SEPTEMBER IS ASSOCIATE APPRECIATION MONTH  

New Jersey Builders Association
By the President, Thomas F. Critelli
2010
 
      Whereas, Associate members contribute significantly to the strength and vitality of the local, state and national Associations, and
 
      Whereas, The New Jersey Builders Association is committed to improving the climate for all segments of the building industry; and
 
      Whereas, today's housing results from the combined efforts of builders and associates working together to provide the highest quality housing, and
 
      Whereas, Associate members demonstrate their continuing support of our industry through their participation in the Annual NJBA Convention, as well as a myriad of other product home shows at national and local levels; and
 
      Whereas, Associate members enthusiastically support association objectives and contribute immeasurably to the proud accomplishments of our Association at all levels, especially in the areas of recruitment, retention and education.
 
      Now, Therefore,I, Thomas F. Critelli, as President of the New Jersey Builders Association, proclaim that the month of September, 2010, be designated as "Associate Appreciation Month."
 
Furthermore, I offer my thanks to those members who are truly ambassadors in their role as Associate members of NJBA. I encourage everyone within the industry to recognize the continuing contributions of the Associate members.
 
 
Thomas F. Critelli
President, New Jersey Builders Association
 
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 NEWS & VIEWS

The CBRANJ E-Newsletter
Edited by Bob Hertzberg, Esq., CGB, CGP
 
POLITICS
 
 
DEP names Asst. Commissioner for site remediation. NJ has named a DEP manager to oversee the new program to use privately licensed professionals to clean up contaminated waste sites. NJ Spotlight
 
Montville seals $3 million deal for parkland. Star-Ledger
 
Highlands Act withstands second challenge. A NJ appeals court panel rejected an Independence Twp. developer's claim that the law is unconstitutional.  Express-Times
 
 
PROJECTS
 
Cedar Grove still deliberating on Hilltop development.   Council members say they won’t make a hasty decision on whether to allow a KHov community to be built on one of the last undeveloped parcels in the township. Star-Ledger
 
Hanover pursuing retail development. Star-Ledger
 
Mt. Olive building approved by Highlands Council. The 12,000-sq.ft. office building will be used as an office and equipment repair facility for Goldmine Partners. Star-Ledger
 
 
 
 
ECONOMICS
 
 
 
 
 
The political winds currently blowing around Washington, DC: SNA62424.pdf 
 
 
LEGISLATION
 
S-1410 Smith, B. (D-17); Bateman, C. (R-16)
Requires post-construction restoration of optimal soil conditions under the "Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Act." Related Bill: A-2501
 

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The Community Builders & Remodelers Association is a local professional trade organization, affiliated with the New Jersey Builders Association and the National Association of Home Builders, to promote and protectall segments of the residential building industry and its customers in Essex, Morris, Union, Somerset, Warren and Hunterdon counties. Our mission is to enhance its members’ ability to provide safe, affordable, quality housing to the citizens in New Jersey.  

 If you are not a member and would like to join, please contact Andrea Selinski at andreas@cbanj.org or
973-887-2888 x. 300

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2010 CBRA NAHB Education Course Schedule

2010 NAHB Designation Guide with all designation descriptions and courses along with Continuing Education Credit information  - click on the link below

1143/files/EducationDesignationGuide2010.pdf

 

 


 

 

 

 
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