November & December by Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa

November/December 2016

HOME BUILDING A publication of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

SMITH’S SCOOP

NEW MEMBERS

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SNAPSHOTS Home Remodeling Showcase/ Evening of Giving

HOME & GARDEN SHOW Volunteers Needed

LOCAL NEWS

CHILI COOK OFF- OCTOBER GMM

STATE NEWS Code Updates

MEMBER NEWS

MEMBERS SPOTLIGHT

NATIONAL NEWS

THE HISTORIC ROUTE TO 75 Traveling Through the Decades

MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

THE HOME AUTOMATION CRAZE

PHILANTHROPY Ryal School/ Family & Children’s Services

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By HBA President Brandon L. Jackson Greetings HBA members, As the year comes to a close, I have reviewed my goals for the continued growth of the Tulsa HBA. My goals are workforce development, education and the value of membership. Without the members and staff, the level of success for 2016 would not have been possible. Thank you all for your continued support this year. Market conditions are tracking closely to last year’s housing starts and interest rates remain stable. A slight adjustment is forecasted for the first quarter of 2017. In reference to in house HBA issues, the EO search committee has formally named Jeff Smith as our Executive Officer. Jeff has met and exceeded the committee’s expectations and is truly deserving of the position. A special thanks to staff members Marlena Chase and Gabby Bridenbaugh; they have promoted and leased our Mike Fretz Event Center to members and non members for over $43k this year. Staff’s promotion of the Event center continues to grow the interest and market share of the venue rental market in Tulsa. Overall, the general budget to date is in alignment with the projections for this year. We remain in strong fiscal shape. In order to preserve and maximize our assets, the HBA has implemented an investment policy statement under advisement of The Trust Company of Oklahoma. As election season comes to an end, Build PAC supported candidates at the local, state and national levels. Your contributions and participation in Build PAC events make it possible for the HBA to help support the candidates that understand our positions on legislation and policies that affect the building industry. A special thanks is in order for both staff Governmental Affairs liaison Stacey Bayles and past President Phil Rhees for their efforts in vetting candidates for review by the Governmental Affairs Committee on behalf of the association. Our association has made tremendous in roads and alliances at all levels of government. Our voices are heard in support of our industry and the community at large. In order to maintain a competitive edge in the market place, workforce development continues to be at the forefront. The labor force faces the challenges of a skilled work force in the near future. As an association, we need to work vigilantly on promoting the industry, recruiting and providing educational opportunities. As per education, key components are professional, vocational and college level education for reinforcing workforce development and sustainability. The HBA supported the formation of a student chapter of NAHB at Oklahoma State University. Also, we have engaged in strategic partnerships with the OSU Institute of Technology, Tulsa Tech and Home Builders Institute - Tulsa Job Corps. With the assistance of the HBA Charitable Foundation, the HBA continues to provide value added educational opportunities.

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Workforce development and Education components work in conjunction for the future of the industry. With the assistance of Nikki Pauly and staff, we have been able to define the value of membership and offer value added incentives to your 3 in 1 membership with NAHB. Local, state and national incentives are offered to members in order to assist them both professionally and personally. Whether you’re a builder, a remodeler or an associate, the HBA membership provides the tools you need to succeed! With your help, Membership Chair Lantz Day has met his recruitment goal and currently the association has 1,012 members. Growing our strength through member recruitment, retention and involvement are key elements to maintaining a healthy association. It’s everyone’s responsibility to recruit and help retain members. Special recognition is given to Mike Fournier for his recruitment efforts in 2016. Every day, you do business with dozens of home building-related companies that are prospective HBA members. Please reach out to your vendor network and provide them with the information on the advantages of being a member of the HBA. Without the TRC, volunteers and staff, we could not continue to provide the level of member oriented services to our members. Allen Jenkins led the TRC this year and raised over $419k with an expense ratio of 17.49%. Thanks to staff , Hali Mayfield and all the members who supported and volunteered for this year’s Total Resource Campaign. During 2016, the HBA Charitable Foundation has worked diligently on becoming an integral part of the philanthropic base of Tulsa. The Foundation has donated over $200k to local individuals and entities in an effort to promote housing education. Thank you for all of your efforts in making the Foundation a success. As I part as your President, I would like to say thank you to my special assistant Tracie Englen for your assistance in making every GMM special. Also, I would be remised for not thanking staff and the executive committee for their support this year. It was truly an honor to be a servant leader of the HBA. Let us as an association welcome our President elect Peter Grant, VP Treasurer Ryan Farabough and VP Secretary Erin Deweese as your 2017 senior officers. Best wishes to you all for the balance of 2016 and may your 2017 be a great success both personally and professionally. Once again, thank you all for allowing me to serve as your 2016 HBA President.

Regards,

Brandon L. Jackson, President

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SMITH’S SCOOP HBA MANAGEMENT TEAM Jeffrey Smith Executive Vice President/ CEO jsmith@tulsahba.com Jenni King Special Events Director jking@tulsahba.com Hali Mayfield Marketing and Public Relations Director hmayfield@tulsahba.com Nikki Pauly Director of Membership npauly@tulsahba.com Stacey Bayles Director of Association Issues sbayles@tulsahba.com Gabby Bridenbaugh Council Coordinator gbridenbaugh@tulsahba.com Pam Fanning Bookkeeper pfanning@tulsahba.com Marlena Turley Office Manager mturley@tulsahba.com

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By Executive Vice President/CEO Jeffrey Smith Happy holidays from the HBA! 2016 is quickly coming to a close, which brings excitement for spending time with the family during the holidays and a renewed excitement for the new year. I hope that each of you have taken an opportunity in 2016 to become more familiar with the benefits that you receive with your HBA membership, both financially in your business and personally in your relationships. It is those relationships that become the most important part of your successful membership. Throughout my 10 years of involvement with the HBA I have seen complete strangers meet at a council or committee meeting and within months they have not only done business together, they have become friends that look forward to the next event they can socialize together. This holiday season I would encourage all of us to reach out to those new relationships we have built through the HBA to wish them a happy holiday season, but also thank them for the business opportunities and friendships to lean on. When President Brandon L. Jackson took the oath of President in December of 2015 he already had his initiatives set for the year. The HBA was going to show its members the value of their membership and we were going to get involved in work force development. I am thrilled to say that both of those ideas have been a focus for the entire year and I would consider both to be a huge success that could not have happened without Brandon’s involvement. In the spring of this year we published two new documents to show the value in membership. The first was a new membership booklet that is a professional document used to recruit new members and identify what the HBA is and who we represent. The second was our Blueprint for a Successful Membership which is used for exactly what the title says – a member’s blueprint for how and where to get involved in the HBA to maximize their benefit of membership. The work force development initiative is a much longer term goal, but one that has seen steps of progress in 2016. The HBA has now forged relationships with OSU in Stillwater, OSUIT in Okmulgee, Tulsa Tech, Job Corps, Tulsa Public Schools, and Union Public Schools. Each of these partners already have classes in place to promote the construction industry as a career path, and we are now getting plugged in with the potential for internships, field training, and job placement. Now that Brandon’s term as president is coming to a conclusion, I want to thank him not only for his involvement in 2016, but his 20+ years of service to the organization. 2017 is now just weeks away and a new year always brings excitement for new beginnings. On December 2nd, Peter Grant was installed as president of the HBA for 2017. Peter is a past Remodelers Council president and the 2016 HBA Charitable Foundation president. Also installed as officers of the association were Ryan Farabough as Vice President/

Treasurer and Erin DeWeese as Vice President/ Secretary. Peter’s initiatives in 2017 are to better educate our members and create an ambassador program to assist new members to get involved in the association. The education program will begin on Thursday, January 5th with a breakfast for members wanting to learn more about the discounts and rebates provided to HBA members only. We will continue these 1 hour breakfast on a monthly basis with the “hot topics” in the industry. The Tulsa HBA will also be the host of 4 NAHB designation courses scheduled in 2017. These courses are a more in depth class, but also provide a designation from NAHB that can be a valuable tool in your marketing. We will also be providing a Quality Construction series of courses twice in 2017 that will focus on the new code changes that are taking effect next year. The Ambassador program will take shape shortly after the first of the year and I would encourage anyone, whether you have just joined or been around a while, who has not been involved in the association to attend our ambassador event near the end of January (Date TBD) and get paired up with your ambassador. This will surely benefit you and your business by the network of other members you will come in contact with. As 2016 comes to a close, so does my first full year in the position of Executive Vice President. It has been a wonderful year that has been full of accomplishments and success. I am always the first to say that we could accomplishment nothing without the passion and drive that our members bring to the table each and every day. I would also like to say the success that the Tulsa HBA has seen in 2016 could not have happened without the hard work from the superb staff (my team as I refer to us). Thank you to Pam Fanning, Nikki Pauly, Hali Mayfield, Jenni King, Gabby Bridenbaugh, Marlena Turley, Stacey Bayles, and Rodrigo Cordoza for your efforts this year in supporting the membership. I look forward to the continued growth and success of the association in 2017 and I wish you and your families the best this Holiday season and in 2017! That’s the scoop for now,

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1 CALENDAR OF EVENTS ¥ Dec

December

Dec 15

5:30

Dec 26-30

Remodelers Council “Deep Space” Ferguson Enterprises Christmas Party HBA Offices Closed

Jan 3

TBA

Associates Council

Jan 5

TBA

Remodelers Council

Jan 9-12

International Builders Show

Jan 11

TBA

Owasso Chapter

Jan 18

TBA

Developers Council

Jan 18

General Membership Meeting

Jan 24

TBA

Sales & Marketing Council

Jan 25

TBA

Builders Council

Jan 26

TBA

40 Below Council

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The 16th annual Home Remodeling Showcase, presented by the Remodelers Council, was held on September 24-25. The premier showcase of newly remodeled homes in Tulsa area featured eight stunning area projects, showcasing a variety of remodeling projects including everything from outdoor living space, master suites, and whole home makeovers.

Credit:Tulsa People

The Home Remodeling Showcase Evening of Giving, a fundraising gala benefiting Family & Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Services & HBA Charitable Foundation was held on September 29. The event grossed over $60,000 to be split between the two charities. You can see more photos from both of these events on our Facebook page- Tulsa HBA.

Credit:Tulsa People

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Volunteer Today! What: Home & Garden Show Volunteer Recruitment Luncheon

When: Thursday, January 5, 2017 at 11:30 am Where: Mike Fretz Event Center at the HBA Details: Have you ever wondered how to get more involved with the HBA? Did you join the HBA to meet more members? Here is the opportunity you have been waiting for. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re a Home & Garden Show volunteer veteran or a first timer, we invite you to join us for a volunteer recruitment luncheon where you will be able to talk to committee chairs and learn about what each committee does for the Tulsa Home & Garden Show. Sign up for the committees you would like to be on and sign up for Watch Dog, Information Booth and Entrance Host shifts. Come hear about the new things for the 2017 show, including the new committee and volunteer structure. RSVP to Jenni King at 918-663-5820 or jking@tulsahba.com by January 3, 2017.

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Housing Starts Stable in October The most recent statistics for area housing starts show little change. Building permits issued in the metro region in October were 226, up one from a year ago at this time, according to the permit tracking service New Orders Weekly. Through the first 10 months of 2016, the construction total is 2,065, which is about last year’s to-date number (2,281). October’s number was the second-highest total for the month in the past seven years. Broken Arrow led October starts with 35, followed by Tulsa with 31, Jenks with 26 and unincorporated Wagoner County with 25. Tulsa (376) has issued the most permits thus far in 2016. Broken Arrow (289) is second, followed by unincorporated Wagoner County (247) and Jenks (230).

Tulsa area housing starts

TOTALS

. October/Year-to-Date

226/2289

Bartlesville 1/21 Collinsville Skiatook 4/88 9/38 Owasso Claremore 9/180 Verdigris 0/12 5/48 Sand Springs Rogers Catoosa 4/32 County 0/7 Tulsa 22/206 31/376 Sapulpa 4/42 Kiefer 0/8

Tulsa County 15/118 Broken Arrow 35/289 Jenks 26/230 Coweta Glenpool Bixby 4/26 11/83 17/225 Okmulgee 0/1

Wagoner County 25/247 Wagoner 0/3

Muskogee 4/9 Tulsa World

Source: Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa

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STATE NEWS

Code Changes. Get With It As They Are The Law Carol Hartzog On Nov. 1, the newest modifications to the statewide uniform building codes went into effect. Most of the code changes deal with life-safety issues, and some are adjusted due to new and better products. Fellow home builder Curtis McCarty who owns CA McCarty Construction in Norman serves as the governor-appointee to Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission and here are his thoughts on the top six changes, not in any particular order. For an easy overview of all the changes, his recent PowerPoint presentation is on the OSHBA website. It includes great photos and graphics and is very easy to understand. Its 60 slides, but well worth the look. For a more in-depth look, you can view a free copy of the changes at http://codes.iccsafe.org/ and to view the Oklahoma changes, go to https://www.ok.gov/oubcc/

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Fasteners

The door between the house and the garage has to have self-closing hinges, i.e. the door has to close behind you. This prevents carbon monoxide getting in the house is in case you leave a car running. And if you have a detached garage, now you have to have side door, so you have another way to get in and out of garage in case of a power outage.

Wall anchors traditionally involve a cut or wedge-type nail, but now fasteners have to be from an approved list. Interior load-bearing walls are required to be anchored to the slab. Hand driven cut or concrete nails are not approved for this application.

CO Detectors Carbon monoxide alarms are now required to be hard wired and interconnected on new homes. Previously one could have simply installed a battery operated alarm outside the sleeping rooms. Combination Smoke/CO detectors are allowed in these locations if they are properly listed. They also have to be outside all sleeping areas. If you have a splitbedroom plan, it has to be outside each sleeping room. If two bedrooms in a central hallway, then just one is needed.

There are now fencing requirements for pools and hot tubs. If you have a swimming pool, you have to have a safety barrier, i.e. four-foot tall with self-closing and self-latching gates, with the latch 54 inches above the ground. The fence cannot have pickets a certain distance apart. Most cities have not had a standard to really enforce swimming pools. If you are on two acres or more, you are exempt.

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Storm Shelters and Safe Rooms If you a build a safe room or shelter in your house, it has to meet ICC NSSA500, i.e. it is being built to a recognized building code standard.“Many people are putting safe rooms under stairs and boarding it up, and doing things that would not withstand a tornado. If you call a safe room, you have to register it in each county with emergency management and it has to abide by code. However, any room or structure may be used as a place of refuge during a severe wind storm event, but shall not be defined as a storm shelter or safe room unless specifically designed to the requirements listed in Section R323. On your building plans, are you designating that area as a concrete closet or are you using the technical terms of “storm shelter” or “safe room”? In this case, verbiage matters.

Wood Structural Sheathing

This illustrates the Screw Anchor bolt which is a secure way of anchoring the floor plate to the slab. Also pictured are two variations of the powder-actuated fasteners.

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The perimeter around the house or on the roof can no longer be installed with staples. You have to use proper nails, due to wind and the overall quality of installation. See the Fastener schedule in the IRC 2015 for a list of proper fasteners.

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MEMBER NEWS

W Design Wins Two American Institute of Architects Awards

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Grant Homes Remodel & Restoration Helps Tulsa Life Scout Earn Eagle Scout Rank Mid-Continent Concrete generously donated the concrete to help make this project happen. Tulsa HBA loves seeing our members reach out to make our community a better place!

Grant Homes Remodel & Restoration volunteered their time and manpower to help a Tulsa Life Scout earn his Eagle Scout rank on Saturday, October 22nd. The project proposal was an airport observation park consisting of the installation of a 128 square foot concrete pad with two picnic tables at the Tulsa International Airport.

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If you or another HBA member are doing work in the community, let us know! Email info to hmayfield@tulsahba.com.

NATIONAL NEWS

Home Builders Assoication of greater Tulsa Remodelers Council Wins Two National Awards

The Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa Remodelers Council was honored with a national award, the Council Award for Demonstrating Remodeling Excellence (CADREs), in two categories, outstanding council coordinator and membership recruitment and retention, from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Remodelers. The awards were announced during NAHB Remodelers annual awards presentation at the 2016 Remodeling Show in Baltimore on Oct. 6. Gabby Bridenbaugh, Council Coordinator at the Greater Tulsa Builders Association, was honored as the Outstanding Council Coordinator for advising and guiding the remodelers council leadership. “Bridenbaugh is key to the health of the group’s events, membership, and finances with her ‘can-do’ approach to achieve success,” said Greg Strange, Greater Tulsa’s Remodelers Council Chair.

In the membership recruitment and retention category of the CADREs, the Remodelers Council took home the honors for their Star Trek-themed membership contest that successfully recruited new members, increased retention and increased attendance at meetings. The CADRE is the NAHB Remodelers’ highest national award for work at the local level. The awards, judged by members of NAHB Remodelers’ leadership, are presented each year to local remodelers councils and individuals whose work at a local remodelers council exemplifies the best practices of the remodeling industry. Professional Remodeler magazine serves as the official sponsor of the CADREs each year. For more information about remodeling, visit www.nahb.org/remodel

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Builder

Craig Thurmond, Thurmond Consulting Inc., for his incredible work in Broken Arrow to earn the Mayor of the Year award.

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Scott Kordis, Andrews Lighting Gallery Inc., for his volunteer efforts during the Open the Door in 24 Build.

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Barry Helms, Renovations by Helms, for his dedicated efforts in chairing the 2016 Home Remodeling Showcase.

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Peter Grant, Grant Homes Remodel & Restoration, for his diligent leadership in chairing the 2016 Evening of Giving Gala.

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Pablo Perez, Aminiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Galleria, for his participation in the HBAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Got Talent Night and his spectacular volunteer efforts during 2016.

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Lantz Day, Premier Hardware Concepts, for his dedicated efforts as the 2016 HBA Membership Chairman.

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Home Builders’ Profits Driven by Installed Home Technology - Industry Report Points to Areas of Growth in Home Builder Market -

According to the Consumer Technology Association’s (CTA) 14th Annual State of the Builder Technology Market Study, one-third of U.S. home builders (36 percent) claim to have experienced revenue increases due to home technology installations. Since 2009, the number of builders reporting revenue increases rose more than 10 percentage points, indicating that installed home technology may have helped the home builder industry bounce back from the recession. “As more consumers are living digital lives, home technology has helped builders’ bottom line,” said Chris Ely, senior manager, industry analysis, CTA. “And as the economy improves, builders are deepening and diversifying their home tech offerings and finding more revenue opportunities as a result. To expand their gains, builders should continue to market the benefits of smart home technology to generate buyer interest and increase revenue potential.” The study also found that almost 90 percent of new homes have a broadband connection and half of new construction—especially single family, luxury homes, and apartments/condos—have dedicated home offices. Small builders (61 percent) and custom builders (65 percent) are most likely to install dedicated home offices, as are builders in the Mid-Atlantic (60 percent) and Midwest (62 percent). “Although consumers have limited dollars, the steady trend toward the majority of new homes having a dedicated home office suggests more Americans desire a dedicated workspace at home, potentially due to the rise in telecommuting,” Ely added. “This is an area of opportunity where builders, suppliers and subcontractors can partner to promote smart home technologies to consumers before construction starts.” CTA also found that among new homes, structured wiring (48 percent), monitored security (29 percent), and home theater systems (17 percent) remain the most popular installed home technologies in new home construction. In addition, several key technologies saw gains in new home installations last year, including: stand-alone video surveillance system (nine percent), home automation (eight percent), and energy management systems (six percent). Builders also reported that 64 percent of homeowners want to control their smart home remotely, either with a touchscreen or an app on a mobile device.

“Remote access and support is paramount to managing and maintaining a home’s technology,” said Ryan Sullivan, HBA member and owner of BlueSpeed AV. “Homeowners want the convenience of getting status updates 30

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on their home’s technology systems whether they just left the driveway or are half way across the world. When configured correctly, homeowners can use their smart devices to make changes such as adjusting shading and temperature, unlocking doors for cleaning staff, or setting the home to be ready to receive dinner guests. This remote functionality also makes servicing and monitoring the technology easier because check-ups can be done remotely by a professional integrator before the homeowner experiences any disruption of service.” Builders also increasingly cite buyer/architect specifications and the need to remain competitive as top reasons to install home technologies. Profit potential is also a key factor.

“Today, a typical house uses 10 times more network traffic than most small businesses that just use Internet for sending emails and accessing online documents,” added Ryan. “Home’s with a robust network infrastructure that can handle the traffic of multiple streams of music, Netflix playing in the game room, Pandora cranked up in the kitchen, kids playing Xbox online, mom or dad working from home, and other areas, will be exponentially more in demand over other homes.” The number one way builders find installation contractors is through referrals (83 percent) such as architects, real estate agents, and other builders.

“An experienced integrator will know how to implement smart home technology and automation in the most strategic and cost “effective” way,” added Ryan. “This is a win-win for both builder and future homeowners. Experienced technology integrators will know what type of cable to use and where to run it, and builders can completely avoid ripping into sheet rock later to make changes to accommodate home technology upgrades. The quality and comprehensive functionality of a smart home automation system will reflect well on the home builder’s craft, and will enhance their reputation in the community and amongst competition.” Sources: Residential Systems Magazine: “CTA Home Builders Profits Driven By Installed Home Tech” Consumer Technology Association: https://www.cta.tech BlueSpeedAV.com

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Help a Child Celebrate Christmas at the Ryal School Christmas Party The Ryal School is located south of Henryetta and has predominatly Native America student from lowincome families. For over 45 years, members of the HBA treat these students to a shopping spree at our local Walmart, then a pizza party in the Mike Fretz Event Center with gifts, fun and a visit from Santa! We need chaperones to help the students pick out their gifts. To volunteer, contact Marlena Chase at 918.663.5820 or MChase@TulsaHBA.com This is a wonderful, heart-warming event that puts all of our members into the holiday spirit!

Christmas Party Itinerary: 9:15am Shopping Volunteers or “Chaperones” meet at Woodland Hills Walmart (6625 S Memorial) 9:30am Ryal kids arrive and are paired with an adult for shopping 11:30am Everyone heads back to the HBA for pizza, holiday cheer and Santa in the Mike Fretz Event Center

HBA Charitable Foundation Presents Donation to Family & Children’s Services

At the November General Membership Meeting, the HBA Charitable Foundation presented Family & Children’s Services, a leading provider of behavior health care and family services in Tulsa and surrounding communities, with a check for $22,127.03 to help with a new roof for their facillity. The money was raised through our annual Evening of Giving fundraising event. For more info on the HBA Charitable Foundation and how to get involved, visit www.TulsaHBACF.com

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The Spike Club recognizes members for their recruiting and retention efforts. To become a Spike, you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive years, by bringing in new members and retaining current members. At each new Spike level, members receive awards. Spikes also enjoy benefits such as visibility among their peers leading to increased business contacts, invitations to special, FREE events and celebrations and more. Names with at least two Spike points are listed below, as reported by NAHB.

201+ points Francine Bandy - 493.25 Mark Priess - 349 Joe Hoffman - 322.25 Burr Kannady - 317.5 Douglas Shrout - 267 Charlie Gilmore - 244.5 Ken Klein - 238.5 David Blackburn - 229.75 Howard Kelsey - 215

151-200 points Philip Rhees - 198 John Brawley - 198 Brian Wiggs - 196 Steve Murphy - 196 Darrell Jenkins - 194.5 Steve Harris - 192 Wayne Farabough - 185 Rex Alexander - 170.5 Rita Boggs - 166.25 Calvin Cozort - 164.5 Joe Robson - 164 Frank Sawyer - 159.5 David Funk - 157.5

101-150 points Lana Nelson - 147.5 Mike Fretz - 139 Scott Wood - 139 Lantz Day - 138 Howard Tackett - 137.5 Bill Butts - 135

Ed Schermerhorn - 114

Peter Grant -30

Athena Glover - 6

David Land - 3

Tom Wenrick - 113

Jimmy Holmes - 30

Kirk Murdoch - 6

David Lee-3

Roger Cooper - 107.5

Mike Fournier - 29.5

Carl Hudgins - 6

Damon Bedell - 3

Bret Green - 29.5

Pablo Perez-6

Tony Cypert - 3

76-100 points

Craig Thurmond - 27.5

Travis Butler - 6

Dabney Smith - 3

Monte L. Dunham - 98.75

Richard Fredrick - 27.25

Reagan Eden - 6

Tabatha Farabough - 3

Melanie Haines - 97

Ken Saltink - 27.25

Brad Dunlap-6

Robert Hines - 3 Don Conwell - 3

Patricia Stafford - 94.25 Jennifer Boczar-Ashley - 94

6-25 points

Bob Kenney - 93.5

Stacey Pennington - 24.5

Gretchen Casto - 91.5

Vince Mims - 24

Shawn Linfoot - 87.5

Gary Soderstrom - 23

Spike Candidates (Less than 6 points)

David Sanders - 85

J. D. Harp - 22

Angie Dewitt - 5.25

Sheryl Chinowth - 2.5

Fred Pruett - 82.75

Greg Strange - 14.5

Jason Brown - 5

Mike Harrison - 2.5

Mary Keane - 82

Robbie Nees - 14.5

Joe McArter - 5

Barbara Nall - 2.5

Steve D. Wright - 80.5

Weldon Bowman - 14

Darin Lauer - 5

Bill Ford - 2.5

Ted Dubie - 80

Kurt Barron-13

Sara Dodson - 5

Richard Dodson-2.5

Rick Ellison - 77

Tarah Duncan - 13

Dana Brown - 4.5

John Cowen - 2

Jim Lane - 12.75

Shawn Karnes - 4.5

Judy Emmert - 2

Chad Potter - 12.25

Kim Tyler - 4.5

Carrie DeWeese - 2

Barry Helms - 77

51-75 points

Toby Powell - 2.5 Greg Miller - 2.5 Bates Frayser - 2.5 Leland Cable - 2.5

Scott Sherrill - 12

Larry Cagle - 4.5

Bob Crouch - 2

John Madden-73.5

Toni Rogers - 11.5

David Molony - 4.5

Jeff Starkweather - 2

Steve Fulps - 72.5

Sonya Fernandez - 11

Kevin Hutchens - 4.5

David Edens - 2

David Gibson - 72.5

Tom Watts - 11

Travis Jenkins - 4.5

Tom Glover - 2

Ryan Farabough - 72

Kirk Van Vleet - 11

Darren Rager - 4.5

Bill McCollough - 2

Greg Simmons - 70

David Land-11

Dean Christopoulos - 4.5

Brett Sharp - 2

Cheryl Funk - 67

Amanda Medlin - 10.5

Kregg Tyler - 4

Gentry Stafford - 2

Rob Miles - 58

Aaron Wiltshire - 9.75

Travis Jenkins - 4

Tom McDermitt-2

Chuck Ramsay - 57.5

Robert L. Hughes - 9.5

Chad Lane - 4

Partick Chicklinski-2

Lee Sherman - 53.5

Chris Hodges - 9

Cameron Walker - 4

Daniel Knapp-2

Brandon L. Jackson - 51

Brian Casey - 8.5

Donald Merritt - 4

Russell Cozort-2

26-50 points

Stacye Beaver-8

Susan McKeon - 4

David Dodd-2

Edward Kaplan - 7.5

Dax Junker - 4

Doug Sellers-2

Mike Walker - 7.5

Jim Rackleff - 4

Edward Swanson-2

Keith Kunze - 7

Skip Owen - 4

Will Berry-2

Janet Holt - 7

Sean Lewis - 4

Randy Barbee-2

Briana Ross-7

Chris Meyer - 3.5

Chuck Swartz-2

Marvin Krueger - 6.5

Michael Sabo - 3.5

Russ Ellis-2

Jason Fisher - 6.5

Robert A. Lemons - 3.5

Kieth Hilligoss - 6.5

Perry Hood - 3

Phil M. Roland - 6.5

Scott Gideon - 3

Lisa Puyear - 6

Steve Surles - 3

Rodger Tucker - 51

Brandon Perkins - 127.25

Steve Holt - 48.5

Mary Pearce - 123.75

Dub Jester - 48

Susan Burch - 123.5

Zelda Garrison - 47.25

Lora Phillips-119.5

Rick Liebman - 42

Lindsay Perkins - 118.5

Janet Holt - 39.5

Brandon T. Jackson - 117

Kevin Blackburn-37.5

Allen Jenkins-116.5

Kyle Smalygo - 33

Glenn Shaw - 115

Scott Burnett - 31.5