State and Local Reporter - 03/31/2005 (Plain Text Version)

Barry Rutenberg, Chair
Gainesville, Florida

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In this issue:
Ohio Latest State to Pass Notice and Opportunity to Repair Law
Keeping Unjustified Requirements Out of Model Building Codes
North Carolina Builders Win School Impact Fee Case
Court Rejects Anti-Growth Zoning Restrictions in Northern Virginia
Central Arizona HBA Urges Education, Consumer Choice in Lieu of Mandatory New-Home Sprinklers
State and Local Government Affairs Meetings at Spring Board
Texas Study: More Minorities Priced Out of Home Buying Market
Florida Supreme Court Stalls Hometown Democracy
NAHB Legislative Conference: Builders to Carry Storm Water, ESA Concerns to Capitol Hill
Industry News...
Staff Changes in NAHB's State & Local Department

Staff Changes in NAHB's State & Local Department

Alex Strong has joined NAHB as Manager for State & Local Government Affairs. Formerly a senior policy analyst for the Republican Governors Association and it’s Public Policy Committee, Strong will be responsible for assisting with the management of the association’s initiatives on high-priority issues, and emerging legislative and regulatory issues at the state and local level. Additionally, Strong will be working closely with members, state & local affiliates, NAHB staff, and outside parties on a wide range of industry issues.

Alastair Macaulay, who served as assistant staff vice president and head of the State & Local Political Operations Department, is leaving NAHB. Beginning on April 5 Macaulay will join the North Carolina Home Builders Association as their new director of political affairs.