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AND LOADED!
The 15th Annual Sport Clay Shoot at Nilo
Farms in Brighton, IL had great participation
with over 120+ shooters enjoying the friendly
competition and fellowship.
You can find the team and individual scores,
pictures and fun had throughout this issue.
1st Place Team with a score of 269
Yaekel & Associates
SSOCIATION
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
June 2016 issue
www.hbaswi l .org
Casey Sweeney, Jerry Yaekel Jr, Bill Dahlman,
Dave Isselhard, Marc Frederich and Scott Bauman
B Flight Team with a score of 199
Srogus Construction
(above back row: Mark Vogt w/Vogt Builders, Jason Huelsmann w/New
Tradition Homes, Joe Lanahan w/Joe Lanahan Construction Services, Inc.,
Heidi and Bob Dee Jr. w/ Homes by Deesign, Art Stumpf w/ AUTCOhome
Appliances front row: Jeff Schmidt w/ RLP Development, Jan Johnson w/
Garrett E & Herschel E Johnson RE & Dev., Joe Knox w/Copious
Technologies, Gayann Griggs and Edd Knight w/ EA Knight Construction)
HBA members took the day to reach out to our
local Senators and Representatives to discuss
important issues that effect our industry
BJ Srogus, Harry Stewart, Jeff Carmack, Nick Neff,
and Jeff Robertson
HBAI Lobby Day reception visit from Illinois Lt Governor, Evelyn Sanguinetti.
Continued on page 9
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T-Shirt Sponsors
AUTCOhome Appliance
First Clover Leaf Bank
Fischer Lumber Company
Gershman Mortgage
P & A Drywall Supply
Padgett Building & Remodeling
New American Funding
RP Lumber
The Appliance Discounters
Yaekel & Associates
Score Sheet Sponsors
Ambassador Floor
Champion Waterproofing
Station Sponsors
Allen Roofing & Siding
Arrowhead Building Supply
Belleville News-Democrat
Broadview Screen
CMI Construction
Diel & Forguson
First American Title Insurance
Greener Visions
Heartland Turf Farms
Himstedt Roofing
Light Brite
Martin Glass
Midwest Block & Brick
Shake & Shingle Supply
TheBANK of Edwardsville
Wilke Window & Door
Vogt Builders
Yaekel & Associates
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Award Sponsor
Associated Bank
Snack/Beverage Sponsor
AUTCOhome Appliance
Custom Marble
Regions Mortgage
THE SHOOTERS
ActOnEnergy
Ambassador Floor
Arrowhead Building Supply
AUTCOhome Appliances
Belleville Supply Company
C.A. Jones
Custom Marble
Copious Technologies
First Clover Leaf Bank
Henges Interiors
Klemme Construction
Light Brite
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Roofers Mart
S&S Drywall
SCI Engineering
Shake & Shingle
Sherwin Williams
Srogus Construction
Tamko Buiding Supply
TFH Construction
TheBANK of Edwardsville
Woolpert
Yaekel & Associates
2016 Sport Clay Shoot Committee:
Chair: Scott Bauman, Himstedt Roofing
Kevin Venhaus, RP Lumber
Jerry Yaekel, Yaekel & Associates
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Night at the
Races
FRIDAY, June 17, 2016
6:00pm to the last race
Fairmount Racetrack
Collinsville
This annual event is a great
opportunity to enjoy a favorite summer
pastime with family, friends and
industry colleagues.
The HBA staff and representatives will
be hanging out in the downstairs
outside Party in the Park area for HBA
members to have a central location to
join together. All attendees are
welcome to move around the entire
facility to enjoy the races, food and
music that is all included in the low cost
of $13 per person paid at the gate.
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PARTY at the PARK
$13 admission per person
 All you can eat appetizer buffet
 $2 Bud/Bud Light/Bud Select
 $2 rail drinks and wine

 Live Band
Sponsored by our 2016
Platinum Sponsors
Must be 21 to enter Party at the
Park area
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
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2. Spencer Homes - 6 Nickel Plate Dr., Edwardsville
3. Remington Properties - 1516 Oglesby Dr., Edwardsville
4. Remington Properties - 504 Lowden Dr., Edwardsville
5. Superior Homes - 1502 Beveridge Ct., Edwardsville
6. Superior Homes - 1515 Beveridge Ct., Edwardsville
7. Superior Homes - 1519 Beveridge Ct., Edwardsville
8. Spencer Homes - 112 Knights Bridge Ln., Edwardsville
9. Carrington Homes - 3321 Drysdale Ct., Edwardsville
10. Spencer Homes - 108 Fountains Dr., Glen Carbon
11. CMG Custom Construction - 7320 Graythorn Ct., Unit B, Troy
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12. McBride & Son Homes - 100 Forest Oaks Dr., Caseyville
13. McBride & Son Homes - 9320 Camfield Dr., Fairview Heights
14. C.A. Jones, Inc. - 3900 Red Bird Ln., Swansea
15. Fulford Homes - 234 Peoria Ln., O’Fallon
16. Barnes Properties - 404 Vancroft Place, O’Fallon
17. C.A. Jones, Inc. - 2531 Welsch Dr., Shiloh
18. New Tradition Homes - 701 Santa Anna Ct., Shiloh
19. McBride & Son Homes - 2500 Wintercreek Dr., Belleville
20. CMI Construction - 216 Wyndridge Ct., Belleville
21. CMI Construction - 3113 Redrock Ct., Belleville
22. CMI Construction - 6709 Auggies Way Place, Millstadt
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Fur and Feather
Ron Hockingly w/
Team Arrowhead
with a
Score of 12 out of 100
Winner of
Top Gun “Shooter”
Nick Neff w/
Srogus Construction
with a 72 out of 100
Nick also took home the
50/50 winnings
Winner of
Sharp Shooter
Rick Richter w/
Team Belleville
Supply Company
Winner of
Gun Raffle
Tony Huff w/
TFH Construction
Sport Clay Shoot Teams and their Scores
Team ActOnEnergy / SCI Engineering
Score 215
Team Arrowhead Building Supply
Score 163
Team AUTCOhome Appliances
Score 153
Team Belleville Supply Company
Score 232
Team C.A. Jones Inc. / Custom Marble
Score 189
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Team Copious Technology /
Shake & Shingle
Score 215
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The Herschel E. Johnson
Golf Classic
FRIDAY, JULY 15th, 2016
Far Oaks Golf Course
419 Old Collinsville Rd., Caseyville
Check-in/Lunch 11:00 am
Shot Gun Start 12:00 pm
ON COURSE GAMES & CONTESTS
ARE ALL INCLUSIVE!
 $125 per golfer ~ includes lunch, golf, drinks and
dinner (dinner only $25 per person)
 1st, 2nd & 3rd place Prizes for A & B flights
 Skins & Mulligans sold at $20 per team
 Appropriate attire required: Soft Spike facility. Men
collared shirts ~ Ladies golf sleeveless shirts permitted.
 Personal coolers are strictly prohibited!
Volunteers are a must for this event! Please contact the HBA
office if you can spend the day with the golfers
(meals not included)
Primary Contact_____________________________________________
Company Name_____________________________________________
Phone Number______________________________________________
E-Mail____________________________________________________
Total Golfers
Team Mulligans
Team Skins
___ $125 each
___ $ 20 p/team
___ $ 20 p/team
Total Dinner Only ___ $25 each
SPONSORSHIPS
Give-A-Way Sponsor ___ $250 each
Stationary Beverage ___ $200 each
Course Contest
Hole Sponsor
___ $150 each
___ $100 each
Total Amount Due $__________
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
(includes 1 meal for company representative)
Give-A-Way Sponsor..………….$250
Each golfer will receive a great give-a-way gift
with your logo.
Stationary Beverage Sponsor…...$200
Be the “go to” stand for all golfers to get their
staple refreshments on the course.
Course Contest Sponsor………...$150
We provide the game and prize, you send the talent
and everyone is a winner. Games such as scattered
flags, chip shot contest, sling shot and more will be
offered.
Hole Sponsor……………..…….$100
Company name and logo on a course sign.
Complete the following information to register/sponsor this exciting event
Name_____________________________________________________
Name_____________________________________________________
Name_____________________________________________________
Name_____________________________________________________
METHOD OF PAYMENT:
___ Check Enclosed
___ Invoice Member Company ___ Charge to Visa/Mastercard*
*credit card payments will include an additional 4% convenience fee
Card# _____________________________________________ Exp Date ________________
City/State/Zip ___________________________ Signature____________________________
Cancellation will be accepted 3 days prior to the OUTING
No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations or no-shows.
Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois
6100 West Main St., Maryville, IL 62062
Office:7 (618) 343-6331 - Fax: (618)343-6335 - Email: hba@hbaswil.org
EVENT SPONSOR
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Yaekel & Associates
Score 222
Team Henges Interiors
Score 220
Team Light Brite /Red-E-Mix
Score 201
Team Padgett Building & Remodeling
Score 235
Team Sherwin Williams
Score 226
Team 2 Srogus Construction
Score 144
Team Tamko Building
Supply / S&S Drywall
Score 175
Team TFH Construction
Score 104
Team TheBANK of Edwardsville
Score 196
Team 2 Yaekel & Associates
Score 212
Team 3 Yaekel & Associates
Score 172
Team 4 Yaekel & Associates
Score 249
Team 5 Yaekel & Associates
Score 183
From left to right: Brittney Ragsdale w/
C.A. Jones, Shari Newby w/ IKO, Marty
Woodrome w/ Associated Bank, Art
Stumpf w/ AUTCOhome Appliances,
Joanne Gamblin w/ Custom Marble, Leah
Comley w/ Martin Glass and Roy Mueller
w/ Regions Bank
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our state Legislators:
Jan Johnson, Heidi Dee, Rep. Avery Bourne &
Tracy Butler
Opposing the reversal of Authority for Public
Construction Bonds (SB3053). The law in place allowing
cities & counties to require developers to post a cash bond
to insure that the public improvements on new
developments are completed is already in place and has
worked well for many years. This is not a broken law and
there Is no need to “fix it”. This bill has been held from
consideration.
Opposing Mandatory Paid Sick Leave (HB3297 & SB2147)
would place a hardship, especially on small business
owners, like builders and remodelers who operate on the
slimmest of margins. The HB is dead and the SB was not
called for consideration.
Support Government Consolidation (HB4501) a bill to
increase county governments authority to make local
government more effective. Currently in its 2nd reading
but probably will not move in time.
Group picture with Senators Kyle McCarter &
James Clayborne
Opposition to Expand State Sales Tax onto Construction
Contractors proposed. This expansion would affect
primarily transactions between remodeling contractors
and home owners. HBAI presented a NAHB estimate that
in 2015, $5.2 billion in residential remodeling activity in
IL would have been affected and the devastating impact it
would have on both business and consumers. This
proposal will not move forward.
That all being said, all HBA’s in the state were very
successful with their efforts to address these concerns
with our state Legislators.
Kristina Rasumussen with the Illinois Policy
Institute, Rep. Terri Bryant along with Jan
Johnson & Tracy Butler
A special THANK YOU to Kyle Anderson with the Illinois
Association of REALTORS for helping our staff set up our
own room to meet with the Legislators!
Senator Sam McCann, Senator Luechtefeld, and Representatives Charlie Meier & Dwight Kay
took time to hear our concerns with all the bills and discuss the other happenings at the Capitol.
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ActOnEnergy / SCI Engineering
ActOnEnergy / SCI Engineering
Arrowhead Building Supply
Arrowhead Building Supply
Arrowhead Building Supply
Arrowhead Building Supply
Arrowhead Building Supply
AUTCOhome Appliances
AUTCOhome Appliances
AUTCOhome Appliances
AUTCOhome Appliances
Belleville Supply
Belleville Supply
Belleville Supply
Belleville Supply
Belleville Supply
Belleville Supply
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
C.A. Jones, Inc./Custom Marble
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
First Clover Leaf Bank/Yaekel & Assoc.
Henges Interiors
Henges Interiors
Henges Interiors
Henges Interiors
Henges Interiors
Henges Interiors
Light Brite / Red-E-Mix
Light Brite / Red-E-Mix
Light Brite / Red-E-Mix
Light Brite / Red-E-Mix
Light Brite / Red-E-Mix
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Padgett Building & Remodeling
Padgett Building & Remodeling
S&S Drywall
S&S Drywall
S&S Drywall
S&S Drywall
Shake & Shingle/Copious Tech
Shake & Shingle/Copious Tech
Shake & Shingle/Copious Tech
Shake & Shingle/Copious Tech
Shake & Shingle/Copious Tech
Antonio Williams
Dave Dillow
Jason Willenborg
Mike Hartoin
Pete Kofarago
Richard Shemwell
Ronald Hockingly
Ronnie Eiskant
Scott Darr
Dave Augsberger
Denny Trimble
John Roth
Paul Harris
Dan Kramper
David Thomas
Kevin Brumitt
Mike Strumpel
Rick Richter
Trent Ketchum
Brian Orr
Buddy Brewer
Chris Jones
Jessie Lopez
Lowell Powell
Matt Kraft
John Barlow
Brent Phelps
Chad Abernathy
Kevin Benson
Lendell Phelps
Scott Gruber
Aaron Klemme
James Brown
Jon Edler
Kevin Long
Mark Gau
Mark Potthast
Chris Cooper
Jason Burton
Keith Reinneck
Pat Floweus
Scott Giffhorn
Adam Peters
Dan Fietsom
Don Padgett
Gaines Smith
Matt Steely
Zec Bishop
Collin Becker
Don McClain
Dwayne Edgar
Jacob Scaggs
Brian Dawson
Joe Knox
Kurt Kloba
Paul Sieberlich
Tom Bickman
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Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Brad Perraut
Joe Swingle
Matt Darr
Rocky Eveans
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Srogus Construction
Tamko Building Supply/TFH Const.
Tamko Building Supply/TFH Const.
Tamko Building Supply/TFH Const.
Tamko Building Supply/TFH Const.
Tamko Building Supply/TFH Const.
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TheBANK of Edwardsville
TheBANK of Edwardsville
TheBANK of Edwardsville
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Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Yaekel & Associates
Rocky Lee Eveans
Rodney Eveans
BJ Srogus
Harry Stewart
Jeff Carmack
Jeff Robertson
Nick Neff
Dave Scott
Frank Srogus
John Goodwin
Tom Whitehill
Chris Huff
Mike Schaal
Pat Conder
Rocky Shemwell
Tony Huff
Cale Henke
Paul Millard
Aaron Royals
Paul Hanson
Bill Dahlman Sr
Bob Mann
Eric Pointez
Greg Brown
Jerry Yaekel Sr
Larry Muskopf
Bill Dahlman Jr
Casey Sweeney
Dave Isselhard
Jerry Yaekel Jr.
Marc Frederich
Scott Bauman
Chris Slago
John Meurer
Josh Meurer
Matt Paule
Neil Rakers
Bob Ketrow
Bryan Dodd
Chris Berry
Jason Spengler
Jim Lynch
Kent Dickeman
Brian Oeltjen
Mark Eichholz
Mark Homann
Mark Vasquez
Scott Behrmann
Tim Pruett
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Overtime Rule Doubles Salary Threshold,
Takes Effect Dec. 1
NAHB today blasted the Department of Labor
(DOL) after it issued its final overtime rule, stating
that the regulation will hurt the workers it is
intended to help while also causing major harm to
the nation’s small business owners.
In a hard-hitting official statement, NAHB Chairman
Ed Brady said:
“The sheer arrogance displayed by the Department
of Labor in failing to heed the concerns of the
nation’s small business community will result in
severe repercussions that will harm workers, small
businesses, housing affordability, job growth and
the economy.
“By radically doubling the current overtime salary
limit of $23,660 to $47,476, this blatant regulatory
overreach will essentially hurt many of the workers
the rule was meant to help. Small business owners
across the land, including the vast majority of home
building firms, will be forced to scale back on pay
and benefits, as well as cutting workers’ hours in
order to avoid overtime requirements and remain in
business.
“Congress can play
a constructive role
by moving quickly
to pass the
Protecting
Workplace
Advancement and
Opportunity Act
(House bill H.R.
4773 and Senate
bill S. 2707),
legislation that
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would force the agency to withdraw this rule until it
has considered the effects it would have on small
businesses, consumers, workers and the
economy.”
The rule, which will take effect Dec. 1, indexes the
salary threshold to inflation every three years,
forcing employers to go through this process on an
ongoing basis. Moreover, the huge spike in the
overtime threshold could force many employers to
convert salaried employees to hourly workers in
order to remain solvent. These workers could wind
up earning less money than they were making
previously, and lose the workplace flexibility that
comes with being a salaried employee..
This 100% increase to the salary threshold for
overtime eligibility will hit the home building industry
particularly hard and harm housing affordability.
It will reduce job-advancement opportunities and
the hours of full-time construction supervisors,
leading to construction delays, increased costs and
less affordable housing options for consumers.
NAHB estimates more than 96,000 construction
supervisors would become overtime eligible under
this rule.
“Given the huge economic disruption this rule will
cause, the Department of Labor needs to start over
and produce a sensible plan that will gradually raise
the overtime threshold from its current rate and
properly take into account the regional variations in
wages and cost of living,” said Brady.
For more information, please contact
NAHB’s Suzanne Beall at 800-368-5242 x8407.
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about financial hardships
Governor Rauner held a small roundtable
discussion in May with local business owners
from the Metro East, including Bob Dee Jr. with
Homes by Deesign. Discussion was mainly
focused on needed reforms such as works
comp reform and lowering property taxes. Bob
Dee was able to address the workers
compensation cost concerns stating they are
twice as high as they would be in Missouri,
Above is photo of roundtable
discussion via News Channel 4.
Photo to the right is Bob Dee Jr.
w/ Homes by Deesign standing
with Governor Rauner.
adding that an improved business environment
would help the construction industry. “If people
are going to build new homes they need to feel
there is confidence in the area and stay in Illinois”
All participants spoke up on the high costs for
workers comp with a collective message shared
with Governor Rauner.
2016 Building Industry Laws You Should Know Book!
We are excited to announce the 2016 Building Industry Laws You Should Know
book. This publication is the result of your local and state Home Builders
Associations working together to provide you with valued information of
Illinois Building Laws put into this reference book.
Laws included are as follows:
 Builder & Remodeler Laws
 Consumer Protection Laws
 Illinois Energy Conservation Code
 Land Development Laws
 Tax Policy Laws
 Elected Officials 99th General Assembly
As a member of the HBA and as one of the many benefits you will be receiving this book
complimentary in the mail soon.
In addition to the book we have included the HBA logo decal so you can proudly
display your membership status on your store or vehicle window, hardhats etc.
If you would like additional copies please contact the HBA office at (618) 343-6331.
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׉	 7cassandra://zHwmVqKh06jX9SJZskkBbzspKiNqhlOVEfDJ8ykZ5XY+#` WOp䰍W(׉EIllinois Supreme Court Supports Waiver of
Implied Warranty of Habitability:
In 1979, the Illinois Supreme
Court held that a homebuyer
received an implied warranty of
habitability, as a matter of
public policy. This meant that
the home they bought must be
built sufficient for its intended
purpose as a residence; and the
builder would be responsible for
latent defects for a “reasonable”
period of time after
construction. Petersen v.
Hubschman Construction Co.,
76 Ill. 2d 31 (1979).
By: Sue Schultz, Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard P.C.
resident not sold the home
quickly (i.e., original buyer had
not waived the implied warranty
and would have had the benefit
of the warranty, had they
continued to live in the home
when the latent defect was
discovered. Redarowicz v.
Ohlendorf, 92 Ill. 2d 171
(1982).
The Illinois Supreme Court did
hold, however, that the buyer
and the builder could contract
for the buyer to waive the
implied warranty, but required
that strict requirements be
followed, to establish a knowing
waiver for which consideration
was given. Consideration has,
frequently, been given in the
form of an express warranty that
was for a specified duration
(typically, one or two years),
and/or a lower purchase price
for the home.
In 1982, the Supreme Court
expanded the benefit of the
implied warranty to a
subsequent purchaser who
purchased the house from the
original resident within a short
period of time (in the actual
case, approximately 1 year),
because the builder was in the
same position as they would
have been, had the original
In 2015, the 1st District
Appellate Court ruled that the
implied warranty of habitability
protected a second purchaser,
even when the original
purchaser had executed a
knowing waiver for which the
builder provided consideration
and the second buyer bought the
house “AS IS” from the original
buyer. Fattah v. Mirek Bim et
al, 2015 IL App (1st) 140171,
para. 41.
In an opinion filed May 19,
2016, the Illinois Supreme
Court reversed this ruling of the
appellate court, and held that the
implied warranty of habitability
does not continue to apply to a
second purchaser, if the original
purchaser had given a proper
waiver for which the builder
provided adequate
consideration.
The Court noted that to hold
otherwise would alter the
contract for which the builder
had bargained. This decision
restores the basis for builders to
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prudently enter express
warranties, in consideration for
a knowing waiver of the implied
warranty by the original
purchaser.
The ruling is a good reason for
all builders to review the
contracts and practices you use,
to ensure you are properly
obtaining a knowing waiver of
the implied warranty, if you do
offer an express warranty and/or
a lower purchase price, in
exchange for a waiver of the
implied warranty. It is an even
better reason for builders who
are not presently obtaining
waivers to discuss the practice
with qualified legal counsel.
For those who build in
Missouri, it should be noted that
Missouri, also, recognizes the
implied warranty of habitability
– but did not join with Illinois in
expanding the protection to a
second buyer and limits the
warranty to benefit only the first
purchaser who had directly
contracted with the
builder. John H. Ambruster &
Co. v. Hayden Company –
Builder Developer, Inc., 622
S.W.2d 704, 705 (Mo. App.
E.D. 1981) and Clark v.
Landelco, Inc., 657 S.W.2d 634
(Mo. App. W.D. 1983). Similar
to Illinois, Missouri allows a
knowing waiver by the first
purchaser; but strict
requirements must be followed.
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All too frequently the argument is made that government assistance programs subsidize low wage
employers. That is, firms like Wal-Mart, McDonalds and Target, to
name just a few, are able to pay very low wages precisely because
management knows that their low paid employees will qualify for
Medicaid, food stamps (officially known as the Supplemental
Nutritional Assistance Program) and other such public assistance. As a
result, it’s assumed that these public programs allow firms to pay lower
wages than would be possible were these programs not to exist. To be
blunt, this position is completely wrong.
Rather than subsidizing low-wage employers, public assistance programs generally reduce the supply of
low-skilled workers who are willing to work for low pay and poor benefits. This is because in many
cases, benefits are more generous when family incomes are very low or zero. As family income rises,
benefits are frequently cut back or eliminated entirely. By reducing the pool of workers willing to take
poorly paying jobs, Medicaid and most public assistance programs tend to increase, rather than
decrease, wages at the bottom of the pay scale. Were these programs not to exist, the unemployed
would be more eager to work than they currently are, and thus more willing to work at a lower wage.
Again, the availability of health insurance, food stamps, and other assistance when work is not a
requirement means that paid employment is somewhat less attractive than would otherwise be the case.
Moreover, the fact that in many cases benefits are reduced as earnings rise means that work is
financially less rewarding to these households than it is to unsubsidized households. In short, programs
that offer more generous payments to those with no earnings than to those with higher incomes reduces
the supply of workers willing to work at very low pay. This is quite the opposite of a subsidy to lowwage
paying firms.
Two programs that are exceptions to the above are the Earned Income tax Credit (EITC) and childcare
subsidies targeted at working families with low incomes. Because benefits are only paid to families
with a parent who is employed, these programs encourage work. By boosting the supply of low-wage
labor, these programs increase labor supply and thus decrease wages. However, these programs are not
really subsidies to low-wage employers. Rather, they are programs that offer inducements for low-wage
workers to enter the job market and take jobs that do not offer adequate pay by making it financially
advantageous to do so. The goal of the EITC is to improve the standard of living of low-income
families and encourage work, without fear that as a result of a rise in earned income, public benefits will
be lost. In this way the EITC makes work pay.
In conclusion, public assistance programs that offer benefits to non-working Americans reduce the
incentive to work, thus boosting wages. Similarly, programs that dramatically reduce benefits as
household income rises also boost wages by making work less attractive. There are no subsidies here.
While programs that incentivize work, like the EITC,
increase the supply of workers and thus decrease
wages slightly, calling such programs employer
subsidies is essentially mistaking the bathwater for the
baby.
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Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of
GraphsandLaughs, LLC and can be reached
at Elliot@graphsandlaughs.net. His daily 70
word economics and policy blog can be seen
at www.econ70.com.
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Associated Bank
Brennan Building & Remodeling
Central Bank of St. Louis
CertaPro Painters
Champion Waterproofing, Inc.
CMG Custom Construction
Faber Contracting
Fulford Construction, Inc.
Henges Interiors
Kappert Construction Co., Inc.
Liese Lumber Co., Inc.
Light Brite Distributing
LS Building Products
O’Fallon Belo Plumbing & Mechanical
Rebel, Inc.
Srogus Construction, Inc.
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Remodelers Council
AutoHome Appliances
Copious Technologies
Sutton Siding & Remodeling
Green Building Council
AutoHome Appliances
Greener Visions LLC
RP Lumber Company
Professional Women in Building Council
Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard PC
HBA MEMBERSHIP UPDATE!
NAHB Report for April 2016 shows that we are
191 members strong and have a retention rate
of 90.5%!
We are also ranked #3 in the state and not far
behind the top two!
#2 - Springfield with 200 members
#1 - Northern with 202 members
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TFH Construction Ltd
518 Ace Road
Collinsville, IL 62234
Phone: (618) 345-7965
Email: shuff@tfhconstruction.com
Website: www.tfhconstruction.com
Knock-Out Homes
408 Franklin Ave
Troy, IL 62294
Phone: (618) 781-8208
Email: klongshorty@yahoo.com
May 2016 New Members
Josh Brown
Superior Homes
3470 Vicksburg Dr
Edwardsville, IL 62025
Phone: (618) 781-5046
Email: josh@superior-homes.net
Website: www.superior-homes.net
Kevin Long
Sue Huff
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Thank you to everyone that was able to
attend the HBA Cubs vs. Cardinals Day
Game. Even though we may not have
brought home a winner - fun was still had
by all!
Professional Women in Building Council Announces one of the
Professional Women in Building Scholarship Recipients for 2016
Heather Schulte is a senior at Mater Dei Catholic High School in Breese, IL and is an incredible
student who has a 3.98 GPA and is ranked 17th in her class.
Her academic awards, leadership and recognition include: Noon Chorus Award, Student of the
Quarter, Theology Award, National Honor Society for 3 years, High Honor Roll for 4 years,
Placed 3rd in Engineering Graphics at the World Youth in Science & Engineering, Student
Ambassador for 3 years, Student Teacher in Operation Safe Kids Program and Class
Representative in Student Council.
Cherity Freeze w/
Wells Fargo Home
Mortgage and
Heather Schulte
She has also participated in many extracurricular activities including 4 years of Soccer and MVP
her Junior year, Head Captain of Club Soccer Team, Dance Team, Future Business Leaders of
America and School Choir just to name a few.
With all of these activities still finds time to be an active member of her parish’s youth ministry as well as
volunteering in many community activities.
Heather plans to become a certified architect specializing in sustainability with her determination, drive and
experience in rebuilding homes, being a part of the set crew for plays and musicals and designer for
homecoming parade float there is no doubt she will reach any goal she sets.
Congratulations it is an honor for the Professional Women in Building Council to grant Heather this award!
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at St. Louis Regional Airport
8 Terminal Drive, East Alton, IL
(618) 259-2531
Exhibitor & Sponsorship
Packet Available at
www.hbaswil.org
ONE DAY ONLY EVENT!
The St. Louis Regional Airport Wings & Wheels combined
all of their events into one day!
Our new Fall Home Show date and time is
Saturday - September 24th from 9 am - 4 pm
New Booth Costs: $225 to $375
HBA Fall Home Show Plan
download the current floor plan at www.hbaswil.org
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Brands participating in the Member Rebate Program.
HBA members are eligible to receive a rebate thru 4 easy steps:

Register - provide your company information

Claim form - report the products you used every quarter along with
the project address with several options to report online, customized
excel spreadsheet or rebate fax form.
 Deadlines to submit quarterly purchases: Feb, May, Aug & Nov

Claims Process - receive your remittance
statement and your rebate check
www.HBArebates.com
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If your Subcontractor provided the materials/product you can still claim them for your project as
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3 different forms you can chose from for your convenience
 Rebate Claim Form lists all participating Manufacturers in the program for you to choose
from with a separate form to list the address of the projects and fax, scan to email or mail.
 Customized Excel Claim form will prompt you to enter your company name and select the
manufacturers you would like to add to your template, then click “download template” to
save a copy to your computer and enter the information required. Once completed submit via
email to info@hbarebates.com.
 Online Claim Form will prompt you to enter your company name, address of the home/
project and choose the manufacturer(s) from a dropdown box, click submit and repeat for
each home/project.
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Sample of an Issue in the QA book.
4.4 Cracks in Exterior Concrete
Observation: Exterior concrete - sidewalks, porches, patios,
drive- ways, etc. - are cracked.
Standard: Some random cracking of exterior concrete will
occur and is to be expected. If settling causes cracks that
exceed 1/4 inch width or 3/16 inch in vertical displacement, it
is considered excessive.
Builder’s Responsibility: The builder is responsible for
correcting only those cracks that exceed the standard. An
appropriate joint or crack filler can be used and is acceptable for
a crack up to 1/2 inch in width or vertical displacement.
Homeowner’s Responsibility: For aesthetic purposes,
smaller cracks may be filled with a waterproof concrete caulk.
While this may reduce the appearance of the crack, it should be
noted that there will be a color and texture variance between the
original concrete and the caulking.
Discussion: Driveways, patios, and sidewalks should have
expansion and contraction joints which help to control surface
cracking. Refer to definition number 5 on page 9.
Contained in the 200 pages of the QA Book are 22 section of the
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