2017 Annual Code Enforcement Seminar & Exhibitor Showcase ... · 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Closing Keynote Address Catalina/Madera 1 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Morning Breakout Sessions 2 10:00

2017 Annual CodeEnforcement Seminar& Exhibitor Showcase

October 3-6, 2017

Preliminary Program Brochure

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Attendee Registration Fees........................................................................................................................ 3

Annual Seminar Policies ‐ Cancellation...................................................................................................... 3

Annual Seminar Policies ‐ Guests............................................................................................................... 3

Annual Seminar Policies ‐ Dress Code........................................................................................................ 3

Lodging...................................................................................................................................................... 4

Travel and Ground Transportation............................................................................................................. 5

Schedule at a Glance.................................................................................................................................. 6

Schedule for Tuesday, October 3, 2017..................................................................................................... 7

Schedule for Wednesday, October 4, 2017................................................................................................ 8

Schedule for Thursday, October 5, 2017...................................................................................................12

Schedule for Friday, October 6, 2017....................................................................................................... 16

Hotel Floor Map....................................................................................................................................... 17

Save the Date ‐ CACEO Annual Seminar 2018.......................................................................................... 18

Preliminary Brochure Page 2 2017 Annual Seminar

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Fee Type Amount NotesAdvance Full Registration, Member $384.00 Ends 9/8/17Single Day Registration, Member $214.00 Ends 9/8/17Onsite Full Registration, Member $404.00 9/9/17 ‐ 10/6/17Advance Full Registration, Nonmember $469.00 Ends 9/8/17Single Day Registration, Nonmember $245.00 Ends 9/8/17Onsite Full Registration, Nonmember $489.00 9/9/17 ‐ 10/6/17Daily Guest Fees (Meals Only, no education sessions) $ 55.00/day Expires 9/25/17 *

* The last day to register for Guest Meals is September 25, 2017 as CACEO must submit its food and beverage guarantees to the hotel that day.


2017 Attendee Registration Fees

2017 Annual Seminar Policies

Cancellation Policy

Requests to cancel Annual Seminar fees must be submitted in writing andreceived by CACEO via fax, mail or email no later than Monday, September25, 2017. Cancellations by telephone are not acceptable. All cancellationsreceived on or before September 25, 2017 will be refunded less a $25.00processing fee. Allow three weeks for processing of refund once the annualseminar is concluded. No refunds for cancellations submitted on or afterSeptember 26, 2017 will be honored.

Guest Policy

Guests may not attend educational programming, morning continental breakfast, or efreshment breaks.However, guests may attend the Wednesday and Thursday lunch functions for a fee of $55.00 per day forlunch and $________ for the Wednesday night mixer.

Dress Code

Appropriate dress for the Annual Code Enforcement Seminar is business casual.

CACEO has reserved a block of rooms at the

Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel888 Tahquitz Canyon WayPalm Springs, CA 92262Room Rates: $159.00, single or doubleDaily Parking: $12.00, self park; $22.00, valetRate includes: Free guest room high speed Internet

Please book your room on or before September 8, 2017 (weanticipate the room block will sell out early so booking asquickly as possible is advised).

Courtyard by Marriott1300 E Tahquitz Canyon WayPalm Springs, CA 92262Room Rate: $129.00 Single/Double

Hilton Palm Springs Resort400 East Tahquitz Canyon WayPalm Springs, CA 92262Rooms available for the nights of October 3, 4 and 5, withcheckout on October 6.$159.00 per night, single or double for King or QQ$189.00 per night, single or double for a Plaza SuiteTo reserve a room at Hilton Palm Springs Resort, call (800) 445‐8667.

Hard Rock Hotel150 South Indian Canyon DrivePalm Springs, CA 92262Sleeping rooms available October 3, 4 and 5, 2017Room rate $129.00 per night single or double

Plus 13.5% Occupancy TaxPlus 3.25% Tourism Fee$15.00 per night resort fee which includesComplimentary valet parking24 hour fitness center Internet access (two devices per room)

To make your room reservation at Hard Rock Hotel, call (800) 280‐2971. You MUST tell them you are withthe CACEO Annual Conference Overflow Guestroom Block to get the $129.00 per night rate.


2017 Lodging

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Three airports serve the Palm Springs area: Palm Springs International Airport (PSP), LA/OntarioInternational Airport (ONT), and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

The Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) is located 1.5miles west of the Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel. Thehotel’s airport shutt is available on request and iscomplimentary.. Estimated taxi fare is $7.00 USD, one way.Service into the Palm Springs airport may not be availablefrom all cities.

Many hotels, including the Renaissance, offer free shuttleservice to and from Palm Springs Airport.

The LA/Ontario International Airport is located 70 mileswest of Palm Springs. Rental cars are available at theairport. Drive time: approximately 60 minutes.

The Los Angeles International Airport is 124 miles fromPalm Springs. Car rentals are available at offsite locations,with car rental shuttles from the airport to the rentalfacilities.

Ground Transportation in Palm Springs


2017 Travel/Ground Transportation

Tuesday, October 3, 2017Start/End Time Session Meeting Room CEUs12:00 PM to 5:00 PM CACEO Board of Directors Meeting Santa Rosa12:00 PM to 8:00 PM Exhibits Setup and Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom Foyer5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Registration Open Ballroom Foyer

Wednesday, October 4, 2017Start/End Time Session Meeting Room CEUs7:30 AM to 3:00 PM Registration Open, Continental

Breakfast Served until 8:00 AM Ballroom Foyer8:00 AM to 3:30 PM Exhibits Open Ballroom Foyer 8:00 AM to 8:15 AM Welcome and Introductions Grand Ballroom8:15 AM to 9:45 AM Keynote Address Grand Ballroom 19:45 AM to 10:00 AM Morning Break Ballroom Foyer10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Morning Breakout Sessions 212:00 PM to 1:00 PM Lunch Catalina/Madera1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Afternoon Breakout Sessions 23:00 PM to 3:30 PM Afternoon Break/Meet with Exhibitors Ballroom Foyer3:30 PM to 5:30 PM Afternoon Breakout Sessions 25:30 PM to 6:00 PM Meet Your Regional Representatives Sierra6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Networking Mixer Ballroom Foyer, Ballroom

TerraceThursday, October 5, 2017

Start/End Time Session Meeting Room CEUs7:45 AM to 8:30 AM Breakfast with the Exhibitors,

Continental Breakfast served Ballroom Foyer8:30 AM to 10:00 AM Morning Breakout Sessions 1.510:00 AM to 10:15 AM Morning Break Ballroom Foyer11:45 AM to 1:00 PM Awards Luncheon; Swearing in of the

CACEO 2017‐2018 Board of Directors Grand Ballroom1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Afternoon Breakout Sessions 23:00 PM to 3:15 PM Afternoon Break Ballroom Foyer3:15 PM to 5:15 PM Midafternoon Breakout Sessions

and Certification Exam Preparation 2Evening On Your Own ‐Enjoy VillageFest (Palm Springs Street Fair)

and meet up at Village Pub at 9:00 PM (tentative)Friday, October 6, 2017

Start/End Time Session Meeting Room CEUs8:00 AM to 9:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors,

Continental Breakfast served Ballroom Foyer9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Closing Keynote Address Catalina/Madera 110:00 AM to 12:00 PM Morning Breakout Sessions 210:00 AM to 12:00 PM Certificate Exam Pre‐Registration

Required; additional fee applies. Pasadena12:00 PM 2017 Seminar concludes Possible CEUs = 17


2017 Schedule At-A-Glance

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Start/End Time Session Meeting Room CE12:00 PM to 5:00 PM CACEO Board of Directors Meeting Santa Rosa12:00 PM to 8:00 PM Exhibits Setup and Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom Foyer5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Registration Open Ballroom Foyer

Picking up your registration

materials on Tuesday night?

Many of your CACEO Board

of Directors will be around

the hotel lobby/registration

area so take a moment to

stop by and say hello!


Program Schedule - Tues. 10/3/17

CACEO is going mobile(app that is) for the 2017

Annual Seminar.

Be sure to watch out foryour invitation to

download the new app!

7:30 AM to 3:00 PMRegistration Open, Continental Breakfast Served until 8:00 AMBalllroom Foyer

8:00 AM to 3:30 PMExhibits Open Ballroom Foyer

8:00 AM to 8:15 AMWelcome and IntroductionsJohnny Terfehr, Seminar ChairLarry Breceda, CACEO PresidentJan Harnik, May of Palm Desert

8:15 AM to 9:45 AMKeynote AddressTim Cromartie, LegislativeRepresentativeLeague of California CitiesGrand Ballroom

Mr. Cromartie will discussProposition 64 implementations as outlined in theGovernor’s 2017‐18 Budget, and how it reconcilesProposition 64 with the Medical CannabisRegulation and Safety Act of 2015. This will coverhighlights of the revised statewide regulatorystructure for both medical and recreationalmarijuana, including aspects of local control thathave been codified to facilitate routine localregulatory and enforcement activities, and issuesfrom local verification of valid licensing applicants,to testing labs, advertising rules, the new opencontainer law as applied to marijuana, and taxes aswell as general rules on cultivation, transport,audits, inspections and compliance checks. This willalso cover the enactment of AB 2228 (Cooley),enacted in 2016, which directed CACEO to developand maintain minimum training standards,qualifications and experience requirements toqualify for the Certified Code Enforcement Officerdesignation.

9:45 AM to 10:00 AMMorning BreakBallroom Foyer

MORNING BREAKOUT SESSIONS

10;00 AM to 12:00 PMFourth Amendment and Rights of Entry(Entry/Update Levels) ‐ Part 1 of 3 PartsMatthew Silver, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPMojave Learning Center

This course will go into detail the 4th amendmentand how it applies to California laws andstandards today. Topics that will be explored will behow to avoid violating the 4th amendment,what constitutes violation, how to get the properwarrant and documentation, and gaining entrywithout offense. This course will provideinformation on preserving the integrity of aninvestigation and how to avoid damage to yourcase.

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMMarijuana Updates, Enforcement and Regulations(All Levels)Curtis Wright, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPSierra Room

This course will go over current and new laws takingeffect as a direct result of Prop. 64. Discussedwill be new tactics and what will and won’tconstitute offenses as well as how to prosecute andhandle older cases under the new law. This will alsocover how marijuana will be regulated andhow cities can enforce or regulate marijuana relateduses and businesses.


Program Schedule - Wed. 10/4/17

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMTransforming Your Code Enforcement Program(Supervisory Level)Mark Ruffing and Michael Rossi, Lead DeputyCounsel, County of Santa ClaraVentura Room

Have you ever felt overwhelmed with a particularlycomplex code enforcement case? If you neededhelp from other divisions, departments, or agencieswithin your jurisdiction, did you feel like you wereherding cats and not getting the results youwanted? Do you feel like your current program is inneed of a full overhaul in order to be moreeffective? If this sounds familiar, please join SantaClara County Code Enforcement Manager MarkRuffing and Lead Deputy County Counsel MichaelRossi as they show you how to transform yourcurrent code enforcement program into a superiorprogram, a system designed to focus on results andenhance coordination for the most complex codeenforcement cases within your jurisdiction. Markand Michael will provide both a systems overviewand case examples to highlight this transformativeenforcement program they have been leading forthe County of Santa Clara.

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMBasic Officer Safety Tactics for Code Enforcement(Officer Safety)Troy LawrencePasadena Room

This class will teach students the basic officer safetyskills required when conducting field interviews, toinclude ways of recognizing potential threats,proper methods of approaching a property orperson, and how to de‐escalate a disgruntledsubject/situation, distract, and evade, as well assurvival skills. Real life examples will be providedalong with tips on how to convince yourorganization to provide the necessary officer safetytools needed to be an effective code enforcementofficer.

12:00 PM to 1:00 PMLunchCatalina/MaderaRegistered Attendees, Sponsors, andPaid Guests

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMFourth Amendment and Rights of Entry(Entry/Update Levels) Part 2 of 3 PartsMatthew Silver, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPMojave Learning Center(See Part I, Page 8)

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMVacation Rentals and Transient Housing Regulationand Enforcement (All Levels)Curtis Wright, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPSierra Room

This course will explore city regulations and howthey affect rental properties and transienthousing regulations. Discussed will be safety issuesand regulations, what constitutes violations,and how to prosecute violations. Will also look intosafety and regulation of homeless housing and howto ensure their safety and rights.



1:00 PM to 3:00 PMResidential, Business, and Commercial Blight: TheFuture of Enforcement Remedies, (All Levels) ‐ Part 1 of 2 PartsDean Pucci, Esq., Jones & MayerVentura Room

Prosecutor, Health & Safety Receiver and CityAttorney Dean J. Pucci presents practical codeenforcement alternatives for public agencies. Theuse of Health & Safety Receiverships, CostRecovering Injunctions, Unfair Business Practicestatutes and other low/no cost enforcementtools for long term residential and commercialproblem properties and emergency health & safetythreats in your community. Exploring the use oflocal ordinances in concert with State law throughunfair business practice statutes to combatslumlords and other high profile commercial orbusiness violators in your communities.Receivership legal update: new cases, new authorityof receivers, new applications for municipalagencies. New: Use of receivers over unlawfulmedical marijuana dispensaries.

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMPublic Speaking and Presentation Skills (AdvancedLevel)James Uhl, Breaking the Chain ConsultingPasadena Room

The world is a dangerous and broken place. Publicsafety personnel are first‐hand witnesses to this, asthey are routinely exposed to traumatice events.These accute and cummulative exposures are oftenconsidered part of the job. However, ignoring thisdynamic severely damages one’s mental andemotional well‐being. Every year we unncessarilylose great people because they were not providedthe resources on how to survive traumatic events,organizational dissapointment, and cummulativestressors. Our job as leaders is to create anenvironment where our people can perserve,flourish, and thrive both during and following timesof adversity and trauma. This course explores the

debilitating effects of PTSD. It also examines anorganizational case study as a model on how youmight develop a similar service that providespscychological first aid, which can ultimatelyeliminate the destructive effects of PTSD. This classis for everyone.

3:00 PM to 3:30 PMAfternoon Break/Meet with ExhibitorsBallroom Foyer

3:30 PM to 5:30 PMFourth Amendment and Rights of Entry(Entry/Update Levels) ‐ Part 3 of 3 PartsMatthew Silver, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPMojave Learning CenterSee Part I, Page 8

3:30 PM to 5:30 PMI Followed My Municipal Code; Why Am I Getting

Sued? (Advanced Level)Curtis Wright, EsqSilver & Wright LLP, Sierra Room

This course will go over the possible issues andproblems that could arise commonly duringcode enforcement. It will go over defenses andproper ways to handle more difficult situations thatcould create legal issues for the code enforcementofficer.



6:00 PM to 8:00 PMNetworking Mixer (for registered participants and guests only)Ballroom Foyer, Ballroom Terrace

Reconnect with old friends and make new acquaintainces at the CACEO Networking Mixer.

Drinks (each person will receive onedrink ticket) and great food will be

served in the Ballroom Foyer but we’vealso reserved the ballroom terrace foryour enjoyment and relaxation. This

event is for Annual Seminarregistrants and speakers. For

registered attendees, sponsors, andpaid guests.

3:30 PM to 5:30 PMResidential, Business, and Commercial Blight: TheFuture of Enforcement Remedies, (All Levels) ‐ Part 2 of 2 PartsDean Pucci, Esq., Jones & MayerVentura RoomSee Part 1, Page 10

3:30 PM to 5:30 PMPillars of Virtuous LeadershipJames Uhl, Breaking the Chain ConsultingPasadena Room

Nearly every problem in the world today can belinked to one simple thing; poor and unethicalleadership; but it does not have to be this way. As aleader, you can play a profound role in overcomingthis challenge. This course transcends a merediscussion about ethics. Rather, it seeks ameaningful dialogue and provides an action‐

oriented approach toward leading with virtue. Thiscourse specifically explores the pillars, the science,and the art of virtuous leadership. This course alsocovers the intimate connection between leadership,teaching, and strength‐based psychology. It alsounveils one of the key obstacles that causes us torepeatedly fail at achieving virtuous leadership. Thisclass is for aspiring and seasoned leaders.

5:30 PM to 6:00 PMMeet Your Regional RepresentativesPete Roque, FacilitatorSierra Room

Join your regional representatives for a brief meetand greet before you head to the Networking Mixer.Meet others from your region, as well as yourregional Board members and expand yournetworking circle. Then head straight to theBallroom Foyer for the evening’s networking mixer.


Program Schedule – Wed. 10/4/17

7:45 AM to 8:30 AMBreakfast with the Exhibitors, ContinentalBreakfast servedBallroom Foyer

8:30 AM to 10:00 AMPreventing Substandard Building Tragedies (i.e.,Ghost Ship) Through Code Enforcement, (All Levels), Part 1 of 2 PartsMatthew Silver, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPMojave Learning Center

This course will review enforcement options forsubstandard and poorly managed buildings. Willreview code enforcement tools and how to avoidfuture problems and issues. Covered will be how touse receiverships, red tags, civil actions, liens,criminal actions and other tools and how to keeppressure to ensure building code and local codeviolations are corrected and maintained. Essentialinformation to prevent buildings to continue to besafety hazards and possibly dangerous to thecommunity. We will also cover new case law on thetopic.

8:30 AM tp 10:00 AMIllegal Soliciting on Private/Public Property, IllegalCamping, and Other Homelessness Issues (All Levels)Sierra RoomCurtis Wright, Esq., Silver & Wright LLP

This course will explore and review municipal codesand State/Federal law on homeless activities,soliciting, and illegal camping. In the course will bediscussed common occurrences, cases, and how tohandle cases, citations, and the defendants. This isessential to maintaining the public health and safetyof cities and communities, and is a current hot‐button issues for cities, and is a major area ofliability for cities.

8:30 AM to 10:00 AMEmpowering the CEO Towards Success (Entry Level), Part 1 of 2 PartsSteve Willkomm, City of ReddingVentura Room

Come and enjoy the most practical class for today’sCalifornia Code Enforcement professional! Haveyou felt a challenge has been presented by theresponsible party (and their attorney)? Have youfelt you have run into a wall in your investigation?Letting your ego get in the way of asking forassistance? No one has all the answers. Theinstructor will help the Code EnforcementProfessional regroup and mount an effective attackto defeat all challengers and make the difference!The instructor will use his experience to empowerthe future code enforcement officer candidate, newcode enforcement officers, experienced andseasoned veterans. Work within the law to movetowards success in the field with useful strategies.

8:30 AM to 10:00 AMCritical Incident Stress Management (Officer Safety/All Levels)James Uhl, Breaking the Chain ConsultingPasadena RoomThe world is a dangerous and broken place. Publicsafety personnel are first‐hand witnesses to this, asthey are routinely exposed to traumatic events.These acute and cumulative exposures are oftenconsidered part of the job. However, ignoring thisdynamic severely damages one’s mental andemotional well‐being. Every year we unnecessarilylose great people because they were not providedthe resources on how to survive traumatic events,organizational disappointment, and cumulativestressors. Our job as leaders is to create anenvironment where our people can persevere,flourish, and thrive both during and following timesof adversity and trauma. This course explores thedebilitating effects of PTSD.

10:00 AM to 10:15 AMMorning Break — Ballroom Foyer


Program Schedule - Thurs. 10/5/17

10:15 AM to 11:45 AMPreventing Substandard Building Tragedies (i.e.,Ghost Ship) Through Code Enforcement (All Levels), Part 2 of 2 PartsMatthew Silver, Esq, Silver & Wright LLPMojave Learning CenterSee Part 1, Page 12)

10:15 AM to 11:45 AMMarijuana Grows: Recognizing and Responding(Entry Level)Jana Cook, City of Rancho CucamongaSierra Room

With changes in California law, the production ofmarijuana product is going to change and you needto be prepared. Whether or not the activity is legalin your jurisdiction, there are many hazardsassociated with the growing and processing of theproduct. Learn to identify locations that may beproducing marijuana so you are prepared going inand how to protect yourself from the hazards onceyou are there.

10:15 AM to 11:45 AMEmpowering the CEO Towards Success (EntryLevel), Part 2 of 2 PartsSteve Willkomm, City of ReddingVentura RoomSee Part 1, Page 12

10:15 AM to 11:45 AMDrugs, Gangs, and Prostitution(All Levels)Curtis Wright, Esq.Silver & Wright LLPPasadena Room

This course will go over current code and legislationin relations to drugs, gangs, and prostitution,and code enforcement tools for dealing with theseproperties.

11:45 AM to 1:00 PMAwards LuncheonSwearing In of the CACEO2017‐2018 Board of DirectorsGrand Ballroom

Join CACEO as we celebrate and recognize our 2017Award Winners and conduct the traditionalswearing in of the 2017‐2018 Board of Directors.The Board will take office on November 1, 2017.


Program Schedule — Thurs. 10/5/17

Get involvedwith CACEO!The 2017‐2018 Board of Directors

take office November 1, 2017 and will be seeking volunteers to

serve on CACEO Committees

Please send an email [email protected]

and note your interest inone or more of the following:

Administrative/BudgetContinuing Education

LegislativeAnnual Seminar

Membership/MarketingCommunications/Newsletter

Nominations/ElectionsOfficer Safety Commission

(special committee)

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMMaximizing Effectiveness When Working withProsecuting Attorneys and Judges (All Levels)Douglas Haubert, City Prosecutor, City of Long BeachMojave Learning Center

This is a must for anyone who presents cases toprosecutors, city attorneys, or county counsel forpotential legal action. The legal process, especiallycriminal prosecution, can produce valuable resultsand turn around entire neighborhoods, but only if itis used effectively. Long Beach’s City ProsecutorDoug Haubert has 18 years of experience handlingcivil and criminal cases on behalf of cities, and thosewho attend this workshop will learn the 5 thingsevery code enforcement officer and supervisorshould know for maximum effectiveness.

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMUnpermitted Garage Conversions and PublicSafety: The Case of the Long Beach Aviles Sisters(All Levels)Patrick Willis, Lonb Beach Fire Department;Jonathan Bell, County of Los AngelesSierra Room

With increasing rates of homelessness anddecreasing availability of affordable housing,California is experiencing a severe housingshortage. The lack of housing options hascontributed to a silent and covert crisis taking holdin neighborhoods statewide. When propertyowners illegally convert garages meant for parkingcars into apartments for families, theycreate unauthorized and unsafe housing – andpeople can die. In 2007, a fire in the City of LongBeach revealed the magnitude of the illegal garageconversion problem. Tragically, three sisters– Jasmine, Jocelyn, and Stephanie Aviles – perishedwhen a fire swept through their illegalgarage residence. The sobering event serves as botha cautionary tale and a call to action forCalifornia code enforcement officers. Thispresentation will profile the investigation and

aftermath of this tragic and preventable firethrough lecture, personal testimony, crime scenephotos, and video footage. The presentation alsoexamine the City of Long Beach’s vigorouscode enforcement response to this tragedyincluding passage of the Aviles Law, and urgentneed for local jurisdictions to enhance resources,codes, and policies to abate unpermitteddwellings. Safe housing matters, and the health andwellbeing of residents cannot be ignored.

1:00 PM to 3:00 PMInspecting for Mold as Substandard Housing (EntryLevel)Steve Zivolich, Sherlock Homes and Mold InspectionVentura Room

The California Department of Public Health hasconcluded that the presence of water damage,dampness, and visible mold, or mold odor isunhealthy. California became the first state in thenation to determine that visible mold is enforceableas substandard housing. Learn from a veterannationally certified home inspector and moldconsultant how to include mold conditions as partof your property inspections, as it relates to theCalifornia Mold Law. This course is designed to helpyou inspect, diagnose, enforce, and ensure safe andproper abatement of substandard mold conditionsas amendment to State Housing Law that took ineffect Jan. 1, 2016. You will determine how toinspect for mold condition complaints including:Non‐invasive inspection protocols, utilization ofinexpensive measurement devices, determiningenforceable mold conditions vs. minor, when torecommend a mold professional, mold health issuesand post mold remediation verification.



1:00 PM to 3:00 PMGames People Play: Code Enforcement and GameTheory (All Levels) ‐ Part 1 of 2 PartsDaniel Anderson, City of Chandler, ArizonaPasadena Room

Game Theory and Code Enforcement is a SeminarClass specifically aimed at the Games People Playwhen contacted by Code Enforcement. The Seminarwill introduce you to the emerging science knownas Game Theory, and help you to categorizeresistance at the door, into the various gamespeople play (False Alternatives, Brinksmanship,Chicken, Prisoners Dilemma, Pursuit and Evasion,etcetera).

You will learn: The common strategies used byresidents (consciously or unconsciously); The fourgame elements that must be established forstrategic advantage; Why flexibility is not always agood strategy; The importance of the “First MoverAdvantage” and how to maintain it; How to identifywhat game you are in and some strategies tochange the game – when the game is not to youradvantage.

3:00 PM to 3:15 PMAfternoon BreakBallroom Foyer

3:15 PM to 5:15 PMCertification Exam PreparationMojave Learning Center

3:15 PM to 5:15 PMRecognizing and Addressing Utility Theft (EntryLevel)Presented by members of the Southern CaliforniaEdison Revenue Protection Department — DavidNewman, Robert Haines, Art Gutierrez, and SeanBilbrewVentura Room

Learn how crafty criminals steal utilities and

increase costs for everyone. Southern CaliforniaEdison Revenue Protection Investigators willpresent this training which will provide examples ofhow people steal electricity and enforcementsolutions you can use.

3:15 PM to 5:15 PMGames People Play: Code Enforcement and GameTheory (All Levels) ‐ Part 2 of 2 PartsDaniel Anderson, City of Chandler, ArizonaPasadena RoomSee Part 1, this page.

3:15 PM to 5:15 PMNeighborhood Beautification Project, (All Levels)Nicolas Gottuso, County of San MateoSierra RoomEver feel like your code enforcement efforts are notmaking a difference? Wish you could have a WOWeffect on a neighborhood but don’t know where tostart? You can see immediate results in 7 easysteps. Studies show that approximately 80% ofvoluntary compliance is achieved thru this type ofprogram. The neighborhood will look better, yourelected officials will get accolades and your staff willfeel proud to be in the Code Enforcementprofession.

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Evening On Your Own — Enjoy VillageFest(Palm Springs Street Fair) and meet up atVillage Pub at 9:00 PM (tentative)

Learn more about VillageFest atwww.villagefest.org



8:00 AM to 9:00 AMBreakfast with Exhibitors, Continental BreakfastServedBallroom Foyer

9:00 AM to 10:00 AMClosing Keynote Address: The Six "F" Words ofCode Enforcement (and, no, not one of them iswhat you are thinking) (All Levels)Doug Leeper, Director of Code Compliance Countyof VenturaCatalina/Madera

Doug Leeper has extensive experience in the worldof code enforcement. An instructor, speaker andauthor he brings energy to everything he tackles.Drawing on his years as an actor and comedian he isas entertaining as he is informative. Join Doug as hehelps close our conference with a new a uniqueperspective of 6 “F” words we should all know anduse. “Most of us have uttered a word or phrasethat, let’s face it, would make our mother blush . . .this isn’t about those.” Doug Leeper

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMInteracting Effectively with the Mentally Ill (All Levels)Josef Levy & Dr. Elijah LevyMojave Learning Center

Today, Code Enforcement Officers and PoliceOfficers are becoming mental health firstresponders and are often inadequately trained forthis task. Tragedies involving the mentally ill areoccurring more and more frequent. One “badincident” can cause devastation to families, themental health community and your agency. Thisworkshop will provide you with knowledge andtools in order interact effectively with the mentallyill. Participants will also hear personal testimonyfrom a person living with a mental illness.

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMShow Me the Money (Advanced Level)Doug Leeper, Director of Code Compliance, Countyof Ventura, Sierra Room

Code enforcement should never be considered a“profit center” or revenue generating department –COMPLIANCE IS THE GOAL. With that in mind,money, by way of cost recovery, fines and penaltiesCAN be a motivational tool implemented toencourage responsible parties to bring theirproperties into compliance. This session will exploreand discuss the various “monetary motivationalmethods” available to code enforcement. Thesession will be interactive so bring your bestpractices and horror stories and be part of thediscussion.

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMRoad to Management Roundtable (All Levels)Pete Roque, Moderator, Ventura Room

This course is comprised of a panel of active CodeEnforcement Supervisors or Managers. The panelwill discuss each panelist’s road to management,how they got there, when they got there, why theygot there as well as the adjustments that weremade to remain at that level. Each panelist hastheir own story and will share hardships andsuccesses with the group. The audience will havean opportunity to ask any question from thepanelists and can offer guidance on what they dealtwith and how they overcame obstacles. This class isfor officers who want to advance to the next levelor are frustrated in their current situations andknow they have what it takes to push their careertowards a supervisor or manager level but lack theexperience or understanding the full role of asupervisor or manager.

10:00 AM to 12:00 PMCertification Exam, Pre‐Registration Required;Additional Fee Applies.Proctor TBA, Pasadena Room


Program Schedule — Fri. 10/6/17


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2017 Annual Code Enforcement Seminar & Exhibitor Showcase ... · 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Closing Keynote Address Catalina/Madera 1 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Morning Breakout Sessions 2 10:00