January 2017 issue

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HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

NEWSBRIEF

The Official Newsletter of the Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest IL

The Voice of the Homebuilding and Remodeling Industries in Southwest Illinois. Representing

Bond, Calhoun, Clinton, Greene, Jersey, Madison, Monroe, Randolph and St. Clair Counties

HBA Presidential Year in Review Upon reflection, 2016 seems to have been a year that was filled with many challenges and many accomplishments for our organization. During my installation speech last January I challenged every member to recruit one new member this year. That did not occur, however, we did realize an increase in membership and an average of 90% retention, which reverses a declining number over the past several years. Thank you to the new members that helped us achieve this success and the members that recruited them.

What I would consider the most unfortunate loss to our region, was the decision to build the next NGA site in north St. Louis. It was a huge disappointment not only for members of our association, but for the entire Metro East. However, the Municipal Assistance Committee was instrumental in working with Edwardsville, Glen Carbon and Madison County on revising the I-55 Development Code which was adopted in July of this year. They also have been involved with other municipalities providing input and guidance as their committees and boards navigate the complexities of adopting, in whole or part, building codes and ordinances. Most recently, Troy , IL is revising their Subdivision Ordinance and our committee is there providing guidance and expertise to assist them.

Our Professional Women in Building Council continues to impress. Hosting private lunches with Troy Mayor Allen Adomite and O’ Fallon Mayor Gary Graham. They also held their inaugural “Power Women Luncheon” featuring two very successful women, from the state of Illinois, Colonel Laura L. Lenderman, SAFB and Kristina Rasmussen, President and COO of the Illinois Policy Institute. These along with other activities have raised thousands of dollars allowing them to provide scholarships for local female students in the home building and remodeling industries.

The New Homes on Parade Open House Event with the implementation of “Parade Craze”, an app downloaded on a smart

phone; not only was successful and reached even more potential home buyers, especially millennials.

Our local HBA published the “Building Industry Laws You Should Know” book and provided this to all members. This will continue to be a benefit to members for years to come.

On a national level in 2016, Home Builder and Developer, Ed Brady, from Bloomington, IL served as Chairman of the National Association of Home Builders and is being considered for the next commissioner of the Federal Housing Administration. The Presidential election gives us President Donald Trump, with his significant background in the building industry. While addressing NAHB attendees at the mid-year meeting in August zeroed in on issues of concern to the industry, particularly regulations that he said today represent 25% of the cost of building a home. He indicated that he would declare a temporary moratorium on new agency regulations and lower the cost for homebuilders.

On the state level our own Mark Vogt, Vogt Builders has moved up the HBAI leadership to become its Treasurer. Tracy Butler our Executive Officer received the “Presidents Award” from outgoing President Dean Graven, for her work on the afore mentioned book. Earlier this year Bob Dee Jr., Homes by Deesign, represented us in a roundtable discussion consisting of MetroEast business owners with Governor Rauner.

Finally, we will once again be honored with providing assistance to our members of the armed forces during the return of the Air Show & Open House as Scott Air Force Base celebrates 100 years of continuous operation.

As much as we have accomplished this year, many are left out of

this review, I feel we have set into motion many other exciting

improvements to our organization; that will come to fruition in the

coming months and years. It has been an honor and a privilege to

have been given this opportunity to serve you and I look forward to

the many changes that new leadership will bring. God Bless all of

you, your families and businesses. I feel most would be

disappointed if I did not end this with a hearty, “GO BIG RED”!

2016 HBA President Jeff Schmidt RLP Development

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Please respond before January 20, 2017 Send to: HBA, 6100 W. Main St., Maryville, IL 62062 - fax (618) 343-6335 - ph (618) 343-6331

Name(s): ___________________________________________________________________

Company: __________________________________________________________________

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Total Amount Paid: $ ________ Payment by check enclosed ___ Please bill me ___

If you would like to pay by credit card, please complete the following:

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Exp. Date: _______ Signature ________________________

Southwest Illinois Home Builders Association Political Action Committee

Warmly invites you to the

Government Official Reception

A private pre-party event to meet with local Government Officials

From 5pm to 6:30 pm

Friday, January 27, 2017

Four Pointes by Sheraton 319 Fountains Parkway, Fairview Heights

Open bar and hors d’oeuvres

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Barbara Markham

EVENT GOLD SPONSORS

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

Cordially invites you to the

Installation of Officers & Industry Awards

Friday, January 27, 2017

Four Points by Sheraton 319 Fountains Parkway, Fairview Heights

6:00 pm Reception - open bar until 8pm

7:00 pm Program & Dinner - $65 per person

Remodeler of Distinction Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award

Recognition of Outstanding Members

Special guest for Officer & President Installation

Please respond before January 20, 2017

Name(s): _________________________________________________________________

Company: ________________________________________________________________

Number of Installation Banquet Reservations: ___ @ $65 per person

Total Amount Paid: $ _______ Payment by check enclosed ___ Please bill me ___

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Send to: HBA, 6100 W. Main St., Maryville, IL 62062 - fax (618) 343-6335 - ph (618) 343-6331

Cancellation will be accepted 5 days prior to the Event. No refunds or credits will be allowed.

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Holiday Party Thank you to everyone that was able to join us for a wonderful evening! The Weingarten

was beautifully decorated and full of fellow members, co-workers and friends.

The evening featured a Silent Auction and a Sleigh of Spirits

raffle provided by our Professional Women in Building Council

with all proceeds funding the Scholarship and School Project. The

PWB also held an impressive coat drive that quickly filled the

table with numerous coats and winter items including hats,

gloves and scarves that benefited the Cahokia Citizens Food

Pantry!

A special thank you to our sponsors who made the evening possible!

Event Sponsors Wine Tasting Sponsors

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$50 Team Entry (two persons)

Includes: Give-A-Way, Dinner, Drinks and Friendly Competition

Sponsorships to lure you!

Prize Sponsor……………………$ 200.00 Tackle Box Sponsor……............$ 100.00

Plaques with your logo to winners Give-a-way item to participants

Grub Stand Sponsor……..........$ 150.00 Bait & Hook Sponsor……..........$ 50.00 Dinner & drinks sponsor Signage at the lake

Registration: complete the following information and return it to the HBA office (please print)

___ $50 Team of two

___ $200 Prize Sponsor ___ $100 Tackle Box Sponsor

___ $150 Grub Stand Sponsor ___ $50 Bait & Hook Sponsor

___ 1 Raffle ticket for $20 ___ 3 Raffle ticket for $50

TOTAL DUE $ _______

Method of Payment:

___Member Invoice ___Check ___Visa/MasterCard*

*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

Credit Card# ___________________________________

Expiration: ______ Signature: ___________________

Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Name: _______________________________ Phone#/Email: __________________________________

Fisherman one (1) ______________________________ Fisherman two (2) ________________________________

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335

www.hbaswil.org ~ Email: hba@hbaswil.org

HBA Policy: Registration for the Fishing Tournament is

considered confirmation of your participation and will be invoiced

if cancellation is not made within 3 days of the event.

1:00 pm - Registration

2:00 pm - Drop your line

5:00 pm - Reel it in

6:00 pm - Awards

Winner Categories:

Total Team Weight $100 hourly

Prizes for Biggest Size: Bass, Catfish, Bluegill, Crappie

1st Place Team - $150 | 2nd Place Team- $100

3rd Place Team - $50

Rod & Reel Raffle ($500 value) 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $25 ~ limited # of tickets sold ~ Winner does not need to present to win

Shore Fishing at

Edwardsville Gun Club 4104 Staunton Rd., Edwardsville - (618) 656-2875

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This sponsorship cost is $500 which includes Logo/Company name recognition On promotion of admission discounts On-site at Home Show in several locations On Logo registration form On HBA Website year round Social Media promotions Press Releases in Belleville News-Democrat Advertising in Home Show promotions in print & radio Including 20 complimentary admission tickets

Total marketing value of $5,000

(Please print or type as you want your name to appear on the show materials)

Company Name: _______________________________________________________________________________

Contact: _________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _______________________ Email: __________________________________________________________

Invoice ____ (members only) Payment below ____ credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

Visa/MasterCard#_______________________________________________

City: _____________________________ State: _______ Zip: ___________

Expiration Date:_________ Signature:______________________________

PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY FORM. Mail or fax (618-343-6335) your completed form

by December 31, 2016 to: HBA, 6100 West Main Street, Maryville, IL 62062

Community Support Sponsors give back to the local community with

donations from consumers entering the Home Show to receive an

admission discount while helping local food pantries and the Violence

Prevention Center. Over the years the local food pantries have received

over 4,000 lbs. of food and the Violence Prevention Center has received

truck loads of household items that help them provide services to victims of

domestic violence and their children.

This year we are including a Lego Contest Sponsorship with the

Community Support Sponsorship. This contest will give up to 320

junior builders a chance to compete in building a house out of

Legos. Homes will be judged on creativity, structure and detail.

This event is free for children meeting the age requirements with in

two age groups. Prizes will be given to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place

Community Support & Lego Contest Sponsorship At the Home Show

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SHOW HOURS: FRIDAY ~ SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY

March 3rd - 2pm to 7pm • March 4th - 10am to 6pm • March 5th - 11am to 4pm

SHOW LOCATION: Belle-Clair Exposition Hall 200 South Belt East (Route 13 & 159), Belleville, IL (618) 235-0666

Booth Costs $250 to $950 ~ Sponsorships from $500 to $5,000

2017

HOME SHOW

EXHIBITOR &

SPONSORSHIP

PACKET

Available at www.hbaswil.org

HBA Home Show Floor Plan

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DONATION SUGGESTIONS

Appliances

Cabinetry

Counter Tops

Discontinued Inventory

Doors

Exterior Building Products

Flooring Products

Primary Contact: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Company Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________________

Description of item(s): Large Medium Small ____ # of possible items

Type of items donating: _____________________________________________________________________

Can deliver March 1st or 2nd Will need to make drop off arrangements prior to Home Show

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: hba@hbaswil.org

Contractor Re-Sale

Complete the following form to make your commitment of donations. A friendly HBA rep will contact you between February 20th thru March 2nd to make arrangements for delivery

CONTRACTOR

RE-SALE

Clear out your storage / warehouse while helping local

building programs & Habitat for Humanity

MARCH 3, 4 & 5 Belleville Fairgrounds

Home Décor

Insulation

Lighting / Fixtures

Lumber

Paint Products

Tools

Windows

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Federal Judge Blocks Overtime Rule

In a major victory for NAHB, a federal judge in Texas on Nov. 22 granted a preliminary

injunction to delay implementation of the Department of Labor’s new overtime rule.

The rule, which was scheduled to take effect Dec. 1, would double the minimum salary limit

from $23,660 to $47,476.

NAHB joined other business groups in filing a legal challenge to the overtime rule on Sept. 20

in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. In addition, 21 states have also

filed suit challenging the rule and the two lawsuits have been consolidated.

While the injunction is only temporary, the ruling by Judge Amos Mazzant sent a strong signal

that he could likely side with NAHB and our business coalition.

Had the rule gone into effect on Dec. 1, it would have had significant ramifications for many

employers, including home building firms and not-for-profits, such as HBAs.

According to NAHB analysis, nearly 100,000 construction supervisors would be eligible for

overtime under the new rules.

As NAHB keeps working toward permanent relief, we will continue to provide our members

with the tools they need to comply with the new overtime requirements in the event that the

court rules against NAHB, our business coalition and the 21 state attorneys general.

For more information, contact Suzanne Beall at 800-368-5242 x8407.

NAHB’s Legal Victory Blocks “Persuader” Rule

NAHB scored an important legal victory on Nov. 16 when the U.S. District Court for the

Northern District of Texas granted the association and other groups a permanent stay on the

Department of Labor’s final “persuader” rule.

The rule would unfairly discourage employers from receiving confidential legal advice con-

cerning union organizing because it required employers to disclose the names of lawyers and

consultants to the Department of Labor (DOL).

In short, unions were seeking to prevent employers from talking to their lawyers in response

to union organizing. The court ruling essentially puts an end to the union effort.

With the permanent judgment now in place, the persuader rule will not go into effect unless

DOL appeals and a higher court overrules the lower court decision.

For more information, please contact Amy Chai at 800-368-5242 x8232 or Suzanne Beall at x8407.

NAHB Communications

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No Quick Fixes for Builders as Trump Administration Takes Shape

NAHB is hard at work to assure that our members’ priorities are addressed when the new

Trump administration takes over on Jan. 20.

However, even when those priorities are in alignment with Trump’s campaign platform, none

of these changes can take place overnight.

Some, tied up in litigation or involving multiple agencies and branches of government, may

take years.

Regardless, NAHB government affairs, regulatory and legal staff is already preparing.

Leaders have had extensive discussions and sent background information to the Trump team

about a number of significant issues, including President Obama’s executive order that drasti-

cally changes development rules in and around floodplains.

Though NAHB cannot be certain as to what will change, or how quickly changes will occur,

the association sees the new administration and Republican-controlled Congress as a tremen-

dous opportunity.

NAHB’s advocacy team is well-prepared to respond to the new political environment.

Read NAHB’s analysis for a closer look at the 2016 election results.

Housing Market Snapshot

Housing Starts (October 2016)

Total: 1.32 million↑ Single: 869,000↑ Multi: 454,000↑

Home Sales* (October 2016)

New: 563,000↓ Existing: 5.60 million↑

Median Home Prices (September 2016)

New: $304,500↑ Existing SF: $233,700↑

*Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate; Arrows indicate direction

from previous month for starts and sales and year for prices.

NAHB/Wells Fargo

Housing Market Index –

The index, which measures

builder confidence in the market

for newly built single-family

homes, held steady at 63 in

November, the same level as the

October reading of 63. Any

number over 50 indicates that

more builders view sales

conditions as good than poor.

NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz’s analysis: “A solid job market, a growing

economy and attractive mortgage rates are supporting demand in the single-family housing sector

and will keep the housing recovery on a gradual, upward trajectory as we head into next year.

However, builders in many markets continue to face supply-side constraints, particularly as they

relate to the high-cost and lack of availability of lots and labor.”

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Madison County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct

YTD Totals

2007 56 59 91 70 90 67 73 54 59 40 659

2008 31 40 61 66 61 40 59 92 51 38 539

2009 14 9 32 25 42 39 39 33 42 34 309

2010 18 29 35 42 34 31 31 31 45 25 321

2011 11 13 26 33 27 33 29 31 20 19 242

2012 14 10 32 27 15 26 20 58 26 22 250

2013 21 24 24 29 23 31 39 37 34 86 348

2014 11 11 16 67 21 11 22 15 27 27 228

2015 10 21 36 32 38 33 35 37 32 25 299

2016 14 19 29 30 40 27 24 25 27 24 259

Monroe County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct

YTD Totals

2007 21 17 28 25 27 20 22 19 13 23 215

2008 13 10 9 14 11 8 16 10 12 10 113

2009 3 7 10 9 11 9 9 16 10 5 89

2010 11 9 13 15 12 9 18 12 9 6 114

2011 5 7 6 13 13 9 8 10 9 5 85

2012 7 6 9 14 11 9 9 10 12 7 94

2013 8 8 14 10 7 13 11 18 10 7 106

2014 2 6 14 13 8 10 7 16 7 12 95

2015 12 8 8 11 11 16 12 17 7 12 114

2016 12 8 8 10 18 15 15 10 7 8 111

St. Clair County, IL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct

YTD Totals

2007 93 87 129 98 115 100 90 80 66 70 928

2008 63 60 49 47 76 55 48 40 38 59 535

2009 17 30 38 50 52 62 53 66 38 40 446

2010 50 49 78 86 51 45 65 67 58 42 591

2011 26 41 43 44 52 51 41 43 41 40 422

2012 27 30 47 40 33 46 35 42 27 29 356

2013 30 30 39 40 40 45 30 21 26 31 332

2014 34 24 33 25 49 46 34 33 37 35 350

2015 28 15 42 38 27 34 34 39 34 38 329

2016 32 30 43 30 40 37 27 46 36 44 365

2016 LOCAL NEW HOME START PERMIT REPORTS

MarketGraphics provides the HBA with these permit reports.

MarketGraphics offers many other housing and subdivision analysis

reports.

Contact them today to see how that can be of service to you directly.

Top Municipalities

YTD:

47 = Waterloo 38 = Columbia

Top Municipalities

YTD:

122 = O'Fallon 39 = Mascoutah 36 = Shiloh 31 = Belleville

Top Municipalities

YTD:

38 = Glen Carbon 35 = Troy 27 = Edwardsville 18 = Highland

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Fire sprinkler mandates will stay in the International Residential Code, but builders and developers will see other

construction cost savings after more than 162,000 votes were cast for 577 proposals on the ballot for the International

Code Council’s 2016 Online Governmental Consensus Vote, which ended Nov. 27.

After weeks of phone calls and personal visits, NAHB members were successful in pushing the results to reflect the

point of view of the code official, rather than that of the product manufacturer.

“This shows the value of our association as the consistent voice for safe, cost-effective construction – and being the

voice for home buyers,” said NAHB Construction, Codes and Standards Chairman Phil Hoffman.

The preliminary results await a January audit and confirmation by the ICC Board of Directors. Here are the highlights

2018 International Residential Codes & Energy CONSERVATION Code Updates

International Residential Code (IRC)

RB17-16 revises the seismic design category map,

moving some areas of the country into in a higher

category. NAHB opposed this proposal, but it was

approved. Estimated Increase: $2,483-$6,196 per

house.

RB19-16 would have revised the ground snow load

map. Affected regions would have required thicker roof

sheathing and changes to rafters and headers. NAHB

opposed this proposal, and it was defeated. Estimated

Savings: $1,014-$1,652 per house.

RB26-16 & RB27-16 would have significantly

increased the design live load for decks and balconies of

homes to support 60psf instead of the current 40psf

requirement. NAHB opposed these proposals, and they

were defeated. Estimated Savings: $75-$154 per house.

RB52-16 would have required duplexes that are

divided by a legal lot line to be separated by two

independent, one-hour fire-resistance-rated walls,

instead of a single, two-hour fire-resistance-rated wall.

NAHB opposed this proposal, and it was defeated.

Estimated Savings: $1,097 – $3,803 per house.

RB129-16 would have removed the requirement to

install a fire sprinkler system from Section R313 of the

IRC and moved it into a new optional appendix. NAHB

supported this proposal, but it was disapproved.

Estimated Increase: $6,026 per house (If adopted

locally).

RB278-16 would have required that either an

airspace or a manufactured rainscreen product be

installed behind the siding on homes in wet climate

zones. NAHB opposed this proposal, and it was

defeated. Estimated Savings: $286-$3,680 per house.

International Energy Conservation Code

(IECC)

RE35-16 would have increased the requirements for

the energy efficiency of windows. NAHB opposed the

proposal, and it was defeated. Estimated Savings: $584-

$1,563 per house.

RE58-16 would have removed the mandatory 3 and 5

ACH50 building tightness requirements and made it

possible to trade-off building tightness in the

performance path without reducing the stringency of the

code. Unfortunately, this proposal was defeated.

RE79-16 would have modified the IECC air barr ier

table by adding a new requirement to fully encapsulate

rim joist insulation. NAHB opposed this proposal, and it

was defeated. Estimated Savings: $351-$555 per house

RE134-16 would have allowed mechanical equipment

trade-offs. If more efficient equipment is specified, the

envelope insulation levels can be reduced by up to 15%.

If this code change had been approved, the potential

savings would have been $217-$1,425 per house.

RE173-16 br ings the ERI values more in line with the

IECC prescriptive path. The values will still be about 20-

25% more stringent than the prescriptive path. The

current values in the 2015 IECC are about 30-35% more

stringent than the prescriptive path. NAHB supported

this code change, and it was approved.

CE105-16 would have required air leakage testing by

fan pressurization for buildings over a certain size and in

specific climate zones. NAHB opposed this proposal,

and it was defeated. Estimated Savings: $2,000-$10,000

per multifamily building.

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December 2016 Renewed Members

Barnes Properties

Otten Contracting, Inc.

Remington Properties

Taylor Roofing Solutions, Inc.

Tremco Barrier Solutions, Inc.

Remodelers Council

Daech & Bauer Roofing

Green Building Council

Copious Technologies

December 2016 New Members Adam Frierdich

Frierdich Construction LLC 323 N. Main - Columbia, IL 62236

Phone: (618) 281-7131

Email: adamf@frierdichconstructionllc.com

Website: www.frierdichconstructionllc.com

Steve Dill

SLD Enterprises, LLC 1945 Goose Lake Rd - Sauget, IL 62206

Phone: (618) 215-2244

Email: steve@sldtrucks.com

Website: www.sldtrucks.com

Todd Malone

Pella Windows & Doors, Inc. 54 Weldon Parkway - Maryland Hts., MO 63043

Phone: (314) 222-6325

Email: tmalone@pellastl.com

Website: www.saintlouiswindowsales.com

Tammy Anderson-Owens

RE/MAX Alliance 120 S. Buchanan St. - Edwardsville, IL 62025

Phone: (618) 656-2111

Email: info@gatewayhometeam.com

Website: www.metroeastliving.com

Art Oliver

Warrior Building Products, Inc. 6363 Bartmer Industrial Dr. - St. Louis, MO 63130

Phone: (314) 726-2225

Email: artoliver@warriorbp.com

Website: www.warriorbp.com

What our members

are saying about

the HBA!

“I am a member of several HBAs throughout the

state, and your organization by far offers the most

benefits to its members. Keep up the great work!!”

Wade Morehead with Ameren Illinois

“The energy and the events and the people are

outstanding” Katie Heaney with Cutco Closing Gifts

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PLATINUM TIER

$1,500 (value $3,000)

GOLD TIER

$1,000 (value $2,000)

SILVER TIER

$500 (value $1,000)

BRONZE TIER

$250 (value $500)

2017 ANNUAL SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE LEVELS

As an HBA Annual Sponsor, there are many benefits you will receive throughout the calendar year depending on the level you choose. Additional special benefits and recognitions for sponsors will be

developed throughout the year, not to mention the increased business exposure.

Recognition you cannot afford to miss out on!

HOME SHOWS

$6,000 (value $50,000)

Banner, newsletter and website logo recognition on home page and

membership directory page

1/4 Page Ad in Public Directory & Full Page in Membership Directory

Touch Program Logo Sponsor

Top Level Sponsorship at Sport Clay Shoot, Golf Outing, 3D Bow Shoot

and Holiday Party Event Sponsorship

Banner, newsletter and website logo recognition on home page and

membership directory page

Full Page Ad in the Membership Directory

Sport Clay Shoot Station Sponsor, Golf Outing Hole Sponsor, 3D Bow

Shoot, Concession Sponsor and Holiday Party Wine Tasting Sponsor

Banner, newsletter and website logo recognition

1/2 Page Ad in the Membership Directory

Sport Clay Shoot Station Sponsor, Golf Outing Hole Sponsor, 3D Bow

Shoot & Holiday Party entry for two (2)

Banner, newsletter and website logo recognition and quarterly newsletter

half page ad

All levels are negotiable with equal offerings for different

events or promotions.

Call the HBA office to personalize your tier.

Banner, newsletter and website logo recognition on home page, membership

directory page and home show pages

Full Page Ads in Home Show Guides

Included in print ads, press releases, TV commercials for starters sharing

your logo recognition with over 300,000+ consumers in our territory.

Limited to non-competing HBA member companies.

Free Booth Space - Two 10x10 in the Spring and One 10x10 in the Fall and

signage/banners at the Home Shows along with admission discount

recognition.

Installation Banquet complimentary tickets for 2

Register your commitment level:

◊ Home Show $6,000 ◊ Platinum Tier $1,500 ◊ Gold Tier $1,000 ◊Silver Tier $500 ◊Bronze Tier $250

________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

Name Company

________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

Phone Email address

Payment Options

___ Invoice Company ___ Check Enclosed ___ 3 month payment option (check or credit card) ___ Credit Card *credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee

________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________

Credit Card# Visa or Mastercard ONLY Exp Date Signature

Complete and return this form by January 31, 2017 to:

Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois, 6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062

Office: (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: hba@hbaswil.org - www.hbaswil.org

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OFFICERS

President, Jeff Schmidt - RLP Development

1st Vice President, Dave Padgett - Padgett Building & Remodeling Co., Inc.

2nd Vice President, Joe Lanahan - Joe Lanahan Construction Services

Associate Vice President, Mindy Shafer - Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

Secretary, Jerry Yaekel, Jr. - Yaekel & Associates, Inc.

Treasurer, Robb Treat - Guaranteed Rate, Inc.

Immediate Past President, Chris Jones - C.A. Jones, Inc.

DIRECTORS

Jason Klein - Ameren Illinois

Michelle Null - Benchmark Title Company

Art Stumpf- AUTCOhome Appliances

Joel Keel - Custom Floors & More

Robert Dee Jr. - Homes by Deesign

Joe Knox - Copious Technologies

Beth Jacob - Jacob Sunrooms, Exteriors & Baths

Aaron Klemme - Klemme Construction

Jason Huelsmann - New Tradition Homes

Barbara Markham - RE/MAX Preferred, The Markham Network

Mike Rathgeb - Spencer Homes

Mark Vogt - Vogt Builders, Inc.

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE DIRECTORS

Ken Diel - Diel & Forguson

Mark Fulford - Fulford Construction

Chris Matteo - Fulford Homes, LLC

John Snapat, CAPS, CGR - Fulford Home Remodeling

Ron Padgett - Padgett Building & Remodeling

Norm Etling - St. Clair County

2017 HBA Home Show Corporate Sponsors

2017 HBA Silver Annual Sponsors

2017 Home Builders Association

Platinum Annual Sponsors

2017 HBA Bronze Annual Sponsors

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6100 West Main Street

Maryville, IL 62062-6688

Office (618) 343-6331

Fax: (618) 343-6335

Email: hba@hbaswil.org

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