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e-News for April 10, 2015
Dear Members and Friends:
Legislature Returns Monday for Full Start of Session – They’re Baaaaack!!!
Monday was the first day when most policy committees in both houses start (in earnest)
to hear the 2,500 bills that have been introduced this year.
Of course from this amount, many have or will be “gutted” from spot bill form into
something completely different. Others will be set for hearing, but then never actually
be heard, because authors know their bills have no chance of passage (particularly if
they are Republican-authored). Then there are the ‘simple’ bills that are intent on addressing one
narrow issue, but ultimately become equivalent to “War and Peace” in terms of size by the time they
make it through the legislative process.
So, over the next month all bills will have to pass through their policy committee(s), or be ‘parked’
meaning that they become a two-year bill that cannot be acted upon without a rule waiver until next
January, or die. The only exceptions to this rule are committee-sponsored bills that have no deadlines,
meaning that they can be introduced throughout the session
Monday will also ‘ramp-up’ the fundraiser machine. That shaking sound you hear emanating from
Sacramento is from legislators calling all of their ‘friends’ to ‘entice them’ to attend their forthcoming
fundraiser. The wine and cheese will be quite plentiful over the next several months around town!
See our LAST PAGE for the bills we are following during the first month of session, and some info on
Heat Illness Rules.
SFPUC Contractors Open House – Over $1,000,000,000 in
maintenance and repair work. If your company does less that
$14,000,000 / year you need to become part of this. San Mateo
County residents are elligible for the LBE bid discount giving you
a small business advantage. The qualifying process is easy. Be sure
to attend the event on the 29th and call Tom at 650-591-4486 to get your LBE application (only 4 pages)
Look for the flyer in this issue to register on line.
San Carlos Police report that there have been a large number of construction site tool
thefts. If you leave power or other valuable tools on the job site make sure they are
securely locked up! Better yet, don’t leave them on site and be sure your truck tool box
is secure when parked overnight.
Giants Tickets – NEW GAMES JUST ADDED These are seats you
normally don't have a chance to buy. We have a special block of club
level, section 218, Row A seats. See the Flyer in this issue to learn more
or call Leslie at the Exchange – 650-591-4486.
Tired of working out of your house? How about an office at the
Builders Exchange?
This is a good "business incubator" office in our San Carlos building.
Businesses in the construction industry use the smaller offices located
in the plan room to move out of their homes, take advantage of the plan
room services, on site expert information and help, plus start a
professional business while avoiding the high cost of a stand alone
building. We have 2 small offices coming up, one is $490 / month and
the other is $522 / month. This rent includes, utilities, custodial and everything except telephone and
internet. (we have Comcast and AT&T in the building)
Close to downtown, right off 101 with lots of amenities including copy machine, package receipt, lots of
parking and good neighbors. Call us at 650-591-4486.to learn more and get a tour.
The Office of Administrative Law (OAL) has officially approved the revised Heat
Illness Prevention Standards. This now clears away the final hurdle, meaning the
revisions will take effect May 1, 2015.
I encourage everyone to bookmark the Heat Illness Prevention webpage which also
contains a copy of the guidelines, a Q & A session as well as everything else an
employer needs to know about the standards. The website is located at:
http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/heatillnessinfo.html
Safety and Workshops at the Exchange!
Hearing Protection – Custom Fitted Ear Plugs – These are the Rolls Royce
of hearing protection, better than any muffs or plugs or anything else. You can
have a pair made for your ears in just a few minutes at the Exchange on
Wednesday, 4/15/2015. The hearing technician will be in our plan room at 735
Industrial Road from 7AM until 2PM – Just stop by and have a pair made.
Good for work, shooting or any noise hazard environment. See the flyer for details.
First Aid and CPR Together in one session Get your first aid and CPR
certification on the same morning. You should have one person (at least) with
certification on each job site and also one certified person in the office. This
certification meets all Cal-OSHA requirements and you get a certification card
about a week after passing the class. 4/29 from 7:30 AM until about 1:30 Members
$75 and non-members are $150. Be sure to sign up early – this CPR + First Aid
training session usually fills up fast.
Fun Things for Members
Fishing in Baja leave July 9th and return July 13th – Big game
fishing in La Paz, Mexico Includes just about everything – but
don’t delay – we could only get 20 spots this year. Use the flyer
in this issue.
Wild Boar Hunting at Carnaza in Santa Margarita –
11,000 acres of land with wild boar. Start Friday 6/19 and
leave Sunday 6/21. Stay in the trailers and bring your rifles,
pistols and shotguns for fun at the ranch.
We have two hunts this year, the first one sold out
immediately, but we still have a few spots on the second
hunt on 6/19. See the flyer for details.
Special Member Discounts for Fun Places – Andrea has many special
discounts for fun places for your family to go, like the Santa Cruz Boardwalk,
Great America, Science Academy and more. Look for the list in your hard copy
member news and in Member Only emails.
Simple, Easy, Fair and Honest - This is what buying or leasing Trucks and fleet
vehicles should be. Special consideration for Peninsula Builders Exchange
members. Call Paul Rolandi at Mission Valley Ford 408-933-3285.
Provident Credit Union – All Exchange members and their employees are
eligible to become members of Provident Credit Union. Provident is nonprofit and has branches throughout the area.
Follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/PBX101E
Not just for kids! It’s a good way to keep up with things at the Exchange. If you don’t have
Twitter, you should get it on your cellphone. It gives you brief messages and if you are
interested in the topic, you can download from the source by tapping a link. If you are not interested, just
ignore it. The good part about Twitter is that it is non-invasive. You can review it in an instant from
anywhere and ignore what you don’t want to see.
Come See Us! We are open 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays – stop by and see us
at 735 Industrial Road in San Carlos (between Holly and Whipple) We are a nonprofit, member run association dedicated to helping contractors, subcontractors,
suppliers, designers and others in the construction industry. We have been doing this
since 1945.
Sincerely,
Tom McGinley
Executive Director
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Classified Ads for Members – If you are a member you can run a brief classified ad in this
newsletter for free (circulation 1176 weekly). These can be ads for equipment for sale /
wanted or for help wanted or other “stuff”.
Send your ad to: Andrea@ConstructionPlans.org and please use Microsoft Word format
MARCH 28 - APRIL 12, 2015
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Peninsula Builders Exchange is offering a limited number of ckets for 2015 Season of the 2014 World Series Champions San Francisco Giants Tickets: Club Level – Infield (Virgin America Area) Sec on: 218 Row: A Games Available: Seats 1 – 4 (Must purchase in groups of 2) Exhibi on Games: April 2nd, 2015 Giants VS the Oakland A’s— $100 per seat April 3rd , 2015 Giants VS the Oakland A’s—$100 per seat SOLD Regular Season Games: April 14th, 2015 Giants VS Colorado Rockies—$250 per seat (Only 2 seats available) April 23rd, 2015 Giants VS Los Angles Dodgers — $225 per seat May 4th, 2015 Giants VS San Diego Padres — $120 per seat May 8th, 2015 Giants VS Miami Marlins—$150 per seat If Interested please contact Leslie at 650‐591‐4486 or leslie@construc onplans.org RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
1775 E. Bayshore Rd.,
Redwood City
Builder EXPO on Thursday, May 14, 2015
10 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Trade Show - Top National
Manufacturers
11:30 a.m.
Lunch
Nationally Recognized Speakers
1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
How Hayward Healthy Home is
Revolutionizing Home Building
Reducing Construction Defect
Liability Exposure
Understanding Title 24 Changes
Giveaways throughout the day.
RSVP: Suzanne Moore at 831-643-1900 ext. 206 or
smoore@haywardlumber.com
April 2015 Event Schedule
Product Knowledge Wednesdays
4/1
General Woodcraft/Mataverde
4/8
Exchange-A-Blade
4/15 Roxul
4/22 TimberTech/AZEK
4/29 BMD
$50
Giveaway
Thursdays
All events are at Hayward Redwood City-1775 E. Bayshore Rd.
You are cordially invited to attend
this FREE event
Bring in this
card and
be entered in a
special
$100 Drawing!
BUILDER EXPO
Thursday, May 14, 2015 10 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Hayward Lumber and Design Center - 1775 East Bayshore Rd., Redwood City
Your Connection to the Industry...
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f Supplier ProView
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will see – AND connect – with companies like yours when they search
thebluebook.com. It provides all the information decision-makers need
about your company in one complete, convenient format.
ProView quickly brings your projects or products to life with a dynamic
full-color, image gallery! It’s also equipped with a personalized, portable
URL so you can feature it in all of your marketing communications.
Don’t have a website? ProView offers a powerful solution that includes:
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today with a Blue Book Network ProView.
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• Complete Company Information/Branding
• Geographical Areas Serviced
• Recently Completed Projects
• Full-Color Photo Gallery of Your Projects/Products
• Email Links for Information and PreQual Requests
• Links to Specs, BIM, CAD and other “Related Files”
• Name Brands and Products Installed/Supplied
• Trade Associations, Memberships & Govt. Certifications
Peninsula Builders Exchange and ARC Document Solu ons has partnered up to offer a discounted price on prints for Peninsula Builders Exchange Members! If you place your order though Peninsula Builders Exchange it will be $4.50 a sheet up to 24” x 36”! If you would like to place an order please email Andrea at an‐
drea@construc onplans.org with the name of the project and what pages you want (Phone orders will not be accepted). If you have your own set of drawings you’d like printed please a ach that file with what pages you’d like. You’ll be no fied when your order is ready. Orders should be ready to be picked up at the ARC of your choice in 24 hours. C.H.A.S.E.
Need Help With Safety?
Need Help With Safety and Environmental
Issues? The Safety Resource for Peninsula
Builders Exchange Members is C.H.A.S.E.
C.H.A.S.E. President Bill Sanborn is the regional expert on Construction
Health and Safety Issues. If you need safety advice please give him a
call!
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Safety Plans (IIPP)
Construction Safety Related Training
Cal-OSHA Paperwork
Citation Defense
Environmental Issues
Employee Safety and Exposure
Ergonomics
Call Bill Sanborn at:
408-374-9565
Health Insurance Answers You Can Trust
 Need help in understanding how to get decent
coverage?
 Want to see if you will benefit from the 2014
changes?
 Will an HSA work for my insurance needs?
 Will health insurance help retain employees?
 Can I position my income for a insurance subsidy?
 How can I get “guaranteed issue” if I have health
problems?
 Which carrier should I choose?
 Plan Administration and Paperwork? – Just leave it to
Us!
Call Todd Taylor, our preferred Health Insurance Person for straight
forward answers you can trust. Todd has helped over 100 members!
650-594-5933 408-358-7502
Choose from any of the following plans:
Kaiser-Convenient & one close location for all of
your health care needs
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield - Largest
selection of plans & largest PPO networks in the state
Health Net-great alternative carrier to the Blues with
competitive plans
Health Insurance Answers You Can
Trust!
408-358-7502 or 650-594-5933
What do we do? Here’s a list:
Stuff for Members:
Special information, resources and benefits for Members only – To help you
stay on top and get more work and make more profit we send privileged emails to
members only on things like business opportunities, government compliance and
market trends. Look for your Members Only emails!
Flyers Fuel Discount – PBX Members are eligible for a fuel purchase
discount from Flyers. It’s a good way to save money plus you also get
lots of ways to track your vehicle fuel usage. Get more details in the
advertisement in this issue and also call the Flyers guy, Mike Nathan, at 510-376-4700 or email
michaeln@4flyers.com Tell him you are a member of the Exchange to get your discount on the
program.
Plans on Line (Membership includes access to online plans.)
– Need help with the website at www.ConstructionAssistant.com? Lots of good
stuff there like, 100’s of project plans you can download to bid, vendor tracking,
lists of bidding G.C.’s and other good things that make you money and save you
time. If you want training on using the site, call Tom at 650-591-4486. – Need
help with the website at www.ConstructionAssistant.com? You can also schedule an hour or so
for personal instruction on how to use it.
Construction Notary – Notary service is free for members on construction related
items. Call first, 650-591-4486 to make sure Leslie, our notary, is available and then
come on in. Available weekdays during business hours.
Networking and Trips – Members meet and have fun while increasing
their business contacts. Travel to Mexico, Europe and Asia, local sporting
events, theatre, fishing and hunting and many more things to do together.
Trips and sporting events are for members, their employees and families and guests. Great
destinations at group discount pricing!
ConstructionFinder.com
Our website for the public, owners and others
potential clients to find you. It’s searchable and sortable and always there. List your company
and put up your logo and links on ConstructionAssistant.com, then check the activate box at
view company details and you are automatically also on ConstrucitonFinder.com Don’t want
people calling? Then don’t check activate and stay hidden.
Conference Room Use – Members are welcome to use the conference room at
735 Industrial free of charge during business hours. Sign up is on a first come,
first served basis and you can reserve the room by calling us at 650-591-4486. It
holds about 20.
Construction Forms – Stuff like lien forms, pre-liens, contracts, notices of
completion, etc. We have them at the exchange for a nominal fee. Stop by and get
the ones you need!
Litigation Search. One of the best ways for contractors to assess your owner
client, or for subs to assess general contractors is to look at their past. Have they
been involved in a lot of litigation? People tend to continue the same pattern in
life and those who have had a great many disputes in the past will probably also have them in the
future. Your exchange will provide member companies with a San Mateo County, and adjacent
counties, court history of prospective customers.
Mediation – The Exchange will informally mediate construction related disputes. This
is true “no fault” mediation where parties are assisted in reaching a settlement. There
is no “verdict” or “judgment” and attorneys are not allowed. If you need help in
resolving a problem please give Tom a call at 650-591-4486. There is no charge for mediation.
Workers Comp Discount – Many Exchange members who have workers comp
insurance through State Fund get a 6% discount (in addition to other discounts)
because they can join our State Fund group 826. You need to know that when you
renew you need to ask to be put in 826 otherwise they will not put you in a group and
you will have to pay more. If you discover it later on, they will not “reverse it”. Be sure you ask
for group 826 at the time of renewal!
New Construction Financing Program for
Exchange Members – Need a construction
loan? Colorado Federal is actively soliciting PBX members and will give you a ¼% discount if
we verify your membership. With building going great guns this is a good opportunity to get
financing for your next
project.
Special Member Discounts for Fun Places – Andrea has many special
discounts for fun places for your family to go, like the Santa Cruz Boardwalk, Great
America, Science Academy and more. Look for the list in your hard copy member
news and in Member Only emails.
Simple, Easy, Fair and Honest - This is what buying or leasing Trucks and fleet
vehicles should be. Special consideration for Peninsula Builders Exchange
members. Call Paul Rolandi at Mission Valley Ford 408-933-3285.
Provident Credit Union – All Exchange members and their
employees are eligible to become members of Provident Credit
Union. Provident is non-profit and has branches throughout the area.
Classified Advertising – Help wanted? Equipment for sale? Members can place
classified ads in this newsletter free. Our weekly circulation is 1200. Please
email your copy to Tom@ConstructionPlans.org and be sure to mention
“Classified Ad” in the subject of your email.
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Come See Us! We are open 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays – stop by
and see us at 735 Industrial Road in San Carlos (between Holly and Whipple)
We are a non-profit, member run association dedicated to helping contractors,
subcontractors, suppliers, designers and others in the construction industry.
We have been doing this since 1945,
Office for Rent – 169 sf Full Service at the Exchange
We have good offices for your business! - 169 square feet of full service carpeted office, including
utilities, janitorial, Free mail and Package Receipt and Free conference room use, Copier, Lunch Room
and Parking right outside the door
The building has a good mix of small businesses including accountants and software.
Good, friendly, quiet building near 101, downtown San Carlos, Oracle, 24 Hour Fitness and train station
with lots of parking. Coffee room and copier on site.
This is a nice small business friendly environment and a good place to work. Good for any small business.
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Services Provided & Included:
Utilities
Janitorial
Mail & Package Receipt
Free use of Conference Room
Copier Coffee Room/Lunch Room
24 Hour Access
We rent this office with full service which includes janitorial, all utilities and free conference room use.
This is a Gross lease, which means you pay one price ONLY the monthly amount -- You do not pay any
extras for taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc. that are in the typical "net" (NNN or NN) lease. Just add
telephone and internet if you want them from ATT or Comcast (both in the building) and you are good
to go .
For an unbeatable price call Tom or Leslie or Andrea at 650-591-4486.
Reduce Health Insurance Costs? Don’t expect a miracle but there are a
few things you should do! The legislated inclusion of many people who
could not get “normal” health insurance has really increased the price
that everyone pays. Insurance is one of the biggest employee expenses
you have – and one that has come under increased attention in the last
two years. There are a couple of things you should do to try and keep
costs under control:
Form a small group: In California a group can be two people or more. Even with only
two people in the “group” you get about 5% off the single person premium. If you can
put together a larger group of more than five insured you can save up to 10%.
Look for the “sweet spot”. The sweet spot is the best cost versus benefit policy. Carriers
play the numbers to make their policies appealing. If you look at you likely usage versus
the premium, deductible and out of pocket max, you will find that there is usually a
policy that will actually cost you less overall considering all costs, and it is usually not
the least expensive nor is it the most expensive choice. You should check this annually
because the rates and plan features change rapidly in these troubled times for health
insurance.
Compare carriers annually. The carriers have to make a profit to stay in business, but
the age mix of their customers can help change the cost. A carrier with a lot of young
customers can have lower rates for the older ones (under Obamacare the young “support”
the old) so check your rates against other carriers every renewal period to see if things
have changed.
You need help doing this. You need a broker with the patience and desire to really help you
rather than just make more money by increasing your premium. We recommend Todd Taylor at
Taylor Benefits. He has helped over 100 members save on health insurance. You can reach Todd
at 408-358-7502
Now's The Time To Protect Your Hearing Before it's Too Late! Custom Ear Protec on, Inc
Will be Here at the Exchange on Wednesday April 15th, 2015 7:00am to 2:00pm Only $70.00 a set, Includes Cord, Case, Taxes Custom: Made in your ear in just minutes! Consistent: 30 dB Noise Reduc on Ra ng! Comfortable: Fits to the contour of your ears! Durable: Medical Grade Silicon Coated Earplugs! Sound Protec on From: Environmental Noise, Work, Play Condi ons, and Snoring! Airline Information Form – La Paz, Mexico
July 9th, 2015 thru July 13th, 2015
Name (As it appears on your passport):__________________________________________
Date of Birth: _________________________________________________
Gender (circle one): Male
Female
Passport #:____________________________________________________
Issue date on Passport: _________________________________________
Expiration date of passport: ______________________________________
Origin of Passport (example: USA):________________________________
Country of Birth: ________________________________________________
Contact person in case of emergency: ______________________________________
Phone number of Contact person: (______) __________________________
Additional information needed by the Peninsula Builders Exchange
Home address: _______________________________________________
City: ___________________________ Zip: _______________
Phone Number: (______) _______________________________________
E-mail:______________________________________________________
Due Dates: - per person
April 3rd, 2015
$800.00 Deposit and Signup Form
*Deposit must be including with signup form to hold your spot.*
May 1st, 2015
$790.00 Final Payment
THE STORYTHE STORY
“WELCOME TO THE DELIRIOUSLY AMUSING, MALEVOLENT, HEARTWARMING, HEAD-SPINNING WORLD OF MATILDA THE MUSICAL. YOU WON’T WANT TO LEAVE.” –
BLOOMBERG NEWS
Winner of 50 international awards, including the Tony Award®, and
one of the biggest hits on Broadway, MATILDA THE MUSICAL is
the story of an extraordinary little girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her
own destiny.
Rolling Stone calls the show “hands down the BEST MUSICAL of
the season.” Based on the beloved novel by Roald Dahl, MATILDA
continues to thrill sold-out audiences of all ages on Broadway and
in London’s West End.
The Wall Street Journal says, “The makers of MATILDA have done
the impossible – triumphantly! It is smart, sweet, zany and stupendous fun.”
“ONCE IN A BLUE MOON, A SHOW COMES OUT BLAZING AND RESTORES YOUR FAITH
IN BROADWAY. MATILDA THE MUSICAL IS THAT
SHOW.” NEW YORK POST
“MATILDA IS THE BEST MUSICAL SINCE THE LION KING!”
– TIME MAGAZINE
“THE BEST FAMILY MUSICAL IN YEARS.” – CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Wednesday August 12th, 2015at 8:00pm Orpheum Mezzanine at 1192 Market St, San Francisco, California 94102 Deadline for ckets Monday June 1st, 2015 Yes, Please reserve______Seat(s) for MaƟlda the Musical
My Check for $__________($65.00 each) is included.
Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________
Company Name:_________________________________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone:___________________________Email:______________________________________________________
Please return with payment to:
Peninsula Builders Exchange, 735 Industrial Road, Suite 100, San Carlos CA 94070
There are 9 reasons why companies belong to the Exchange:
1. Problem Solving – we help you solve business problems
2. Staff help – You may know everything – but how about the people who work for
you? We are here to help them also.
3. Social contacts – Work with, travel with and learn from others in your Exchange.
4. Power in Numbers. Hundreds in San Mateo County and Thousands in the State
through GSBE.
5. Training and Assistance – Your existing managers, foremen and field people need
to work safer, smarter and more profitably . We do construction industry training.
6. Relationships – We all help each other.
7. Projects and Plans on-line – Over 2700 projects for you to bid in the last year.
8. Discount on State Fund Worker’s Comp for Firms that qualify.
9. Levels of Participation – You have the opportunity for all levels of participation
from trips to exotic locations and calling in your questions and problems for on the
spot help. Or you can just use the on-line plans; safety and business training and
updates on industry news and legislation. You decide how much participation you
want.
Fill out the attached membership application and make your company a part of our
construction community today!
Membership Application Fax To: 650‐591‐8108 Peninsula Builders Exchange 735 Industrial Road #100 San Carlos, CA 94070 650 ‐591‐4486 support@ConstructionPlans.org Firm Name ___________________________________________________________________________ Telephone _____________________ Fax _______________________ Email _______________________ Name of Owner. ________________________________________________________ Contact Person ____________________________ Title _________________________ Business Address ______________________________ City & Zip ________________________________ Mailing Address _______________________________ City & Zip ________________________________ Email _________________________________________ Website _______________________________ Type of Business _________________________________________________________________ Contractor’s License # ____________________________ Classification ______________________ Membership Statement: This applicant, upon acceptance for membership in the Exchange agrees to abide by all rules and by‐laws of the Exchange. The Peninsula Builders Exchange is a non‐profit, member run association dedicated to improving standards and communications within the construction industry. We have been assisting contractors, sub contractors and suppliers since 1945. Visa / MC ____________/ ____________/ ______________/ _____________ Exp. Date ____________ Name on Card: ___________________________________________ VIN Number _________________ Authorized Signature: ______________________________________________ Date: _____________ Referred By: ________________________________________________________________________ Application Fee of $100 Annual Dues: $400 (Total $500) please include with application Visit us on the internet: www.ConstructionPlans.org www.ConstructionAssistant.com www.ConstructionFinder.com Peninsula Builders Exchange, 735 Industrial Road #100, San Carlos CA 94070 650‐591‐4486(v) 650‐591‐8108(f) support@ConstructionPlans.org Hailed as “Stunning, intense and spectacular” by the Sunday Ex‐
press, this produc on features a brilliant new design by Paul Brown, costumes by the much missed Maria Björnson, a new staging by Laurence Connor – di‐
rector of the recent acclaimed 25th anniversary celebra on at the Royal Albert Hall – and new choreography by Sco Ambler. The produc on is overseen by Ma hew Bourne and Cameron Mackintosh. September 23rd, 2015 at 8:00pm Orpheum Mezzanine at 1192 Market St, San Francisco, California 94102 Deadline for ckets Thursday July 30th, 2015 Yes, Please reserve______Seat(s) for The Phantom of the Opera My Check for $__________($86.00 each) is included. Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________ Company Name:_________________________________________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:___________________________Email:______________________________________________________ Please return with payment to: Peninsula Builders Exchange, 735 Industrial Road, Suite 100, San Carlos CA 94070 Ques ons call: 650‐591‐4486 WILD BOAR
HUNTING
Friday, June 19th - Sunday, June 21st, 2015
First Hunt Friday Evening, Saturday Morning, Saturday
Evening, Sunday Morning
Guided Hunt at a Private Ranch - Santa Margarita, CA
Must Have Valid California Hunting License + Pig Tag
Trying to Limit Hunt To Ten Hunters
Includes: Accommodations / Meals, $600.00 Per Hunter*, Trophy Hunt
$650.00*, Transportation on Ranch, Skinning & Cleaning To Get Ready
For Processing
* Additional Fee For More Than One Harvest
Note: Hunt will be confirmed as time gets closer due to rainfall
Contact Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Telephone: ______________________________ Email:______________________________________
List Additional People in Group:_________________________________________________________
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Please Return Form & Full Payment Upon Sign-up To:
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Invite Coming Soon
Sacramento Report – They are coming back from spring break on April 6th and
here is a list of the things important to us that are coming up:
AB 742 (Gallagher) - Heavy-duty diesel-fueled vehicles: safety review:
filters.
Would prohibit the State Air Resources Board from enforcing a certain
regulation that restricts emissions from in-use, diesel-fueled vehicles until the state board
completes a review of the safety of any particulate-matter filters required to be installed on
affected vehicles.
AB 750 (Low) Business and professions: licenses.
Would authorize any of the boards, bureaus, commissions, or programs within the Department of
Consumer Affairs, except as specified, to establish by regulation a system for a retired category
of license for persons who are not actively engaged in the practice of their profession or
vocation, and would prohibit the holder of a retired license from engaging in any activity for
which a license is required.
AB 756 (Chang) - Small businesses: state agencies: civil fines and penalties.
Would declare the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation that would authorize certain state
agencies to waive penalties for small businesses within their first 120 days of operation if certain
requirements are met.
AB 777 (Harper) - California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006: repeal.
The California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 designates the State Air Resources Board
as the state agency charged with monitoring and regulating sources of emissions of greenhouse
gases. The state board is required to adopt a statewide greenhouse gas emissions limit equivalent
to the statewide greenhouse gas emissions level in 1990 to be achieved by 2020 and to adopt
rules and regulations in an open public process to achieve the maximum, technologically
feasible, and cost-effective greenhouse gas emissions reductions. This bill would repeal the act.
AB 785 (Brown) - State government: small business certification.
Current law authorizes a city, county, or city and county to license any kind of business not
prohibited by law transacted and carried out within the city, county, or city and county, as
specified. This bill would express the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation that would
create a statewide small business certification system.
AB 795 (Low) - Employment: day's work.
Current employment regulation law, with certain exceptions, establishes an 8-hour workday and
a 40-hour workweek, and requires payment of prescribed overtime compensation for additional
hours worked.
AB 823 (Bigelow) - Counties: ordinances.
Would modify the requirements for a county board of supervisors to publish a summary of a
proposed ordinance or proposed amendment to an existing ordinance to meet the publication
requirement for an ordinance to take effect, including, among other new requirements, allowing
posting on the county's Internet Web site.
AB 842 (Patterson) - Contractors: trust or custodial benefits plans: essential health
benefits.
Would provide that a contractor that bids on or has been awarded work covered by a project
labor agreement that provides health care coverage to workers on the project that is the subject of
the agreement, that includes essential health benefits, as described in the PPACA, and that
provides evidence of that coverage to the entity awarding the contract, is exempt from a
requirement to pay into a trust or custodial benefit plan for health and welfare or similar benefits
for those workers an amount equal to the amount that the contractor would have been required to
pay into that trust or custodial benefit plan for health care costs for those workers.
AB 846 (Gallagher) - Mechanic's lien: discretionary dismissal.
Current law authorizes a court to dismiss an action to enforce a mechanic's lien for want of
prosecution if it is not brought to trial within 2 years after commencement of the action. This bill
would authorize a court to dismiss an action to enforce a mechanic's lien for want of prosecution
if service is not made within 6 months after commencement of the action
AB 852 (Burke) - Public works: prevailing wages.
Would expand the definition of "public works," for the purposes of provisions relating to the
prevailing rate of per diem wages, to also include any construction, alteration, demolition,
installation, or repair work done under private contract on a hospital or health care facility
project when the project is paid for, in whole or in part, with the proceeds of conduit revenue
bonds, as defined, that were issued on or after January 1, 2016. This bill contains other related
provisions and other existing laws.