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NEWSLETTER
To promote, educate and advocate for the Residential Building & Remodeling Industry; providing
resources that benefit industry professionals and consumers in the communities we serve.
PWB Sleigh of Spirits Raffle
KEN DIEL
Thank you to everyone who purchased and
sold tickets for the Sleigh of Spirits.
We had record sales and the winner is
Kerber, Eck & Braeckel
WHATS INSIDE
2020 Year in Review
Upcoming Events
Jan 13 - Showcase Home Zoom Event
March 25 - Anybody’s Game, Networking with a Swing
Apr 22 - PWB Power Women Luncheon &
Earthworks Facility Tour
2021 SHOWCASE HOME UPDATE!
HBR is proud to announce that we have
selected the floor plan from Spencer Homes
and the General Contractor is Mike Needles
with C.A. Jones, Inc. for the Showcase Home
located in Windsor Creek!
See Page 2 & 3 for More Information
Showcase Home Sponsorship Opportunities
Scholarship Program Sponsorship
Membership Announcements
Illinois Tax Credit Program for Industry Employers
Building Permit New Home Starts Report
In Remembrance of Justin Lowder
NAHB News: Lumber Tarriffs Cut
NAHB International Builder Show X
Illinois Policy Institute - Leading the Way
O’Fallon Mayor Roach announcement
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With lumber prices experiencing extreme price
volatility this year and harming housing affordability,
a final determination of the first administrative review
by the U.S. Commerce Department to reduce duties on
shipments of Canadian lumber into the United States
by more than half is good news for American home
builders and home buyers.
“The Commerce Department’s action to reduce duties
from more than 20% to 9% on softwood lumber
shipments from Canada into the U.S. is a positive
development, but more needs to be done,” said NAHB
Chairman Chuck Fowke. “Tariffs have contributed to
unprecedented price volatility in the lumber market in
2020, leading to upward pressure on prices and
harming housing affordability for American
consumers. The U.S. needs to work with Canada to
end the tariffs and achieve a long-term, stable solution
in lumber trade that provides for a consistent and fairly
priced supply of lumber.”
This latest development on the tariff front comes at a
particularly opportune time, with the Random Lengths
Framing Composite Price moving lower since midSeptember
but still up more than 60% since mid-April.
Lower tariffs would mitigate uncertainty and
associated volatility that has plagued the marketplace,
which could help ease upward price pressure on
lumber prices.
Another positive development is that housing
construction and new home sales have moved forward
at a robust pace in recent months as lumber prices
have receded from unprecedented highs. Lumber
prices peaked above $950 per thousand board feet in
September and are now down to roughly $560 per
thousand board feet – which is still at an extremely
high historical level.
NAHB continues to work on all fronts to find
solutions that will ensure a lasting and stable supply of
lumber for the home building industry at a competitive
price.
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of Illinois, to act as a trustee on the newly created Illinois Firefighters
Pension Board. Mayor Roach will be one of three mayors statewide to sit
on this board that is the statutory steward of over six billion dollars in
pension assets for suburban and downstate firefighter pension funds.
“I want to thank my fellow mayors for electing me for this great honor,”
said Mayor Herb Roach. “I join a team with the duty of harbor, protect, and
invest the assets under our care, mindful of the fiduciary duty we have to
firefighters, retirees, and their dependents. I will bring my experience as
Mayor of O’Fallon and 35 years of private corporate experience to help
manage this important pension fund.”
The Illinois Firefighters Pension Fund (IFPF) is a consolidated pension
fund created in 2020 because of Public Act 101-0610, which consolidated
more than 650 downstate and suburban public safety pension funds.
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It’s not easy to defeat a status quo system that has been in place for decades. But that’s exactly
what we’re doing at the Illinois Policy Institute.
Entrenched politicians—like Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan—have rigged our state’s
political system to benefit themselves and their special interests. They’ve prospered, while the
rest of the state has suffered.
We’re building a movement to counter this, and we’re gaining momentum. In 2020, we:
• Revealed the truth about the “fair tax:” Governor JB Pritzker tried to replace Illinois’ fair, flat tax with a
progressive income tax. We showed how his proposed tax would hurt all Illinoisans, including retirees. We also
revealed how the proposal would give lawmakers free rein to change tax rates however and whenever they wanted.
In the end, voters rejected the “fair tax” decisively.
• Highlighted Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan’s corruption: For years, we’ve relentlessly reported on
corruption in the Prairie State, especially as it concerns Madigan. We’ve made Madigan a household name in
Illinois, making known his overwhelming power over Illinois politics. This effort is now paying off. As of today,
19 House Democrats have announced they will not support Madigan’s reelection as Speaker of the House. That
means Madigan is currently five votes below what he needs to win another term as Speaker.
• Made the case for constitutional pension reform: With the defeat of the progressive tax, state lawmakers are
now forced to make a choice in dealing with Illinois’ fiscal crisis. They can continue cutting core services for
Illinoisans in need or they can address the skyrocketing public pension costs. This year, we let the charge in
making the case that constitutional pension reform is the only sensible solution.
All this was made possible by the support of thousands of Illinoisans like you.
CEO of Illinois Policy Institute
John Tillman
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New American Funding - 2 years
Remington Properties - 5 years
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage - 9 years
Wilson Lighting - 2 years
REMODELERS COUNCIL
Belleville Supply
Daech & Bauer Roofing
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There was a budget passed and the veto session was cancelled.
One of our State House of Representatives, Charlie Meier, was able to get involved with a mother from his district
with a handicapped son who resides in a home bringing her objections of not being able to see her child. She
organized the group Illinois Caregivers for Compromise. This Mother was able to get other parents and legislators
to join. They worked with the Illinois Department of Public Health, rallied at the Capitol, wrote letters, made
phone calls, etc. Toward the end of the year they received word that individuals can have a care person with
them! It just takes on person to get the ball rolling and we are very proud that State Representative Charlie
Meier played a part in this.
Family members can go through testing protocols
and enter facilities to take care of their loved ones
as long as there isn’t an ongoing outbreak. This is a
small victory that will mean so much to anyone that
has been kept from being with a loved one in a
facility. The group, Illinois Caregivers for
Compromise, is now lobbying for a state law
mandating the essential caregiver position to
prevent their loved ones from being isolated again.
It goes without saying that COVID-19 has brought
great suffering for many families. Please keep them
in your thoughts and help them get thru this with
your support and understanding.
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from wonderful events we had
throughout the year!
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׉	 7cassandra://Ok3vWZz7SY7pM6yhw57p3RSOIeRHvNKje82qnewRY1c%` _^e׉E(It goes without saying that
losing a loved one this time
of year is never easy. On
December 22, 2020, Justin
Lowder unexpectedly lost
his life from injuries
sustained in an accident.
His loss was completely
unexpected and Justin’s
Friends and Family are shocked and deeply
saddened.
Justin worked for the Home Builders & Remodelers
Association not to long ago. Many of you will
remember him for his fun loving attitude towards life
and his axe throwing skills that earned him the title of
Axe Master! After leaving the HBR, Justin found his
niche working for C. A. Jones, Inc. as their Marketing
Manager where his coworkers quickly became like
family. Justin did a great job of representing C.A.
Jones at many of our HBR events, such as the Axe
Throwing, Golf Outing, and many other great
gatherings of members and friends. Those events
will always bring us great joy in remembering Justin’s
love for life and his work.
He was the lead singer of the popular Metro-East
band, Black Top Boulevard, and he sadly leaves
behind a young son, Brady, who was his biggest love
and greatest accomplishment. Our hearts go out to
Justin’s fiancé,
Paige Guenther,
his son, his family
and to his friends.
Justin was always
a pleasure to be
around and he will
be greatly missed
by many.
Due to COVID-19
restrictions, a
private memorial
was held. A larger
celebration of life
is being planned
for later in 2021.
A Facebook
Memorial Page is
available for Justin
Lowder to leave
condolences and
follow the great
plans his friends
and family have to
keep Justin’s
memory alive.
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