sub-Contractors

90

Associates/Suppliers

66

Professionals

98

Organizations

7

Retired Total

CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

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CATT Jobs to Bid Sent Out in April/YTD Total: Private 14/51 Public Works

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Building Permits Issued in April/YTD Total: Truckee New Single Family Residential Eastern Placer County New Single Family Residential

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