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Volume 9, No. 7 • July 2016

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From the President Many of you may remember several of us that have been attending state meetings reporting on the issues some areas have been having regarding their extraterritorial jurisdictions or ETJ (Extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) is the legal ability of a government to exercise authority beyond its normal boundaries.) Below is a victory to a 3yr. or longer battle that TAB had a major role in helping local HBA’s win.

MAJOR VICTORY FOR PROPERTY RIGHTS AND HOUSING AFFORDABILITY: TEXAS SUPREME COURT RELEASES BIZIOS OPINION On May 27, 2016 the Texas Supreme Court released its opinion in the Town of Lakewood Village v. Bizios. In doing so, the Court affirmed the Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas' finding that the Texas Local Government Code does not grant general-law municipalities the power to enforce building code ordinances within their respective extraterritorial jurisdictions (ETJ). The fact pattern for the case involved an overzealous city that was enforcing its building codes and sizeable fees on a homeowner in the city's ETJ, where property owners do not receive city services nor have the right to vote in city council elections.

This decision is a major victory for private property rights and housing affordability, and makes it clear that the only express power granted by Texas Local Government Code Continues on page 3

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• History of the 4th of July

• What You Need to Know About OSHA • Parade of Homes By: Lee Grace • Housing Hall of Honor Deadline

New Members Saylor Custom Homes...............................Randy Saylor

Welcome!

Renewals Archer Title of Texas......................................Jean Taylor Bishop Realtor Group........................Ashton Gustafson Ferguson-Veresh......................................John Ferguson Hamilton Bryan........................................Steve Fairchild Herring Bank...................................................Chris Aday Higginbotham.............................................Shane Smith Klasse Homes.............................................Steven Klasse Overhead Door Co. of WF........................Adam Wood S&H Granite...................................................Kyle Streich

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July Birthdays Clayton Brandon...........................................................13 Victoria Longo...............................................................15 Bob Hayes......................................................................16 Matt Tibbetts..................................................................16 Chris Aday.....................................................................26 Brian Walser...................................................................29 Carolyn Adams.............................................................30

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Calendar of Events Happy Independence Day.................................July 4, 2016 Office Closed............................................................................

General Membership...........................................July 7, 2016 Meeting.......................................................................11:30AM Parade of Homes & Special Events..................July 13, 2016 Committee Meeting..................................................11:00AM Budget & By-Laws...............................................July 20, 2016 Committee Meeting..................................................10:30AM Board of Directors...............................................July 20, 2016 Meeting.......................................................................11:00AM

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General Membership Meeting Thursday, July 7, 2016 Kemp Center for the Arts 1300 Lamar 11:30AM Guest Speaker: MSU President Dr. Shipley Scholarship Presentation Scholarship Chairman Bobby Diltz

2016 Dates to Remember • July 4 Independence Day • July 7 General Membership Meeting • July 25 Housing Hall of Honor Nominee Deadline • August 1-5 Sunbelt Builder Show & TAB Summer Committee & Board Meetings, Grapevine, TX. • August 11 General Membership Meeting • September 1 General Membership Meeting • September 26 Annual Golf Tournament • October 6 General Membership Meeting • November 3 General Membership Meeting • November 17-18 TAB Fall Committee & Board Meetings, Austin, TX. • December 1 Annual Christmas Party

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sections 212.002 and 212.003 is the authority to enforce plating and subdivision ordinances (and not building codes) in a city's ETJs. Support for the case was provided by the Texas Association of Builders, the Dallas Builders Association and the Greater San Antonio Builders Association. The full opinion can be found here: http://www.txcourts.gov/media/1378446/15010 6.pdf Outcomes like this set precedence for other cases that could happen anywhere and can effect even you. This is your membership at work.

To keep up with other issues TAB or NAHB is working on visit their web sites at www.texasbuilders.org or www.nahb.org and read the various articles or sign up for publications to be sent to you.

I would like to thank all of the NTHBA builders who have taken time to either attend the builder meetings and/or send feedback by email regarding the 2015 Energy Codes. With your input we hope the City of Wichita Falls will be able to amend the 2015 Energy Code so it is economically feasible for all builders and remodelers pulling permits in Wichita Falls.

2015 /2016 Officers & Directors President – Eddie Holcomb Vice President – Michael Grassi Associate Vice President – Jake Munholland Treasurer – Scott Flinn Secretary – Sharon Tucker Immediate Past President – John Harmon Builder Directors David Bedingfield 1yr Steve Lane 1yr Doug McCulloch 2yr Steven Klasse 2yr

Associate Directors Cindy David 1yr Kolter Lukert 2yr

State Director - Barney Brock Alternate State Director - Steven Hinson Life Director - Chuck Dennis Life Director - Jose Garcia Executive Vice President - Teri Gibson

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The 2016 Parade of Homes that was held on the weekends of June 3, 4, 5 and June 10, 11, 12, was a huge success according to Michael Grassi, vice president of the North Texas Home Builders Association and chairman of this year’s Parade.

“This was the first year that we have held the Parade on two consecutive weekends instead of running it for 10 consecutive days.

While this was different from past years, we think the new format was a big success and very popular with both viewers and with the volunteers who manned the homes.”

He added, “We had 1394 people purchase tickets and tour the 10 homes in this year’s Parade. Attendance was up almost 100 from last year.” The builders were very pleased with the turn out and are looking forward to the 65th Annual parade in 2017.

Grassi and association President Eddie Holcomb thanked the more than 200 volunteers from Habitat For Humanity who participated at the various homes by selling tickets.

He noted that Habitat For Humanity benefits along with the North Texas Home Builders Association from the ticket sales.

Attendees were able to see the latest trends in design, color and decor. The houses entered in this year’s Parade ranged in price from the $220,000s to $550,000s.

More than 550 tickets were turned in from those who toured the Parade houses for the prize drawing of $250. To enter, participants had to answer the question: How did you hear about the Parade of Homes.

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The winner was Derek Brown. He said he and his wife have attended the Parade of Homes for the past couple of years and normally don’t sign up for the drawing. This year he told his wife, why not, let’s fill it out.

Sponsors for this year’s Parade of Homes were Builders Lumber, while the Patterson Family of Dealerships was the co-sponsor and Landmark Title sponsored the Parade Kickoff Luncheon.

The NTHBA would like to thank everyone who participated in this year’s parade: Parade Sponsor: Builders Lumber Parade Co-Sponsor: Patterson Family of Dealerships Kick-Off Lunch Sponsor: Landmark Title Builders: Bates Building Company, Classic Builder, David Bedingfield Homes, Dennis Company, Douglas Custom Homes, Harmon & Holcomb Homes, Klasse Homes, R.J. Wachsman Homes Advertisers: ABC Supply, Acme Brick, American National Bank, Archer Title of Texas, Atmos Energy, Bishop Realtor Group, Breegle Abbey Carpet & Floor, Builders Lumber, Builders Wholesale, Cornerstone Custom Homes, Decorator Outlet, Donna Adams Insurance, Dutch Watson Cabinets, Ferguson Enterprise, Inc., Ferguson-Veresh, Fidelity Bank, First Bank, First National Bank, Guarantee Title Company, Hamilton Bryan Furniture & Appliances, Jacksboro, National Bank, Kelly Moore Paints, Landmark Title Company, Lantern House, Lonestar Wastewater, Lowe’s, Morrison Supply Company, OK Concrete, Overhead Door Company of Wichita Falls, Patterson Family of Dealerships, S&H Granite, Shoops Texas Termite, Skyline Developers, Stewart Title Company, Texas Carpet Outlet, The Ember Shop,

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Each year on July 4th, also known as Independence Day, Americans celebrate this historic event.

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On July 1, 1776, the Continental Congress reconvened, and on the following day, the Lee Resolution for independence was adopted by 12 of the 13 colonies, New York not voting. Discussions of Jefferson's Declaration of Independence resulted in some minor changes, but the spirit of the document was unchanged. The process of revision continued through all of July 3 and into the late afternoon of July 4, when the Declaration was officially adopted.

Of the 13 colonies, nine voted in favor of the Declaration, two -- Pennsylvania and South Carolina -- voted No, Delaware was undecided and New York abstained. John Hancock, President of the Continental Congress, signed the Declaration of Independence. It is said that John Hancock's signed his name "with a great flourish" so England's "King George can read that without spectacles!"

Today, the original copy of the Declaration is housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and July 4 has been designated a national holiday to commemorate the day the United States laid down its claim to be a free and independent nation.

What you need to know about OSHA's new regulations on workplace injuries

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Every year, employers within certain industries who have more than 10 employees have been required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to maintain a log of safety data and make a summary available internally for all employees to view.

Known as the OSHA 300a, the log essentially lists all of the employee injuries and illnesses recorded by an employer during the year.

In a new ruling announced last month, some of those employers will now be required to share an electronic copy of their 300a data with OSHA, making it available on OSHA’s public website.

That means that c u s t o m e r s , competitors and OSHA investigators will, for the first time, have direct access to a company’s internal safety records.

High-risk Industries All employers with 250 or more employees and those with 20 to 249 employers in “high risk industries� will now be required to report their 300a data electronically to OSHA. Companies must submit their 2016 data by July 1, 2017. 2017 data must be submitted electronically by July 1, 2018.

The industries considered by OSHA to be “high risk� for injuries and illnesses may also come as a urprise to some companies. Grocery stores, department stores and property management companies are among the types of establishments that must comply (see OSHA’s website for a complete list).

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The House today approved the Small Business Healthcare Relief Act (H.R. 5447), l e g i s l a t i o n championed by NAHB that would allow small business owners to help their employees pay for health insurance.

“The nation’s home builders commend the tireless efforts of Reps. Charles Boustany (R-La.) and Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) for advancing this bipartisan, common-sense bill that will help small business owners across the land to ease the prohibitive cost of health care insurance for their workers,” said NAHB Chairman Ed Brady, a home builder and developer from Bloomington, Ill. “We urge the Senate to act promptly to pass companion legislation S. 3060.”

The Small Business Healthcare Relief Act would allow home building firms and other small businesses to provide Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs), which let employers contribute something to their employee health costs. Specifically, HRAs allow small businesses to offer pre-tax dollars to insured employees to help pay premiums and/or other out-of-pocket costs associated with medical care and services.

HRAs are very flexible and affordable, allowing employers to design their plan to meet the unique needs of their company. All employer contributions to the plan are 100 percent deductible to the employer, and tax-free to the employee, making this a great benefit to help workers to obtain health insurance.

Unfortunately, the Internal Revenue Service issued guidance in 2013 stating that employers are no longer able to use HRAs because they don’t meet the requirements of the Affordable Care Act. Not only did the IRS make HRAs illegal, the agency decreed that all employers can face fines of $100 per day per employee if they offer this benefit to their workers. That can add up to $36,500 per employee over the course of a year

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and up to $500,000 per company. This $100 per day penalty went into effect on July 1, 2015.

“By reinstating the use of HRAs and rescinding the punitive IRS penalties associated with them, this legislation will allow small employers with fewer than 50 employees to help their workers to obtain coverage or pay for their medical bills,” said Brady.

“The Senate must now do its part so that our nation’s small businesses can continue to voluntarily provide health care assistance to their employees without fear of government reprisal

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Establishing a culture of safety Additionally, in 2015, OSHA updated a separate rule that requires all employers to report by phone or online all employee deaths, amputations, losses of an eye, or immediate overnight hospital admissions. All deaths must be reported within eight hours and the others within 24 hours.

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