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VOLUME LXX
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February 2023
Dallas BA honors its top Spikes The Dallas BA honored
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T.W. Bailey Sr. with Bailey Family Builders has accomplished a feat that no one else in the Association’s 78-year history has done—he has surpassed the 2,100-Spike level of new member recruit- ment. He was recognized for his achievement at the January After Hours and re- ceived resounding applause as Executive Officer Phil Crone presented him with his Spike pin. T.W. is one of the highest ranked Spikes in the nation and first in Texas. He has won the Dallas BA’s Shorty How- ard Trophy—given annually
its top Spikes Jan. 19 during a special Appreciation After Hours presented by StrucSure Home Warranty, who is also the yearlong membership program partner. Spikes are one of the most active and dedicated groups in the Association. Their efforts in membership recruitment and retention are the lifeblood of the Associa- tion and help keep the housing industry voice strong. Mem- ber-to-member recruitment is the most effective source of growth for any organization, and the Dallas BA Spikes have taken that philosophy to heart.
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The Multifamily Build- ers Council meets Feb. 7 for a lunch meeting at Association offices. Geoff Garber of Brayn Consulting will pres- ent a program on 45L Tax Credits and Energy Star: What All Builders and Developers Need to Know. RSVP. n n n The Dallas Division will present its annual Realtor/Lender Panel Feb. 9 at a new location: Maggiano’s at Willow Bend. (Please note this change in location is for this meeting only.) Joe Atkins of Joe Atkins Realty will moderate a panel that includes Scott Jackson, Compass; Alex Perry, Allie Beth Allman & Associates; Stephen Puckett, Prosperity Bank; and Amy Timmer- man, Dave Perry-Miller
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(Above) Tiffany Acree of Yearlong Member - ship Partner Struc - Sure Home Warranty recognizes the Dallas BA’s top Spikes includ - ing Jerry Carter, T.W. Bailey Sr., Pat Nagel, Mike Mishler and Bob Cresswell. (Left) EO Phil Crone presents T.W. Bailey with his 2,100-level Spike pin.
Real Estate. Reser- vations are strongly encouraged for this meeting. RSVP.
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The HomeFront Government Affairs News and Info
David Lehde Director of Government Affairs
On With the Show Building codes and development fees are sharing center stage with the Texas Legislature this winter and Association members should pay close attention as things are moving fast and there will be no intermission. In Denton, the home building in-
residential and commercial settings and funding from automotive manufacturers and governmental agencies as opposed to current and prospective residents. Dallas also recently approved their adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code with local amendments, including many of the recommendations from the RCCC. This winter and spring the home building industry must also remain aware that the curtain has gone up on statewide government business in Austin. The 88th Texas Legislative session gaveled in on Jan. 10 and there is already a long list of proposed legislation that requires the at- tention and advocacy efforts of the Texas Association of Builders and Dallas BA. Members are encouraged to keep an eye out for alerts from TAB as the session progresses. TAB’s Legislative Line has returned and will provide timely updates
tion of the 2021 International Code Council building codes, including the Residential Code (IRC) and the Energy Conservation Code (IECC), as well as the 2020 National Electric Code. The adoption made use of local amendments, including the recom- mendations of the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ Regional Codes Coordinating Committee (RCCC). Dallas BA is a voting member of the RCCC and, along with other stakeholders, worked to provide amendments that help the codes focus on health and safety, while working to avoid needless requirements and cost increases. For example, Dallas BA successfully obtained a regional amend- ment recommendation to the IFC that adjusts the allowed height of a building in which NFPA 13R multifamily sprinkler systems can still be used, protecting against a needless cost increase that would result from requiring a full NFPA 13 system. The amendment corrects an unintended consequence that occurred in the drafting of the 2021 cycle codes and is supported by stakeholders on both sides. Dallas BA also worked for an amendment to address a pool’s proximity to a home founda- tion to provide for a safer installation, to safeguard against after sale warranty and insurance issues. The new Prosper codes go into effect on April 1. The City of Dallas is continuing their path towards adoption of the 2021 ICC codes, and they are considering a local amendment that goes too far by mandating an electric vehicle ready space in residential construction. Dallas BA went on record in December, offering that such an after-market addition would more appropriately be incorporated by those residents who actually choose to make the substantial up-front purchase for an electric vehicle. It is not appropriate for the housing industry to supplement the automotive industry, nor does it make sense to force homeowners to pay for a product that most of them won’t use and won’t really contribute to the home’s life safety or operational efficiency. Dallas BA has encouraged Dallas to, instead, exam- ine incentives related to such products in
on bills that directly impact our industry. Another grassroots advocacy tool of the Association is Rally Day. On March 29, Dallas BA members have the opportunity to visit the Texas Capitol to meet with our service area’s State Senators and Repre- sentatives in the Texas Legislature. This is part of a statewide effort where we will join HBAs from around the state to impress upon the legislature the economic benefit home building brings to Texas and the need for a regulatory environment that protects the availability of housing. Registration for Rally Day is now open and we encourage members to turn in their registration form as soon as possible so we can ensure logistical success for this important event. Partnerships are also available and needed. For registration and partner forms, contact the Director of Government Af- fairs at David.Lehde@DallasBuilders.com.
dustry and other area small businesses alike are watching closely as city council members consider amending the roadway impact fee ordinance. The municipality’s updated impact fee study was released in December and the city council has instruct- ed city staff to set public hearings for both the roadway impact fee study and impact fee ordinance to be held on March 7. The fee was originally adopted in 2016 with a rate per rooftop that equated to 20% of the maximum assessable fee allowed, as calculated in the impact fee study for 2016. The updated calculation, per the 2022 study, increases the maximum allowable fee from $9,808 for the city- wide average per single-family home to $20,538. Leading up to the March public hearing, council members will evaluate whether to set the rate actually collected per home at 30%, 40%, 50% or some other percentage of that updated maximum fee. Final input from stakeholders, including the general public, will be provided via official comments during the public hear - ing, with council members likely receiving input leading up to the meeting. Dallas BA has already weighed in with preliminary concerns regarding what are potentially over-estimates in roadway costing that have a direct impact on the calculation of the maximum allowable fee. The Association has also spoken with multiple council members regarding the current economic environment and the negative impact that increasing the fees too high can have, especially when combined with the challenges of material costs and mortgage rates. Just last year, Denton adopted increases to the city’s park dedi- cation, fee-in-lieu and park development fee ordinance. We will continue to advocate for a reasonable approach that protects attain- able housing. Prosper recently approved its adop-
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Volunteers needed at Dallas BA sponsored high school design build competition Several area high school con-
The Dallas BA is participating as a Cornerstone Sponsor and the As- sociation is asking members available during those two days to chip in their time and expertise as a volunteer, men- tor, plan reviewer or judge. “I’m excited that the next genera- tion of our industry will get to show- case their skills at the state-of-the-art Collin College Technical Campus,” said Dallas BA Executive Officer Phil Crone. “It is really important for mem- bers to show up at events like these, as the students are looking for meaning- ful connections and feedback that will help them sharpen their skills.” Members are encouraged to sign up for volunteer opportunities here and judge/advisory positions via this link. More information about the competition including a full list of participating high schools can be found at www.cie.foundation.dallas.
struction trades programs will compete April 19 and 20 in the Construction In- dustry Education Foundation’s Design Build Competition at Collin College. The competition promotes career awareness of the construction industry among high school students through hands-on experience in the construc- tion process and a first-hand look at future opportunities in the industry. As it recognizes student ingenu- ity and achievement, the competition allows the construction industry to support, partner with, and mentor schools, students, and career technical education programs. Each participating team is chal- lenged to design, plan, and construct a 96 sq. ft. structure that meets a set of criteria established under the advise- ment of industry professionals. Teams compete at no cost to any student or school through donations, sponsorships and grants.
Past President Harold Peek honored with 60-year milestone Tim Jackson, past president of both the Dallas BA and the Texas Association of Builders; 60-Year Dallas BA member and Past President Harold Peek; and Executive Officer Phil Crone
Past President Harold Peek has been honored for 60 years as a member of the Dallas Builders As- sociation. Peek served as Associa- tion President in 1970 and received the Dallas BA’s highest honor, the Hugh Prather Trophy, in 1975. At age 31, he was the Dallas BA’s youngest President and was considered a stabilizing influence in the organization. Under his guidance, the As- sociation made great strides in dealing with the Department of Labor, and the Association changed its bylaws to turn the organization into a registered, professional build- ing program, a feat that was rarely attempted by Dallas BA Presidents during their terms. However, it was accomplished by Mr. Peek without a dissenting vote from the Board of Directors nor the General Membership. Peek served as Mayor of Uni- versity Park from 1998 until 2004. Peek’s father, Fred, served as Dallas BA President in 1965. The father and son Companies (Peek Properties and Peek Construction)
built thousands of homes and apart- ments and countless retail properties throughout Richardson, Garland, Plano and Dallas. “Harold is a giant of our indus- try and someone that I and countless other Association leaders look up to,” said past Dallas BA and Texas Association of Builders President, Tim Jackson, who presented Mr. Peek’s milestone along with Execu- tive Officer Phil Crone. “He and his dad’s contributions to the region’s economy, our local communities and to the Dallas BA will be remembered for generations to come. I’m honored to provide him with a small token of our immense gratitude as he reaches this milestone.” Milestone Awards are pre- sented in partnership with StrucSure Home Warranty.
THE HOME BUILDER Spring Summit focuses on 2023 outlook for building/development and key city officials February 2023 Page Five The Dallas BA’s State of the
plans for the year and our changing market is impacting their relationship with the housing industry.” The builder/developer panel will also include Adam Lingenfelter, Lingenfelter Custom Homes; Andrew Pieper, Hillwood Communities; Adam Auensen, Tonti Properties; and Frank Murphy, Wynne/Jackson. The group will discuss the overall market outlook for single and multifamily builders and developers, the impact of the state leg- islative session, regulatory challenges, transformer shortages and more. The municipal panel, moderated by Dallas BA Executive Officer Phil Crone will delve into the priorities for and issues impacting some of the most active cities in the area. Confirmed speakers include development services staff from the cities of Dallas and Ir - ving with others from fast-growing suburbs to be confirmed soon. In addition to Hotchkiss, Perma Pier will also be a program partner.
Industry Summit, presented by Hotch- kiss Insurance, will feature two im- pactful panels with builders and devel- opers from all parts of the construction industry and development services officials from area municipalities. The focus of both discussions will be their outlook for 2023 and what issues will define the Dallas area’s economy and construction industry in the weeks and months to come. The Summit will be held on Thursday, March 2, at Venue Forty|50 in Addison from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Reg- istration and partnership opportunities can be found at DallasBuilders.org. “The Summit is going to dive into consequential issues that are being dis- cussed in every company’s board room right now, including ours,” said Dallas BA President John Porizek with M/I Homes, who will moderate the builder/ developer panel. “I’m also anxious to hear from city officials about their
Adam Auensen Tonti Properties
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Membership Committee for more than 20 years. In 2020, Barbara was recognized with a resolution from the Dallas BA officers and Board of Direc - tors honoring her for her incredible dedication to retaining and growing the Association’s membership. Barbara served as president of the Association’s Women’s Auxiliary in 1983-84, spearheading the group’s fundraising efforts for local charities. During her tenure, the Auxiliary pre- sented checks totaling almost $70,000 to area charities including the Thelma Boston Home. During her presidency, the Aux- iliary launched the very successful Fashion Show to replace the annual charity auction as the group’s main fundraiser. Builder members and their wives walked down the runway wear- ing the latest fashions supplied by a local boutique. Barbara was the recipient of the
Geraldine Worley Award, presented annually by the Women’s Auxiliary in recognition of outstanding achieve- ment among its members. She was also active with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foun- dation and received recogntion as an outstanding volunteer. Barbara was one of the original employees of the Foundation when it was started and worked there for 15 years. “Barbara was beloved by all who knew her,” said Dallas BA Executive Officer Phil Crone. “She and John were among the first to welcome me when I came to work at the Association and immediately made me feel a part of their Dallas BA family. I know count- less others had the same experience thanks to her graceful and genuine soul. My heart hurts for John and the entire Bynum family. I hope the com- fort and peace she now feels in heaven embraces them in their time of loss.”
member Barbara Bynum have been set for Saturday, Feb. 4, at 10 a.m., at Rest- land Funeral Home Memorial Chapel in Dallas. Visitation is on Friday, Feb. 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. Barbara, who was 88, died Jan. 27 following a brief illness. She is survived by her husband of 54 years John Bynum of John P. Bynum Construction, who served as president of the Association in 1988. Barbara’s son Kerry Graves shared on social media: “She was the best mom ever and will be sorely missed. Heaven got a new beautiful angel today.” She had been active with the As- sociation for more than four decades. A diligent membership recruiter and retention advocate, Barbara was the Dallas BA’s fourth highest ranking Spike with more than 500 credits. She had faithfully served on the
Barbara and John Bynum
In addition to John Bynum, sur- vivors include sons Kerry and Kyle Graves, daughter-in-law Debbi Graves and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Humane Society of Dallas County . To offer condolences and share memories in the Guest Book, visit Legacy.com .
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Feb. 14 is Early Bird McSAM entry deadline
Other awards categories will be in the areas of Professional Achieve- ment; Marketing, Advertising, Signage, Online; Interior Merchandising; Design, Home/Builder/Developer and Commu- nity of the Year. Sales Achievement Awards, which are non-judged volume-based recogni- tions, will be made in six dollar volume categories ranging from $5 million to over $45 million. Partnership opportunities are avail- able starting at $500 and up to $5,000. Market directly to decision makers including volume builder CEOs, division presidents, custom builders, remodelers, architects, brokers, builders, developers, interior designers and sales and market- ing professionals. Contact Dallas BA Director of Meetings and Events Misty Varsalone, 214-615-5012, if you are interested in partnering. Last year more than 400 entries were submitted, and attendance at the awards gala also exceeded 400.
Early bird deadline is Feb. 14 for the 2023 McSAM Awards presented by StrucSure Home Warranty. The awards gala will be held on Saturday, April 22, at the Statler Hotel. The official call for entries is now open at McSAMAwards.com. Final entry applications and mate- rials will be due March 13. This year’s awards show will include 74 categories and two People’s Choice Awards: Com- munity of the Year and Builder of the Year. New this year, several categories previously exclusive to the ARC Awards, have been added to the McSAM line up. These include categories for custom builders: Best Interior Design, Best Kitchen, Best Architectural Design - Modern, Traditional and Transitional and Custom Builder of the Year. Several remodeling categories have also been added: Best Addition, Best Kitchen Remodel, Best Bathroom Remodel Best Whole House Remodel and Remodeler of the Year.
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Association honors its top Spikes
Membership recruiters achieve Spike honors
continued from page 1 for the year’s most prolific member - ship recruiter—an incredible 11 times. The National Association of Home Builders recognizes and re- wards peer-to-peer recruiting through the Spike Club. Members of the Spike Club receive several benefits and recognition throughout the year. Qualifying members receive national recognition on the Spike Wall of Fame and Top 100 leaderboards. Addition- ally, the NAHB Spike Club includes unique lapel pins for each level of achievement. These Spike Club levels range from Spike Candidate (1-5 cred- its) to Life Spike (25 credits) to Royal Spike (150 credits) all the way up to All-Time Big Spike (1500+ credits). The Dallas BA has some of the highest ranking Spikes in the nation. The Association’s Top Spikes are:
n George Lewis – 455.50 n Donnie Evans – 318.50 n Michael Mishler – 316.00 n Scott Sandlin – 313.50 n Tim Jackson – 283.50 n Mike Phillips – 248.00 n Kristin King – 246.00 n Jerry Carter – 234.00 n James Siepiela – 220.50 n Pat Nagler – 218.50 n Peter Shaddock – 218.00 n Tommy Ford – 211.50 n Rich Messenger – 173.50 n Jim Johnson – 160.00 n Chris Jackson – 143.00 n Jeff Dworkin – 141.50 n Kevin McLain – 140.00 n Richard Harwood – 130.00 n Bill Deal – 127.50 n Joe Chamberlain – 122.00 n Michael Turner – 122.00 n Matt Walls – 119.50 n Carol Longacre – 114.50
Congratulations to Membership Committee Chair Chris Clay of 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, who has attained Red Spike status (100 Spike credits) in recognition of his efforts to recruit new members and retain current ones.
Also receiving his Red Spike pin is Associa - tion Past President Michael Turner of Classic Urban Homes. Turner has already climbed to the 122-Spike level, put - ting him on the Dallas BA’s top 25 highest ranking Spikes list.
n T.W Bailey – 2100.50 n John Bynum – 1483.00 n Bob Cresswell – 1383.50 n Barbara Bynum – 503.50 Thank you to Yearlong Mem- bership Partner StrucSure Home Warranty. New Member Welcome Tuesday, February 14 9 - 10:15 a.m. Breakfast Network with the Association’s newest members while learning how to make the most of your membership. Host- ed by StrucSure Home Warranty, Alphagraphics Irving|Las Colinas and Tom Sadler & Associates. REGISTER
Phil Smith of FACETS Appliances, Kitchens & Baths proudly dis - plays his Green Spike level pin, which rec - ognizes recruiting and retaining members to reach the 50-Spike credit mark.
Dallas BA First Vice President Adam Lingenfelter of Lingenfelter Custom
Homes is now an official member of the prestigious Spike Club after recruiting six new members.
Yearlong Membership Partner:
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ASSOCIATES 4D Insurance Agency LLC dba Program Insurance Group February 2023 NEW MEMBERS QDI Surfaces Eric Barnett 214-741-2200 FLOORING Renovo Financial Jon Shipley 713-492-1188 FINANCIAL SERVICES Showhomes Aristotle Terzis 512-930-3239 BUILDERS
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Milestone Anniversaries Covert &
Associates – 35 Years David Clay and Scott Prentice accept the 35- Year Milestone Award representing three and a half decades of continu - ous membership in the Association.
DevCol Group, Inc. Troy Rich 888-660-4144 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Fields Custom Homes Ben Fields 214-274-6267 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Lifestyle Property Management Inc. Teresa Ortega 972-733-0096 BUILDERS - MULTIFAMILY Milan Custom Build Arlen Haruthunian 214-502-6544 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Nielsen’s Remodeling and Construction Company Nielsen Hernandez 214-400-4585 BUILDERS - REMODELER Renu Property Investments LLC Daniel Bressler 404-625-3016 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Ruben Acquisitions and Development LLC Sametrius Ruben 214-228-1431 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Shaf Development LLC Joshua Helm 469-552-8205 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Spike: Matt Walls, Winston Custom Homes Tundra Construction LLC TJ Singh 972-806-0587 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Westrup Construction Tim Clyde 972-832-0323 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINING ASSOCIATE Model My Home Staging & Design Faizal Moosa 214-724-0643 BUILDERS - LAND DEVELOPER Texas Best Construction
INSURANCE/WARRANTY Spike: Susie Moore, Maverick Warranties & Insurance Al Meyer - REMAX DFW Associates Al Meyer 972-345-4899 REAL ESTATE AGF Custom Metal Concepts, Inc. Mathew Martinez 214-422-5256 HOME LIVING/DECOR Carrick Custom Home Design Matthew Oxford 972-885-2323 DESIGN/ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES Spike: Alan Hoffmann, Hoff - mann Homes Chase Bank Alex Ross 817-482-6444 FINANCIAL SERVICES 469-214-4523 ELECTRICAL Spike: Myndi Luevano, En- ergy Ogre HomeKey Systems Brad Szolowicz 480-401-1454 AUDIO/VIDEO Spike: Chris Clay, 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty J&S Plumbing Services Jazmin Rodriguez Good Faith Energy Mohammed Abdalla 972-329-8994 PLUMBING Legrand Kristopher Sherman 847-276-5705 AUDIO/VIDEO Spike: Kendall Goshorn, HomePro Levven Electronics Sean Vo 385-887-3058 ENERGY EFFICIENCY Jesse Perez, Landmark Electric Miele David Allen 972-482-5850 KITCHEN Spike: Phil Smith, FACETS Appliances, Kitchens & Baths
45 Years Bob Bobbitt Company Inc. 40 Years Gartex Masonry Supply Inc. Hotchkiss Insurance Agency, LLC 25 Years Humphreys & Partners Architects L.P. 10 Years 84 Lumber Company American Property Services 5 Years Alexander Hunt Distinct Homes Scott Riddell of Rid - dell Plumbing proudly displays his company’s Milestone Award for 25 years of continuous membership in the Dallas BA. Riddell Plumbing – 25 Years
Kim Dinsmoor 214-207-6887
HOME LIVING/DECOR Spike: Sharon Palmer, Free- dom Furniture & Design TNS Solutions – an AeroBarrier Co Caleb Cowart 214-295-2376 ENERGY EFFICIENCY Utecture Oliver Foote 642-185-9919 DESIGN/ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES AFFILIATES/ADDITIONALS DevCol Group, Inc. Lawrence Hill 214-710-1233 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL DFH Coventry Homes Sarah Shay 972-484-6665 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL J. Anthony Custom Homes, LLC Casey Gerwer 214-718-5600 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Maverick Warranties & Insurance Bill Deal 214-695-1062 INSURANCE/WARRANTY Ruben Acquisitions and Development LLC Andrew Ruben 469-693-0831 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Showhomes John Arend 972-587-7764 HOME LIVING/DECOR Showhomes Frank Fritzpatrick 214-704-8140 HOME LIVING/DECOR
Allegiance Title Company b1BANK Dominium Management Services HOMEnhancements Hotchkiss Insurance Agency, LLC - Kristi Alexander Hotchkiss Insurance Agency, LLC - Dan Glanville Meade Servicing Group Olise Construction & Renovations Group Realcognita Southwest Erosion Control, Inc.
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Chris Clay, 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty; Dallas BA President John Porizek, M/I Homes
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