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MAY 2015

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

4th Annual

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Hosted by Epic AV Automation

ATT member Epic AV Automation is in its 4th consecutive year of hosting the Cinco de Mayo-themed MIXER and it gets bigger and better every year! This mixer will be held on Tuesday, May 5th, starting at 5:00 p.m. Mixer location is Epic AV Automation, 12177 Business Park Drive, Suite 8, in Truckee. The Mixer is a great place to mix and mingle with CATT members! Bring your game face for “Ice Breaker Poker,” Music by Richard Blair, Beer provided by Fifty-Fifty Brewing Co. Also at the Mixer, you will be able to see the full color draft of the CATT 2015 Building & Remodeling Guide. Check your listings, ad, or editorial content before the Guide goes to the printer. Any questions, contact the CATT office 530-550-9999.

Tuesday, May 5th, 2015, 5-7 PM

GREEN BUILDING EXHIBITS

12177 Business Park Drive, Suite 8

Memorial Day Weekend

Truckee Home Show – Truckee, CA 96161

Sat. & Sun., May 23 & 24

5:00 PM Mix & Mingle MEMBERS NEEDED TO CONNECT WITH 6:15 PM Raffle Drawing HOMEOWNERS AT THE CATT BOOTH

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PROFESSIONAL COURTESY PASS Good for complimentary admission of:

6:20 PM Member Referral iPad Drawing he Truckee Home & Building Show on Memorial Day Weekend, Saturday, May 7:00 PM Mixer Ends

Member & Guest

23 and Sunday, May 24 is coming up soon! CATT has a booth at the show and we are looking for members who can volunteer for a three hour shift. The CATT Booth (#27) is at the entrance to the north display area (old gym). From that strategic location, CATT members will give out “hot off the press” copies of the 2015 Building & Remodeling Guide. As CATT reps, members explain the Job to Bid procedure to homeowners and answer their questions. Sometimes homeowners come loaded with a roll of plans ready to write up their job description, no prompting needed!

CATT Home Show Co-Chairs Gerald Wallace (Truckee Tahoe Stone & Tile Cleaning) and Contact Office Manager Bullardideas for more Colette Fonseca (Spirit Tahoe Interior Design)Amanda have great for the CATT Booth this information at 530-550-9999 or CATT info@ca-tt.com year! Homeowners visiting the booth will receive bags for all their goodies and a continuous loop of photos showcasing the work of CATT members will be displayed on a large monitor at the booth.

Courtesy pass provided to: CATT Business Name ____________________________________________

Food, Drink, Raffle, & Networking

Signature_________________________________________________________ Exhibits open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Admission includes ALL EVENTS! At the Truckee High School - FREE PARKING 11725 Donner Pass Rd. Truckee

www.truckeehomeshow.com • (530) 587-3477

One of America’s Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals

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ADMIT TWO PERSONS WITH THIS TICKET

CATT 4th Annual Cinco de Mayo Mixer

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C.A.T.T. Community Project Coed Softball

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Truckee Home Show

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Training/Education

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A Note from the President

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Asbestos Cement Pipe Safety

CATT Calendar

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Q & A for Contractors

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TDPUD Now Offering Free LEDs

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Truckee Building & Safety Division News

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Member News

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Golf Tournament

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Local Government Affairs Committee

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Welcome New Members

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Classified Ads

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CATT Stats/CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

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Golf

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CATT members who want to set up an exhibit can still reserve a space. First-time CATT exhibitors receive a 10% discount or $50 credit, depending on booth size. There is also a 10% discount for exhibitors who refer a new exhibitor. Contact the Truckee Home Show for more details: 530-587-3477 or www.truckeehomeshow.com. Please contact the CATT office 530-550-9999 if you can volunteer for a three hour shift on Saturday or Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend.

To advertise in this quality publication, contact Kathy Hess kathy@justimaginemktg.com Phone 775.746.4138 Cell 775.846.5656 Fax 775.746.9604

Looking to reach your customers?

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A NOTE FROM THE

President

May CATT Calendar

All activities are at the CATT office unless otherwise noted.

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eady for summer? The CATT schedule and benefits keep stacking up for a great year! Coming up is the Truckee Home Show. Our new CATT Truckee Home Show committee will be making our presence known at this event where thousands of attendees will be handed Guides, Job to Bid forms, and other excellent promotional information for you and our organization. Things will keep moving along with the upcoming mixer on May 5th. Keep an eye out for all the classes offered by CATT. The information is always beneficial and forward thinking with these classes.

Wow, the CATT Golf Tournament is already full? This is amazing member participation and one of the best opportunities to mingle with associates and peers. Do you know what the best way to market your business and find resources is? My experience has always been the “one on one” interaction in business. The platform CATT provides to do this is likely the largest local opportunity for our industry. Go on the CATT website, see what’s coming up, and always feel free to contact your fellow CATT members. Get involved, get busy, and get the rewards of your membership!

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Board Meeting

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Membership Committee Meeting

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MIXER at Epic AV Automation, Truckee

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Golf Tournament Committee Meeting

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Local Government Affairs Committee Meeting

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Truckee Home & Building Show at Truckee High School

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CATT Office closed in observance of Memorial Day

SIGA rep Aaron Hesterman (standing) discusses proper air sealing technique at a recent class for CATT members.

Joshua Root

TDPUD Now Offering FREE LEDs with Residential Energy Survey Program

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ruckee Donner Public Utility District customers who sign up for a free Residential Energy Survey will receive two free LED light bulbs as part of the deal.

Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology is really taking off in residential and commercial lighting applications. Not only do LEDs save more energy and money than other light bulbs, LEDs are cool and look great. Gone is that stark blue-white color. LEDs are now available in a variety of hues including a popular warm/soft-white.

Truckee Donner Public Utility District (TDPUD) has been helping their commercial customers transition to LEDs and improve their bottom line for years. In 2013, TDPUD introduced a $5 per bulb residential electric customer LED rebate and demand for this program has risen over 300 percent in one year. “The performance of LED light bulbs has really improved and the cost has dropped significantly,” said Trisha Ruby, Truckee Donner PUD conservation program administrator. “LED bulbs provide a great opportunity for customers to save energy, save money and have a comfortable lighting environment.”

To get the free LED light bulbs, TDPUD customers can call the Conservation Department at 530-582-3931 for an appointment which will be scheduled for a certain day and time. Only current TDPUD customers qualify for this program. An energy surveyor will visit the customer’s home and conduct a visual survey. Based on what is needed, the customer will be provided with free energy and water saving products, including installation of up to 24 energy-efficient light bulbs (including the two LEDs) and two shower heads. The survey typically takes 90 minutes, from start to finish.

MEMBER NEWS

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ongrats to new dad (and CATT Past President) Tillio Olcese, owner of Olcese Construction. Tillio and mom Marta Deleon welcomed daughter Gabriela Joyce Olcese on March 10. As if that’s not enough, Olcese Construction was featured in an April 16 Reno Gazette-Journal full color photo and article about the demolition of Famous Murphy’s restaurant in Reno. Way to go Tillio!

New member CORE Construction Management was recognized by the Nevada Chapter of the Associated General Contractors at their annual PINNACLE Awards luncheon. The award was given in the “Building Construction Over $5 Million—Meeting the Challenge of a Difficult Job” category for the demolition and utility relocation last year of the Getchell Library at UNR. A time lapse video on CORE Construction Management’s website (www.coreconstruction.com) is pretty amazing—bite by bite, the building disappears and the site cleaned of debris.

And longtime supporter Wally Auerbach (Auerbach Engineering) received the “Distinguished Community Service” award from the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/ CVB/Resort Association at the Chamber’s recent awards dinner. Wally was lauded because he has made “significant contributions over a period of many years” and has served not only on the North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association Board of Directors but also on the board of the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation. Congrats to both award winners!

MHD Studio Design & Construction is pleased to announce the launch of their redesigned website: www.mhdstudio.com. The website is easy to navigate and full of project photos and client testimonials. MHD Studio Design & Construction owner Michael Bernard is no stranger to CATT. Mike is a volunteer for the Sierra Seniors Breakfast and Truckee Home Show and also served for several years as the Chairman of CATT’s Green Building Committee. Nice website Mike!

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Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) CATT Local Government Affairs Committee (LGAC) Meeting Dates and Speakers: May 18 June 15 July 20

Aug. 17 Sept. 21 Oct. 19

Tahoe City Public Utility District Director John Pang Placer County Chief Building Official Tim Wegner Truckee Donner Public Utility District Director Paul Warmerdam & Town of Truckee Engineering Manager Becky Bucar Truckee Chief Building Official Johnny Goetz Truckee Donner Public Utility District 2nd Annual Mtg. Placer County Chief Building Official Tim Wegner

The next LGAC meeting is Monday, May 18, 4:00 p.m., here at the CATT office. Guest speaker is John Pang, Director of the Tahoe City Public Utility District. John was elected in November 2014. The Tahoe City Public Utility District was founded in 1938 and is the oldest local government in the Tahoe Basin. It was formed initially to provide public water service to the local community. Sewer collection, parks facilities, and recreation services are also provided for the entire area of the District. There are 7,540 sewer customers. There are 4,188 water customers in five separate systems. The District has 40 full time employees and 30 seasonal employees. Come meet John and learn about the TCPUD on May 18.

Any CATT member is welcome to attend these meetings. Please contact CATT Executive Director Pat Davison 530-550-9999 or pat@catt.com for more information about LGAC issues or activities.

JOIN C.A.T.T. COMMUNITY PROJECT FOR A DAY OF COED SOFTBALL!

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he C.A.T.T. Community Project “Inaugural Coed Softball Tournament” will be at Truckee River Regional Park in Truckee on Sunday, May 17. Be sure to mark your calendar for a FUN day of COED SOFTBALL competition. Food concessions and beer booths will be operating to serve participants and spectators alike. Come out and enjoy the day. Have some fun playing or watching softball!

Contact C.A.T.T. Community Project Administrator Amanda Bullard at 530-550-9999 for more information.

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

Installation & Delivery Available OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 530-550-0110 M–F 9–6:30 | SAT 9–6 | SUN 11–4 12047 Donner Pass Rd., W. Truckee Tri Counties Bank Plaza

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CLASSIFIED ADS 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 useable 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 with details.

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 additional details.

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 and very easy to build. Previously approved plans available. Possible owner carry back OAC. Contact Mitch Clarin for more info 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 at 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 at 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. 10-30 bd. ft. Call Alex @ Finishing Touch Carpentry for more details 530362-6700.

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 at 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 530-5873700 for pricing.

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TRAINING/EDUCATION Overview of Connectors, Laterals Systems, & Fasteners Wednesday, May 13 | 7:00–8:00 a.m.

Registration and breakfast; 8:00 a.m.–12:00 Noon Workshop Peppermill Resort & Casino: 2707 South Virginia Street, Reno This workshop is presented by CATT member Simpson Strong-Tie. Topics include: the new 2015–16 Connector Catalog; changes in corrosion; fasteners; lateral systems; and correct installations. Free to attend. Participants can earn free CEUs or PDHs. REGISTER: 1-800-999-5099 x 1055 or email rswenson@strongtie.com or rbeasley@ strongtie.com.

Connections and Concrete Anchors for Light-framed Wood and CFS Structures

Incorporating Your Business

Wednesday, May 13 | 12:00 Noon–1:00 p.m.

Registration and lunch; 1:00–5:00 p.m. Workshop Peppermill Resort & Casino: 2707 South Virginia Street, Reno This workshop is presented by CATT member Simpson Strong-Tie. Topics include: cold formed steel products; anchor product testing requirements; RPS concrete repair products; ordinary and special moment frames; and post installed anchors. Free to attend. Participants can earn free CEUs or PDHs. REGISTER: 1-800-999-5099 x 1055 or email rswenson@strongtie.com or rbeasley@ strongtie.com.

Wednesday, May 20 12:00 Noon–1:00 p.m.

Q & A after. Lunch provided.

CATT Office: 12313 Soaring Way, Suite 1G, Truckee This class is presented by CATT member Mann, Urrutia, Nelson, CPAs & Associates, LLP. Learn about the tax benefits and pitfalls of different business structures. Find out what is best about partnerships, LLC, Sole proprietors, S corporations, C corporations. Free to CATT Members/$10 charge for Non-members.

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

Asbestos Cement Pipe Safety

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ith May 1st and the start of construction season getting close, the Tahoe City Public Utility District would like to share some useful information regarding Asbestos Cement Pipe (ACP) Safety. ACP is commonly found in the Tahoe-Truckee area and is used for both water distribution and sewer collection pipes. While ACP does not pose a health threat when left undisturbed in the ground, it can pose a serious health threat to construction workers, inspectors and the public when it is removed or repaired. New ACP installation is no longer allowed and the health threat posed by working with existing ACP is strictly regulated by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) regulations under Title 8 California Code of Regulations (8 CCR) Sections 1529 and 5208. Cal/OSHA requires that all workers in contact with ACP must receive four hours of initial training and two hour annual refresher training.

Inhalation of Asbestos dust has proven to increase the risk of getting lung cancer by five times compared to having no Asbestos exposure. If you smoke, the risk increases, to 50 to 90 times higher than having no Asbestos exposure.

When existing ACP is removed or repaired, proper construction methods and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be used to prevent the material from becoming airborne, and in a dust form, which could then be inhaled by people in the area. ACP should only be cut using snap cutters. Any material not cleanly removed by the snap cut, should be cut using wet methods only. A cutoff saw with a dry blade or a grinder should never be used, because it can create very large amounts of Asbestos dust which then poses a risk to both the workers and the public. PPE in the form of respirators and protective clothing should be used by all workers. Any removed ACP should be double wrapped using 6 mil plastic, labeled and properly disposed of.

Should you have any questions, you may contact the TCPUD at 530-580-6046. We appreciate your consideration of ACP safety and look forward to a safe and busy construction season!

The Tahoe City Public Utility District provides water, sewer and recreation services within its service area.

The boundaries of the District lie within both Placer and El Dorado Counties, extending from Emerald Bay to Dollar Hill, and along the Truckee River to the Nevada County line. For additional information, call Coral Taylor at 530.580.6328 or send an email to ctaylor@tcpud.org.

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“Inhalation of Asbestos dust has proven to increase the risk of getting lung cancer by five times compared to having no Asbestos exposure.

If you smoke, the risk increases, to 50 to 90 times higher than having no Asbestos exposure.”

CAPITOL CONNECTION

Q&A for Contractors

By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.

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hat work, outside your specialty, can you do? Our first contractor finds himself ‘fenced out’ on a job he can rightly do. A demolition contractor helps us ‘break down’ the new ‘asbestos licensing’, and we must ‘demolish’ the ideas of a partnership hoping to maintain the ‘status quo’ in their current license…

Q: We currently have a “C-27” (Landscaping) license. We gave a bid to an insurance company for fencing but they said that we could not do the job since we are not a ‘C-13’ (fencing) contractor. Aren’t we permitted to perform fence installation if it’s part of a landscape?

A: The key to your question is “if it’s part of a landscape”. Board Rule 832.27 states that a landscaping contractor may undertake any single trade contract as long as the work is a part of “…landscape systems and facilities… which are designed to aesthetically, architecturally, horticulturally, or functionally improve the grounds within or surrounding a structure or a tract or plot of land…”

You may want to refer the Insurance Company to the CSLB web site, which has a “Building Official Information Guide”. One FAQ is “Can a landscaping contractor build a perimeter wall? The answer is they may, “only if the perimeter wall is part of a total landscaping project.”

Further, in the Board’s publication, “Hiring the Right Landscaper”, one of the listed “Common Landscape Projects requiring a contractor’s license” is fencing. Of course, a “C-13” contractor can perform this work; however, as in your case, this is one instance when more than one classification can be suitable for a particular project.

Q: We are a demolition contractor and we frequently do asbestos abatement. We have the asbestos certification on our license and we are also registered with DOSH. I see that the CSLB now has a “C-22” Asbestos

Abatement classification. Are we required to add that to our license in order to continue providing the asbestos abatement services? Will I need to take an exam?

A: The “C-22” classification is not a replacement for the asbestos certification, which still continues to exist. The asbestos certification that you currently have allows you to perform asbestos abatement work in the trade(s) in which you are licensed and as allowed by your DOSH registration. The “C22” is required if you plan to expand the scope of your asbestos abatement beyond work associated with your demolition classification.

As with all other classifications, the “C-22” requires that you document at least four years of full time journeymen (or above) experience, within the last ten, performing asbestos abatement work. A trade exam is also required.

You may be granted a Waiver of the exam if you have held the asbestos certification, active and in good standing, for at least four years within the last ten. In order to qualify for the waiver you must have also been registered with DOSH for that period of time.

Q: I currently have a construction company with two other Partners, one of them being my husband. The third Partner is retiring. My husband and I would like to keep the business and the license in place but just re-structure the Partnership and change the business name. How do I go about notifying the CSLB of the change?

A: Unfortunately when a General Partner leaves the Partnership, the license must be canceled. You will be required to apply for a new license for the new structure of your entity. If you use the same Qualifier, he/she would not be required to re-take the exams. Please contact us if you’d like assistance with the process. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 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.

Truckee Building & Safety Division News

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he Town’s new eSuite system is up and running—please use the system for inspection requests, permit requests, payments, etc. You can access eSuite through our webpage at www. townoftruckee.com by navigating to the Building & Safety homepage, then clicking on the “E PERMITS” link. Or you can navigate straight to eSuite using the second web address provided below (tip: you MUST be careful to start with “https” vs. “http” if typing the web address manually).

You will need to activate an account to access all of your permits and have the ability to schedule inspections. If you have pulled permits in the past using our old system, you are likely to be able to do so in the new system as well—it should be fairly easy to follow the steps to activate your account. I will be happy to assist and train everyone with the “how-to’s,” the “don’ts,” the features, the functionality, etc. I am also willing to hold additional demo sessions for everyone if we have enough interest and enough folks to attend (contractors, architects, engineers, designers, homeowners, etc.). You can still call the IVR phone system as of now, but this feature will be turned off on June 30, 2015. I suggest that users start exploring the eSuite portal sooner rather than later to start getting used to the changes. It is lightningfast, efficient, and will help everyone achieve a more productive work day, but you may have to play with your browsers if it seems to be giving you trouble.

There are a few additional key points that everyone needs to be aware of. First, a contractor, architect, engineer, or designer (company) can only have one user name and password. This means that if there are multiple superintendents running multiple projects or multiple architects within one firm, the user name MUST be shared within the company. Second, homeowners can also access permit information through eSuite, although homeowner steps to request a permit are different from those of contractors and design professionals. Homeowners should follow the instructions below the “Resident Access” heading on the left side of the page. An Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) will be needed, which can be found using the Nevada County Assessor’s website (this has been provided directly in the “Resident Access” search instructions—homeowners can paste this link into their browser for easier navigation). Third, to simply search for permits in our system, you can use the “Public Information Search” to look up information by address, permit number, or permit type.

This will be a great search tool for realtors to use, as it will potentially eliminate a step in the process for everyone.

Building and Safety homepage: http://www.townoftruckee.com/ departments/building-and-safety eSuite direct link: https://esuite.townoftruckee.com/esuite. permits/

Take care,

Johnny Goetz, CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL www.ca-tt.com

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Golf Tournament

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et’s Play Golf! The 18th Annual CATT / BMD / Johns Manville Golf Tournament is Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at Gray’s Crossing in Truckee, CA. The player field is full and the sponsorships are sold out. Still want to be involved? Be a raffle donor and be recognized for your generosity.

Your prize and company will be listed in the Tournament Program, in an upcoming CATT Newsletter, and announced at the Tournament Awards/ Raffle Ceremony. Contact Peg Friesen at the CATT office at 530-5509999 for more information.

The Golf Tournament is brought to you by the following committee members: Co-Chair Andrew Cross (Truckee-Tahoe Lumber), and CoChair Aaron Griggs (Griggs Custom Homes), Ryan Swenson (Simpson Strong-Tie), Mike Rasmussen (TrusJoist Engineered Wood Products), Peter Gerdin (Peter Gerdin Architect), Paul Douglass (PADJR, LLC), John Manocchio (Waddell & Reed), Bob Brown (Hills Flat Lumber Co.), Andy Gonzalez (Insulation Solutions), Josh Munns (nVision Glass), Keith Kelly (KSA / Kelly & Stone Architects), Nick Koch (Koch Elevator), Peter Knight (Accent Window), Dwayne Garcia (Tri Counties Bank), and Nick Ratto.

Contact Peg Friesen at CATT for information on joining the committee or volunteering on the day of the event. 530-550-9999 or memberinfo@ca-tt.com.

Attendees at CATT March 26 Membership Orientation (L to R): Membership Committee Vice Chair Ryan Swenson, member Tyler Copeland with TEC Communications, member Jeff Freeman with Jeff Freeman Photography, Membership & Event Coordinator Peg Friesen.

Tyler and Jeff joined as new members at the March 26 Orientation.

FOR SALE

High End Industrial Complex & Yard 11035 Trails End, Truckee

Cabinetry • Carpentry Unique Lumber Products z Newer construction industrial complex in Pioneer Industrial Park.

Quick access to I-80, Hwy 89, Hwy 267, & Donner Pass Road. z Large warehouse with two 14’ rollup doors, covered bay, office with kitchenette & reception. z Over 12,000 SF improved yard, fully paved, gated, with drainage, lighting & landscaping.

Barn Beams & Wood Slabs in Stock VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT 1750 RIVER RD. TAHOE CITY

TRUCKEE RIVER

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TOM WATSON

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

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE | DEVELOPMENT

530.587.7633 ph SALES | LEASING | PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 530.587.5730 fax 12313 Soaring Way Suite 2B Truckee CA 96161 tom@truckeeriverassociates.com

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PERMIT# 15 TRUCKEE, CA

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

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

STAFF

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

CATT Stats

Artifex Homes – Taylor Carr Darryel F. Higginbotham Construction – Darryel Higginbotham Zachary Engineering – David Zachary Hall’s Window Center, Inc. – Chuck Leroy Summit Roofing, LLC – Brian Ferguson TEC Communications – Tyler Copeland DLux Window Coverings – Cameron Baker Belgard Hardscapes – David Turley The Auto & Tire Doctor – John Lamoreux

General Contractors

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Sub-Contractors

87

Associates/Suppliers

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Professionals

97

Organizations

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CATT Jobs to Bid & Permit #s

Gallery Keoki – Lynn Gibson Jeff Freeman Photography – Jeff Freeman Pioneer Commerce Center – Katie Mancuso Keith Yates Design Group Inc. – Mark Glazier Paragon Pest Control – Joe DeCasper Truckee Paint Mart – Brian Watkins ANI Construction – Jana Shires Lease

Retired

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CATT Jobs to Bid Sent Out in March/YTD Total: Private Public Works

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

2/10 1/1