ANNUAL REPORT2013

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Jeff Turner, Flatiron, is installed as the 2013 AGC San Diego President

by John Nelson & John Daley Sr.

Boys just want to have fun!

Best dressed at the AGC

Affi liate Golf Tournament

Jeff Turner gets a smooch from wife Leeann during the

AGC Holiday Dinner Dance

Greg Becker receives an old fashioned shoe shine during the AGC Winter Conference in Jackson Hole, WY

AGC Members having a great time at the Holiday Dinner Dance!

Dustin Jones & Jeff Baird at the AGC Affi liate Mixer

Good sportsmanship during the AGC Annual Softball Tournament

Brothers, Jon & James Cloud enjoying an AGC Golf Tournament Sometimes a nap is necessary...

even on the golf course!

Phil Peterson ready for a “Peaceful” day of golf

Ted and Connie Rossin looking classy during the

AGC Holiday Dinner Dance at the Hotel Del Coronado

Nothing like a hot lunch after snowmobiling!

MCRD Drill Instructor provides some “motivation” to members of TEAM AGC during the

MCRD Bootcamp Challenge

San Diego Granite hosts an AGC Mixer

Kayde & Sue looking good!

Steve Friar and Brian Jordan with San Diego Port Commissioner

Marshall Merrifi eld

AGC goes to Washington, DC!

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PRESIDENT’S LETTER

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AGC is dedicated to promoting opportunity, free enterprise, skill, integrity and responsibility among San Diego’s construction professionals by:

1. Elevating the art of construction2. Educating its members3. Advocating for members’ needs with public owners and policy makers4. Improving the image of the construction profession5. Providing its members networking opportunities6. Promoting equal opportunity in employment and subcontracting7. Improving its community

VisionAGC’s vision is to promote a better industry for the professionals who build San Diego’s future.

Mission

Building Your Quality of Life

Dear AGC San Diego Members,

It has been my honor to serve as your 2013 AGC San Diego President. This position has given me the opportunity to see fi rsthand the importance of the AGC to our industry, not only in San Diego but throughout California and in Washington D.C. The AGC, with our involvement, makes a signifi cant difference in our industry.

This 2013 AGC Annual Report details the work of AGC San Diego’s 800+ members serving on our four Councils, 21 Committees, and four Trust funds. These efforts, combined with our professional staff, have produced results that affect our industry in a positive manner each and every day.

AGC’s infl uence also reaches beyond the construction industry. In the November 2012 election, few candidates that supported pro-growth, pro-economic development, and pro-business issues were elected. In fact, for the fi rst time in decades, the San Diego Mayor’s offi ce and a majority of the San Diego City Council offi ces were occupied by individuals that were not considered friends of the business community. AGC, along with several other large business associations, through an umbrella organization called the Business Leadership Alliance (BLA), came together to develop a strategy that would convey to voters, in future elections, the importance of electing pro-business, pro-economic-development candidates.

In late summer 2012, the timetable for implementing this strategy was pushed forward when Bob Filner resigned as mayor after less than one year in offi ce. AGC, BLA, and a number of other organizations stepped up the implementation of this strategy and helped to elect Kevin Faulconer, a candidate who is truly focused on jobs and the economy.

My point…AGC’s infl uence does extend well beyond the construction industry. Our Association is recognized as a pro-business, pro-economic-development leader. When AGC joins together with other strong business organizations, the voters respond.

Since 1927, the San Diego construction industry has been represented within the business community by the AGC. The support and commitment of AGC’s members has been critical to this strong relationship.

It has been an honor and privilege for me to serve as the 2013 President of the AGC San Diego.

Sincerely,

Jeff TurnerFlatiron2013 President AGC San Diego Chapter, Inc.

The following industry leaders served on the 2013 AGC San Diego Chapter’s Board of Directors, which represents a cross-section of the industry. The AGC San Diego Bylaws call for the Board of Directors’ membership to include: Six General Engineering Contractor Members; Six General Building Contractor Members; Five Specialty/Subcontractor Members; Two Affi liate/Supplier Members; Two Past Presidents; One Special Position; One CLC Chairperson.

JEFF TURNERFLATIRON

BRIAN JORDANHELIX ELECTRIC, INC.

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WALT FEGLEYRENO CONTRACTING, INC.

JON CLOUDJ. CLOUD, INC.

KEVIN ELLIOTTOLD ROLL, INC.

DAVE CARLINSOLTEK PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION CO.

EX OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTPRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY/TREASURER PAST PRESIDENT

MIKE CARCIOPPOLOHAWTHORNE CAT

DR. KEN WALSHSAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

2013 BOARD OFFICERS2013 BOARD OFFICERS

KYLE NELSONCASS CONSTRUCTION, INC.

TIM PENICKT.B. PENICK & SONS, INC.

RIK BECKERBERGELECTRIC CORPORATION

DIANE KOESTER-DIONI.E. - PACIFIC, INC.

THOMAS L. BROWNSIERRA PACIFIC WEST, INC.

GREG BECKERCEMENT CUTTING, INC.

STEPHEN FRIARHENSEL PHELPS

RANDY FINCHMARKS, FINCH, THORNTON & BAIRD, LLP

JON WALDSUNDT CONSTRUCTION, INC.

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JOHN H. DALEY, JR.DALEY CORPORATION

ERIC STENMANBALFOUR BEATTY CONSTRUCTION

STEVE COKERTC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.

BOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF DIRECTORS

MARK FILANCJ.R. FILANC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.

LAWRENCE MCMAHONALLIANT INSURANCE SERVICES, INC.

MARK ROWANROWAN ELECTRIC

JOHN WIRTZWIRTZ QUALITY INSTALLATIONS, INC.

WES WISEARRIETA CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Skill Integrity Responsibility

The Engineering & General Contractors’ Council (EGCC) is comprised of members from General Engineering Contractor AGC fi rms. The Council meets several times per year and presents the Board with policy recommendations, and the AGC Committees with program recommendations that meet the specifi c needs of the General Engineering Contractor members.

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ENGINEERING & GENERAL CONTRACTORS’ COUNCIL

ChairpersonKYLE NELSON

Cass Construction, Inc.Thomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Greg Byars, TC Construction Company, Inc.Dave Carlin, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyJon Cloud, J. Cloud, Inc.Steve Coker, TC Construction Company, Inc.Lesli Collins, American Bobcat & Backhoe, LLCJohn H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationJason Danks, Orion ConstructionDavid Davey, West Coast GeneralDavid Donnelly, Granite Construction CompanyDick Freeman, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, LLPDon Hubbard, Jr., Don HubbardAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Mike Johnson, Hawthorne CatScott Johnson, JS ColeMonty Koch, Koch-Armstrong General Eng., Inc.Vicki Martin, The Blue Book of Building ConstructionLarry McMahon, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.Jason Mordhorst, Hazard ConstructionMike Shaw, Perry & Shaw, Inc.Jeff Turner, FlatironMark Turvey, Mark R. Turvey Equip. RentalsWes Wise, Arrieta Construction, Inc.Juli Wilson, Vulcan MaterialsBill Young, El Cajon Grading & Engineering Co., Inc.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

The General Building Contractors’ Council is comprised of members from General Building Contractor AGC fi rms. The Council meets three to four times per year and presents the Board with policy recommendations, and the AGC Committees with program recommendations that meet the specifi c needs of the General Building Contractor members.

ChairpersonDON ADAIR

Swinerton Builders

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GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS’ COUNCIL

Dave Carlin, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyWalt Fegley, Reno Contracting, Inc.Stephen Friar, Hensel PhelpsJeff Harper, Harper Construction Co., Inc.Diane Koester-Dion, I.E. - Pacifi c, Inc.Marc Penick, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Tim Penick, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Eric Stenman, Balfour Beatty ConstructionJon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

The Affi liate Members’ Council is comprised of members from AGC Affi liate fi rms. The Council meets four times per year and presents the Board with policy recommendations, and the AGC Committees with program recommendations that meet the specifi c needs of the Affi liate Members. Specifi c responsibilities include the Spring Golf Tournament, the Affi liate Day Golf Outing, and support of other meetings and events.

ChairpersonCANDACE FRIEDMAN

Acme Safety & Supply Co.

The Contractor / Specialty Contractors’ Council is comprised of members from the Contractor / Specialty Contractor AGC fi rms. The Council meets eight times per year and presents the Board with policy recommendations, and the AGC Committees with program recommendations that meet the specifi c needs of the Contractor / Specialty Contractor Members. The Specialty Council is responsible for the Construction Industry Leadership awards, the SDSU Football Tailgate, and other projects.

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Co-ChairMARK ROWANRowan Electric

Co-ChairJOHN WIRTZ

Wirtz Quality Installations

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SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS’ COUNCIL

AFFILIATE MEMBERS’ COUNCIL

Annie Aguilar, SDE, IncRichard Anderson, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Michelle Barrow, AFLACChris Becker, Marina Landscape, Inc.Devan Berry, AFLACMichael Boyle, Higgs, Fletcher & Mack LLPPreston Cavignac, Cavignac & AssociatesAnnette Correll, Networkfl eet Verizon TelematicsMichael Dantu, Replica Printing ServicesMark Douglas, LCPtracker, Inc.Ron Elgart, Brooks Jucha & AssociatesChristy Elias, Daily DisposalRandy Finch, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPMary Flood, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Samantha Frazier, Enterprise Fleet ManagementFrank Gerberding, Apex Advertising, Inc.Chris Grassa, Torrey Pines BankPatrick Grumbles, Enterprise Fleet ManagementClint Hale, Hale EngineeringDavid Hall, Contractors & BuildersJeff Harmeyer, Harmeyer Law Group APCAl Haverkamp, Lucas & Haverkamp Law FirmGeorge Hillman, CEMEX

Krista Hopkins, Nova ServicesMandy Irvine, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Matthew Karver, Glenn M Gelman & AssociatesShea Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick & AssociatesBill Kopperud, Xpera, Inc.Joe Kuykendall, Scholefi eld Construction LawRochelle Lynch, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Chris Mastrianni, Polycomp Admin. Services, Inc.John McCormack, Sunstate Equipment Co.Tim McDougal, California Bank & TrustDon McKillop, Law Offi ces of Donald R. McKillopGreg Murphy, Enterprise Fleet ManagementRocky Qualin, BB&T - John Burnham InsuranceLinda Quindt, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPAmy Quintero, Trench Plate Rental CompanyDebbie Rhodes, ARC Document SolutionsRyan Stevens, Replica Printing ServicesMichael Thomas, Venbrook Insurance ServicesKim Ufford, LevitZacks, CPABob Vildibill, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Timothy Warady, Williams Scotsman Inc.Bryan Weaver, Scholefi eld Construction Law

COUNCIL MEMBERS

Co-Chairs prepare some delicious BBQ for the

600+ attendees at the AGC Aztec Tailgate

SDSU Students having fun!

Carlos Alcantar, Force1 & Associates, Inc.Richard Anderson, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Mike Archibald, Morley Construction CompanyMatt Becker, Cement Cutting, Inc.Rik Becker, Bergelectric CorporationCyndi Beilman, Surety Associates of So. Cal. Insurance GroupAlex Best, University Mechanical & Eng. Contractors, Inc.Bob Bridges, Sherwood Mechanical, Inc.Shanna Brooks, Titan Electric Group

COUNCIL MEMBERSJoseph De Young, Benchmark Landscape IncRon Elgart, Brooks Jucha & AssociatesSven Falk, Layfi eld Environmental Systems Corp.Mark Finch, Johnson, Finch & McClure Const., Inc.Alex Galicia, BPI PlumbingJason Gregory, Big R BridgeAnwar Hafeez, SDC & AssociatesBill Haithcock, Casper CompanyCameron Hays, Rowan Electric

Kirby Hays, Hal Hays Construction, Inc.Matthew Karver, Glenn M Gelman & AssociatesDiane Keltner, Synergy Electric Company, Inc.Shea Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick & AssociatesByron A Klemaske II, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Bob Mahan, Mahan Insurance Brokers LLCDouglas Main, San Diego Granite, Inc.Rick Marshall, Brady Company San Diego, Inc.John McCormack, Sunstate Equipment

Pat Paulson, University MechanicalGary Pitchford, Western Fire ProtectionIra Schechtel, Fenceworks, Inc.Rob Thomson, California Sheet Metal WorksBrooke Velazquez, Go-Staff, Inc.Bob Vildibill, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Bryan Weaver, Scholefi eld Construction LawBill Whitacre, D.A. Whitacre Construction, Inc.Rachael Wolfe, K.R. Wolfe, Inc.

Golf group at Daily Disposal’s Exhibit during the Affi liate Day Golf Tournament

The Government Relations Committee ensures that AGC of San Diego keeps a high profi le position in the “political arena” at the local, regional, state and national levels. This involves a continual analysis of all political efforts affecting the industry. The committee annually develops legislative positions for distribution to the membership. It works closely with our legislative advocate in Sacramento and with the AGC of California and AGC of America on all statewide and federal legislative matters. The committee is responsible for advocacy of adequate infrastructure investment.

The committee worked with AGC staff, State Legislative Advocates Dave Ackerman, Jamie Khan, and Paul Gladfelty, and AGC of America’s team led by Jeff Shoaf on a number of key local, state, and federal issues:

• Regional Stormwater Permit • City of San Diego Linkage Fees • City of San Diego Infrastructure - Special Guests: Council President Todd Gloria, Council Members Kevin Faulconer and Mark Kersey (Chair of the Council’s Infrastructure Committee) • Workshops: Elimination of Type 1 Indemnifi cation in Commercial Construction, Diesel Emissions Regulations; AB 1565 Contractor Prequalifi cation Program (K-12) • AGC-Sponsored State Legislation on Design Build and Highway Work Zone Safety • Federal Budget, Fiscal Cliff, and “Sequestration” • Passage of federal legislation to allow prime contractors to count lower-tier subcontractors towards the prime contractor’s federal small business goals

Job Description:

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE

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AGC members meet with Congressman Scott Peters to discuss potential legislationduring the annual FEDCON trip to Washington D.C.

Jon Cloud, Jeff Turner, and Steve Coker with Interim Mayor Todd Gloria at

AGC’s Annual Meeting

ACTIVE LOBBYINGChairpersonBRIAN JORDAN

Helix Electric, Inc.

ChairpersonBRIAN JORDAN

Helix Electric, Inc.

COMMITTEE MEMBERSTom Anderson, Bergelectric CorporationRick Bach, Turner Construction CompanyDan Barnett, Nova ServicesDoug Barnhart, Barnhart-Reese Construction, Inc.Tex Barnhart, Balfour Beatty ConstructionMark Baron, NV5Michael Boyle, Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLCDavid Bregman, Klinedinst, PCBrent Brewer, Brewer Crane & Rigging, Inc.Thomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Greg Byars, TC Construction Co.Dave Carlin, Soltek Pacifi c Construction Co.Nigel Cary, Cox Construction Co.Nancy Chase, Herzog Contracting Corp.Diana ClarkLarry Cogdill, Venbrook Insurance ServicesJohn Dadian, Dadian & Associates, Inc.John H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationDavid Donnelly, Granite Construction CompanyMatt Dorman, GHD, Inc.Mark Douglas, LCPtracker, Inc.Kevin Elliott, J.R. Filanc Construction Company, Inc.Lewis Ensley, Balfour Beatty ConstructionDave Erickson, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Walt Fegley, Reno Contracting, Inc.Matt Ferguson, Straub Construction, Inc.Mark Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Company, Inc.Randy Finch, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPAndrew Fluken, General Coatings CorporationTony Forchette, National Contractor License AgencyStephen Friar, Hensel PhelpsMike Furby, Marathon Construction CorporationTodd Gillum, Cox Construction Co.Ronald Halbert, Ninyo & MooreMike Henderson, KTA Construction, Inc.Lee Haven, Granite Construction CompanyAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Matthew Karver, Glenn M. Gelman & AssociatesDiane Keltner, Synergy Electric Company, Inc.Andrew Kessler, Procopio Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch, LLPBernard King, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPAndy Kirby, C.W. DriverDiane Koester-Dion, I.E. - Pacifi c, Inc.Eric Le, 2 Brothers ConstructionBob Mahan, Mahan Insurance Brokers, LLCTom McCall, Lockton Insurance BrokersLarry McMahon, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.Debbie Murray, Cumming CorporationKyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.Geoff Page, Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.Sam Passanisi, Neal ElectricMark Payne, Swinerton BuildersMary Pendleton, Ford, Walker, Haggerty & BeharDavid Perkins, Gerdau Reinforcing SteelRocky Qualin, BB&T - John Burnham Insurance ServicesSam Quigley, Barney & Barney LLCDave Roach, Balfour Beatty ConstructionBrooks Roffey, Turner Construction CompanyMike Rogers, Herzog Contracting CorporationVic Ryder, California Bank & TrustPam Scholefi eld, Scholefi eld Construction LawEric Stenman, Balfour Beatty ConstructionJim Summers, EC Constructors, Inc.Russ Thurman, Gould Electric, Inc.Glenn Torrez, PRAVA Construction Services, Inc.Jeff Turner, FlatironJohn Unbewust, Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.Jon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.John Wimsatt, J.T. Wimsatt Contracting Co., Inc.

AGC President Jeff Turner addresses the media on a Caltrans’ enhanced safety pilot project as Caltrans

District 11 Director Laurie Berman, Thomas L. Brown, and CHP Border Division Chief Jim Abele look on

AGC San Diego joined AGC California members for the annual trip to Sacramento on June 3-4 to meet with and lobby our local delegation. The visit included a private evening reception with legislators; a luncheon address by Malcolm Dougherty, Director of Caltrans; remarks by Christine Baker, Director of Department of Industrial Relations; and Steve Sands, Registrar of the State Contractors License Board. A discussion of the trends in political party registration was led by Marty Wilson, Political Director of the California Chamber of Commerce.

ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE TRIP TO SACRAMENTO

2014 LEGISLATIVE DAY: JUNE 17-18TH

The focus of the PAC (Political Action Committee) is on fundraising and candidate endorsement. Specifi c activities include: Developing an annual fundraising plan for Board of Directors’ approval. This is particularly important in key election years. The fundraising should include a plan to solicit PAC donations, a plan for reception-type fundraisers sponsored by members in their offi ces, and coordination of key individual donations with the AGC. Interviewing candidates at the local, state, and national level, and making endorsement recommendations to the Board of Directors.

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AGC members continued to use AGC’s “Legislative Action Center,” which allows members to contact elected offi cials on important issues, register to vote, or search for local and state election information. An extensive email campaign was instituted for the City of San Diego Linkage Fee proposal, and for the federal legislation to allow prime contractors to use lower-tier subcontractors to meet small-business goals.

To access the Legislative Action Center, go to AGC’s homepage at www.agcsd.org, then click on “Government Relations.”

LEGISLATIVE ACTION CENTER

COMMITTEE MEMBERSTom Anderson, Bergelectric CorporationDoug Barnhart, Barnhart-Reese Const., Inc.Tex Barnhart, Balfour Beatty ConstructionMark Baron, NV5Greg Becker, Cement Cutting, Inc.Rik Becker, Bergelectric CorporationBrent Brewer, Brewer Crane & Rigging, Inc.Thomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Mitch Burch, Burch Construction Co., Inc.Mike Carcioppolo, Hawthorne CatDave Carlin, Soltek Pacifi c Construction Co.Nigel Cary, Cox Construction Co.Nancy Chase, Herzog Contracting Corp.Diana ClarkJon Cloud, J. Cloud, Inc.

Jim Coffman, Coffman Specialties, Inc.John Dadian, Dadian & Associates, Inc.John H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationKevin Elliott, J.R. Filanc Construction Company, Inc.Lewis Ensley, Balfour Beatty ConstructionDave Erickson, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Walt Fegley, Reno Contracting, Inc.Mark Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Company, Inc.Randy Finch, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPAndrew Fluken, General Coatings CorporationStephen Friar, Hensel PhelpsCandace Friedman, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Mike Furby, Marathon Construction CorporationRachael Gonzalez, Echo Pacifi c Construction IncBill Haithcock, Casper Company

Pete Heald, Cumming CorporationAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Diane Keltner, Synergy Electric Company, Inc.Bernard King, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPDiane Koester-Dion, I.E. Pacifi c, Inc.Bob Mahan, Mahan Insurance Brokers LLCDon McKillop, Law Offi ces of Donald R. McKillopLarry McMahon, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.Kyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.Oscar Ojeda, Reyes ConstructionMark Payne, Swinerton BuildersTim Penick, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Dave Roach, Balfour Beatty ConstructionMike Rogers, Herzog Contracting CorporationTed Rossin, Rossin Steel, Inc.

Mark Rowan, Rowan ElectricPam Scholefi eld, Scholefi eld Construction LawGary Shekhter, Helix Electric, Inc.Eric Stenman, Balfour Beatty ConstructionBarry Swaim, Tower Glass, Inc.Jeff Turner, FlatironJon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.Charles West, Angus Asphalt, Inc.John Wirtz, Wirtz Quality Installations, Inc.Wes Wise, Arrieta Construction, Inc.

Although 2013 would have normally been an off-election year, the PAC remained quite busy with political endorsements and fundraising. The resignation of City of San Diego Mayor Bob Filner led to an early AGC endorsement of Council Member Kevin Faulconer for Mayor. AGC members raised over $60,000 in personal contributions to help Kevin get his message out to voters, and the PAC contributed signifi cant funds to assist with an Independent Expenditure campaign in support of his candidacy.

AGC endorsed San Diego County Board of Supervisors Bill Horn and Ron Roberts, and San Diego City Council Member Lorie Zapf for re-election. With a number of other local, state, and congressional races up for grabs, as well as initiatives on the June and November 2014 ballots, we can expect AGC to engage in some of those campaigns.

AGC goes to the State’s Capitol for the annual Legislative Day in Sacramento

Brian Jordan, and Jim and Colleen Coffman at AGC fundraiser for Kevin Faulconer for Mayor

ChairpersonBRIAN JORDAN

Helix Electric, Inc.

POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

The Labor Relations Committee is responsible for members’ labor relations (both open shop and union). This includes agreements for union members and general labor relations for open shop members. The committee is responsible for AGC participation on the various Taft Hartley Fringe Funds, and the various Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committees.

ChairpersonJOHN H. DALEY, JR.

Daley Corporation

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

All AGC Master Labor Agreements (MLA) and wage/fringe information are available on the AGC website. All contracts are indexed to assist in fi nding key provisions. MLAs can be downloaded per page or as a complete document.

A number of unions continue to target both AGC union and non-union members with picketing and demonstrations. AGC staff assists members with dual gates and other methods that eliminate or limit the picketing. AGC staff visited projects, contacted unions, and gave direct “front line” help with these situations.

AGC provided assistance with Prevailing Wage/Davis Bacon compliance and interpretation throughout the year. Several AGC staff members have strong backgrounds and understanding of these very complex and often confusing laws. AGC also maintains a strong relationship with the Department of Industrial Relations, which oversees the prevailing wage laws.

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In labor negotiation, AGC represented members that are signatory to the agreements between the AGC and Cement Masons Local 500 Building Contractors Agreement, as well as those members that are signatory to Operating Engineers Local #12’s Collective Bargaining Agreement. All other agreements between the AGC and various crafts did not expire in 2013. The agreements that AGC negotiates for its signatory members are recognized as the Master Labor Agreements in San Diego County. The agreements are used to establish the State of California Prevailing Wage and the Federal Davis Bacon rates for each craft.

2013 LABOR NEGOTIATIONS

AGC represented members on a number of Taft Hartley joint labor management health, pension, apprenticeship, and other trusts that are part of the union collective bargaining agreements. Most of these trusts are facing challenging economic conditions, and AGC works with the trustees to ensure proper funding. AGC is also working with AGC of America and the Building Trades to pass legislation that will moderate the liabilities involved with the multiemployer pension trusts.

FRINGE BENEFIT TRUSTS

CONTRACTS AND WAGE RATES ON AGC WEBSITE

PREVAILING WAGE / LABOR COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE

AGC ASSISTS MEMBERS WITH PICKETING / DUAL GATE

LABOR RELATIONS COMMITTEE

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BUILDINGCONTRACTORSTracy MacDonald, McCarthy Building CompanyDan Fitzgerald, Pacifi c Southwest Structures, Inc.Larry Henderson, J.R. Construction, Inc.

ENGINEERINGCONTRACTORSSteve Clark, Granite Construction Co. Vince Diaz, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Jerome DiPadova, Skanska US Civil West CA, Inc.Larry Henderson, J.R. Construction, Inc.Stuart Hirsh, Palomar Grading & Paving, Inc.Glenn Inverso, M.J. Baxter Drilling CompanyMike Sigman, Kiewit Pacifi cJohn Nelson, FlatironShelley Stevenson, GeoX, Inc.Jeff Turner, Flatiron

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Apprenticeship Training Facility in San Diego

The San Diego AGC Apprenticeship Trust is designed to meet the needs of AGC members who are interested in providing training and education for their jobsite apprentice employees. The program trains open shop employees in carpentry, cement masonry,

drywall fi nishing, drywall lathing, laborers, painting, and heavy equipment operating. The program is approved by the State of California Department of Industrial Relations, the Division of Apprenticeship Standards and by the Federal Department of Labor. Apprentices graduate in 3-4 years and are certifi ed by the AGC, the State of California, and the US Department of Labor. The completion certifi cates are recognized throughout the nation as valid indicators that an apprentice has completed training that meets the industry’s standards of occupational profi ciency.

2013 marked the AGC Apprenticeship and Training Trust’s 25th year of service to the Southern California construction industry. Since 1988, the Trust has graduated over 1,400 apprentices into journeyman status. AGC-trained craft workers are working on construction sites throughout Southern California and are highly regarded craft workers. Over 75% of the graduates are minority or females, and these graduates come from a wide variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

ChairpersonTHOMAS L. BROWN

Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.

APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM AT WORK

Apprenticeship Laborer Lot in San Diego

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BOARD OF TRUSTEESNigel Cary, Cox Construction Co.Kelly Galeazzi, Brady CompanyJack C. Good, Good and Roberts, Inc.Steve Madsen, Rocky Coast Builders, Inc.Onofrio Pecoraro, Pecoraro, Inc.Steve Thompson, Soltek Pacifi c Construction Company

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING TRUST

Apprenticeship Training Facility in Riverside

Apprenticeship Training Facility in Orange County

2 th5Anniversary

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The Build & Serve Committee provides a venue for AGC members to “give back” to the community. This committee selects charitable projects and programs throughout San Diego County that provide AGC and its members an opportunity to help “build” and “serve” the community. The committee is responsible for securing members to volunteer for selected projects, and for raising funds that allow the industry to participate fi nancially in selected charitable programs and projects.

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LARGEST CONSTRUCTION-INDUSTRY-WIDE BLOOD DRIVE

In July 2013, the committee organized a seven-site blood drive which resulted in 230 pints collected for the San Diego Blood Bank. The locations for the AGC Blood Drive were donated by AGC members Acme Safety & Supply Corp., Erickson-Hall Construction, Helix Electric, Inc., PRAVA Construction Services, Inc., RQ Construction, LLC, Sherwood Mechanical, and TC Construction. 2014 AGC BLOOD DRIVE - SAVE THE DATE: JULY 9 & 10th

The committee adopted the Sweetwater Springs Community School in the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District. School supplies and homework folders were presented to the teachers, and a teacher appreciation luncheon was provided by the committee to kick off the new school year.

Co-ChairPAM SCHOLEFIELD

Scholefi eld Construction Law

BUILD & SERVE COMMITTEE

The AGC Build & Serve Committee joined forces with the AGC Meetings & Events Committee to collect hundreds of toys at the AGC’s Annual Holiday Dinner Dance for children at Rady’s Children’s Hospital and Polinsky Children’s Center in time for Christmas. This tradition of collecting toys began 35 years ago, and it will continue through the coming years.

COMMITTEE MEMBERSNigel Cary, Cox Construction Co.Mark Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Jamie Frye, Sundt Construction, IncJennifer Hauck, Cox Construction Co.Cameron Hays, Rowan ElectricPamela Hermosillo, Sundt Construction, Inc.Juila Hope, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Hillary Hulce, McKenna, Long & Aldridge, LLPChristy Jenkins, Helix Electric, Inc.Brian Jordan, Helix Electric, Inc.Shea Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick & AssociatesDon Romo, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Daniel Sadowski, California Commercial Asphalt, LLCSteve Shingary, FlatironElizabeth Soares, Gerdau Reinforcing SteelChris Sparks, California Commercial Asphalt, LLCMelissa Stern, Commercial Builders, Inc.Mark Stinnett, EDGE Construction LLCGrant Werdick, TC Construction Company, Inc.Monty Wilde, Angus Asphalt, Inc.

Build & ServeCharitable Group

TOY DRIVE

ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM

OPERATION KEEP SAN DIEGO WARM

The Build & Serve Committee hosted Operation Keep San Diego Warm by collecting barrels of blankets, throws, comforters, and coats from many generous AGC member fi rms. Everything collected was donated to St. Vincent De Paul Village, Southern California’s largest residential homeless service provider.

BOY SCOUT LUNCH-O-REEThe committee assisted in this annual effort and helped raise $150,000 for the Boy Scouts.

MCRD BOOT CAMP CHALLENGE

AGC demonstrated the construction industry’s support for our military heroes by participating in and sponsoring the 2013 Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) Boot Camp Challenge. AGC raised $13,000 to support the efforts of the Marine Corps Community Services, which provides essential programs that enhance the life of the Marines and their families, and Wounded Warrior Homes, which supports our soldiers returning from oversees with traumatic brain injury and PTSD. There were 53 AGC member companies represented, with 300 AGC members participating as “TEAM AGC,” the largest team represented at the event.

Co-ChairGLENN TORREZ

PRAVA Construction Services, Inc.

MAKE-A-WISH SAN DIEGO ®AGC’s Build & Serve Committee has partnered with Make-A-Wish San Diego® to help grant wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. AGC serves on their Building Council, committed to making wishes come true by facilitating minor construction-related build projects, and to serve as advisors to determine if a wish is possible.

Angus Asphalt joined efforts with Vulcan Materials and Western Concrete Pumping to donate time, labor, and materials, to grant four-year-old Oliver his wish for a backyard makeover, complete with a concrete bike path. AGC members volunteered their services to help assemble a play set to accompany his backyard makeover. Thanks to our members’ support, AGC made Oliver’s wish a reality!

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AGC San Diego produces a number of publications, both printed and digital, throughout each year. These publications are designed to keep the membership up to date and informed on key industry matters. AGC publications are overseen by AGC committees and the Board of Directors.

Published weekly

Circulation of over 3,000 individuals throughout the construction industry, as well as a number of public offi cials.

AGC members receive a weekly summary of current events that affect the San Diego construction industry. The Monday Morning Quarterback is written weekly by AGC staff to ensure the latest information is available to all members.

AGC San Diego’s Constructor MagazinePublished quarterly. Circulation of over 30,000

Published by Contractor News & Views, the Constructor features articles detailing the latest in construction news in San Diego and California. It is distributed to all AGC member fi rms and thousands of architects, engineers, public and private owners, businesses and political leaders throughout Southern California.

Circulation of nearly 2,500 individuals from AGC member fi rms & Plan Room member fi rms.

The AGC Online Plan Room provides the most comprehensive bidding information to the Southern California region.

AGC ONLINE PLAN ROOM

Published annually. Circulation of 3,000

The AGC Membership Directory contains information on all AGC members, as well as a detailed classifi cation utilizing the CSI codes of all services offered by members.

AGC SAN DIEGO WEBSITE

Averages nearly 5,000 hits monthly

The AGC San Diego website provides industry information from recent political activity to membership benefi ts. It also provides information on the Online Plan Room and how to join the Association. The website is another useful tool for members to stay informed on AGC’s upcoming classes, meetings, and events.

Published biannuallyCirculation of 5,000

The AGC Education Catalog contains a complete schedule of continuing education and safety classes.

AGC ANNUAL REPORT

Published annually

Circulation includes AGC San Diego Chapter members, other AGC chapters, prospective members, and numerous public entities.

The AGC Annual Report provides an overview of AGC’s yearly activities, events, and membership benefi ts.

AGC - SD MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

AGC EDUCATION CATALOG

AGC CONSTRUCTOR MAGAZINE

AGC SAFETY NEWSLETTER

Published quarterlyCirculation to AGC-SD members

This publication is written by members of AGC’s Safety Committee. It details information concerning local, state, and national safety issues of interest to the membership.

AGC SAN DIEGO MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK

AGC COMMUNICATIONSAGC IS THE VOICE OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

AGC COMMITTEE SHAREPOINT SITE

Over 800 AGC San Diego members volunteer on committees. The SharePoint site provides each committee a forum to communicate between meetings, share documents, and have relevant online discussions.

AGC PROFESSIONAL PRESENCE IN SOCIAL MEDIA

AGC San Diego GroupOver 1,700 members

@AGCSanDiegoOver 900 followers

AGC San Diego utilizes social media to keep professionals current on AGC and industry-related news.

AGC’s Engineering & General Contractors’ Council (EGCC) MagazinePublished bi-monthly. Circulation of 3,000

Published by Hogarty Communications, the EGCC Magazine features articles affecting the general engineering industry.

AGC’S EGCC MAGAZINE

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AGC’s Construction Education and Training Committee provides AGC members and the Southern California Construction Industry with one of the nation’s fi nest construction education programs.

ChairpersonCARMEN VANN

Turner Construction

THE COMMITTEE HAS DEVELOPED A LONG-TERM EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM...

THE PROGRAM STARTS IN HIGH SCHOOL...The Stanley E. Foster School of Engineering, Innovation and Design (formerly Construction Tech Academy)…AGC’s partnership with the San Diego Unifi ed School DistrictTwelve years ago, AGC worked with the San Diego Unifi ed School District to create a “school within a school,” now called the Stanley E. Foster School of Engineering, Innovation and Design (EID). EID has been an overwhelming success. The school focuses on construction as a career. Over 1,000 graduates are either going into an apprenticeship program to pursue craftworker careers, or on to SDSU to study Construction Engineering and Management. AGC sponsors an extensive Summer Jobs Program for EID students.

THE PROGRAM CONTINUES AFTER HIGH SCHOOL...AGC or Union Apprenticeship ProgramsAGC’s Apprenticeship and Training Trust is the largest open shop Training Trust in the United States. Nearly 1,000 students take advantage of the free training the Trust provides each year. In addition, AGC supports and participates in a number of union craft apprenticeship programs.

San Diego State University’s Construction Engineering and Management ProgramStudents that would like to pursue a university degree are given the opportunity to attend the J.R. Filanc Construction Engineering and Management Program at San Diego State University. This program was formed with over $5 million in donations from the AGC San Diego membership.

AGC Scholarship ProgramAGC provides a full four-year tuition scholarship for deserving students graduating from the Stanley E. Foster School of Engineering, Innovation and Design (EID) who are accepted into the J.R. Filanc Construction Engineering and Management Program (CEM) at San Diego State University. The program also provides a full scholarship for EID students that attend a local community college, who then plan on transferring to SDSU’s CEM program.

AGC San Diego’s Continuing Education ProgramAGC San Diego, in its state-of-the-art educational facility, offers continuing education opportunities to the industry on a year-round basis. Each year, the AGC Education and Training Committee issues two catalogs of courses that include 8-10 classes per month. Learning is a life-long process, and AGC San Diego understands its obligation to ensure that its members have every opportunity to continue their education and pursue professional development.

THE PROGRAM CONTINUES DURING MEMBER’S CAREER...

COMMITTEE MEMBERSCarlos Alcantar, Force 1 & Associates, Inc.Steve Bond, TAGSteve Butler, Balfour Beatty ConstructionTom Coan, Calidus, LLCSue Coan, C.W. DriverKelly Doyle, Rick Engineering CompanyMatt Fiske, PAR Electrical Contractors, Inc.Sharie Ford, Turner Construction CompanySara Gilman, TAGCarlos Gonzalez, Clark Construction Co.Hillary Hulce, Mckenna Long & AldreidgeVince Hundley, SMART Safety GroupNoell Lantz, Synergy Electric Company, Inc.Stephanie Malick, Gilbane Building CompanyChris Malicki, SMART Safety GroupRon Meler, Bergelectric CorporationPaul Mignone, FlatironSamuel Myovich, C.W. DriverRyan Nessen, Sundt Construction, Inc.Kugan Panchadsaram, Kugan & AssociatesCharles Parker, Cox Construction Co.Mark Payne, Swinerton BuildersLaurence Phillips, McKenna Long & Aldridge LLPDana Smola, FlatironPat Stark, Stark Construction ConsultingCarl Starrett, Starrett ConstructionMarty Stout, Barnhart-Reese Construction, Inc.Paul Stout, Power SummitDr. Ken Walsh, San Diego State UniversityBryan Weaver, Scholefi eld Construction LawEd Wenz, Wenz ConsultingSol Ybarra, SDC & Associates, Inc.

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STANLEY E. FOSTER

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, INNOVATION & DESIGN

CONSTRUCTION EDUCATIONAND TRAINING COMMITTEE

Job Description:

In 2007, the Committee and the AGC Board of Directors unveiled a multimillion dollar renovation of the CW BURKE San Diego AGC Building. The result is a state-of-the-art construction education facility that includes outstanding classrooms, and the most up-to-date teaching equipment available. Most days, the classrooms are used beginning at 6:30 a.m. and throughout the day, for continuing construction education classes that range from construction-oriented computer classes, to NAVFAC CQM and EM 385 classes, to high-end complex safety classes. Beginning at about 4:00 p.m. each day, the facility is turned over to the AGC Apprenticeship and Training Trust, which conducts both classroom and hands-on classes until 9:00 p.m.

In addition, AGC’s Apprenticeship Program provides training in the 10,000 sq ft annex across the street from the AGC building; in the 25,000 sq ft facility the Program owns in Riverside; in the 12,000 sq ft training facility in Orange County; and on two several acre sites in Riverside and San Diego that provide hands-on training for horizontal construction and training in the AGC heavy equipment program.

BUILD IT AND THEY

WILL COME

Over 5,000 Trained in AGC Construction Education and Training Programs During 2013!

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Job Description: The AGC San Diego Construction Leadership Council (CLC) encourages a higher level of involvement in the AGC, creates and promotes industry innovations, fosters face-to-face collaboration among early to mid-career professionals, addresses important industry issues and concerns, and provides crucial feedback to the AGC San Diego leadership, which will help to structure the AGC of the 21st century. The CLC is part of the nationwide AGC organization that provides an open forum for early tomid-career construction professionals to receive training, network, socialize with peers, and exchange ideas on special issues facing the construction industry.

The CLC offers young members exposure to other professionals within the industry, opportunities to augment their education through relevant programs, and assists in developing strong leaders for the association and the industry as a whole. Companies benefi t by gaining well-rounded and more professional individuals who gain additional perspectives from being exposed to industry leaders and peer groups.

CONSTRUCTION LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Geoff Acosta, Granite Construction CompanyJames Albrecht, Bergelectric CorporationCarlos Alcantar, Force 1 & Associates, Inc.Brad Anderson, Bergelectric CorporationAndrew Barajas, NEI Contracting & Eng., Inc.Larry Bouchard, A&D G.C. Inc.Michael Burrell, VOLVO Const. Equip. & Svcs.Joshua Capps, SDSU Student ChapterChris Carl, Clark Construction Group - Cal.Preston Cavignac, Cavignac & AssociatesJuliana Chan, Reno Contracting, Inc.Trevor Clarke, R.A. Burch Construction, Inc.Brent Collins, TC Construction Company, Inc.Daniel Corrado, UNITIS Contractor SuppliesMelanie Cranke, Gilbane Building CompanyRobin Delaney, Reno Contracting, Inc.Jarrod Diamond, University MechanicalPaul Diaz, Gould Electric, Inc.Nathaniel Dobbs, Reno Contracting, Inc.

COMMITTEE MEMBERSRyan Doffi ng, Integrity ConcreteAmanda Douglas, LCPtracker, Inc.Andy Dunfee, Xylem Dewatering Solution, Inc.Kelly Dunlop, Kiewit / SundtDavid Dunn, Richard & Richard Const. Co.Sven Falk, Layfi eld Environmental SystemsLeonardo Flores, Turner Construction CompanyAndrew Fluken, General Coatings CorporationP. Brandon Fonseka, Sundt ConstructionJason Gregory, Big R BridgeAlexa Haines, St. Thomas Enterprises, Inc.Curtis Haldeman, Granite Construction Co.Jennifer Hauck, Clark ConstructionLars Herman, Herman Const. Group, Inc.Amy Hinkle, Kiewit / SundtKevin Hokanson, SDSU Student ChapterMelissa Holmes, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc. Andrew Johnson, Gould Electric, Inc.Adam Johnson, Swinerton Builders

Kolby A. Josephs, Dynalectric CompanyBrian Kennedy, General Coatings CorporationAndy Kirby, C.W. DriverVictor Klemaske, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.David Kuhle, Balfour Beatty ConstructionAndy Kutzner, Bergelectric CorporationSean MacGregor, J.R. Filanc Const. Co., Inc.Bryan McCarthy, Reno Contracting, IncJon McCormack, Sunstate EquipmentPaul Mignone, FlatironBoris Morales, SDSU Student ChapterDavid Ott, Layfi eld Environmental SystemsBrett Patterson, Richard Brady & AssociatesChristina Paula-Latoc, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Andrew Pearl, Swinerton BuildersDane Penick, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Jimmy Picard, Morley BuildersTwana Rasoul, Balfour Beatty ConstructionMike Remensperger, C.W. Driver

Adrian Roman, Kevcon, Inc.Zack Rowland, Balestreri, Potocki & HolmesChris Ruiz, Swinerton Builders Eric Scheidlinger, Reno Contracting, Inc.Fawn-Lea Sheffi eld, Hensel PhelpsDaniel Shirkey, Balfour Beatty ConstructionDanielle Slagal, Reno ContractingMiranda Smelser, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc. Martin Svoboda, Clark ConstructionJason Thornton, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPCarmen Vann, Turner Construction CompanyAdelina Villega, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Keith Walsh, SDSU Student ChapterGarrett Whitfi eld, Sundt Construction, Inc.Patrick Wilcox, Swinerton BuildersRochelle Wintz, ROTECH Consulting Inc.Andrew Wright, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.

Co-ChairSTEVEN BUTLERBalfour BeattyConstruction

Co-ChairSAM MYOVICH

C.W. Driver

The CLC regularly schedules site visits to large and/or unique San Diego construction projects. Sites include both general building and general engineering projects.

CONSTRUCTION SITE VISITS

CLC members are AGC’s lead group in assisting the SDSU Construction Engineering and Management Program students to prepare for the “Reno Competition,” a national competition between Construction Engineering and Management programs throughout the United States.

CLC AND SDSU RENO COMPETITION

Nearly 100 “up and comers” in the San Diego construction industry are part of the Construction Leadership Council. They are an active and engaged group that meet on a regular basis, and make a real contribution to the industry. During 2013, the AGC Membership approved an amendment to the AGC bylaws that calls for the CLC Chair to serve as a voting member of the AGC Board of Directors. This bylaw amendment was approved to ensure that this part of the membership’s input is heard.

CLC MEMBERS AND AGC BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITION

Each CLC regular meeting features a high-profi le guest speaker. Political and business leaders, and leaders of the construction industry are featured.

CLC GUEST SPEAKERS

Each year, members of the CLC interview students competing for AGC scholarships that are awarded to students enrolled in the SDSU J.R. Filanc Construction Engineering and Management Program.

CLC SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION

MISSION STATEMENTThe AGC San Diego Construction

Leadership Council is committed todeveloping future leaders of the

construction industry through education, experience, and community service.

SAN DIEGOCONSTRUCTION LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Annually, the CLC hosts an AGC Summer Mixer. This year’s theme was “HOT San Diego Nights Custom Car & Hot Rod Show.” Nearly 20 AGC members’ classic cars ranging from 1929 to 1969 were on display.

CLC SAN DIEGO SUMMER MIXER & CAR SHOW

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The committee serves as a resource for AGC members on employment and other human resource issues facing contractors. The committee aims to serve its members in three primary ways: 1) Create and deliver services that educate and offer compliance assistance on human resources issues to the AGC membership at large. 2) Serve as a forum for human resources professionals in order to share information, solve problems, and network. 3) Promote the human resources function as an integral business partner in creating and maintaining a successful organization.

ChairpersonSANDI RUGG

Cavignac & Associates

The AGC Human Resources Practices Committee is a resource and forum for human resource professionals and others with HR responsibility in their AGC member fi rms. The committee meets on a regular basis, and shares HR legal and other developments, and invites guest speakers to address the critical HR issues that arise during the year. Highlights during the year included various guest speakers from the DOL/OFCCP, etc., and key Human Resource Seminars, including Preventing Sexual and Other Unlawful Harassment, and Legislative and Healthcare Reform.

Job Description:

HUMAN RESOURCES PRACTICES COMMITTEE

Gina Adams, RCP Block & BrickDanis Bechter, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Nathan Padilla Bowen, Nathan Padilla BowenKathy Cuneo, pwageXpertsNicole Dowsing, Orion Construction Corp.Jennifer Erler, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Craig Finch, RCP Block & BrickRyan Inman, Cement Cutting, Inc.Bob Lavigne, Soil RetentionTim Monroe, GHD Inc.Jaime Norum, Lusardi Construction CompanyTed Osborne, Osborne Construction ConsultingEric Scheidlinger, Reno Contracting, Inc.Norbert Schulz, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Seth Seaton, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Carly Shannon, C & S CompaniesMatt Slakoff, Cavignac & AssociatesKristina Snell, Eleven Western Builders, Inc.Clark Thompson, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Charles West, Angus Asphalt, Inc.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ChairpersonWALT FEGLEY

Reno Contracting, Inc.

The Environmental Stewardship Committee promotes collaborative activities throughout the construction industry to assist contractors in enhancing their environmental efforts, thereby improving the overall environmental performance of the industry. Specifi c duties include: Encouraging environmental stewardship through education, awareness and outreach; Recognizing environmentally responsible construction practices; Providing contractors with tools to effi ciently manage environmental exposures and risks of liability; Identifying opportunities to reduce the impact that the construction practices have on the environment; Identifying ways to measure and report environmental trends and performance indicators of such trends.

The Environmental Stewardship Committee was formed in 2010 as a result of the 2009 Strategic Plan. The committee was very active during 2013.

Job Description:

TOPICS ADDRESSED IN 2013

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE

• Horizontal/Vertical Build San Diego Awards • Proposed Changes to LEED• Contractors Liabilities Associated with Federal “Green” Construction• AGCA Conferences & Environmental Observer/AGCA Forum

Rick Amison, Pacifi c Rim MechanicalEzerquiel Arvizu, Sundt Construction, Inc.Dora Beltran, R.A. Burch Construction Co., Inc.Larry Berkel, Cumming CorporationHank Bernal, Granite Construction CompanyPatrick Casinelli, Cavignac & AssociatesRhonda Clanton, Lusardi Construction CompanyKaren Dechape, R.A. Burch Construction Co., Inc.Kamila Edwards, Kevcon, Inc.Susan Ellis, Griffi th CompanyAmie Ekstrom, CMR Risk & Insurance ServicesMaria Estrada, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Dale Hill, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Jack Holder, Afl acEdi Holderman, Gould Electric, Inc.Grant Jacka, CMR Risk & Insurance ServicesDwauna Johnson, A&D GC Inc.Bernard King, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPPam Legge, BB&T-John Burnham Insurance ServicesJessica Lin, KTA Construction, Inc.Laura MacNeel, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPTina McGilvery, FlatironMegan McReynolds, M Bar C Construction Inc.Angel Montenegro, TC Construction CompanyJennifer Mouritzen, Pacifi c Rim MechanicalColette Osweiler-Fritz, Nuera Platinum Developments, Inc.Donna Patten, Cox Construction Co.Brin Ragsdale, KTA Construction, Inc.Debbie Robinson, A&D GC Inc.Karina Rodriguez, Casper CompanyMike Saipe, Barney & Barney, LLCStephanie Santos, Helix Electric, Inc.Jennifer Slifka, New Dimension MasonryDana Smola, FlatironChristopher Sullivan, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyJannine Tejeda, PCL Construction ServicesJeff Vanderwal, Wolds Law GroupKatie Wade, Balfour Beatty ConstructionTheresa Wendell, BB&T-John Burnham Insurance ServicesElizabeth White, Hazard Construction CompanyChad T. Wishchuk, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLP

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ral “Green” Constructionver/AGCA Forum

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AGC Fringe Funds Programs are provided through three professionally administered trust funds. Trustees are AGC members who have the responsibility to oversee the administration and management of the funds. The funds provide health & welfare, dental, vision, insurance, and pension benefi ts that are customized to the San Diego construction industry. Benefi ts are provided for both hourly and administrative employees and comply with California Prevailing Wage and Federal Davis Bacon requirements.

Job Description:

AGC’s Fringe Benefi t Programs provide reasonably priced, high quality fringe benefi ts for thousands of AGC member employees and their families.

During 2013, the AGC San Diego Chapter offered four programs under its Employee Medical Plan. These programs ranged from basic to comprehensive coverage. The Employee Medical Plan is designed to help employers attract and retain satisfi ed employees. The Plan provides a wide range of coverage, freedom of choice, cost savings, and meets California Prevailing Wage and Federal Davis Bacon Requirements.

2013: Covered 1,232 Employees plus their Families

AGC San Diego Chapter’s Benefi ts Plus Plan offers a comprehensive menu of benefi ts tailored to meet the needs of AGC Contractor and Affi liate members. The Benefi ts Plus provides exceptional coverage that includes low-cost HMO to a benefi t point-of-service option. The plan also makes available fi ve different plans: dental, vision, chiropractic, life, and dependent care coverage.

2013: Covered 857 Employees plus their Families Benefi ts Plus Trust ChairpersonKENNETH RIHA

Riha Construction Company

Health & Welfare Trust ChairpersonC.E. WYLIE

C.E. Wylie Construction Company

Employee Pension Plan Trust & 401(k) ChairpersonNIGEL CARY

Cox Construction Co.

BENEFITS PLUS PLAN

EMPLOYEE HEALTH & WELFARE MEDICAL PLAN

AGC San Diego Chapter’s Employee Pension Plan offers a fully IRS approved, bona fi de master pension plan that provides signifi cant benefi ts for AGC Contractors and Affi liate fi rms. The plan can be customized for hourly contributions that meet California Prevailing Wage and Federal Davis Bacon requirements.

In 2003, the AGC Employee Pension Plan added a group 401(k) Retirement Plan designed specifi cally to include prevailing-wage employer contributions. The plan provides AGC fi rms and their employees outstanding fl exibility, while keeping the administrative overhead to the absolute minimum.

This plan covered 3,871 Employees with $100,000,000 in assets

EMPLOYEE PENSION PLAN & 401(k)

HEALTH & WELFARE TRUSTEESMitchell L. Burch, Burch ConstructionNigel Cary, Cox Construction Co.Dave Erickson, Erickson-Hall Construction CompanyGeorge Kvaas, Kvaas Management Company, Inc.John S. Myers, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyKenneth Riha, Riha Construction Company

BENEFITS PLUS TRUSTEESBill BurkeDiana ClarkJohn S. Myers, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyWayne Myers

Doug Barnhart, Barnhart-Reese Construction, Inc.Russ Baumgartner, Concrete Contractors InterstateMike Hall, Erickson-Hall Construction CompanyDiane Koester-Dion, I.E. Pacifi c, Inc.Larry Richie, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyKenneth Riha, Riha Construction Company

EMPLOYEE PENSION PLAN & 401(k) TRUSTEES

AGC FRINGE BENEFITS

AGC Industry Relations Liaison Committees meet regularly with offi cials from the County & City of San Diego; Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Southwest Division; Caltrans District 11; the Airport Authority; the Port District; County Water Authority;

the San Diego Unifi ed School District (Public Building Committee); and other public entities as needed. The meetings focus on solving the day-to-day challenges faced on construction sites. Topics include, but are not limited to: bidding practices, specifi cation content, project delivery systems, payment schedules, inspector methods, change order procedures, contracts, etc. Public entities are typically represented by those offi cials involved in “doing the work.” AGC’s Industry Relations efforts ensure an open line of communication between these offi cials and the industry.

Job Description:

INDUSTRY RELATIONS COMMITTEES

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CITY OF SAN DIEGO LIAISON COMMITTEE

The City Liaison Committee met six times in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• Streamlining of Capital Improvements Program • Design-Build Workshops• Implementation of Prevailing Wages on City Construction Projects• SLBE/ELBE Programs• Change Orders and Close-out Process• Issuance of Lease Revenue Bonds

City of San Diego ChairpersonJASON DANKS

Orion Construction

The County Liaison Committee met three times in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• SWPPP – Owner/Contractor Responsibilities• Changes to Regional Stormwater Permit• Partnering/Dispute and Claim Resolution Process• County Modifi cations to 2010 Caltrans Standard Specifi cation• Land Development Cost Recovery Proposal

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO LIAISON COMMITTEE

County of San Diego ChairpersonJOHN H. DALEY, JR.

Daley Corporation

Carlos Acero, NV5Geoff Acosta, Granite Construction CompanySteve Allen, RCP Block & BrickMark Aragon, PAR Electrical Contractors, Inc.Doug Barnhart, Barnhart-Reese Const., Inc.Craig Barry, Piperin Corp.Cyndi Beilman, Surety AssociatesRuss Baumgartner, Concrete Contractors InterstateGeoff Bohne, LB Civil Construction, Inc.Chris Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Thomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Edgar Camerino, Rick Engineering CoAustin Cameron, TC Construction Co., Inc.Kevin Cammall, Soltek Pacifi c Const. Co.Tom Canady, Group Delta Consultants, Inc.Zack Caratozzolo, Select Electric,Inc.Brian Caris, Granite Construction CompanyRandy Carver, West Coast General CorpMark Chalfa, Granite Construction Co.Jon Cloud, J. Cloud, Inc.Frank Coakley, ATP General Eng. ContractorsSteve Coker, TC Construction Company, Inc.David Davey, West Coast General CorpChad Davis, Twining Inc.David Donnelly, Granite ConstructionKurt Eddy, Pavement RecyclingJohn Eichhorst, TreborDave Erickson, Erickson-Hall Const. Co.Mark Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Co.John Forsyth, Millennium Fire ProtectionChitra Foster, CDM ConstructorsStephen Friar, Hensel Phelps Construction

CITY & COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO COMMITTEE MEMBERSMike Furby, Marathon ConstructionAlex Galicia, BPI PlumbingDavid Gerke, Harper Construction Co., Inc.Kevin Gibson, Rick Engineering Co.John Goddard, Rick Engineering Co.Christina Gomez Holben, St. Thomas EnterprisesJason Gregory, Big R BridgeMike Hall, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Bill Hanley, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Dean Harris, Acme Safety and Supply Corp.Mike Henderson, KTA Construction Inc.Lars Herman, Herman Construction Group, Inc.Pamela Hermosillo, Sundt Construction, Inc.Art Hernandez, Hazard Construction Co.Kurt Hindman, FlatironSam Hoelscher, Clark Const. Group - CA, LPKen Iacaniello, Sundt ConstructionAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Jayne Janda-Timba, Rick Engineering Co.Adam Johnson, Swinerton BuildersMike Johnson, Ferguson WaterworksTim Juengst, Select Electric, Inc.Gary Kaland, Daley CorporationRoger Kazemier, Swinerton BuildersJim Kelly, Cox Construction Co.Shea Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick & AssociatesKirstin Knaphus, Pacifi c Rim MechanicalBrad Kutzner, GHD, Inc.Bob LaVigne, Soil Retention SystemsPenny Lawlor, Erickson-Hall Const. Co., Inc.Eric Le, 2 Brothers ConstructionVic Lewis, TC Construction Co.

Suzanne Livingston, SDC & Associates, Inc.Rebecca Llewellyn, Payco SpecialtiesCasey Lowe, Ferguson WaterworksRodney Lowry, Hi-Way Safety, Inc.Jim Lumm, LB Civil Construction, Inc.Eric Lusis, PCL Construction Services, Inc.Steve Marble, Harper Construction Co., Inc.John McCormack, Sunstate EquipmentDave Medcalf, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Robert Mhyre, Straub ConstructionShawn Mione, KTA Construction Inc.Duane Mockus, Sundt Construction, Inc.Tim Monroe, GHD, Inc.Jason Mordhorst, Hazard Construction Co.Gita Murthy, RORE, Inc.Jon Myers, Soltek Pacifi c Construction Co.Kyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.Troy Neuenswander, FlatironDavid Nicholas, Statewide Traffi c Safety & SignsAdam Ogden, KTA Construction Inc.Jose Ortiz, Ortiz ConstructionAndrew Otero, A & D General ContractingDavid Palmer, Basile ConstructionSam Passanisi, Neal ElectricAlan Petrasek, Clark Construction GroupDennis Philbin, Statewide Traffi c Safety & SignsSteve Pitts, GHD, Inc.Al Pourian, A&D G.C. Inc.Shannon Pullaro, Daley CorporationCarol Rauscher, The Augustine CompanyJeff Reese, Basile Construction, Inc.Ken Riha, Riha Construction Co.

Dave Roach, Balfour Beatty ConstructionEric Saenz, C & S CompaniesElan Schier, TC Construction Co., Inc.Hal Schillinger, KriStar EnterprisesBrian Schortje, Trench Shoring CompanyNorbert Schulz, J.R. Filanc Const. Co., Inc.Sandra Seale, Stanek Constructors, Inc.Seth Seaton, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Tom Shaddox, Hazard Construction Co.Geoff Shelton, BB&T - John Burnham Ins. Svc.Dan Smith, Echo Pacifi c Construction, Inc.Shelley Stevenson, GeoX, Inc.Mark Stinnett, EDGE Construction LLCLuis Tamariz, CDM Constructors, Inc.Mark Thunder, Daley CorporationNick Trammer, Hensel Phelps ConstructionJeff Turner, FlatironMark Turvey, Mark R. Turvey Equip. RentalsJohn Unbewust, Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.Carmen Vann, Turner Construction CompanyJon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.Grant Werdick, TC Construction Co., Inc.Charles West, Angus AsphaltArnie White, C & S CompaniesCharles White, Hazard Construction Co.Monty Wilde, Angus Asphalt, Inc.Wes Wise, Arrieta Construction, Inc.Bill Young, El Cajon Grading & Eng. Co., Inc. Randy Young, El Cajon Grading & Eng. Co., Inc.Stephanie Zanders, Marina Landscape, Inc.

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The Port Liaison Committee met three times in 2013. Topics of discussion included:• Port Tenant Improvement Projects• Capital Improvement Program and Major Maintenance• Overview of Port’s Real Estate Department• Chula Vista Water Front Projects• Electronic Bidding

San Diego Port District ChairpersonABD JAHSHAN

PAL General Engineering

SAN DIEGO PORT DISTRICT LIAISON COMMITTEE

The Airport Liaison Committee met four times in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• “Green Build” Construction Program at Lindbergh Field• Rental Car Center Construction Project• Facilities Development Projects• Quieter Home Program• Streamlining Payment for Change Orders• Regional Construction Procurement Committee

AIRPORT AUTHORITY LIAISON COMMITTEE

Airport Authority ChairpersonDAN MCGUCKIN

Turner Construction

Jeff Adams, Richard & Richard Construction Co.Richard Anderson, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Randy Andrus, PCL Construction Services, Inc.George Atkinson, General Construction Co.Doug Barnhart, Barnhart-Reese Const., Inc.Tami Barnhart Reese, Barnhart-Reese Const., Inc.Tex Barnhart, Balfour Beatty ConstructionTom Buetler, Reyes Construction, Inc.Chris Blanchard, Russell Coker, Inc.Mike Boer, Granite Construction CompanyLindsey Boswell, Johnson, Finch & McClure Const.Adrian Botter, Anton’s ServiceThomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Austin Cameron, TC Construction Co., Inc.Mark Chalfa, Granite Construction CompanyRuben Claudio, FlatironGene Custenborder, NV5John H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationChad Davis, Twining Inc.Jennifer Farnham, Gilbane Building CompanyJohn Forsyth, Millennium Fire Protection Corp.David Frazier, Daley CorporationCandace Friedman, Acme Safety & Supply Co.

SAN DIEGO PORT DISTRICT & AIRPORT AUTHORITY COMMITTEE MEMBERSMike Furby, Marathon Construction Corp.Alex Galicia, BPI PlumbingKevin Gibson, Rick Engineering Co.Norm Gilstrap, C.W. DriverDon Gladden, Hazard Construction CompanyJohn Goodard, Rick Engineering Co.Carlos Gonzalez, Clark Construction GroupJason Gregory, Big R BridgeAnwar Hafeez, SDC & Associates, Inc.Ronald Halbert, Ninyo & MooreCurtis Haldeman, Granite Construction Co.Bob Hawk, PAR Electrical Contractors, Inc.Lars Herman, Herman ConstructionMike Henderson, KTA Construction Inc.Art Hernandez, TC ConstructorsClint Johnson, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Marty Keane, Coffman Specialties, Inc.Diane Keltner, Synergy Electric Company, Inc.Brad Kirsch, Sundt Construction, Inc.Andy Kleimola, PCL Construction ServicesWaymon Koger, Trebor Shoring RentalsBrad Kutzner, GHD, Inc.Kevin Leege, Clark Construction Group - CA

Rebecca Llewellyn, Payco SpecialtiesMike Lowe, Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.Jim Lumm, LB Civil ConstructorsBob Mahan, Mahan Insurance Brokers LLCScott McClure, Johnson, Finch & McClure Const., Inc.John McCormack, Sunstate EquipmentJeff Mercer, Granite Construction Co.Janet Meyers, SDC & Associates IncGita Murthy, RORE, Inc.John Myers, Soltek Pacifi c Construction CompanyDave Nicholas, Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs, Inc.Jack Nickolaisen, Interwest Pacifi c, Ltd.Geoff Page, Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.Carlos Perea, TC Construction Company, Inc.Alan Petrasek, Clark Construction Group Dennis Philbin, Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs, Inc.Bryan Pickard, J.R. Daley Construction, Inc.Al Pourian, A&D G.C., Inc.Shannon Pullaro, Daley CorporationKai Ramer, Rick Engineering CoJohn Renquist, Balfour Beatty ConstructionBrian Richardson, Millennium Fire ProtectionKen Riha, Riha Construction Co.

Vic Ryder, California Bank & TrustEric Saenz, C & S CompaniesTimothy Saenz, J.R. Daley ConstructionTom Shaddox, Hazard Construction Co.Jerry Shawcroft, Cement Cutting, Inc.Jerry Sherman, GHD, Inc.Manuel Silva, Silva General Const., Inc.Rosalie Silva, Silva General Const., Inc.Sam Smith, Bonelli & Brown AcousticsJim Summers, EC Constructors, Inc.Mark Thunder, Daley CorporationJeff Turner, FlatironJohn Unbewust, Trauner ConsultingDennis Uthe, Hensel Phelps Const. Co.Jon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.John Warren, Clark Const. Group - CADon Woolley, Rick Engineering, Co.Richard Woolsey, Richard & Richard Const.Dave Wozniak, NV5Michael Zirpolo, SDC & Associates, Inc.

The Caltrans / SANDAG Liaison Committee met four times in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• Shoulder Backing Specifi cation• HMA Specifi cation• Rolling Lane Closures • Electronic Bidding• State Legislation: SANDAG CM/GC and Design-Sequencing Authority; Caltrans CM/GC Authority

CALTRANS / SANDAG LIAISON COMMITTEE

Caltrans / SANDAG ChairpersonDAVID DONNELLY

Granite Construction Company

Steve Agor, Skanska USA Civil WestIan Allegoren, GHD, Inc.Richard Anderson, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Rod Bleakley, Simon Wong EngineeringJan Bohn, Atkinson Contractors, LPGeoff Bohne, LB Civil Construction, Inc.Paul Bourcher, Lockton Insurance BrokersChris Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.Thomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.George Burrough, Condon-Johnson & Associates, Inc.Edgar Camerino, Rick Engineering CompanyJohn Camp, Rick Engineering CompanyZack Caratozzolo, Select Electric, Inc.Brian Caris, Granite Construction CompanyMark Chalfa, Granite Construction CompanyFrank Coakley, ATP General Engineering ContractorsJim Coffman, Coffman Specialties, Inc.Gene Custenborder, NV5John H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationChad Davis, Twining Inc.Dain DeForest, Vulcan MaterialsCraig Degenfelder, Select ElectricCandace Freidman, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Bob Frescas, RCP Block & Brick

CALTRANS / SANDAG COMMITTEE MEMBERSMike Furby, Marathon Construction Co.Mitch Gamache, Coffman Specialties, Inc.Armando Gamache, Coffman Specialties, Inc.Jerry Green, Prestige ConcreteJason Gregory, Big R BridgeRichard Hallett, Barney & BarneyArt Hernandez, TC Construction Company, Inc.George Hilman, Cemex USAAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Jan Jansson, Soil RetentionGary Kaland, Daley CorporationMike Kennedy, Anderson DrillingBrad Kutzner, GHD, Inc.Bob LaVigne, Soil Retention SystemsRebecca Llewellyn, Payco SpecialtiesBrad Lothers, Ortiz EnterprisesMike Lowe, Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.Bob Mahan, Mahan Insurance Brokers LLCJohn McCormack, Sunstate EquipmentMark McIntyre, Simon Wong EngineeringJeff Mercer, Granite Construction CompanyJason Mordhorst, Hazard Construction Co.Dale Nelson, FlatironKyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.

Troy Neuenswander, FlatironDavid Nicholas, Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs, Inc..Scott Norman, Herzog Contracting Corp.Adam Ogden, KTA Construction Inc.Geoff Page, Trauner Consulting ServicesDan Peterson, Dan J. Peterson CompanyForrest Pharoah, Triumph Geo-SyntheticsDennis Philbin, Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs, Inc.Ken Riha, Riha Construction Co.Al Said, FenceCorp.Hal Schillinger, KriStar EnterprisesTom Shaddox, Hazard Construction Co.Mike Spain, Skanska USA Civil WestShelley Stevenson, GeoX, Inc.Michael Strahan, KPS Insurance Services, Inc.Jeff Turner, FlatironJohn Unbewust, Trauner Consulting Services, Inc.Nicholas Walters, West Coast General Corp.Charles White, Hazard Construction Co.Juli Wilson, Vulcan MaterialsDon Woolley, Rick Engineering CompanyMichael Zirpolo, SDC & Associates Inc

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The Public Building Liaison Committee met six times in 2013. Topics of discussion included:• Special Guests: Representatives from San Dieguito Union High School District; SDSU; UCSD; Division of State Architect; San Diego Association of Governments• AB 1565 - Prequalifi cation Program for K-12 schools Effective 1/1/2014; Preparation of Model Prequalifi cation Questionnaire • Southwestern College Project Labor Agreement• Monitor Legislation and Issues from State and Local Public Agencies

Public Building ChairpersonBRANDON RICHIE

Soltek Pacifi c Construction Co.

PUBLIC BUILDING LIAISON COMMITTEE

Alexander Alon, Gilbane Building CompanyDorothy Amundson, Cavignac & AssociatesJeff Baird, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPDan Barnett, Nova Services, Inc.Tami Barnhart Reese, Barnhart-Reese Const., Inc.Tex Barnhart, Balfour Beatty ConstructionMatt Baroni, Turner ConstructionMike Baumgarten, RCP Block & Brick, Inc.Russ Baumgartner, Concrete Contractors InterstateGlen Bayliff, Swinerton, Inc.Robert Blankmeyer, PCL Const. Services, Inc.Robert Bosfl ug, Helix Electric, Inc.Lindsey Boswell, Johnson, Finch & McClure Const.Larry Bouchard, A & D General ContractingChris Brown, Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.James Clower, West Coast Air Bob Danielson, Swinerton Builders

PUBLIC BUILDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSChad Davis, Twining Inc.Matt Dorman, GHD Inc.Dave Erickson, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Terry Erickson, Certifi ed Air Conditioning, Inc.Jennifer Farnham, Gilbane Building CompanyTom Finch, RCP Block & Brick, Inc.Stephen Friar, Hensel Phelps Construction Co.Mat Gates, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Todd Gillum, Cox Construction Co.Ronald Halbert, Ninyo & MooreMike Hall, Erickson-Hall Construction Co.Richard Hallett, Barney & Barney, LLCPamela Hermosillo, Sundt ConstructionGlynna Hoekstra, Balfour Beatty ConstructionAndrew Johnson, Gould Electric, Inc.Dustin Jones, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird LLPJosh Kueber, The Augustine Company

George Kvaas, Kvaas Management Company, Inc.Bob Lavigne, Soil Retention SystemsEric Le, 2 Brothers ConstructionDebbie Lewis, Williams & Sons Masonry, Inc.Steve Marble, Harper Construction Co., Inc.John Messick, Sundt ConstructionJanet Meyers, SDC & Associates, Inc.Robert Mhyre, Straub Construction, Inc.Debbie Murray, Cumming CorporationDavid Nicholas, Statewide Traffi c Safety & SignsGeoff Page, Trauner Consulting ServicesMark Payne, Swinerton BuildersAlan Petrasek, Clark Construction Group CA, LPSteve Pitts, GHD Inc.Carol Rauscher, The Augustine CompanySuresh Rayana, Balfour Beatty ConstructionKen Riha, Riha Construction Co.

Brooks Roffey, Turner Construction Co.Chris Rowe, Echo Pacifi c ConstructionJim Sanders, Group Delta Consultants, Inc.Jim Schabarum, Cavignac & AssociatesSeth Seaton, Oldcastle PrecastRick Straub, Straub Construction Co.Jim Summers, EC Constructors, Inc.Barry Swaim, Tower Glass, Inc.Nick Trammer, Hensel Phelps Const. Co.John Unbewust, Trauner Consulting ServicesTak Wada, GHD, Inc.Todd Williams, Williams & Sons Masonry, Inc.Bob Wilson, Swinerton BuildersRochelle Wintz, Rotech ConsultingHank Withaar, C.W. DriverDon Woolley, Rick Engineering Co.Dave Wozniak, NV5Melanie Ziemniak, Barnhart- Reese Construction

The NAVFAC Liaison Committee met twice in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• Military Construction Program• Impacts of Sequestration and “Fiscal Cliff”• Mark-ups on Change Orders• Size of Single Set-Aside Projects• Submission of Electronic Certifi ed Payrolls• Design Review Process

NAVFAC ChairpersonJEFF HARPER

Harper Construction

Harper Construction Co.; A & D General Contracting Inc.; Acme Safety & Supply Co.; Angus Asphalt, Inc.; Applied Restoration, Inc.; Baker Electric, Inc.; Balfour Beatty Construction; Barnhart-Reese Construction Inc.; Big R Bridge; BPI Plumbing; Brady Co. San Diego; Brewer Crane & Rigging, Inc.; Burch Construction Co., Inc.; C.W. Driver; California Commercial Asphalt, LLC; Casper Company; CDM Smith; Certifi ed Air Conditioning, Inc.; Clark Construction Group - CA, LP; Coffman Specialties, Inc.; Contech Engineered Solutions; Cox Construction Co.; Daley Corporation; dck north america, LLC; Dynalectric Company; EC Constructors, Inc.; Erickson-Hall Construction Co.; Flatiron; Force 1 & Associates Inc.; Frazier Masonry Corp.; General Coatings Corporation; GHD, Inc.; Granite Construction Company; Group Delta Consultants, Inc.; Hal Hays Construction Inc.; Harper Construction Co.; Helix Electric Inc.; Hensel Phelps Construction Co.; Herman Construction Group; I.E. Pacifi c Inc.; I.E. Pacifi c Inc. ; J. R. Filanc Construction Co, Inc.; J.R. Filanc Const. Co., Inc.; J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.; Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.; Kirkpatrick & Associates; Kugan & Associates LLC; Kvaas Management Co.; L. B. Civil Construction Inc.; Mahan Insurance Brokers LLC; Marathon Construction Corp.; Marina Landscape, Inc.; Millennium Fire Protection Corp.; Neal Electric; NEI Contracting & Engineering Inc.; Nielson Construction ; Nova Services, Inc.; NV5 ; Oldcastle Precast Inc.; Orion Construction Corp.; Pacifi c Rim Mechanical; Pacifi c West Builders; PAL General Engineering, Inc.; Payco Specialties; PCL Construction Services Inc.; Peter Vander Werff Construction Inc.; R.A. Burch Construction; R.E. Staite Engineering Inc.; R.E.Staite Engineering Inc.; RCP Block & Brick Inc.; Reyes Construction; Rick Engineering Co., Inc.; Rick Fowler Construction; Riha Construction Company; Romero General Construction Corp; RORE, Inc.; RQ Construction, LLC; SDC & Associates, Inc.; SMART Safety Group; Soil Retention Systems, Inc; Soltek Pacifi c Construction Company; Southern Contracting Co., Inc.; Southwest Specialties, Inc.; Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs, Inc.; Straub Construction, Inc.; Stronghold Engineering, Inc.; Sundt Construction, Inc.; Sunstate Equipment Co.; Swinerton Builders; Synergy Electric Company, Inc.; T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.; TC Construction Company; The LandStewards; Trebor Shoring Rentals; Trench Shoring Co.; Turner Construction Co.; Twining, Inc.; Volvo Construction Equipment; West Coast Air Conditioning Inc.

NAVFAC COMMITTEE MEMBERSDue to the popularity of this committee, only the companies

represented are named rather than individual members.

WATER AUTHORITY LIAISON COMMITTEE

The Water Authority Liaison Committee met twice in 2013.Topics of discussion included:• Regional Master Plan• Asset Management Program• SCOOP / Sheltered Market Program• Water Authority Stormwater Specifi cation• Carlsbad Desalinization Project• Water Authority Lawsuit Against MWD Challenging Wholesale Water Rates

Water Authority ChairpersonGREG BYARS

TC Construction Company, Inc.

Michael Bantz, CDM SmithDan Barnett, Nova Engineering & EnvironmentalCraig Barry, Piperin Corp.Chad Cameron, TC Construction Co., Inc.Kristie Casarez, GHD, Inc.Steve Coker, TC Construction Co., Inc.Gene Custenborder, NV5John H. Daley, Jr., Daley CorporationChad David, Twining Inc.Sven Falk, Layfi eld Environmental Systems Corp.Greg Farrand, Ninyo & MooreMark Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.

WATER AUTHORITY COMMITTEE MEMBERSJoe La Plante, McGladrey LLPChris Malicki, SMART Safety GroupKyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.David Nicholas, Statewide Traffi c Safety & SignsDavid Ott, Layfi eld Environmental Systems Corp.Geoff Page, Trauner Consulting ServicesSam Passanisi, Neal ElectricDennis Philbin, Statewide Traffi c Safety & SignsKelly Roach, CDM SmithSeth Seaton, Oldcastle PrecastGreg Shreenan, Trench Shoring Co.Greg Sickels, The LandStewards

Jim Smith, Pacifi c Rim MechanicalLuis Tamriz, CDM Constructors, Inc.John Theissen, Group Delta ConsultantsGreg Thomas, CDM Constructors, Inc.Jon Wald, Sundt Construction, Inc.Philip Waterman, Southern Contracting Co.Wes Wise, Arrieta Construction, Inc.Don Woolley, TC Construction Co., Inc.Bill Young, El Cajon Grading & Eng. Co., Inc.Stephanie Zanders, Marina Landscape, Inc.

Marvin Floyd, Ameron International CorporationChitra Foster, CDM ConstructorsDavid Frazier, Daley CorporationMitch Gamache, Coffman SpecialtiesKevin Gibson, Rick Engineering CompanyAnwar Hafeez, SDC & Associates, Inc.Bill Hanley, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Dean Harris, Acme Safety and Supply Co.Kevin Heinichen, CDM SmithAbd Jahshan, PAL General Engineering, Inc.Mike Johnson, Ferguson WaterworksKevin Kurz, RQ Construction, LLC

NAVFAC LIAISON COMMITTEE

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The Meetings & Events Committee oversees, plans, and assists in organizing all AGC meetings and events. The committee is responsible for ensuring that AGC meetings and events are relevant, meet the membership’s needs, and are well planned and organized. Committee members are asked to actively participate in one or two events, as well as attend the regularly scheduled committee meetings.

AGC San Diego provides the industry with the best events in Southern California each year. AGC events are designed to allow members an opportunity to network while enjoying a social event. This active event schedule would not be possible without the generosity of the many AGC fi rms that sponsor the various events. Sponsors are noted on the AGC San Diego website...www.agcsd.org.

ChairpersonRACHAEL GONZALEZ

Echo Pacifi c Construction, Inc.

Job Description:

A GREAT YEAR OF AGC EVENTS!

MEETINGS & EVENTS COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE MEMBERSDominica Alvarez, Swinerton BuildersRichard Anderson, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Rob Avant, Cement Cutting, Inc.Devan Berry, Afl acCarmela Blair, Ford, Walker, Haggerty & BeharJim Burk, Sunstate EquipmentMichael Burrell, Volvo Construction EquipmentTom Canady, Group Delta Consultants IncMike Casey, Swinerton BuildersAnnette Correll, Networkfl eetRonald Elgart, Brooks Jucha & AssociatesMary Flood, Oldcastle Precast Inc.John Fraher, Ford, Walker, Haggerty & BeharCandace Friedman, Acme Safety Supply Corp.Frank Gerberding, Apex Advertising, Inc.Sara Gilman, TAGJason Gregory, Big R BridgeDavid Hall, Contractors and Builders IncTom Hogarty, Hogarty CommunicationsKrista Hopkins, Nova ServicesMandy Irvine, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Sarah Johnson, Clark ConstructionJoe Kuykendall, Scholefi eld Construction LawRochelle Lynch, Ground Service Technology, Inc. Vicki Martin, The Blue BookJohn McCormack, Sunstate EquipmentDon McKillop, Law Offi ces of Don McKillopElaine Michel, Contractors and Builders IncNathan Padilla Bowen, Padilla Bowen PhotographyRocky Qualin, BB&T - John Burnham Insurance ServicesLinda Quindt, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPAmy Quintero, Trench Plate Rental CompanyJudy Roberts, C.E. Wylie Construction Co.Meredith Schuler, Burch ConstructionDan Smith, Echo Pacifi c ConstructionSam Smith, Southwest SpecialtiesKim Ufford, LevitZacks, CPABob Vildibill, Oldcastle Precast, Inc.Andrew Wright, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.

Thank you to all our sponsors...you have made 2013 another memorable year!INSTALLATION DINNER

WINTER CONFERENCE IN JACKSON HOLE, WY 4 MIXERS

3 MEET YOUR GENERAL CONTRACTOR LUNCHEONS

5 AGC/EGCC MEETINGS

AGC OF AMERICA ANNUAL CONVENTION

SDSU CEM GALA

SPRING CONFERENCE IN SCOTTSDALE, AZAGC/EGCC GOLF CLASSIC...SOLD OUT!BASEBALL BASH MIXER...SOLD OUT!DAY AT THE RACES...SOLD OUT!EGCC NIGHT AT THE PADRES

AFFILIATE DAY GOLF/DINNER...SOLD OUT!CONSTRUCTING A CAREER CONFERENCE

SDSU FOOTBALL TAILGATE & SKY SHOW

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT...SOLD OUT!BUILD SAN DIEGO AWARDS

HOLIDAY DINNER DANCE

ANNUAL MEETING

2013 EVENTS

Dan Smith, Echo Pacifi c Construction, with contest winners at the

AGC Baseball Bash

Over 5,000 ATTENDEES!

Events Chair, Rachael Gonzalez, Echo Pacifi c Construction, with husband

Sam, at the Winter Conference in Jackson Hole, WY

Charlie and Katherine, Angus Asphalt, best dressed at AGC Day at the Races in Del Mar

Meetings & Events Committee delivering toys to the Children’s Hospital

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The Membership Committee is charged with creating and implementing an Annual Membership Marketing Plan for the AGC. The goal is to ensure strong membership growth. The Membership Committee is made up of the following positions: AGC Vice President, AGC Secretary/Treasurer, Chair of the Engineering General Contractors’ Council, Chair of the General Building Contractors’ Council, Chair of the Contractor/Specialty Contractors’ Council, and the Chair of the Affi liate Members’ Council.

Don Adair, Swinerton BuildersJon Cloud, J. Cloud, Inc.Kyle Nelson, Cass Construction, Inc.Walt Fegley, Reno Contracting, Inc.Candace Friedman, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Mark Rowan, Rowan ElectricJohn Wirtz, Wirtz Quality Installations

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ChairpersonWALT FEGLEY

Reno Contracting, Inc.

Job Description:

“As participants in the City of San Diego Mentor-Protégé Program, we shall use all of our ability, in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and mutual profes-sionalism, to strengthen the construction industry in a manner that is benefi cial and effective for all parties, which meets the stated mission, goals and objectives of the program, and provides maximum benefi t to the community.”

AGC has joined hands with the City of San Diego to form a Mentor-Protégé Program. This program is designed to assist small and emerging construction companies to get off the ground and become successful contractors. The program allows the construction industry to help select, retain, and graduate protégé fi rms that represent San Diego’s diversepopulation.

A formal board, which includes the San Diego County Water Authority and the Contracting Opportunities Center, serves in an advisory capacity to establish policy, solicit volunteers, participate in the mentor and protégé selection process, and monitor the progress of the program.

AGC provides mentors and other in-kind services, such as free membership, and training and education opportunities to the protégés. Mark Finch, Johnson, Finch & McClure Construction, Inc., leads AGC’s efforts, and he is committed to creating more mentor-protégé teams and expanding the program within the AGC.

Protégé fi rms are matched with Mentor AGC members who provide knowledge, expertise, and professional guidance. Working together in monthly meetings, the teams focus on business plans, reviewing existing fi nancial conditions, and formulating specifi c plans to enhance each protégé’s business growth.

In 2013, J. Cloud, Inc., PRAVA Construction Services, Inc., and Rick Fowler Construction, Inc. graduated from the program. Steve Coker of TC Construction Company mentored J. Cloud, Inc.; Rob Wilson of Orion Construction Corporation mentored Rick Fowler Construction; and Marc Penick of T.B. Penick and Sons, Inc. mentored PRAVA Construction Services.

MENTOR ~ PROTÉGÉ PROGRAM

ChairpersonMARK FINCH

Johnson, Finch & McClureConstruction, Inc.

Preamble:

There have been 15 graduates as the program enters its 13th year

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The California Department of General Services has designated the AGC’s Good Faith Report as a state-approved “Trade” & “Focus” publication. Advertising in this digital publication will fulfi ll requirements for “Good Faith Efforts” for the various Business Enterprises. The AGC’s Good Faith Report is one of the few publications in the state to be designated in this manner.

AGC staff reported on over 55,000 building permits and plan checks in Southern California during 2013. AGC is the source in Southern California for fi rms seeking to expand their business through leads obtained from building permits and plan checks. AGC provides this information in a searchable and easy-to-use online database.

AGC MEMBERS RECEIVE ONLINE PLAN ROOM - INCLUDING PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

FOCUS / GOOD FAITH ADVERTISING

The AGC Online Plan Room service is a unique service that is offered to all AGC members as part of their membership. AGC’s professional reporting staff provides the best information in Southern California. Members have complete access to projects, including plans and specifi cations, that are out for bid or negotiation in San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Imperial counties, and areas within other Southern California counties. In addition, members are able to view and purchase plans and specifi cations for projects from nearly 30 other plan rooms in California and nearby states. This is an outstanding benefi t to AGC members that usually sell for up to $2,500 per subscriber with other services.

ChairpersonJON CLOUDJ. Cloud, Inc.

AGC ONLINE BIDDING SERVICES

5,000 PROJECTS DURING 2013!AGC staff reported on over 5,000 separate projects in 2013, by far the most of any bidding information service in Southern California.

The AGC Online Plan Room continues to be an extremely valuable benefi t for the AGC membership, with over 2,000 individuals accessing it annually.

AGC On Demand is a newer member service that was released in 2013. AGC ON DEMAND allows AGC General Contractors and others to confi dentially distribute plans and specifi cations of negotiated private and public sector projects to fi rms that have profi led their services in the AGC On Demand system.

AGC ON DEMAND

55,000 BUILDING PERMITS & PLAN CHECKS REPORTED!

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The committee is tasked with promoting and delivering services that maintain and improve safety in the construction industry. Services include monitoring, communicating, and understanding Federal OSHA and Cal OSHA policies and procedures, continually publishing updated safety information, providing state-of-the-art consulting and safety educational opportunities, and continually searching for new ways to motivate the industry to upgrade safety consciousness.

The committee is charged with monitoring local, state, and national legislation that involves the construction industry. It is the committee’s responsibility to prepare AGC positions for consideration by the Government Relations Committee and the Board of Directors. In addition, the committee has responsibility for developing and administering a fi ve-year Strategic Plan impacting both San Diego and Imperial Counties.

During 2013, hundreds of safety training classes were held at the AGC, and a record number of students attended. The classes included NAVFAC required EM385-1-1 40-hour course.

ChairpersonJEFF TIMM

Bergelectric Corporation

Job Description:

AGC CONSTRUCTION SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARDS (CSEA)

SAFETY CLASSES

The Safety Committee is one of the few AGC Chapter Safety Committees that writes its own newsletter. This bi-monthly publication contains a wealth of relevant material.

SAFETY COMMITTEE

On the fi rst Wednesday of most months, an AGC Safety Committee meeting is “the place” to be for construction industry safety professionals. Over 100 area safety professionals serve on this committee. The committee includes three subcommittees that focus on Safety Communications; NAVFAC Safety; and OSHA Liaison.

AGC SAFETY PROFESSIONALS

The CSEA is becoming the “Oscar” of the construction safety world, and AGC San Diego Chapter is the CSEA superstar. In 2013, four local fi rms received a fi rst place National CSEA Award from AGC of America for having the best construction safety programs in the United States in their respective categories:

NATIONAL - 1ST PLACE:MUNICIPAL & UTILITY DIVISION 100,001-250,000 WORK HOURS: ERICKSON-HALL CONSTRUCTION CO.FEDERAL & HEAVY DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: R.A. BURCH CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION UNDER 500,000 WORK HOURS: RQ CONSTRUCTION, LLCSPECIALTY DIVISION 700,001-1,000,000 WORK HOURS: BAKER ELECTRIC, INC.NATIONAL - 2ND PLACE:BUILDING DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: COX CONSTRUCTION CO.BUILDING DIVISION 250,001-450,000 WORK HOURS: T.B. PENICK & SONS, INC.BUILDING DIVISION 1,250,001-4,000,000 WORK HOURS: MCCARTHY BUILDING COMPANIES, INC.SPECIALTY DIVISION 100,001-300,000 WORK HOURS: SHERWOOD MECHANICAL, INC.

Vice Chair: Rick Kaullen, Sherwood Mechanical, Inc.2 Brothers Construction; A&D General Contracting, Inc.; A.O. Reed & Co.; ACME Safety & Supply; Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.; Angus Asphalt, Inc.; Baker Electric; Balfour Beatty Construction ; Bergelectric Corp.; Best Interiors Inc; BPI Plumbing; Brian Cox Mechanical; C.M.R. Risk & Insurance Services; C.W. Driver; Casper Company; Cavignac & Associates; CDM Smith; Cement Cutting, Inc.; Clark Construction; Clark Construction Group; CMR Risk & Insurance Services; Commercial Builders, Inc.; Concrete Contractors Interstate; Contractors & Builders; Countywide Mechanical Systems; Cox Construction; Dynalectric Co. - San Diego; ehs International, Inc.; Erickson-Hall Const. Co.; Flatiron; Frazier Masonry Corp; Gerdau Reinforcing Steel West; Gould Electric; Granite Construction Co.; Hal Hays Construction Inc.; Harper Construction Co., Inc.; Hensel Phelps Construction ; Honeywell Safety Products; Hudson Safety-T-Lite Rentals; J.P. Jonas + Associates, Inc.; Jobsite Supply Co.; Johnson,Finch & McClure; Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.; Kirkpatrick & Associates; Kugan & Associates LLC; Kyne Construction Inc.; Layfi eld Environmental; Lusardi Construction Co.; Marathon Construction Corp.; McCarthy Building Comp., Inc.; Morley Builders; Neal Electric; NOVA Group; Oldcastle Precast Inc.; On-Site Health & Safety; Orion Construction; Pacifi c Rim Mechanical; PAL General Engineering, Inc.; PCL Construction Services; Qualcomm Enterprise Services; R.A. Burch Construction; R.J Safety & Supply; Romero General Construction; RQ Construction, LLC; Select Electric Inc.; Sherwood Mechanical, Inc.; Sierra Pacifi c West, Inc.; Skanska USA Civil West; SMART Safety Group; Soltek Pacifi c Construction ; Statewide Traffi c Safety & Signs; Straub Construction; Stronghold Engineering; Sundt Construction, Inc.; Synergy Electric Company, Inc.; T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.; TC Construction; Titan Electric Group; Turner Construction Company; University Mechanical & Eng Contractors; Volvo Construction Equipment; West Coast Air Conditioning; Xylem Dewatering Solutions, Inc.

COMMITTEEMEMBERS

Due to the popularity of this committee, only the companies represented are

named rather than individual members.

LOCAL CSEA AWARDS - 1ST PLACE:BUILDING DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: COX CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING DIVISION 100,001-250,000 WORK HOURS: RENO CONTRACTING, INC.BUILDING DIVISION 250,001-450,000 WORK HOURS: ECHO PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION, INC.BUILDING DIVISION 450,001-650,000 WORK HOURS: T.B. PENICK & SONS, INC. BUILDING DIVISION 650,001-850,000 WORK HOURS: MORLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANYBUILDING DIVISION 850,001-1,250,000 WORK HOURS: MCCARTHY BUILDING COMPANIES, INC.FEDERAL DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: R.A. BURCH CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.FEDERAL DIVISION 100,001-300,000 WORK HOURS: REYES CONSTRUCTIONFEDERAL DIVISION 300,001-700,000 WORK HOURS: RQ CONSTRUCTION, LLCFEDERAL DIVISION OVER 1,000,000 WORK HOURS: HELIX ELECTRIC, INC.SPECIALTY DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: MARATHON CONSTRUCTION CORPORATIONSPECIALTY DIVISION 100,001-300,000 WORK HOURS: SHERWOOD MECHANICAL, INC.SPECIALTY DIVISION 500,001-700,000 WORK HOURS: DYNALECTRIC COMPANYSPECIALTY DIVISION OVER 1,000,000 WORK HOURS: BERGELECTRIC CORPORATIONCONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION UNDER 500,000 WORK HOURS: HARPER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.MUNICIPAL DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: ORION CONSTRUCTION CORP.MUNICIPAL DIVISION 100,001-300,000 WORK HOURS: ERICKSON-HALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.MUNICIPAL DIVISION 300,001-700,000 WORK HOURS: J.R. FILANC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.HEAVY DIVISION UNDER 100,000 WORK HOURS: L.B. CIVIL CONSTRUCTION, INC.HEAVY DIVISION 100,001-300,000 WORK HOURS: PACIFIC SOUTHWEST STRUCTURES, INC.HEAVY DIVISION 300,001-700,000 WORK HOURS: FLATIRON

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COMMITTEE MEMBERSJames Altschuler, Procore Technologies, Inc.Al Berry, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Austin Cameron, TC Construction CompanyBrian Caris, Granite Construction CompanyNathan Complin, Erickson-Hall Construction CompanyTanner Evenrud, EWA Software SolutionsSven Falk, Layfi eld Environmental Systems Corp.David Fatter, Erickson-Hall Construction CompanyKevin Fitzpatrick, Zumasys, Inc.Andrew Fluken, General Coatings CorporationJason Gregory, Big R BridgeMike Hagler, Soltek Pacifi c ConstructionMandy Irvine, Ground Service Technology, Inc.Rohan Jawali, Hensel Phelps Construction CompanyDustin Jones, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPShea Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick & AssociatesJason Lithopoulos, Soltek Pacifi c ConstructionChris Lokey, Marks, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPCharles Mead, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Seth Myers, TAGKelly Ortiz, Cox Construction Co.Eva Plosker, Scenario Virtual Project DeliveryBehzad Sanikhatam, Kelar Pacifi cBrianna Salley, Zumasys, Inc.Melanie Santer, U.S. CAD, Inc.Rob Slaughter, Data Net Solutions Group, Inc.Wesley Smith, The Cram GroupKristina Snell, Eleven Western Builders, Inc.Roland Soohoo, Scenario Virtual Project DeliveryEd Tallmadge, U.S. CAD, Inc.Lesley Tallmadge, U.S. CAD, Inc.Pat Vance, University Mechanical & Eng. ContractorsKristin Ventura, Kelar Pacifi cShane Willis, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Ed Wenz, Wenz ConsultingRochelle Wintz, Rotech Consulting, Inc.

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ChairpersonBRIAN LAIRD

Rick Engineering Company

The committee is charged with the responsibility to identify, explore and critique the new trends in which technology advancements will help make the construction industry operate on a more effi cient and effective basis. In this capacity, the committee will be charged with researching new and better means and methods that will help the industry now and in the future.

The committee is charged with utilizing the information generated to develop training and educational programs that will allow members to view new technologies and to be trained in their usage.

EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AWARD

The committee hosted a technology seminar focusing on the hot topic “Field Technologies” during 2013. The panel of presenters showcased how top General Contractors are implementing technologies for Models in the Field, Plans in the Field, and Punchlists in the Field.

The committee continued a program developed during its fi rst year, in which it recognized a fi rm that is leading the way in adapting technology as part of the way the fi rm does business. This year, AGC San Diego member Erickson-Hall Construction Co. won the award.

Job Description:

MICROSOFT SHAREPOINT SITE FOR ALL AGC COMMITTEES

TECHNOLOGY TRENDS INCONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE

The Microsoft SharePoint site continues to be the main information center for all AGC committees. This service allows AGC committees to share information on all committee business, and to facilitate information sharing among the committee members. It is an outstanding example of how technology can improve communications and effi ciency.

FIELD TECHNOLOGIES SEMINAR

The committee holds bi-monthly meetings that allow the information technology management staff from AGC member fi rms to network. During each meeting, the committee has a highly-active and informative roundtable discussion where numerous topics are discussed, new technologies are highlighted, and technological resolutions are found, making this a great resource for IT professionals and IT departments.

TECHNOLOGY ROUNDTABLE & NETWORKING

The committee began planning for the 3rd AGC Southern California Construction Technology Expo scheduled for October 14, 2014. This one-day expo will feature nearly 100 technology exhibitors that cater to the construction industry. In addition, numerous seminars will be presented focusing on the latest trends in construction technology.

AGC SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY EXPO

The committee often has top and upcoming technology-related fi rms present during the meetings. This allows the committee to stay relevant on technologies that can in turn be passed along to AGC members.

TECHNOLOGY PRESENTATIONS

2014 EXPO SAVE THE DATE OCTOBER 14TH

AT MARRIOTT MARQUIS & MARINA

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BUILD SAN DIEGO AWARDS

On November 7, 2013, AGC presented the Build San Diego Awards to the AGC member fi rms for their outstanding projects based upon the following criteria:

Excellence in Project Management; Innovation in Construction Techniques or Materials; Excellence in Client Services; Contractor’s Contribution to the Community; Meeting the Challenges

Building Your Quality of Life

Building Construction - Public Work: Balfour Beatty Construction for Howard Brubeck Theater Renovation & Performing Arts Building Palomar College; Brady Company San Diego, Inc. for The Pavilion at Broadway Pier; Clark Construction / McCarthy Joint Venture for Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton; Hensel Phelps Construction Company for New United States Courthouse San DiegoBuilding Construction - Private Work: Bergelectric Corporation for Palomar Medical Center; Clark Construction Group for San Diego FBI Field Offi ce; PCL Construction for Mercado del BarrioHeavy / Highway Construction: Flatiron for Caltrans Route 76Unique Small Project - Public Work: Sundt Construction Aquatic Center at Granite Hills High SchoolUnique Special Project: R.A. Burch Construction for 41 Area Operational & Community Facilities at Camp PendletonSustainable Project: Balfour Beatty Construction for Sage Creek High School

Merit Awards

Award Winners

& CategoriesBuilding Construction - Public Work: Turner Construction for the San Diego New Central Library

Building Construction - Private Work: Barnhart-Reese Construction for the Douglas and Nancy Barnhart Cancer Center at Sharp Chula Vista

Unique Special Project: Turner/PCL/Flatiron Joint Venture for the San Diego International Airport Green Build Terminal 2 Expansion

Heavy/Highway Construction: Kiewit/Sundt Joint Venture for the San Diego International Airport Green Build Landside Project

Sustainable Project: Swinerton Builders for the U.C. San Diego Charles David Keeling Apartments

Unique Small Project - Public Work: Erickson-Hall Construction Co. for Escondido Fire Station No. 4

Candace Friedman, Acme Safety & Supply Co.Frank Gerberding, Apex Advertising, Inc.Rachael Gonzalez, Echo Pacifi c Construction, Inc.Mandy Irvine, Ground Service Technology, Inc.

Rochelle Lynch, Ground Service Technology, Inc.John McCormack, Sunstate Equipment Co.Mandy Irvine, Ground Service Technology, Inc.

Don McKillop, Law Offi ces of Don McKillopNathan Padilla Bowen, Padilla Bowen PhotographyAmy Quintero, Trench Plate Rental

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

CHARLES HENKELS, APPRENTICESHIP COORDINATORchenkels@agcsdatt.org

Charles’ responsibilities include the day-to-day operations of the San Diego training center, recruiting contractors and apprentices into the program, serving as a quasi-counselor for apprentices, and interacting with contractors regarding training compliance.

RAUL GUEDEA, JR., SENIOR APPRENTICESHIP COORDINATORrguedea@agcsdatt.org

Raul’s responsibilities include the day-to-day operations of the Riverside training center, recruiting contractors and apprentices into the program, serving as a quasi-counselor for apprentices, and interacting with contractors regarding training compliance. His years of experience as coordinator are a resource to all AGC coordinators.

SUKY GARCIA, APPRENTICE LIAISON - RIVERSIDEsgarcia@agcsdatt.org

Suky’s duties include interaction with apprentices attending the Riverside training center, maintaining the out-of-work list and dispatching apprentices, and assisting the coordinator in serving as an advocate for apprentices in work or class related issues.

JIM RYAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERjryan@agcsd.org

Jim is the Staff Chief Executive, and is responsible for implementing and administering the association’s policies and programs. His experience includes four years as Labor Relations Director for the Iowa Chapter AGC and ten years as the Chapter’s EVP. His experience also includes seven years experience as Vice President of an ENR Top 150 construction fi rm. He provides direct staff support for the AGC Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, the Labor Relations Committee, the General Building Contractors’ Council, and AGC Fringe Benefi t Funds. Jim has a B.A. degree and an M.B.A. degree.

BRAD BARNUM, VICE PRESIDENT GOVERNMENT RELATIONSbbarnum@agcsd.org

Brad is responsible for staffi ng AGC’s local government relations efforts, acting as staff liaison with AGC’s lobbying effort in the State Legislature and with the AGC of America in Congress. He also has staff responsibility for AGC’s Government Relations Committee and Political Action Committee, and various Industry Relations Liaison Committees. Brad has a B.A. degree.

DAVE ACKERMAN, AGC LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATE STATE LEGISLATUREdackerman@theapexgroup.net

Dave is responsible for representing AGC in the State Legislature and at the Governor’s Offi ce. He presents AGC of San Diego and AGC California’s positions throughout the year to ensure that the industry’s voice is heard on all key issues. He is responsible for working as a liaison with other statewide business associations. He works closely with Brad Barnum, and AGC’s Government Relations Committee.

PETE SAUCEDO, APPRENTICESHIP EXECUTIVE DIRECTORpsaucedo@agcsdatt.org

Pete functions as the chief operating offi cer of the program and assists the executive vice president and board of trustees in running all aspects of the program, including administrative and fi eld operations, contractor support, and training compliance.

INNA ALIZADE, ACCOUNTING / ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTinna@agcsd.org

Inna is responsible for accounts payable, receivable, billing, and collections. She is also responsible for sales of all AGC/AIA contract documents, prelim notices, and release forms. Inna also is administrative assistant to the Meetings & Events Director. She has a 4-year degree from her native country, Azerbaijan.

PAT BROWN, PLAN ROOM SALES MANAGERpbrown1@san.rr.com

Pat is responsible for the sale of the AGC Online Plan Room, and the AGC Permit and Plan Check Reports. She also sells display ads for the AGC Online Plan Room. Pat has 12 years of construction industry experience.

RAEMARIE BLAHA-JONAS, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO BRAD BARNUMraemarie@agcsd.org

RaeMarie provides administrative support to the Vice President Government Relations and Director of Engineering Construction & Industry Relations. She assists with the eight liaison committees and fundraising efforts of the Infrastructure Political Action Committee. In addition, she also provides administrative support for the Meetings and Events department. RaeMarie serves as the staff liaison for the Safety Committee. She is also responsible for the collection and entry of all bid results for the AGC Online Plan Room.

TANYA BUCH, APPRENTICESHIP EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTtbuch@agcsdatt.org

Tanya is responsible for a variety of duties including assisting the management team with various tasks, reports, and assignments. She also conducts checks and balances on vital issues of the administrative functions of the program

GLENN HILLEGAS, APPRENTICESHIP EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTghillegas@agcsdatt.org

Glenn functions as the chief executive offi cer of the apprenticeship program, and under the guidance of the board of trustees. Glenn is responsible for running all aspects of the program including education, strategic planning, government relations, administrative and fi eld operations, and fi scal responsibility.

JACK CHAPEL, APPRENTICESHIP EDUCATION COORDINATORjchapel@agcsdatt.org

Jack is responsible for curriculum development and all aspects of teaching and learning for apprentices, journey workers, contractors, instructors and staff.

PHIL HURLEY, CONTROLLERphurley@agcsd.org

Phil is responsible for maintaining and managing the Accounting Records for the AGC and Plan Room. He conducts fi nancial analysis and performance reviews for all departments with the association. He also prepares all monthly and annual fi nancial statements for presentation to the AGC Board of Directors. Phil has a B.S. degree and an M.B.A. degree from SDSU.

VINCE HUNDLEY, SAFETY DIRECTORvhundley@agcsd.org

Vince is owner and CEO of SMART Safety Group an environmental, health and safety service provider. He represents AGC at a local and national level in regards to industry safety. His responsibilities include staffi ng AGC’s safety efforts, creating and presenting safety training programs, acting as liaison to the Safety Committee, and answers safety questions for the industry partners that come to AGC for assistance. Vince has over fi fteen years of comprehensive safety experience, a B.S. in Occupational Safety, a M.S. in Industrial Hygiene, and is a Certifi ed Safety Professional (CSP).

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AGC STAFFSHARI BUCH, APPRENTICESHIP REGISTRARsbuch@agcsdatt.org

Shari is responsible for all communication with the state Division of Apprenticeship Standards and the federal Offi ce of Apprenticeship regarding enrollment, cancellation, and graduation of apprentices. Shari is also responsible for class scheduling of apprentices at all three facilities, textbook ordering, and reconciliation.

JAMES JOHNSON, APPRENTICE LIAISON - SAN DIEGOjjohnson@agcsdatt.org

James’ duties include interaction with apprentices attending the San Diego training center, maintaining the out-of-work list and dispatching apprentices, and assisting the coordinator in serving as an advocate for apprentices in work or class related issues.

SERGIO ORTEGA, APPRENTICESHIP COORDINATOR - ORANGE COUNTYsortega@agcsdatt.org

Sergio’s responsibilities include the day-to-day operations of the Orange County training center, recruiting contractors and apprentices into the program, serving as a quasi-counselor for apprentices, and interacting with contractors regarding training compliance.

RAE KRUSHENSKY, DIRECTOR OF MEETINGS & EVENTS / MEMBERSHIP SERVICESraek@agcsd.org

Rae is responsible for promoting, scheduling, and managing AGC’s Meetings & Events. She has staff responsibility for the Affi liate Members’ Council, Affi liate Day Golf Tournament, Specialty Contractors’ Council, Human Resources Practices Committee, and Meeting & Events Committee. She also is responsible for assisting in AGC’s marketing efforts and heads up AGC’s Human Resource functions. Rae has over 25 years of construction industry experience.

SHAN’NEE THOMPSON, PLAN ROOM REPORTERshannee@agcsd.org

Shan’nee is responsible for gathering and entering permits and plan check applications for all areas covered by the AGC Permit/Plan Check Reports, which includes San Diego, Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties. She continuously solicits for additional coverage areas for permits and plan checks.

GLEN SCHAFFER, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & EDUCATIONgschaffer@agcsd.org

Glen is responsible for Membership sales and marketing for the AGC and the Apprenticeship Trust. Additionally, he is responsible for planning, promoting, and scheduling AGC’s continuing education seminars and workshops. Glen serves as the staff liaison to the Construction Education & Training Committee. Glen has over 40 years experience in the construction industry and over 30 years in Sales and Marketing.

JASON WHITE, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTjwhite@agcsd.org

Jason provides administrative support to the AGC and AGC Plan Room staff. He also assists with distributing prospective and new AGC member packets, as well as various other duties. Jason has a B.A. degree in Communication from Cal State San Marcos.

MARCY KNOPMAN, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO JIM RYAN / DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSmknopman@agcsd.org

Marcy is responsible for a wide range of executive support for Chief Executive Offi cer, Jim Ryan. She also serves as the staff editor of the Monday Morning Quarterback and the Membership Directory. Marcy serves as the staff secretary to the Board of Directors, and staff liaison for the Build & Serve Committee; coordinating all of AGC’s charitable efforts within the community. Marcy is responsible for coordinating room rentals for the AGC facility, and is instrumental in the day-to-day operations of AGC. Marcy has a B.S. degree from SDSU.

JESSICA KOVACK, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & INFORMATION SERVICESjessica@agcsd.org

Jessica is responsible for all communications produced by the Chapter, including design and production. These include the Annual Report, the AGCSD website, representation within social media, AGC’s Committee SharePoint site, misc. marketing materials, etc. She is also responsible for AGC’s technology strategies both internally and externally. Additionally, she is responsible for the operation and management of the AGC Bidding Services, including the AGC Online Plan Room, AGC On Demand, and AGC’s Permit/Plan Check services. Jessica serves as the staff liaison for the Technology Trends in Construction Committee.

BECCA SCHAFFER, EDUCATION & SAFETY MARKETING MANAGERbschaffer@agcsd.org

Becca is responsible for promoting, planning, and coordinating AGC’s continuing Education and Safety seminars and workshops. Becca also serves as the staff liaison to the Construction Leadership Council. She has an Associate’s degree in Marketing and Sales Management.

MIA RODRIQUEZ, APPRENTICE LIAISON - ORANGE COUNTYMia’s duties include interaction with apprentices attending our Orange County training center, maintaining the out-of-work list and dispatching apprentices, and assisting the coordinator in serving as an advocate for apprentices in work or class related issues.

AGC STAFF

YESENIA LOPEZ, APPRENTICESHIP ATTENDANCE CLERKylopez@agcsdatt.org

Yesenia maintains apprentice records including class scheduling, absences, grades, and meeting agendas. She also prepares and submits class documentation to local education agencies for program funding.

LISA LOVELACE, SENIOR PLAN ROOM REPORTERlisa@agcsd.org

Lisa is responsible for obtaining and updating bidding and future projects in San Diego and Imperial counties for the AGC Online Plan Room; this includes updating all projects reported on with addenda and bidders’ lists, etc. She is also responsible for the editing of the AGC’s Permit/Plan Check Reports and AGC’s Good Faith Advertising report. Additionally, Lisa provides administrative support to the Plan Room.

PAUL JOSSELYN, PLAN ROOM REPORTERpaul@agcsd.org

Paul is responsible for the scanning and document processing operation for the AGC Online Plan Room, which involves ensuring that all plans, specs, and addenda are uploaded properly. He also gathers permits and plan checks for Orange and San Diego counties. Paul also provides a wide-range of administrative support to the plan room and association.

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AGC Staff visits the Downtown San Diego Library jobsite for a tour during 2013

EDDIE SPRECCO, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION & INDUSTRY RELATIONSesprecco@agcsd.org

Eddie is responsible for representing the engineering construction industry to owners and agencies that build the region’s horizontal/underground infrastructure. He has staff responsibility for the Engineering & General Contractors’ Council and various Industry Relations Liaison Committees. Additionally, Eddie assists the Chief Executive Offi cer with a variety of Labor Relations issues. Eddie has a B.A. in Economics, and a Minor in Political Science from U.C. Davis.

MOISES VERDIN, APPRENTICESHIP UPGRADE SPECIALISTmverdin@agcsdatt.org

Moises is responsible for keeping track of the apprentices’ training hours, facilitating their upgrades and progress in the program, and assists in creating agendas for committee meetings. Moises also assists with the checks and balances on vital administrative functions.

Each year, during the AGC Annual Installation Dinner, awards are presented to the membership by the Affi liate Members’ Council, the Specialty Contractors’ Council, the Safety Committee, the Technology Trends in Construction Committee, and the Environmental Stewardship Committee. The 2013 awards were presented at the 2014 Installation Dinner, which was held on January 23rd at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront.

Each year, the AGC Affi liate Members’ Council presents awards to fi rms / individuals based upon participation in the AGC. Congratulations to the following award winners:AFFILIATE FIRM OF THE YEAR: HAWTHORNE CAT

AFFILIATE INDIVIDUAL OF THE YEAR: JOHN MCCORMACK, SUNSTATE EQUIPMENT CO.GOOD BUSINESS AWARD: ERICKSON-HALL CONSTRUCTION CO.ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: DOUG MAIN, SAN DIEGO GRANITE, INC.EXCELLENCE IN MARKETING AWARD: ECHO PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Each year, the AGC San Diego Chapter’s Specialty Contractors’ Council presents awards to fi rms that have served the AGC, the industry, and the community in an exemplary fashion. Congratulations to the following award winners:CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY EXCELLENCE AWARD (COMPANY): RENO CONTRACTING, INC.CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL AWARD (INDIVIDUAL): BILL WHITACRE, D.A. WHITACRE CONSTRUCTION, INC.CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP AWARD (INDIVIDUAL): RACHAEL GONZALEZ, ECHO PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Each year, the AGC Technology Trends in Construction Committee presents an award to the fi rm that is best utilizing the technological advances available to the construction industry. Congratulations to the following award winner:EXCELLENCE IN TECHNOLOGY AWARD: ERICKSON-HALL CONSTRUCTION CO.

Each year, the AGC Environmental Stewardship Committee presents an award to the fi rm that is best utilizing the various processes available to the construction industry to produce environmentally friendly projects. Congratulations to the following award winner:ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP IN CONSTRUCTION: PAL GENERAL ENGINEERING, INC.

AGC ANNUAL AWARDS

The purpose of the AGC Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA) is to recognize those construction companies who excel at safety performance. CSEA closely examines each candidate’s commitment to safety, occupational health management, and risk control. Award winners are listed on the Safety Committee Page (23).

THE AGC SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS’ COUNCIL PRESENTED AWARDS

THE AGC AFFILIATE MEMBERS’ COUNCIL PRESENTED AWARDS

The AGC San Diego Chapter’s, Specialty Contractors’ Council presents the AGC President’s Award to an individual or company that the Council and the current President have recognized to have gone above and beyond in their service to the industry. The award is only given occasionally.

PRESIDENT’S AWARD RECIPIENT: RANDY FINCH, MARKS, FINCH, THORNTON & BAIRD, LLP

PRESIDENT’S AWARD

EXCELLENCE IN TECHNOLOGY AWARD PRESENTED BY THE AGC TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE

HORIZONTAL / VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION AWARD PRESENTED BY THE AGC ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY EXCELLENCE AWARDS PRESENTED BY THE AGC SAFETY COMMITTEE

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RDO Equipment at the EGCC June Golf Classic

AGC Softball Tournament’s winning teams!top: EC Constructors;

right: CMR Risk & Insurance Services

CLC Co-Chair Samuel Myovich with new member Jason Gregory

at the AGC New Member Luncheon

Dan Bullock donating “double red” plasma,

which counts as 2 pints of blood during AGC’s

Blood Drive

AGC group during the snowmobile trip at the Winter Conference in Jackson Hole, WY

AGC leadership with SDSU leadership at the annual SDSU Gala

Birds-eye view of the CLC SummerMixer & Car Show

The McCarthy team (above) & the Swinerton team (below) at AGC’s Meet

Your General Contractor Luncheons

AGC members gather at the annual Affi liate’s Mixer

Hawthorne Cat’s Dave Ness,

sponsor of the Build San Diego Awards

Luncheon, with County Board of

Supervisor Bill Horn

A motley group awaits the start of the Affi liate Day Golf Tournament!

Mike & Mike are all smiles during the AGC Holiday

Dinner Dance

Statewide Safety and their groovy

setup at the AGC Affi liate Golf Tournament

Jeff Turner and Tom Hawthorne with California State Senator Marty Block

201320132013Focus,

focus, focus!

THE ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA, SAN DIEGO CHAPTER, INC.

6212 FERRIS SQUARE SAN DIEGO, CA 92121

(858) 558-7444 PHONE (858) 558-8444 FAX

WWW.AGCSD.ORG

Dave Carlin 2012Mark Filanc 2011Diane Keltner 2010Kevin Elliott 2009John H. Daley, Jr. 2008Tom Anderson 2007Thomas L. Brown 2006Tex Barnhart 2005Jeff Scheidel 2004Nigel Cary 2003 Peter Filanc 2002Ted Rossin 2001Steve Thompson 2000Scott Erreca 1999Stephen C. Marble 1996 1998Jack Filanc 1995Douglas E. Barnhart 1994David E. Sapper 1993John W. Elliott 1992 1997John H. Daley 1990 1991James M. Cox 1990G.H. Joe Byrom, Jr. 1988 1989Morley R. Golden 1986 1987J. Gary Dennis 1985George H. Line 1984Ralph T. Richey 1983C.E. Wylie 1982Gene Sapper 1980 1981Ray E. Ehly 1977 1978George J. Riha 1976Bill Martin 1975James B. Still 1974 1979Harold Kvaas 1971

Jack Ekstrand 1969 1970Kenneth H. Golden 1967R.G. Medlicott 1966William J. Cameron 1965Paul S. Roel 1964Lee R. Taylor 1963Floyd M. Finerty 1960Donald L. Daley 1959 1972 1973R.J. Hortie 1958 1962H.C. Dennis 1957S.F. Nielsen 1956Earl E. Harris 1955W.C. Chambers 1954R.M. Golden 1953C.A. Larsen 1952Walter Barber 1951W.E. Kier 1948B.R. Hazard 1947 1961E.F. Bryans 1946L.B. Butterfi eld 1945F.E. Young 1944I.C. Curry 1941Walter Trepte 1939B.G. Carroll 1938M.H. Golden 1937 1943Cecil B. Grove 1936 1942V.R. Dennis 1935 1940B.O. Larsen 1934 1950George R. Daley 1932 1933R.E. Hazard 1931E.L. Kier 1930R.S. Seabrook 1929 1949E. Paul Ford 1928

Chartered in 1927

HONORING AGC’S PAST PRESIDENTS1927 - 2012