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SEPTEMBER ED SEMINAR
Friday, September 9, 2016
San Marcos Activity Center
501 East Hopkins Street
San Marcos, TX 78666
There will be no luncheon in September.
Our next monthly luncheon will be held on Tuesday, October 11, 2016 at Texas Land & Cattle.
Speaker to be determined.
About Our Chapter
Bluebonnet Chapter No. 74, is the Austin, TX, chapter of the International Right of Way Association. Our Chapter was founded in 1985 by professionals in the right of way field to unite members for education, improve service to employers and the public, and to advance our members within the profession. We are part of Region 2 of the International Association. Our current membership includes professionals involved in a wide array of projects requiring real estate and right of way services.
Board of Directors Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. All are wel-come. If you are interested in attending, please contact a Chapter 74 Officer.
September 2016 2016, Issue IX
IN THIS ISSUE:
President’s Message 2
Calendar 3
Officers & Past Presidents
4
Committees 5
Uttility Update 6
Education 7
Membership 8
Professional Development
9
Programs 10
Save the Date! 11
Career Hotline 12
Sponsors 13
Dear Members,
August was a busy month. The A&M Region 2 Refresher Seminar was held on August 4 & 5, 2016. It was a well-attended seminar. Chapter 74’s topic next year will be Relocation. Alex Gale, Vice President, will be the moderator for this session.
This year’s “Hot Topics in Eminent Domain” Seminar will be held on September 9, 2016 in San Marcos. It is filling up fast. So, if you are interested in attending, please fill out the attached registration form and e-mail it to Joyce Labus with Chapter 39.
The Region 2 Spring Forum will be held in Tulsa on April 5 – 7, 2017 at the Hard Rock Casino and Hotel. The 2018 Spring Forum will be held in San Antonio and the 2019 Spring Forum will be held in Austin. The Region is trying something new with the forums. The Region is looking to hold an industry symposium along with the forum. In 2019, Austin will host the Transportation symposium along with the spring conference. More information will come the closer we are to the forum, but the initial plan would be to hold the symposium one day, hold a course the next, with the Region forum on the third day.
It is with great sadness that I inform our chapter that our puppet master has passed away. Starting in 2005 at the Internation-al Conference, Chapter 74 donated to the silent auction a puppet in the likeness of the outgoing International President. The past several years, our puppet master fought a courageous battle with cancer. This past year, when she was feeling okay, she was able to make the next four years of our International Presidents. So, I am happy to say that Chapter 74’s legacy will con-tinue for another 3 years, after which, we will need to find some other fun thing to continue on. Thank you Randy Williams for this idea and taking the realm during its tenure.
To follow is an outline for who has voting rights within our chapter:
Board Members—President; President - Elect; Vice President; Treasurer; Secretary
All Committee Chairs – the Chairs are single individuals. For example, on the Education committee, Matthew Eckmann has the voting right of the three individuals on the committee. Valuation, would be Chris Hornsby of the two individuals. Mem-bership would be Wade McNeil of the two individuals. Programs would be William Gold of the three individuals.
Should anyone have any questions regarding voting rights, please let me know
If any of you have questions or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected].
The next monthly lunch will be held on October 11, 2016. Hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Maggie Schedler Chapter 74 President
2016 – 2017
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President’s Message
Another fun guess. Anyone know what highway this is?
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SEPTEMBER 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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4 5 6 BOARD MEETING
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9 ED SEMINAR
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25 26 27 28 29 IRWA COURSE 207
30 IRWA COURSE 207
Calendar of Events
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
September 8 —RWPTX Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament (not an IRWA sponsored event) Time: 1:00 p.m. Tee Time Location: Landa Park Golf Course, 180 Golf Course Road, New Braunfels, Texas 78130
September 9 —Eminent Domain Seminar Time: 8:00 a.m. Location: San Marcos Activity Center, 501 E Hopkins St, San Marcos, TX 78666
September 29-30 —IRWA Course 207—Practical Negotiations for Federal Projects Time: 8:00 a.m., - 5:00 p.m. Location: HDR Engineering, Inc. 7745 Chevy Chase Dr, Bldg 5, Ste 220, Austin, TX 78752
UPCOMING EVENTS October 11—Monthly Luncheon Time: Registration @ 11:30; Program @ 12:00 p.m. Location: Texas Land & Cattle; 6007 N. Highway 35, Austin, TX 78746
October 21—IRWA Course 431—Problems in Valuation of Partial Acquisitions Time: 8:00 a.m., - 5:00 p.m. Location: HDR Engineering, Inc. 7745 Chevy Chase Dr, Bldg 5, Ste 220, Austin, TX 78752
President Maggie Schedler, R/W-RAC, R/W-URAC Contract Land Staff, LLC 512-346-6518 [email protected]
President Elect Virginia Pompa, SR/WA, R/W-RAC, R/W-NAC Contract Land Staff, LLC 512-346-6518 [email protected]
Vice President Alex Gale, SR/WA, R/W-URAC, R/W-RAC, R/W-NAC City of Austin 512-974-1416 [email protected]
Treasurer Lori Bible, SR/WA Contract Land Staff, LLC 512-346-6518 [email protected]
IRWA Chapter 74 Officers
Secretary Sheila Mills, SR/WA, R/W-NAC
H.W. Lochner, Inc. (737) 704-3061
Director / 2 Year
Patti Bell, SR/WA Allegiant Group, PLLC
512-826-1333 [email protected]
Director / 1Year
Donald C. Toner, SR/WA TxDOT
512-531-5904 [email protected]
2005 Steve Bohuslav, SR/WA
2004 Steve Beck, MAI, SR/WA
2003 Elizabeth Norris
2002 Elisa Garcia
2001 Randall Kopfer, IFA, SR/WA
2000 Laurie Park, SR/WA
1999 George Schlemeyer, SR/WA
1998 Lauraine Rizer, SR/WA
1997 Randy Williams, MAI, SR/WA
1996 Margie Hamby, SR/WA
1995 Dean Harris, SR/WA
2015 Patti Bell, SR/WA
2014 Donald C. Toner, SR/WA
2013 Denise Skinner, SR/WA
2012 Teri J. Morgan, SR/WA
2011 Dennis Sedlachek, SR/WA
2010 Lory R. Johnson, MAI, SR/WA
2009 Ron Olderog, MAI, SR/WA
2008 John Reed, SR/WA
2007 Connie Real, PMP, SR/WA
2006 Tinker Cotton, SR/WA
1994 Mary Jane Amezquita
1993 Larry O’Neal, SR/WA
1992 Sandra Bishop
1991 John Baylor
1990 Cheryl Bennett
1989 Rayburn Corbitt, MAI
1988 Josie Wiltzius, SR/WA
1987 Greg Althoff, SR/WA
1986 Richard Steubing
1985 Charles Clinger, SR/WA
Past Presidents
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Asset Management Ron Olderog, MAI, SR/WA
City of Austin, (512) 974-7193
Communication Lisa Cooper, R/W-RAC
HDR Engineering, Inc., (512) 531-5900
Tara O’Neal TxDOT, (512) 832-7373
Education Matthew Eckmann, SR/WA
City of New Braunfels, (830) 221-4089
Cindy Schechter TxDOT (512) 832-7126
Laurie Miller H.W. Lochner, Inc., (737) 704-3066
Legal Stephen Best, J.D.
TxDOT, (512) 832-7125
Local Public Agency
Danny Jackson Contract Land Staff, (512) 346-6518
Sam Nassour Burns & McDonnell, (512) 872-7130
Membership Wade McNeill, SR/WA
McNeill Real Estate Services, (512) 619-0270
Tara O’Neal TxDOT, (512) 832-7373
Pipeline Rodney Lubojasky
Clark Land Resources, (512) 994-5141
Professional Development Cheryl Speaker, SR/WA, R/W-AC
(512) 415-5778
Relocation David Harrah, SR/WA, R/W-RAC, R/W-URAC
TxDOT, (512) 416-2962
Nominations Denise Skinner, SR/WA
NuStar Energy, (210) 918-2119
Don Toner, Jr. SR/WA TxDOT-SPD, (512) 531-5900
Patti Bell, SR/WA Allegiant Group, PLLC, (512) 826-1333
Programs William R. Gold, II, RWA, R/W-AMC
Texas Workforce Commission, (512) 936-3212
Michael Latham, R/W-NAC H.W. Lochner, Inc, (737) 704-3065
Richard Scholtz Integra Realty Resources, (512) 459-3440
September Eminent Domain Seminar
Elizabeth Norris Atkins, (512) 342-3443
Surveying and Engineering Jesse Cooper
HDR Engineering, Inc. (512) 699-6766
Transportation Dennis Sedlachek, SR/WA, R/W-RAC
Cintra U.S., (512) 371-4816
Utilities Harsh Doshy, P.E.
TxDOT, (512) 832-7045
Valuation Chris Hornsby
Paul Hornsby & Company, (512) 381-5510
Catherine A. Thomas, MAI, SRA CBRE, (512) 499-4911
Laura Riley TxDOT, (512) 416-2830
Young Professionals Matthew Eckmann, SR/WA
City of New Braunfels, (830) 221-4089
Nicolette Hebert Contract Land Staff, (512) 346-6518
Dustin Somers Contract Land Staff, (512) 346-6518
2016-2017 Committees
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Utilities Update
Page 6 2016, Issue IX
Subsurface Utility Engineering
Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) has been described as an engineering practice that consists of determining the presence, attributes, and location of underground utilities; and quantifying the risks associated with appropriate quality levels. SUE mapping is the basis for utility coordination, utility relocation design, estimates and the implementation of accommodation policies.
Utility Engineering in the Transportation Field takes on a new role as engineers must find a good equilibrium with needs of the utility companies/customers and the needs of the transportation department and the travelling public. The goal of the engineer is to protect the safety, design, construction, operation of the highway facility while being a good steward of public funds. The Utility Engineer must be qualified and knowledgeable about criteria for both the roadway design and utility standards. The goal of any project is to have minimum impacts on the travelling public, the utility company and the custom-ers the utility serves. Thus, sharing limited space within public right of way necessitates an open approach and expertise as a transportation project is designed and built.
Utility Engineers use tools such as a Conflict Matrix or 3D Analysis that will identify potential conflicts between existing utilities and proposed transportation improvements in the roadway, drainage, environmental and structural features. At this stage the engineer must determine if design revisions are feasible, otherwise it can potentially lead to cost and time overruns. In some cases, the State Accommodation Rules allows low risk facilities to remain in place while the transporta-tion features in certain corridors are enhanced. If the conflicts cannot be avoided, the Engineer will work closely with the utility companies to prepare a Utility Layout that will assign all utilities a new location and assure no conflicts will occur with the proposed roadway improvements or other utility facilities. The engineer and utility company have to ensure adequate clearances for maintenance operations. The Utility Engineer reviews each utility’s plans for UAR compliance and to substan-tiate that the proposed highway facilities do not conflict with the Utility Layout; while maintaining compliance with FHWA and local traffic standards, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SW3P), backfill specifications/installation requirements and applicable industry requirements.
While attempting to avoid or minimize utility conflicts the Utility Engineer may coordinate with the Roadway Engineer to modify highway design to avoid as many conflicts as possible. This can include using adjusting grades, alignments, drainage plans, adding retaining walls, adjusting guard rail, moving bents, to totally eliminate the need to relocate a utility. The Utility Engineer will also coordinate with the utility company to determine if de-energizing lines for a short duration, use of spot-ters for cranes during construction, or protecting in place with encasement or concrete slabs would eliminate the need for relocation. Other options such as joint trenching or conduits may reduce the constraints in a narrow right of way, joint bidding with the transportation project may reduce schedule and construction issues, or temporary relocations may be the best way to maintain service for the utility customers during the transportation project.
While Utility Coordinators assist in preparing agreements, scheduling meetings and general coordination of activities, the Utility Engineer has the professional responsibility of protecting the traveling public, meeting the needs of the Utility compa-nies , utility customers and adding a value engineering solutions to the Transportation Project.
Utilities have been an overlooked component in the highway construction process and have been the cause of thousands of days of delay and millions of dollars in costs. The use and implementation of Utility Engineering in advanced stages of the project will help eliminate these issues and benefit all stakeholders.
Harsh Doshy, P.E. Jesse R. Cooper, RPLS TxDOT (512) 832-7045 HDR | (512) 912-5184
Education News
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2016—2017Courses Being Offered in Austin, Texas
The brochures for these courses will be available soon.
You may also contact the Course Coordinators directly if you are interested in attending a course.
If you need additional information on courses, click here or contact:
Matthew Eckmann @ (830) 221-4089 Cindy Schechter @ (512) 832-7126
Laurie Miller @ (737) 704-3066
COURSE TITLE DATE CLASS COORDINATOR
207 Practical Negotiations for US Federal Projects 9/29/16 – 9/30/16 Matthew Eckmann
431 Problems in the Valuation of Partial Acquisitions 10/21/16 Cindy Schechter
303 Managing the Consultant Process 11/17/16 —11/18/16 Matthew Eckmann
901 Engineering Plan and Development 1/27/17 Cindy Schechter
504 Computing Replacement Housing Payments 2/23/17 – 2/24/17 Matthew Eckmann
203 Alternative Dispute Resolution 3/30/17 – 3/31/17 Cindy Schechter
410 Reviewing Appraisals in Eminent Domain 4/28/17 Cindy Schechter
800 Principles of Real Estate Law 5/18/17 – 5/19/17 Cindy Schechter
213 Conflict Management 6/30/17 Laurie Miller
Membership News
Page 8 2016, Issue IX
Visit the IRWA Website to submit your application electronically and become a member of Chapter 74!
Become a Member Today!
Installment Options are available for membership fees.
Contact your local committee chairs for more information.
Membership is important to our chapter. We want to promote growth to be able to qualify for incentives from IRWA International.
5% Net Growth = 3 free memberships | 1 free conference registration &
10% Net Growth = 3 free memberships | 2 free conference registrations | $500 travel voucher
New Members: Please contact the Membership Committee to have your first luncheon covered by the Chapter.
Wade McNeill (512) 619-0270
Tara O’Neal (512) 832-7373
Professional Development News
Page 9 2016, Issue IX
If you have Professional Development questions, please contact Cheryl Speaker at (512) 415-5778 or via email at [email protected]
Lisa (Hughes) Robinson Uniform Act Certification (R/W-URAC)
The State Appraiser and Real Estate CE credit report is now live on
the Education page of the International IRWA website. You can find the link on the right hand side navigation bar.
OCTOBER LUNCHEON
11:30 a.m. Registration; 12:00 p.m. Lunch/Program Texas Land & Cattle
6007 N. Highway 35, Austin, TX 78746
Speaker: TBD
NOVEMBER LUNCHEON
11:30 a.m. Registration; 12:00 p.m. Lunch/Program Texas Land & Cattle
6007 N. Highway 35, Austin, TX 78746
Speaker: Luke Ellis Attorney at Johns Marrs Ellis & Hodge LLP
The Programs Committee is seeking both venues and speakers for this year’s luncheons.
Please email any suggestions you have, including topics of interest to the Programs Committee.
Monthly Luncheons are typically held on the second Tuesday of each month. Please check the website each month as locations may change.
Programs News
Page 10 2016, Issue IX
Michael Latham (737) 704-3065
William R. Gold, II (512) 936-3212
Richard Scholtz (512) 459-3440
SAVE THE DATE
SAVE THE DATE—HOLIDAY PARTY Saturday, December 3, 2016
6:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m.
Hyatt Regency Austin 208 Barton Springs, Austin, TX
17th Floor—Foothills
Music: The Ben Cina Band
Various Job Openings. Click here to view current postings.
Texas Department of Transportation
Page 12 2016, Issue IX Career Hotline
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Chapter 74 Website Sponsors
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Thank you to following sponsors for supporting the Chapter 74 website:
Perks of Being a Sponsor! You will have your logo displayed on the home page
and linked to your company URL as well as your contact information on the Sponsor tab.
This elite sponsorship gives you access to have
upcoming jobs posted to the webpage, in the monthly newsletter and email blasted to all Chapter 74
members.
ROW Professionals for Make A Wish
FIND US ONLINE AT:
Chapter 74 Website: www.irwa74austin.org
IRWA Website: www.irwaonline.org
IRWA Region 2 Website: www.irwaregion2.org
The Chapter 74 Bluebonnet Newsletter is a publication of the International Right of Way Association.
Website Sponsorship Information or Newsletter Questions?
Contact Lisa Cooper
HDR Engineering, Inc., (512) 531-5900
Tara O’Neal TxDOT, (512) 832-7373
IRWA Chapter 74
Attachments to the September 2016 Newsletter Include:
IRWA Course 207 Flyer IRWA Course 431 Flyer
19210 S. Vermont Avenue, Building A, Suite 100Gardena, CA 90248Phone: (310) 538-0233www.irwaonline.org
207 Practical Negotiations for U.S. Federal Funded Land Acquisitions 09.29-30.16 Austin, TX
Course 207 - Practical Negotiations for US Federal and Federally Assisted Projects
Course Description:This course reviews the Uniform Act acquisition (negotiation) requirements for Federal and federally assisted programs. During this course, participants examine negotiations styles and explore practical approaches, and are also provided with tips on how to improve settlement rates for right of way acquisitions, with adequate consideration to significant right of way elements involved in the location and design of the project, including possible social, economic, and environmental effects.
Topics:
• Federal Law and Regulations • Acquisition Policies (General) • Acquisition Policies (Negotiations) • Negotiation Processes • Common Issues • Conflict Management Styles • Characteristics of the Successful Negotiator
Course Level: Intermediate
Course Tuition Includes:
• Participant Manual
Recommended Materials:
• Successful Communication and Negotiation Textbook (separate purchase; available through IRWA’s Publication Store)
Who Should Take This Course: Ideal for both executive and entry-level professionals in the right of way profession, this course is designed for:
• Department of Transportation employees and other highway oriented negotiators
• Land acquisition agents who have less than 5 years negotiation experience
• More experienced agents desiring a refresher • Individuals seeking improved settlement rates for
acquisition
This course is approved for 16 hours of CE credits from TREC. TREC approval number 16-00-057-29006
207 Practical Negotiations for U.S. Federal Funded Land Acquisitions 09.29-30.16 Austin, TX Register online at www.irwaonline.org / Fax this entire page to IRWA HQ: (310) 538-1471
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Total Non-Member Registrants: ________
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207 Practical Negotiations for U.S. Federal Funded Land Acquisitions 09.29-30.16 Austin, TX
Cancellation Policy: All classes scheduled by IRWA are subject to cancellation. All class registrants must contact the Course Coordinator prior to making travel arrangements, keeping in mind that the class may be cancelled at any time (for reasons including, but not limited to, insufficient registration, Instructor emergencies or other issues beyond the control of the chapter and/or IRWA). Fully liquidated damages for any losses incurred by a class registrant are limited solely to a refund of the registrant’s prepaid class tuition. IRWA and its chapters assume no other registrant liability resulting from class cancellation.
Accommodations:Hyatt Place Austin - North Central7522 North IH-35Austin, TX 78752Phone: (512) 323-2121Fax: (512) 419-7867Rate: Single - $135.00 + TaxContact hotel directly for reservations. Room block reference IRWA Austin Chapter Rate (IASC). Course Coordinator: Mr. Matthew B. Eckmann, SR/WACity of New Braunfels164 Silver Maple DriveKyle, TX 78640Phone: (210) 275-9300 Email: [email protected]
Sponsor: IRWA Chapter 74Date: September 29-30, 2016Time: 2 days – 8 AM to 5 PM DailyCity: Austin, TX
Class Location: HDR Engineering, Inc.7745 Chevy Chase DrBuilding 5, Suite 220Austin, TX 78752Phone: (512) 531-5900Fax: (512) 531-5995Participant Capacity: 25
Four Ways to Register:Online: www.irwaonline.org Fax: (310) 538-1471 Phone: (310) 538-0233, x134Contact Course Coordinator
Tuition Refund Policy: Written notification of intent to cancel registration must be received via email by both the Course Coordinator and IRWA Headquarters Education Staff ([email protected] ) prior to the class start date in order to be eligible for a tuition refund. A full tuition refund will be issued if notice is received 15 days or more prior to the class start date; a 75% refund will be issued if notice is received less than 15 days prior to the class start date, and no refund will be issued for notice received on or after the class start date.
Course Instructor: John F. Reed, SR/WA, R/W-RAC, R/W-URAC recently retired after 25 years of service with the Texas Department of Transportation, and has founded Compliant Relocation Services. LLC located in Round Rock, Texas. Prior to his retirement, John served as the Relocation Assistance / Valuation Administrator for the Texas Department of Transportation, Right of Way Division in Austin, Texas. During his 25 years with TxDOT, he worked in the relocation assistance and acquisition field developing and implementing policies/procedures. During this time, he also developed an in-house relocation training program for District personnel, served as LPA coordinator to the Districts, supervised the appraisal staff and worked closely with FHWA/NHI/TTI in compliance review, and developing classes and video presentations. John is a current member of the International Professional Development Committee past-member of the International Relocation Assistance Committee, certified as an IRWA Instructor in 2003 and the President of Chapter 74 for 2008. He is a 1976 graduate of Southwest Texas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. In 2008, John was named Chapter 74’s Professional of the Year and, in 2009, received the same honor from Region II.
If payment includes the fees for registrantsother than yourself, check here: (Please submit names of other registrants on aseparate paper along with this form)Will you also be attending? Yes No
19210 S. Vermont Avenue, Building A, Suite 100Gardena, CA 90248Phone: (310) 538-0233www.irwaonline.org
431 Problems in the Valuation of Partial Acquisitions 10.21.16 Austin, TX
Course 431 - Problems in the Valuation of Partial Acquisitions
Course Description:This course presents more complex partial acquisition valuation problems and offers opportunities for the participants to understand better the possible applications of appraisal theory to specific partial acquisition appraisal situations.
Topics:
• Before Acquisition Valuation • Highest and Best Use as Assemblage with Adjoining
Owner • After Acquisition Valuation • Benefits • Larger Parcel • Consistent Use and Interim Use • Comparable Sales • Zoning • Cost to Cures • Profits a Prendre and the Unit Rule
Course Level: Intermediate
Course Tuition Includes:
• Participant Manual
Required Materials:
• Financial calculator
Who Should Take This Course: This course is designed for appraisers and users of appraisal services who have some partial acquisition appraisal experience.
This course is approved for 8 hours of CE credits from TREC. TREC approval number 08-00-026-28463
431 Problems in the Valuation of Partial Acquisitions 10.21.16 Austin, TX Register online at www.irwaonline.org / Fax this entire page to IRWA HQ: (310) 538-1471
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Total Member Registrants: ________
Total Non-Member Registrants: ________
PRINT NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARD: ________________________________________________ 3-DIGIT CVV:____
AMEX MC VISA Card #: _______________________________________________ EXP:___________
SIGNATURE: ________________________________________________ Date:___________ Amount to be Charged: ____________________
431 Problems in the Valuation of Partial Acquisitions 10.21.16 Austin, TX
Cancellation Policy: All classes scheduled by IRWA are subject to cancellation. All class registrants must contact the Course Coordinator prior to making travel arrangements, keeping in mind that the class may be cancelled at any time (for reasons including, but not limited to, insufficient registration, Instructor emergencies or other issues beyond the control of the chapter and/or IRWA). Fully liquidated damages for any losses incurred by a class registrant are limited solely to a refund of the registrant’s prepaid class tuition. IRWA and its chapters assume no other registrant liability resulting from class cancellation.
Accommodations:Hyatt Place Austin - North Central7522 North IH-35Austin, TX 78752Phone: (512) 323-2121Fax: (512) 419-7867Rate: Single - $135.00 + TaxContact hotel directly for reservations. Room block reference IRWA Austin Chapter Rate (IASC). Course Coordinator: Ms. Cindy SchechterTexas Department of Transportation7901 N IH-35Austin, TX 78753Phone: (512) 832-7126 Fax: (512) 832-7336 Email: [email protected]
Sponsor: IRWA Chapter 74Date: October 21, 2016Time: 1 day, 8 AM to 5PMCity: Austin, TX
Class Location: HDR Engineering, Inc.7745 Chevy Chase DrBuilding 5, Suite 220Austin, TX 78752Phone: (512) 531-5900Fax: (512) 531-5995Participant Capacity: 25
Four Ways to Register:Online: www.irwaonline.org Fax: (310) 538-1471 Phone: (310) 538-0233, x134Contact Course Coordinator
Tuition Refund Policy: Written notification of intent to cancel registration must be received via email by both the Course Coordinator and IRWA Headquarters Education Staff ([email protected] ) prior to the class start date in order to be eligible for a tuition refund. A full tuition refund will be issued if notice is received 15 days or more prior to the class start date; a 75% refund will be issued if notice is received less than 15 days prior to the class start date, and no refund will be issued for notice received on or after the class start date.
Course Instructor: Randy Williams, SR/WA, MAI, FRICS is the Managing Director for Integra Realty Resources Austin, Austin Texas. He holds the SR/WA, MAI, and FRICS designations. Mr. Williams' experience in real estate appraisal/valuation and consulting since 1977 includes among others, appraisal and management in the real estate banking industry and appraisal, testimony, and appraisal review in private practice. Recent experience is concentrated in major urban/suburban development and eminent domain in central Texas. Valuations have been performed on various properties including, but not limited to, neighborhood and community shopping centers, apartments complexes, single and multi-tenanted industrial buildings, low to high rise office buildings, mixed used facilities, vacant land for different uses and condemnation and right-of-way. Clients served include accountants, investment firms, law firms, lenders, private and public agencies. Valuations and market studies have been done on proposed partially completed, renovated, and existing structures. Eminent domain experience includes SH 130 and SH 45. Mr. Williams was the lead appraiser for Segments 3-6 on SH 130 and coordinated four Integra offices (including Austin) that worked on this project. Mr. Williams is also a certified instructor for the IRWA and has taught IRWA courses in Beijing, China and Johannesburg, South Africa as well as in the United States. Randy was the 2011-12 International President for IRWA
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