Construction weekly may 27, 2016

Volume 28, Number 19 • May 27, 2016

Construction Weekly

The Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange hosted the 29th Annual Jim Lambert Design Build Compe-tition at Cosumnes River College on May 6th and May 7th, 2015. It featured 13 area high schools and 14 teams. The students learned construction technology, math and geometry skills, safety skills, team-work and much more. The students worked hard to showcase their building technology skills. The Build-ers’ Exchange of Stockton sponsored 2 local schools, Lincoln High School in Stockton and Linden High School.

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OFFICERSJASON HJELMSTAD, PresidentTONY ARCEO, Vice President

TOM MAYO, TreasurerAL TOCCOLI, Member at Large

STAFFMICHAEL SELF, Executive Director

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• Welcome New Members Page 2

• Contractor Connection Page 5

• Classified Page 6

• Weekly Economic Update Page 7

• BBQ Flyer Page 8

• Projects Out to Bid Page 12

• SmartBid Net Article Page 13

• Legal Notices Pages 14-15

• Tail Gate Topic Page 18

• Safety Calendar Page 19

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The ‘Gig Economy’ and its Effects on Construction

We’ve all heard about the ‘Gig Economy’ and how its exponen-tial growth will be so great that by 2020 a whopping 40% of the workforce will be part of it!! What is it and how does it affect construction?

Wikipedia defines it as: “A gig economy is an environment in which temporary positions are common and organizations con-tract with independent workers for short-term engagements.” OK, so how does it affect construction? Some would claim that myriad ways of outreach to customers and vice versa that we are experiencing in construction is ‘only’ a new way of market-ing; however, we would argue that Wikipedia’s definition could easily apply to the current state of construction. Furthermore, regardless of how it is defined, this new economy certainly is significantly expanding the ways that both licensed and unli-censed contractors inform, reach out, and solicit prospective customers about their services. Indeed, the ‘gig economy’ definition could be applied to the ‘local talent pool’ sitting out in the parking lot at Home Depot waiting for someone to offer them a temporary job to perform many things that normally would require a license. Moving ‘up’ the ladder from here, we personally have seen companies such as the “Handyman Net-work” thrive by advertising in local papers and other avenues for their services which provide workers ‘skilled’ in certain crafts to perform jobs for customers.

Another popular method has been through the growth of “Craigslist” as a forum for both companies submitting “help wanted ads” and companies offering their services to custom-ers under “skilled services.” Using the Sacramento Craigslist website and clicking on “skilled services” you will find a ‘laun-dry list of services - https://sacramento.craigslist.org/search/sks Interested in reviewing specific “health and safety” trades that were listed we clicked on “Electrical Contractor” and found a contractor who posted a valid contractor’s license number but whose address was listed as Modesto.

There were myriad electrical services listed and then at the bottom this statement: “No contact info? if the poster didn’t include a phone number, email, or other contact info, craig-slist can notify them via email. ” There also was a reference to the fact they had ‘certified’ electricians throughout the state. While we make no claims to the validity of these type of companies, it is a fact that the Contractors License Board has had countless problems with unlicensed contractors who use Craigslist to offer their services to the unwary.

A ‘step up’ is Angie’s list, Home Advisor and a host of others of this nature. All have a list of ‘certified’ contractors who can perform virtually any project that is required. The question becomes, how ‘certified’ are these people, do they have the correct licenses for the types of work they perform and, if there is a problem that occurs just how ‘active’ is the company to help resolve the problem? We currently have an email out to the CSLB inquiring as to whether there have been problems with any of these services.

This brings us to the latest of these services. Called “Thumb-tack” Dave Fogt, Chief of Enforcement reported that investi-gators have used them as they have with Craigslist to obtain operation leads. Identified as a relatively new website that op-erates like a “reverse” Craigslist – homeowners list the projects for which they need help and invite bids. One of the “Thumb-tack” suspects provided a $4,800 bid to build a fence around the sting property while using a license number that did not belong to him, later claiming that it belonged to his brother. The suspect was issued a Notice to Appear (NTA) for contract-ing and advertising without a license, and the investigator packaged the complaint for the county to recommend charges for felony use of an incorrect license number. The charge is buttressed by the investigator’s subsequent phone call with the true owner of the license, who confirmed that this suspect is not his brother, not known to him, and that he had not given permission for anyone to use his license number.

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WILL THE FED MAKE A MOVE IN JUNE? In April, the Consumer Price Index advanced 0.4% – its largest monthly gain since February 2013. While a 10% leap in gasoline prices contributed to that rise, this and other recent signals of economic vigor may be influencing the Federal Reserve. Last week, minutes from the central bank’s April policy meeting showed Fed officials broadly agreeing that an interest rate hike could be appropriate next month if economic indicators strengthened and inflation accelerated. The CPI rose 1.1% in the year ending in April, but the yearly gain for the core CPI was 2.1%.1,2

A MODEST GAIN IN EXISTING HOME SALES The National Association of Realtors announced a 1.7% increase in homebuying in April, which left sales up 6.0% year-over-year. The median sale price last month was $232,500; 6.3% improved from a year ago. NAR also reported a 3.6% decline in existing home inventory across the past 12 months.3

STARTS, PERMITS, INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT ALL RISE Homebuilders and factories boosted their activity in April. Housing starts increased 6.6% last month, according to Department of Commerce data; building permits were up 2.6%. The Federal Reserve announced a 0.7% gain in industrial production for April, the largest monthly improvement in more than a year.1

A MIXED WEEK FOR THE MAJOR INDICESConcerns about the Fed raising rates did not hamper the NASDAQ, which advanced 1.10% in five days to 4,769.56. The S&P 500 added 0.28% the week, moving north to 2,052.32. Suffering a 0.20% loss for the week, the Dow closed Friday at 17,500.94. Gold settled Friday at $1,252.90; oil at $47.75.4

THIS WEEK: On Monday, America’s Car-Mart and Big Lots report Q1 results. Tuesday, the Census Bureau’s April new home sales report complements earnings from AutoZone, Best Buy, DSW, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Intuit, Toll Bros., and Valspar. Wednesday’s earnings parade includes results from Costco, Express, GUESS?, HP, Lions Gate Entertainment, NetApp, Popeye’s, and Tiffany & Co. The NAR April pending home sales index, a report on April durable goods orders, and a new initial claims report arrive Thursday; plus, earnings from Abercrombie & Fitch, Burlington Stores, Chico’s, Dollar General, Fred’s, GameStop, and Sears Holdings. On Friday, Wall Street looks at the University of Michigan’s final May consumer sentiment index and the federal government’s second estimate of Q1 growth.

% CHANGE Y-T-D 1-YR CHG 5-YR AVG 10-YR AVG

DJIA +0.44 -4.29 +7.97 +5.70 NASDAQ -4.75 -5.96 +14.03 +11.74 S&P 500 +0.41 -3.46 +10.79 +6.20

REAL YIELD 5/20 RATE 1 YR AGO 5 YRS AGO 10 YRS AGO

10 YR TIPS 0.29% 0.38% 0.85% 2.43%Sources: wsj.com, bigcharts.com, treasury.gov - 5/20/164,5,6,7

Indices are unmanaged, do not incur fees or expenses, and cannot be invested into directly. These returns do not include dividends. 10-year TIPS real yield = projected return at maturity given expected inflation.

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NOTICE OF COMPLETION Recordation Completion Date Owner Name Date Contractor Name Property Address 05/09/16 City of Lodi 05/04/16 Diede Const Inc Fire Station #2 Repl Proj, 2 S Cherokee Ln, Lodi City of Lodi 05/04/16 Abide Bldrs Inc Lodi Transit Station Restroom/Vault Impr Proj, 24 S Sacramento St, Lodi City of Lodi 05/04/16 DSS Co dba Knife River Const Water Meter Program Ph 5 City of Stockton 04/28/16 Bay City/Myers JV French Camp Rd, I5 Interchange Proj #PW9945 George David Branco 05/05/16 10994 E Tokay Colony Rd, Lodi Marco Antonio Pacheco 05/04/16 5667 E Marsh St, Stkn Oakwood LT Ventures LLC 05/04/16 Casner Communities Inc 3936 Castellina Wy, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 05/05/16 2964 Clear Point Wy, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 05/06/16 3552 Overland Ln, Trcy05/10/16 Brookfield Windrift LLC 05/10/16 947 Park Place Ct, Lthrp Crivello Estates LP 04/26/16 Raymus Const Inc 950 Granite Ln, Mtca KB Home Central Valley Inc 05/06/16 3618 Jagger Ln, Stkn Oakwood LT Ventures LLC 05/03/16 Casner Communities Inc 3728 Chiavari Wy, Mtca RB Wood LLC 04/19/16 Bran Homes 1735 Yosemite Ave, Escln Rose Park LLC 05/05/16 DBF 1483 Rosy Dawn Ln, Mtca SJ Valley LP 04/29/16 DPR Const 2720 Wilcox Rd, Stkn TRI Pointe Homes Inc 05/04/16 976 Vecindad St, Mtn Hse05/11/16 City of Stockton 03/19/16 SAK Const LLC Primary Influent Pipe Repair Proj Pulte Home Corp 05/09/16 1541 River Birch St, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 05/09/16 1624 Union Ln, Trcy05/12/16 Central Valley Executive Bldrs Inc 05/11/16 1809 N Ripon Rd, Rpn County of San Joaquin 05/03/16 Konecranes Inc Fleet Services Shop Hoist Repl Manteca 93 LP 05/09/16 962 W Woodward Ave, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 09/14/15 Union Ln, Milton Jenson Wy, Glazzy Ln, Overland Ln, Trcy William Lyon Homes Inc 05/11/16 2575 Remy Javier Ct, Trcy05/13/16 CBRE-Sprint 05/13/16 Plowman Const Co Inc 2602 W Kettleman Ln, Lodi KB Home Central Valley Inc 05/12/16 10227 Presley Ln, Stkn Oakwood LT Ventures LLC 05/09/16 Casner Communities Inc APN 241-690-34 Pulte Home Corp 03/16/16 1555 River Birch St, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 05/10/16 1618 Union Ln, Trcy Rose Park LLC 05/11/16 DBF 2796 Round Tree Wy, Mtca TL Shoreline LP 05/11/16 814 Channel Ct, Lthrp WL Investors LP 05/03/16 2584 Buttercup Dr, Lodi WL Investors LP 05/03/16 3046 Belmont Dr, Lodi


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•If the clothing becomes contaminated by the chemical, shower or wash the skin areas exposed. Change and de-contaminate clothing (or dispose of clothing if it is designed to single use).

•Do not take contaminated clothing home to be laundered because by doing so, it could expose family members to the contaminant.

•When working with chemicals, always wash hands thoroughly before eating. If necessary, shower and change clothes before going home.•Never take food into the work area where chemicals are be-ing used or stored.

•If work will be done in an area where there is a possibility of exposure to toxic substances, use a buddy system or estab-lish an emergency communication system. A worker can be dangerously exposed or overcome by a chemical and need immediate assistance.

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