You would probably be disgusted to hear your favorite restaurant didn’t meet health codes. There’s widespread support for health codes for food establishments because it’s a way to keep people safe and hold companies accountable. These codes are based on safety standards and regulated. Most people understand the importance of these uniform regulations, so why aren’t there statewide regulations to keep people safe in their homes? How can you be sure that the house you want to

Membership Numbers as of May 1, 2018 stood at 48 Builder members and 176 Associate Members for a total of 224 Members. The attached reports from staff show lapsing members and dropped members. The next New Member Happy Hour will be on May 8th at Glacier Brewhouse. The Membership Committee will be trying something new by inviting all members to attend but they need to bring a new member prospect. This will be an experiment to determine the response we receive. That will determ

May 1, 2018 Currently the only outstanding item related to Title 21 that I have on my radar is the R2M zoning height restriction of 30 feet or 2.5 stories. We feel that the 2.5 story requirement is hindering development of many R-2M properties, which doesn’t serve the community well. The MOA is working on draft language to put out to the public for discussion. General timeframe is to have the assembly adopt this year, for benefit of the 2019 construction season. I will get th

Present: Nikki Giordano Erica Calloway Steven Kihn Jana Seda Pete Nolan Steve Voves We discussed two main topics: 1. “Texas Hold’em Poker Tournament” 2. AHBA Golf Tournament Poker Tournament: It was suggested we move the announced date of the tournament from Friday, May 4th, to a later date of Friday, May 18th. Early debate revolved around either rescheduling the event – or cancelling it for 2018. We agreed if we moved it to a later date, away from the busy activities