99 North Construction + A&A Electric & Underground, Inc. + AB Systems, Inc. + Abacus Engineering + Abbco Company + ABC Supply Co., Inc. - North Rochester + ABC Supply Co., Inc. - South Rochester + ABC Water Conditioning Service, Inc. + Above All Roofing of Rochester, Inc. + Accord Electric, Inc. + Action Plumbing, Heating & A/C + Adair Electric Company + Adamson Motors + Advanced Builders & Remodeling + Advanced Building Center, Inc. + Advanced Disposal + Advantage Cabinets, Inc. + Aerotek + Alexander & Sons Builders + All Craft Exteriors, LLC + All Sons' Exteriors, Inc. + Allegra Marketing + All-Star Basements + Altra Federal Credit Union + American Engineering Testing, Inc. + American Waterworks + And More By Kori + Andersen Windows, Inc. + Anderson Construction + Appliance Village Company + Arcon Land, LLC + Arrow Building Center + Associated Bank + Ausrud Tile & Stone, LLC (A.T.S.) + B&C Plumbing & Heating, Inc. + Barton Brothers Construction, LLC + Basement Water Control + Batzel Builders, Inc. + BBHA Rochester, LLC + BDS Contract Door & Hardware Co. + Beacon Roofing Supply + Beckley's Office Products + Bell Bank Mortgage + Benike Construction + Beyond Kitchens, LLC + Bigelow Homes + Bigelow-Lennon Construction, LLC + Blooming Prairie EDA + Bobcat of Rochester + Bolton & Menk, Inc. + Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc. + Brandon Henderson's Construction Plus, LLC + Brauer Roofing, Inc. + Braun Intertec Corporation + Brekke Fireplace Shoppe + Bremer Bank + Brennan Companies + Bricewood, LLC + Briese Iron Works, Inc. + Bright Ideas + Brinkman Builders, LLC + Brock White Company + Brooks Excavating Company, Inc. + Bruce Bucknell Construction, Inc. + Budget Blinds + Building Restoration Corporation + Burdick Builders, Inc. + Byrne Electric, Inc. + Cachiaras Building & Remodeling + Cambria + CAPS Kitchen & Bath + Carl Bolander & Sons, LLC + Carpet One of Rochester + CarpetsPlus of Rochester + Castlewood Homes, Inc. + Cemstone Supply + Centurion Ridge, LLC + Charlie's Eatery & Pub + Charter Communications / SpectrumReach + Charterpoint Wealth Strategies + Chatfield Lumber Company, Inc. + Chladek Construction, LLC + Chosen Valley Testing, Inc. + Chris Fritsch Custom Homes, LLC + Christian Brothers Cabinets + CHS, Inc. + City of Byron + City of Chatfield + City of Elgin + City of Eyota + City of Kasson + City of Lanesboro + City of Preston + City of Spring Valley + Citywide Insulation, Inc. + CLA + Claremont EDA + Clements Chevrolet Cadillac + Coldwell Banker Burnet + Comfort Air, Inc. + Commercial Leasing Services + Compeer Financial + Completely Clean + Consolidated Communications, Inc. + Construction Partnership, Inc. + Cordes Construction + Cornerstone Builders & Real Estate, Inc. + Corporate Web Services, Inc. + Coulee Bank + Counselor Realty of Rochester, Inc. + Country Financial + Countryside Builders, LLC + Craig Swanson Builders, Inc. + Cravath Homes, LLC + Creative Curb Appeal + Creative Hardwood Floors + Crescent Electric Supply Company + CRW architecture + design group, inc. + Culligan of Rochester & Kasson + Curry's Custom Cut Gutter, LLC + Curtin Drywall, Inc. + Custom Alarm / Custom Communications Inc + Custom Homes by Bradley, Inc. + Custom Retaining Walls & Landscaping, Inc. + Dakota Supply Group, Inc. + Dale Gathje Construction, Inc. + Dan Severson Builders, Inc. + Data-Smart Computers, Inc. + David Reiland Building Contractor, LLC + DeGeus Tile & Granite + Derby Construction, LLC + Design Studio B + Destination Building Center + Destination Medical Center EDA + DeWitz Home Builders, Inc. + Dickison Builders, LLC + DiNicola & Pestka Appraisals + Distinguished Homes by Mitch Hagen, LLC + DMC Plumbing & Heating, Inc. + Dodge County EDA + Dolan's Landscape Center, Inc. + DoubleTree by Hilton + Duke Aerial, Inc. + Dunham Associates, Inc. + Dunlap & Seeger PA + Dynamic Masonry Products, LLC + Eckert Construction, Inc. + ECSI System Integrators + Edel Construction, LLC + Edina Realty Home Services + Elcor Construction, Inc. + Elcor Realty of Rochester, Inc. + Elias Construction, LLC + Elite Concrete Lifting of Minnesota, LLC + Ellingson Companies + Elsmore Plumbing, LLC + Energy Panel Structures + Energy Products & Design, Inc. + EO Johnson Business Technologies + ERH Developing, Inc. + Expert Insulation, Inc. + Express Employment Professionals + F&M Community Bank + Fairway Outdoor Advertising, LLC + Family Tradition Flooring + FASTSIGNS + Ferguson Enterprises + Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc. + Fillmore County EDA + First Alliance Credit Union + First Choice Homes, LLC + First Security Bank + Ford Metro, Inc. + Foster Construction, Inc. + Foster Klima & Co. + Franklin Energy + Frattalone Companies, Inc. + Gary Kline Roofing, Inc. + Gerhards - The Kitchen & Bath Store + Godwin Dold + Golden Tee Development + Goodin Company + GP Development, Inc. + Grand Meadow EDA + Great River Overhead Door + Green Lawncare Irrigation & Service Co. + Greg Speedling Contracting, Inc. + Greg Wellik Construction + Grinde & Dicke Law Firm P.A. + Guaranteed Rate Inc + H&H Company of Rochester, LLC + Haley Comfort Systems + Hallmark Building Supplies, Inc. + Hamilton Plumbing (Merged with B&C) + Hammer Homes Inc + Hanson Construction & Specialty Cabinets, LLC + Harmony EDA + Harris Rochester, Inc. + Hartman Complete Lawncare, LLC + Haworth & Company, Ltd. + Hayfield Window & Door Company + HDR Architecture + Heartland Security Services LLC + Heartman Insurance + Heartwood Homes of Rochester, Inc. + Hentges Glass Company + HGA Architects and Engineers + Hicks Electric, Inc. + Higgins Custom Cabinetry + Highmark Builders + Hiller's Flooring America + Hirshfield's Decorating Center + Home Federal Savings Bank + Home Improvement Professionals, Inc. + Houston County EDA + Hunt Electric Corporation + Hutch's Custom Cabinets + Hy-Vee Stores + ICC Restoration & Cleaning Services + iHeartMedia + Innovative Surfaces, Inc. + Innovilla Custom Homes + Installed Building Solutions II, LLC + IntegraSpec Central/Jeff Mueller Construction + Interiors by J.Curry, LLC + International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 343 + J&M Consulting + J.F. Ahern Company + J.Luxe Interiors, LLC + Jaguar Communications + James Hardie Building Products + Jeff Feece Designs + Jeff Hinkle Custom Homes, Inc. + Jim Kostroski Construction, LLC + Jim Whiting Nursery & Garden Center, Inc. + Joe Hartert Builders, LLC + Johnson Printing + JP's Construction Remodeling & Repair, Inc. + Junge's Flooring + K&M Glass Company + K&S Heating, A/C, Plumbing & Electrical + Kahler Hospitality Key Builders, Inc. + Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. + KIMT - CBS 3 + King's Group + Kariel, Inc. + Kendell Doors & Hardware, Inc. + Kenny Sylvester Construction, LLC + Flooring, LLC + Kirkland Enterprises, LLC + Kitchens Plus + KLHome Staging, LLC + Knight Barry Title United, LLC + Knutson Construction Services + Koball's Poured Walls, Inc. + Kramer Contracting, LLC + Kraus-Anderson Construction Company + Kreofsky Building Supplies + Kruger Electric, Inc. + Kruse Lumber + KTTC / KXLT-TV + Kuehn Motor Company, Inc. + Kuntz Electric, Inc. + Kwik Trip, Inc. + Lacina Siding & Windows, Inc. + Laitala Tile Larson Siding & Windows + LegalShield + Legends Concrete, Inc. + Leitzen Concrete Company + Lake City EDA + Larry Newman Drywall + E c o n o m i c Development Authority + Lewiston EDA + Leyendecker Homebuilders, LLC Products, Inc. + Lembke Construction, Inc. + LeRoy + Lodermeier's, Inc. + Lowe's Home Improvement + Luxury Bath Remodeling + LVC Companies, Inc. + M.P. Kaye Builders, Inc. + Madery Construction, LLC + Maier Tree & Lawn + Majestic Homes, Inc. + Maplewood Custom Homes + Markham Homes, LLC + Marvin Windows & Doors + Massey Land Surveying & Engineering + Master Builders, Inc. + MBT Bank + McGough Construction + MDH, Inc. + Med City Builders of Rochester, LLC + Med City Painting & Decorating, Inc. + MedCity LLC + Meier Companies, Inc. + MEP Associates + Merchants Bank + Merit Consulting + MedCity Duct Cleaning, Contracting, Inc. + Meyer Borgman Johnson, Inc. + Michael Jack, LLC + Michael's Custom Cabinets, Inc. + Midwest Floor Solutions, Inc. + Midwest Walls, LLC + Mike Allen Homes, LLC + Minnesota 97.5 FM KNXR + Minnesota Building Contractors + Minnesota Energy Resources Corporation + Minnwest Bank + Minuteman Press + MLT Group + Molin Concrete Products Company + Moneycap, LLC representing Family Heritage Products + Montgomery Meadows Development, LLC + Morris Concrete, Inc. + Mortenson + Morton Buildings, Inc. + NAWIC Southeast Minnesota Chapter 346 + Norbord + North Risk Partners, C.O. Brown Division + NRZ Construction & Consulting, LLC + Nuss Truck & Equipment + Ohly Law Office + Olmsted County Planning Dept, Enviro Safety Div + Olmsted County Public Health + Olmsted Medical Center + On Site Companies + ONB Bank + Otis Custom Homes, LLC + Overhead Door Company of Olmsted County + Paape Energy Services + Pace International + Palmer Soderberg, Inc. + Paramark Corporation + PC Applications Consultants, Inc. + Pearson Builders, Inc. + Pella Windows & Doors + Penz Custom Homes, Inc. + People's Energy Cooperative + Peterson Well Drilling, Inc. + Pine Island EDA + Pine Island Lumber + Pompeii Painting, Inc. + Post-Bulletin Company, LLC + PowerLift Doors by French Manufacturing, Inc. + Powers Ventures + o Prehn Building Sales, Inc. + Premier Alarm & Security, Inc. + Premier Bank Rochester + Prime Time Painting of Rochester, LLC + Priority Construction Services + Pro Guard Homes + Pro Image Promotions & Apparel + Providentia, LLC + Q u a l i t y Overhead Door Company, Inc. + Quality Siding & Window, Inc. + R&M Development Company + R. Fleming Construction, Inc. + R.J. Manemann Custom Homes, Inc. + Radcliffe Homes & Remodeling + Range Custom Homes, LLC + RE/MAX Results + Real Property Appraisals, LLC + Realty Edge Team + Region Millworks, Inc. + Reliable Contractors, Inc. + River City Builders & Millworks, Inc. + Robert Gill Builder, Inc. + Roberts Hamilton + Rochester Area Appraisals, LLC + Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce + Rochester Area Economic Development, Inc. (RAEDI) + Rochester Area Foundation + Rochester Asphalt & Concrete, Inc. + Rochester Building Safety Department + Rochester Community & Technical College (RCTC) + Rochester Concrete Products, LLC + Rochester Plumbing & Heating/Roto Rooter + Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) + Rochester Public Works + Rochester Ready Mix Concrete Company + Rochester Title & Escrow Company, Inc. + Rochester Towneclub, LLC + Rory's Home Improvement, LLC + RSM US LLP + RSP Architects + Ryan Companies US, Inc. + Ryan Electric, Inc. + Ryan Windows & Siding, Inc. + Rymark Construction, LLC + S&S Overhead Door, Inc. + S.L. Contracting, Inc. + Sargent's Landscape Nursery, Inc. + Schad Tracy Signs, Inc. + Schluter Systems + Schoeppner, Inc. + Schwab LLC + Schwickert's Tecta America, LLC + Scott Berberich Construction, LLC + Seavey Builders, Inc. + Shanahan Building & Remodeling, LLC + Sherwin Williams Company + Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. 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ROCHESTER AREA BUILDERS, INC. 2019 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Index JUNE Calendar......................................2 RAB 2019 Calendar of Events.............3 Presidents Letter..................................4 Meet our Board.....................................5 Networking Night.............................. 6-7 Home Show....................................... 8-9 Golf Outing......................................... 10 Ask the Professional........................12
MAY 28 27 JUNE 6 25 JULY 4 30
Networking Night @ Knutson Construction Office Closed – Memorial Day
40 Below Event................................13 GET CONNECTED!............................ 14 Press Release- RSP............................15
RAB Golf Outing Networking Night @ The Pinske Edge
NAHB - Eye On Housing................... 17 Press Release - Grinde & Dicke Law Firm... 18 Rochester Public Works.................... 19
Office Closed for Independence Day TBD NAHB Mid-Year Board Meeting – TBD Member Appreciation Night @ Mayowood Stone Barn
AUGUST 27 Networking Night @ Podein’s Power Equipment with the City of Stewartville SEPTEMBER 2 Office Closed – Labor Day 12 Sporting Clay Shoot 21-22 Remodelers Tour 21-22, 28-29 Fall Showcase of Homes 24 General Membership Meeting @ DoubleTree OCTOBER 29 Networking Night @ Bobcat of Rochester NOVEMBER TBD Past Presidents Dinner 21 Celebration of Leaders Dinner 28-29 Office Closed – Thanksgiving Holiday DECEMBER 6 Christmas Party @ TBD 24-25 Office Closed – Christmas Holiday FUTURE DATES International Builders Show January 21-23, 2020 – Las Vegas, NV Builders Home Show February TBD, 2020 – Mayo Civic Center
Elliott Eisenberg............................... 21 Project Build.....................................22 NAHB - Eye On Housing...................23 Membership Update........................ 24 Foundations Ad Opportunity............25 NAHB Auto Deal................................26 Rochester & Byron Building Permits.....................28 Olmsted Building Permits................29 Member Rebate Program................30 Information from RAB...................... 31 Build Your Home Tax Free................32 NAHB Member Discounts................33
Executive Director/Editor John Eischen Production Shelly Bahlmann The Rochester Builders newsletter is the official publication of Rochester Area Builders, Inc. This newsletter is published and distributed monthly to its members and others associated with the building industry. Neither the advertisers, nor RAB will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints, typographical errors, etc., herein contained.
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Letter from The President It’s that time of year – things are heating up (and I’m not talking about the weather!). The construction and service industry is growing in SE Minnesota which means we have more competition than ever before. Competition exists in every field and, believe it or not, can actually be good for your business. Competition leads to innovation, improved customer service, increased motivation, and a better understanding of your target market. Feeling the heat from your competitors is a great way to force ourselves to take an honest look in the mirror and decide how we can overcome obstacles. Rochester Area Builders is dedicated to providing members the resources needed to grow your business, continue your education, get more involved in our communities, and network with other builders, potential clients, and yep, even your competitors. A great way to find out what your competitors and colleagues are up to is to attend our monthly Networking Night. These events are focused on building long-term relationships and establishing a good reputation within the local building industry and our overall community. They involve meeting and getting to know people who you can assist and those who can potentially help you in return. Thank you to Knutson Construction for hosting our May 28th networking event and we look forward to our next event on June 25th hosted by The Pinske Edge. Staying in front of your competition is important, however giving back to our community is something all of us have an obligation to do. I recently had the pleasure of attending the Kasson-Mantorville Skills Competition on May 15th. This event was part of our year-long job shadow program with the KM High School Industrial Technology program. The program received a brand-new ladder courtesy of RAB and the students learned invaluable insights about the skilled trades industry. Thank you to DeWalt and Pace International for their partnership. Job shadowing isn’t just about teaching local youth about the trades, but also equipping them with experiences they will remember as they are thinking about what they would like to pursue after high school. Now, for a little friendly competition – the 2019 RAB Golf Outing is Thursday, June 6th at Willow Creek Golf Course and is presented by Altra Federal Credit Union with lunch provided by Think Mutual Bank. Our format is a four-person scramble and will be a day filled with fun and prizes, including a new car from Clements Chevrolet Cadillac for the first person to get a hole in one! Thank you to all our members for signing up – this event is completely sold out! In closing, thank you all for your hard work and dedication. The Spring Showcase of Homes was a prime example of the talent, diversity, and professionalism among the members of our association. Hundreds of people across SE Minnesota showed up to support our builders, which is a true testament to everyone who participated. Continue utilizing the resources RAB provides to its members to grow your business and network this year.
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Meet OUR BOARD Tom Leimer Knutson Construction Vice President / General Manager
What is your hometown? Truman, MN Family: Wife (Kristine) and two kids (Blake – 5, Brooke – 3) How many years have you been a member of RAB? 5 years Briefly state why RAB is important to you or your story of how you became a board member: It started by joining the Builder’s Exchange and becoming chair which allowed me to attend the RAB board meetings and when asked to do a term on the board I accepted because I continue to enjoy meeting new people in the Rochester community and receiving updates how the industry is constantly changing in our market. When you’re not working, what is your favorite thing to do? Golfing or playing any sport with my two kids. What did you want to be when you grew up? If I wouldn’t have went into the construction industry I would have been a math teacher. My first job was: My first construction job was stocking shelves at Hy-Vee when I was 16. Who is your favorite sports team? All Minnesota teams If I were to try out for a reality TV show, I’d try out for :The Amazing Race because my wife and I enjoy the show and about ten years ago my wife and I participated in the Rochester Library Amazing Race and finished second.
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Once Upon a Playhouse will be open at Rochesterfest June 24-29, 2019. 11am-8pm Check out this year's playhouses. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $25 Drawing for the playhouses will be on stage at Rochesterfest on Saturday, June 29th at 5:00pm
Barn built by Riverland Community College
Timberwolf Lodge built by Knutson Construction
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2020 Booth Registration FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL BEGINS: JUNE 21st
ONLINE REGISTRATION Friday, February 7th; 3:00p - 8:00p Saturday, February 8th; 9:00a - 6:00p Sunday, February 9th; 11:00a - 4:00p
• 10' x 10' Booth Space = $730 • Non-member fee of $295
• First right of refusal starts: June 21, 2019 • Open booth date: August 2, 2019 • 2 for 1 Friday Adult Tickets • Construction Career Center
• Resource Way: Sustainability and Energy Efficiency • Seminars on Saturday & Sunday
New For 2020 • Featured attraction (Announcement soon) • Lower adult admission
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What is the best type of insulation to use in new construction?
What are the benefits of having a home “certified” under a green building program?
“Any insulation product can perform well when you install it right, whether it’s fiberglass or mineral wool. It’s all about the installation, and if that’s done properly, you can get a highly energy-efficient home using these products.” (Insulation Institute)
We are often asked this question, typically due to the perceived added cost for many programs or certifications. For the typical home owner, having a home “certified” provides a clear expectation and goal for the project team. It holds them accountable to do what they have committed to do and most programs and certifications use independent third parties to ensure things are done correctly and according to the guidelines of that program or certification. Most programs also require that considerations and planning be made at the design stages. This will also ensure things are done more cost effectively and brings project teams together ahead of time to work out all foreseeable challenges, which ultimately leads to a successful project for all.
Some types of insulation also serve other functions, such as air and/or vapor barriers. These added functions make some insulation types a more sensible choice when design or wall types make it difficult for standard installations to be done correctly. It is critical to know all the properties of your insulation before selecting. Regarding health and the environment, not all insulation is the same. Foam insulations commonly contain highly toxic flame retardants and asthma-causing chemicals. Other products may contain formaldehyde, a carcinogen and respiratory hazard. For more information on this, see “Guidance for Specifying Healthier Insulation and Air-Sealing Materials” by the NRDC.
An additional benefit is the marketing and education opportunities having a certified home may provide. Advocating for sustainable building practices can sometimes be best achieved through “doing” and “sharing” so that others can see and learn from the process.
Are triple pane windows worth the additional cost? A certification can also lead to increased value of the home Then deciding on the most energy efficient window, there are several factors to consider. Thermal resistance, light transmittance, air tightness, solar heat gain and even type of window; all of which are important. Doing your research on these properties will prove beneficial and will also allow you to decide on whether you need to incur the additional cost for triple pane windows, which is a direct factor to some of these properties.
and marketability if it is ever put on the real estate market. Appraisers and real estate professionals are beginning to recognize certifications in listings and are becoming more and more educated on how these can be leveraged to maximize a home’s value.
DO YOU GET CONSTRUCTION RELATED QUESTIONS? As an RAB member, who is an expert in your buildingrelated field, you can provide answers to common In the end, it’s more about maximizing the R-Value and being questions that are asked of you. We want to publish strategic with the SHGC (solar heat gain coefficient). An your answers to those questions. Please contact Shelly. efficient home will have windows that have a whole window U-Value of 0.25 or less, solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) between 0.30 and 0.60, and a visible light transmittance (VT) of 0.50 or more. In Minnesota, south-facing windows should have the highest SHGC to maximize passive solar heat gain in colder months (a passive solar strategy that also requires the strategic placement of overhangs for shading during warmer months), while north-facing windows should have a higher R-Value (lower U-Value) and a lower SHGC in order to maximize insulation 12
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Mission: Empower Rochester’s young professionals to advance their professional and personal life by creating a welcoming atmosphere to cultivate long-term connections. Vision: An active, connected, and engaged group of young professionals building communities in southeastern Minnesota Committee Members Briana McDonald Kate Van Hout Alissa Moe Blair Bestor Alex Boecher Tyler Lenzner Vanessa Hines Ryan Phipps RAB Staff Rebekah Nielsen John Eischen Get Social with Us @RABFORTYBELOW
Shifts: 10am - 12pm includes help with set-up (11am shotgun start) 12pm - 2pm 2pm - 4pm 4pm - 5:30pm includes help with tear down
RochesterFest! Wednesday, June 26th at Soldiers Field Park 40 Below will be at RochesterFest’s Family Fun Night again helping children build step stools. It was a hit last year so we’re looking forward to bringing it back! Kits will already be assembled for easy construction. We will provide hammers and eye protection. 8 volunteers needed per shift. Shifts: 5:30 – 7:00pm 7:00 – 8:30pm
Community Project at Zumbro Ridge Estates 40 Below has committed to helping Zumbro Ridge Estates build a new bus shelter for the neighborhood kids. We are looking for someone to take on the role of Project Manager, as well as individuals/businesses to donate labor and materials. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer for any of the above please contact Rebekah.
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BUSINESS DEVELOPER, JOHN ECKERMAN, JOINS RSP Eckerman will uncover growth opportunities in the booming Rochester region MINNEAPOLIS (8 May 2019) – John Eckerman, a business developer with a background in local politics, has joined RSP. Eckerman brings with him an impressive rolodex and a goal of expanding the firm into the retail and corporate market sectors. “I chose RSP because of the people and reputation of the company,” said Eckerman. “I knew of RSP because of their long-term relationship with the Mayo Clinic and their status as architect-of-record for Discovery Square. I look forward to continuing to expand their growth and connections in the Rochester area.” As a long-time Rochester resident, Eckerman has both the experience and connections that will help RSP identify new opportunities in the retail, hospitality, and corporate markets. Along with time as a business development specialist for a Rochester contractor, he has also worked in local politics as a lobbyist and campaign manager. This first-hand experience gives Eckerman both valuable insight into city development and connections like the Mayor of Rochester and the City Council President. “We are so pleased to have John at RSP -- he is the perfect business development addition to our team in Rochester,” said Diane Norman, Senior Associate and Director of Business Development. “Not only does he understand design and construction, he understands how Rochester works. His strong local relationships and his history of being engaged with the community will be a big contribution to the firm’s growth in Southeastern Minnesota.” Eckerman will base out of RSP’s Rochester office. He joins a full-service team that services major clients like Mayo Clinic and The Hormel Institute. About RSP RSP Architects was founded in Minneapolis 40 years ago in 1978. Since then, the firm has grown to over 375 employees in six U.S. locations and a subsidiary overseas. Headquarters remain in Minneapolis with other offices in Rochester, Minnesota; Phoenix, Arizona; Fort Worth, Texas; Baltimore, Maryland; and Miami, Florida. The 100% ESOP firm consistently ranks as one of the largest in the country with annual revenue over $75M. RSP maintains a diverse practice with architectural expertise in corporate, government, healthcare, higher education, hospitality, manufacturing and distribution, and retail projects throughout the U.S. and internationally. In addition, RSP i_SPACE is a proprietary consultancy service that specializes in facility information, while RSP Dreambox offers experience design and environmental communications. High resolution photo of John Eckerman available upon request.
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Builder Confidence Posts Solid Gain in May
BY ROBERT DIETZ on MAY 15, 2019
Builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes rose three points to 66 in May, according to the latest National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI). Builder sentiment is at its highest level since October 2018 after declines in late 2018 due to higher interest rates and concerns over slower growth. Builders are catching up after a wet winter and many characterize sales as solid, driven by improved demand and ongoing low overall supply. However, affordability challenges persist. Mortgage rates are hovering just above 4 percent following a challenging fourth quarter of 2018 when they peaked near 5 percent. This lower-interest rate environment, along with ongoing job growth and rising wages, is contributing to a gradual improvement in the marketplace. At the same time, builders continue to deal with ongoing labor and lot shortages and rising material costs that are holding back supply and harming affordability. Derived from a monthly survey that NAHB has been conducting for 30 years, the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index gauges builder perceptions of current single-family home sales and sales expectations for the next six months as “good,” “fair” or “poor.” The survey also asks builders to rate traffic of prospective buyers as “high to very high,” “average” or “low to very low.” Scores for each component are then used to calculate a seasonally adjusted index where any number over 50 indicates that more builders view conditions as good than poor. All the HMI indices posted gains in May. The index measuring current sales conditions rose three points to 72, the component gauging expectations in the next six months edged one point higher to 72 and the metric charting buyer traffic moved up two points to 49. Looking at the three-month moving averages for regional HMI scores, the Northeast posted a six-point gain to 57, the West increased two points to 71, the Midwest gained one point to 54, and the South rose a single point to 68. The HMI tables can be found at nahb.org/hmi. www.RochesterAreaBuilders.com
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New Firm Announcement: Paul Grinde and Kris Dicke are pleased to announce the opening of their new law firm, Grinde & Dicke Law Firm P.A. The firm will operate from the same Rochester address, 407 14th St. NW, and the Rochester telephone number remains the same (507.282.8118). Associate attorney Jennifer Shabel has joined the firm, along with paralegals Tami Stoppelmoor and Kelly Derby.
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2018 Annual MS4 Permit Update The City of Rochester’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4) annual report for 2018 is due to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) on June 30th. The City is required by law to manage the stormwater runoff generated within the city in order to restore and protect area surface waters. This is a big task and is possible through the combined efforts of the City of Rochester and our construction and development community. What is involved in the MS4 permit program? Construction Site Stormwater Management Developing, implementing, and enforcing a program that reduces stormwater pollutants that are generated during construction activities. Every MS4 permittee is required to create and enforce ordinances that regulate permit requirements and conduct inspections of erosion and sediment control measures (ESC) best management practices (BMPs). 2018 Highlights • 339 active single lot residential sites. • 1192 single lot residential ESC inspections. • 451 enforcements conducted related to the ESC inspections performed on single lot residential sites (3 stop work orders, 59 stop work warnings, 236 written notices of violation, and 153 verbal warnings). • 135 active construction sites > or = 1-acre. • 679 ESC inspections on commercial, subdivision, and city project sites > or = 1-acre (includes inspections performed by contractors). • 20 enforcements conducted related to the ESC inspections on commercial, subdivision, and city project sites > or = 1-acre (18 written violation notices, 2 verbal warnings). Post-Construction Stormwater Management Developing, implementing, and enforcing a program that reduces stormwater pollution after the construction of new development and redevelopment projects have been completed. Every MS4 permittee is required to create and enforce ordinances that regulate permit requirements. These requirements must ensure the long-term operation and maintenance of both structural and non-structural BMPs.
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2018 Highlights • 86 commercial and residential subdivision grading and stormwater management plans required 246 reviews (217 of those on sites >1-acre). • Approved 66 grading plans requiring grading permit • Approved 20+ single lot residential grading plans • Hired Water Resources Engineer, Lindsey Bartolomei PE Illicit Discharge Detection & Elimination Determining the types and sources of stormwater pollution and establishing the legal, technical, and educational means needed to eliminate them. Each MS4 permittee is required to maintain a storm sewer map, prohibit non-stormwater discharges, and have a plan to detect and address pollution. 2018 Highlights: • 7 illicit discharge reports Public Education and Outreach & Public Participation Implementing a public education program that teaches the community about the impacts of stormwater pollution on waterways. Providing the public opportunities to play an active role in the development and implementation of the permit program. 2018 Highlights • 13,000+ presentation and program attendees • 6,000+ handouts distributed to the community • 3,000 A Litter Bit Better! volunteers picked up 18,000+ pounds of litter Good Housekeeping Examining and altering the City’s actions to help ensure a reduction in the amount of stormwater pollution from municipal properties and operations. Every MS4 permittee is required to develop and implement programs, including staff training, that will prevent or reduce stormwater runoff from their operations and properties. 2018 Highlights • Inspections and/or maintenance on over 190 City stormwater ponds, filtration/infiltration basins, and conveyance channels. • 8,030 miles of street sweeping
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World Growth Is Increasingly China Dependent Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D
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he global economy got off to a weak start in 2019. Equities went into a tailspin, the US government was closed for over a month, the weather was terrible and trade disputes seemed intractable. But of late, things have turned around. The government is open, the US and China seem on the brink of a trade deal, domestic stock markets are at an all-time high, and Q1 GDP came in at a surprisingly strong 3.2%. That said, the global economy really is cooling. At the start of 2018, there was broad-based synchronized global expansion, the broadest since at least 2010. Recently, forecasters have yet again reduced their growth estimates for 2019 and 2020.
played a big part. After massively stimulating its economy during the global financial crisis of 2007-08, by 2015 China’s leaders sought to wean their economy off easy credit, which had grown at mind boggling rates from 2009-14. At the same time, China also liberalized its financial markets, which led to massive capital flight and a stock market collapse. Financial turmoil radiated outwards, threatening to tip large swaths of the world economy into recession.
China quickly reversed itself and re-imposed capital controls and their stimulus taps were turned back on; monetary policy was eased, and their deficit skyrocketed to well over 10% of GDP. Having survived that It’s tempting to blame President close call, China once again Trump for the reversal. After all, the began to focus on stemming global deceleration began around the ever-growing pool of fiscal the time President Trump raised red ink. To that end, lending tariffs on washing machines and to highly-indebted firms was solar panels and then worsened restricted, and the government as America slapped tariffs on embarked on a bout of fiscal steel and aluminum, and then on tightening on a scale rarely seen. an increasing range of Chinese Like clockwork, the deficit fell, goods. But there is more to the but domestic demand weakened global swoon than Trump’s trade along with imports. In short, the war. world economy’s recent ups and downs are most closely related The current global downturn to China’s on-again off-again bears a striking resemblance to struggles to reform its economy the economic troubles of 2015. and curb unruly borrowing. Then too manufacturing faltered and markets and also swooned. China should not matter as much While it was partly due to the as it does. Its tight capital controls collapse in oil prices, China also keep its financial links with the www.RochesterAreaBuilders.com
rest of the world modest and it’s not yet the engine of global demand the way that the United States is. The problem is that the rest of the world is simply unprepared to lean against any Chinese headwinds. Interest rates remain at extraordinarily low levels, and as a result the United States has little room to cut rates while Japan and Europe have none. While fiscal policy could pick up the slack, Europe is unable to coordinate their policies and thus nothing gets done, while the US is already running unconscionably high deficits. Fortunately, China is once again turning on the stimulus taps, and in the process boosting growth and business and consumer sentiment. As a result, the current slowdown may well be as fleeting as that of 2015, if you even remember it. That said, these episodes show that the developed world has essentially chosen to put itself at the mercy of the fiscal management of the Chinese Communist Party! 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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Curb-less Showers Now Among the Most Common Aging-In-Place Projects BY PAUL EMRATH on MAY 17, 2019 Last week’s post covered general issues related to AgingIn-Place (such as how many professional remodelers do it, and how many of their customers are receptive to it), using data from NAHB’s Remodeling Market Index (RMI) survey for the 4th quarter of 2018. This post covers some of the more detailed questions from the same survey, including specific types of Aging-in-Place projects undertaken by remodelers during the previous year. It probably comes as little surprise to most readers that bathroom projects dominated the top spots. Over 80 percent of remodelers who answered the question reported installing grab bars, higher toilets and curb-less showers. The nextmost-common project on the list, widening doorways, followed at a considerable distance (59 percent).
Even though the underlying motivation seems similar in both cases, walk-in bathtubs have not become nearly as common as curb-less showers. Only 12 percent of remodelers reported installing walk-in tubs in 2018, and only two of the 14 projects on the Aging-in-Place list were cited less often: lowering kitchen cabinets and countertops. When NAHB began asking Aging-in-Place remodeling questions in 2004, curb-less showers were about as common as wider doorways. But over the years the share of NAHB remodelers installing curb-less showers has grown, from 54 to 82 percent. Curb-less showers are now nearly as common as higher toilets—even though installing higher toilets also reached an all-time high of 85 percent in 2018, up from 68 percent in 2004. Two other projects on the list also reached all-time peaks at the end of 2018: non-slip floors and easy-to-read thermostats. For easy-to-read thermostats, however, this still took the share up only to 15 percent.
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When the RMI questionnaire expanded in 2006, it started asking remodelers about reasons their customers undertake Aging-in-Place projects. Since that time “planning ahead for future needs” has consistently ranked as the most common motivation, cited by 75 percent of remodelers in 2006, and up to a record 86 percent in 2018.
“Acute age related disabilities” and “non-age disabilities” were also higher than ever in 2018, at 51 and 27 percent, respectively. This is only a 1 to 2 percentage point gain over their previous peaks, however. Meanwhile, the share of remodelers citing “living with older parents” as a motivation has tended to drift downward over time, from over 50 percent in 2006 and 2007, to under 45 percent in 2016 and 2018. For further results on the Aging-in-Place questions in NAHB’s RMI survey, including a complete history for every question, please consult the full survey report.
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May
20
14
22
27
35
19
56
43
28
June
12
26
32
33
47
51
41
52
38
July
23
8
39
39
38
29
44
45
36
August
15
18
38
21
60
33
47
30
31
September
10
19
22
22
23
27
52
35
39
October
14
16
23
34
35
49
25
36
29
Existing Residential Deck Addition
26
140,552
17
118,930
Room Addition
2
135,000
1
13,000
Porch Additions
3
44,000
0
0
Other Additions
1
13,000
3
47,200
Basement Finish
28
446,938
16
228,241
November
21
20
22
26
26
23
12
41
21
Alterations
45
542,256
45
308,038
December
12
16
14
22
27
42
37
33
25
200
191
299
326
369
369
418
429
347
Multi-Family Addition
0
0
0
0
Multi-Family Alterations
8
314,536
7
283,649
New Commercial Assembly (Church)
0
0
0
0
Assembly (General)
1
375,000
0
0
Assembly (Restaurant/Bar)
0
0
0
0
Business
0
0
0
0
Education
0
0
0
0
Factory/Industrial
0
0
0
0
Institution
0
0
0
0
Mercantile
0
0
1
3,500,000
Miscellaneous
0
0
0
0
Residential (Apartment)
0
0
0
0
Residential (Care/Assisted Living)
0
0
0
0
Residential (Care/Hotel/Motel)
0
0
0
0
Storage (General)
0
0
0
0
Storage (Parking Garage)
0
0
0
0
Storage (Warehouse)
0
0
0
0
Utility (General)
1
197,000
0
0
Utility (Private Garage)
0
0
0
0
Addition
2
680,859
0
0
35
27,601,116
0
0
Structural Shell
0
0
0
0
“White Box”
0
0
0
0
Interior Demolition Only
0
0
2
62,021
Other Phased Permits
0
0
1
12,969,000
Alterations
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*total may differ as permits may have been voided. *total may differ as permits may have been voided.
Existing Commercial
Other Construction Business Signs
28
APRIL 2019
7
60,385
8
46,725
Advertising Signs
0
0
1
8,175
Footings & Foundations
0
0
20
0
Demolition
1
0
2
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Year To Date Statistics
NO.
2019 VALUATION NO.
2018 VALUATION
Building Permits Issued to Date
580
122,443,673
640
147,580,425
Single Family Dwelling
57
16,067,481
77
20,588,945
Multi-Family Buildings Total Units: 35
3
4,025,262
8
24,166,151
Trade Permits Issued to Date
2824
38,501,277
3092
34,862,442
Electrical
1099
18,499,706
963
16,512,052
71
57,976
90
36,350
Mechanical (HVAC)
710
9,787,068
820
10,945,042
Mechanical (Gas Piping)
160
254,271
219
236,475
85
412,350
114
397,196
Electrical (Temp. Service)
Mechanical (Fireplace) Mechanical (Hydronic)
56
3,931,099
64
1,537,918
Plumbing
643
5,558,837
822
5,197,409
Total Permits YTD
3404
160,944,950
3732
182,442,867
Information and downloads available at Rochester Building Safety Department’s Website: http://www.rochestermn.gov/departments/building-safety/reports/building-permits
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Building Permits
APRIL 2019 New Residential
NUMBER
VALUATION
Single Family Attached
3
825,000
Single Family Detached
4
1,392,900
Basement Finish
1
30,000
Deck Addition
2
24,994
Existing Residential
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New Residential
2019
VALUATION
2018
APRIL 2019
VALUATION
Single Family-Detached
5
1,497,446
4
2,961,463
Single Family-Attached
0
0
4
529,548
Garage
1
30,982
4
186,323
Deck
6
12,863
3
19,215
Addition
1
35,000
4
56,891
18
289,418
21
263,540
2
40,673
2
54,361
Alterations Garage Addition
VALUATION
2018
VALUATION
Mechanical
43
374,472
57
412,721
Plumbing
19
142,777
34
266,356
118
2,872,957
145
4,791,177
Total Permits
Residential
2019
Miscellaneous Permits
April
Permits
2019
New Commercial/Industrial Recreational
0
0
0
0
Church/Religious
0
0
0
0
Industrial/Warehouse
1
305,907
0
0
Store/Restaurant
0
0
0
0
Nonresidential Building
0
0
0
0
Service/Repair Station
0
0
0
0
Valuation
Valuation
Valuation
$0
$177,259
$6,063
Permits
Permits
0
11
Eyota
Marion
Valuation
Valuation
$0
$416,084
Permits
Permits
Permits
17
0
11
Quincy
Stewartville
Oronoco
April
Permits
Commercial/Industrial Addition
0
0
0
0
Alterations
3
22,420
1
20,000
Re-roofing
0
0
0
0
2018
Other Structures Pool, Retaining Wall, etc. Manufactured Homes
4
121,000
1
20,760
15
0
6
0
Valuation
Valuation
Valuation
Valuation
Valuation
$0
$527,288
$1,167,001
$0
$80,878
Permits
Permits
Permits
Permits
Permits
0
13
21
0
12
Eyota
Marion
Quincy
Stewartville
Oronoco
Activity Overview Key metrics by report month and for year-to-date (YTD) starting from the first of the year.
Key Metrics
Historical Sparkbars
New Listings 4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
4-2016
4-2017
4-2018
4-2019
Pending Sales
Closed Sales
Days on Market
Median Sales Price
Avg. Sales Price
Pct. of Orig. Price Received
Affordability Index
Homes for Sale
Months Supply
4-2018
4-2019
Percent Change
YTD 2018 YTD 2019
773
827
+ 7.0%
2,295
2,234
- 2.7%
649
638
- 1.7%
1,999
1,821
- 8.9%
467
415
- 11.1%
1,470
1,357
- 7.7%
57
65
+ 14.0%
63
68
+ 7.9%
$183,900
$197,000
+ 7.1%
$179,900
$192,400
+ 6.9%
$205,729
$216,468
+ 5.2%
$204,773
$210,959
+ 3.0%
97.6%
96.7%
- 0.9%
96.2%
96.0%
- 0.2%
201
195
- 3.0%
206
200
- 2.9%
1,215
1,326
+ 9.1%
--
--
--
2.3
2.6
+ 13.0%
--
--
--
Percent Change
Current as of May 4, 2019. All data from Southeast Minnesota REALTORS® and NorthstarMLS®. Provided by the Minnesota Association of REALTORS®. Report © 2019 ShowingTime. | 2
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