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BeaverTalesJuly 11, 2008 — Chapter Lunch Meeting
>>>>> JACKPOT IS NOW $450 <<<<<To be eligible for the JACKPOT, you must make a lunch reservation, be a member, and be present!!
Board Meeting*: 10:30 amMeeting: 12:00 noon
Speaker: 12:15 pm
ERNESTO’s8544 SW Apple Way Portland, Oregon 97225Take I-5 to 217, take Beaverton exit, east onBeaverton Hillsdale Hwy (just west of AAA bldg) then right into the shopping center. Lots of parking!!
BEAVER STATE CHAPTER 3 — SINCE 1950 OREGON–SW WASHINGTON
*All members welcome. Ernesto's requests that we not arrive until 10:30 AM
Would you like an e-mail reminder for the next chapter meeting??
CONTACTMeeting Coordinator Monica Stafflund
Ernesto's Italian BuffetPizza, Pasta, Fish, Veggies,
Salad Bar, andNon-Alcoholic Beverage
-----> $12 <-----
ELECTRONICMEETING
REMINDER
Meal Reservations due July 9, 2008Clark Co: Pam Mason (360) 397-6118 x4376(360) 759-5284 fax
All Others: Monica Stafflund (503) 393-8181(503) 393-1629 [email protected]
SPEAKER: Eric Metz, Manager Oregon State Department of Lands
TOPIC: Wetland Mitigation. Eric will talk about revisions to the Oregon Department of Lands Removal and Fill Rule.
Betty Fiferlost $425 because she was not present at the June meeting.
Jaci Margeson won the consolidationprize of a free lunch.......AGAIN!
Jerry Swan won the Bob Jones Commemorative Free Lunch for
Bringing a Potential New Member
BeaverTales July 2008 www.irwachapter3.org
THE PREZ SEZ
Midyear: We are at the fulcrum, or “where the teeter - totters,” it’s been said!
It sure got here quickly! Let’s take a quick barometer reading – Where are we in our
efforts? What have we accomplished? What is in the wind? Glenn has sited the Holiday party!
Only a couple months ago amid snow flurries, I told my 24-year old grandson, “We Love
You! Be careful!,” as his leave was up and he returned to his USMC unit. He was leaving for Baghdad within the next couple weeks. Any-thing that gave rise to my ire (or blood pres-sure) seemed suddenly insignificant. After 22+ hours in transit, his unit landed, and was welcomed by a dust storm… I sure won’t complain about a grain of sand in my shoe again.
Perspective - Balance - Focus - come to mind,
don’t they?
So far our Education pro-gram has moved along,
thanks! to Jaci, Emmy, Magdalena and Marta, our CPE Team. The trio of Easement classes taught by Dan Beardsley, early on was well received. Latest was C-701 Property Management Leasing.
Make your plans early for the remaining classes scheduled for 2008 in the “Look-
ing Ahead” column!
Among our early accomplishments this year are the many Chapter 3 Board positions
that we have filled! This is so exciting for me to report, because for the past few years, we had about five disciplines covered – now we only have a few open! Thank you to all whose names appear on the last page: Officers & Committee
Chairs. It is my hope that as these members, who are new to the Board, gain “chapter and IRWA familiarity,” we will be able to encourage more of you to join the leadership team of this chapter. Your participation in the chapter deci-sion-making, by voting on issues and sharing opin-ions, means that we truly represent the varied disciplines in the Right-of-Way profession.
Change is ever-constant in our work. And change we must. We now have four genera-
tions in the workplace. The “Old Guard,” now fondly referred to as the “Veterans” are tiring, and retiring! They helped the Boomers widen the trails. The “Boomers” are even retiring! Some of us are having to race to keep up with the “Gen
X and Gen Y’ers!” Oh, yes, then there’s the moving target of swarms of light-ening-quick technology ~ We’re all scrambling to do our best… but…
Even well engineered roads will have a bump
or two. And we encountered a bump in our educational road. New course pricing for all chapters and a policy
change for Chapter 3, were mandated by the Int'l Executive Committee and by HQ managers.
Our request to finish the remainder of 2008 as we had budgeted was declined,
but we are hopeful that we will see better op-tions next year. Your board and I appreciate your many e-mails of support for the continua-tion of e-delivery of course materials.
Even courses themselves may soon be obsolete as the business needs move us all into the
virtual classroom via the little boxes on our desks or in our hands. We must reconcile these intermediate steps which, while frustrating, are like the bumper sticker that says, “Don’t sweat the small stuff – be-cause in the end, it’s all small stuff!”
BeaverTales July 2008 www.irwachapter3.org
Reports from the Int’l Conference in Austin are ever optimistic! The new EVP, Mark Rieck, at IRWA “central,” wants to move forward with technology - improving business!! He wants the
Torrance office to be called the MeMber ServiceS center – no longer as “Head-Quarters, or HQ”! Those of us in attendance see this as a big step forward! Mr. Rieck sees that his position exists because of the huge volunteer base of the IRWA, with a goal for continuing affordable and practi-cal education.
Balance, perspective and focus – have kept Chapter 3 steady and true for almost 60 years! I hope the e-delivery snafu is but a small bump in our road. Tho’ we may have to struggle fi-
nancially through 2008, our lives are not on the line in a foreign desert against a mysterious enemy. We can adjust.
Independence Day, July 4th, 2008, thousands of our uniformed men and women, young and seasoned,
are fighting for their lives, and the quality of ours. We need to send them our energy, support, love and wishes for a safe journey back home – soon. All else is “…small stuff.”
It is July, and we are midway through Chapter 3’s 2008 mission! We continue to have great luncheon speakers and record attendance at meetings!
Thank you to all for your contributions ~ and that includes showing up! We have more good things on the horizon!
~ Respectfully, Carol
“Semper Fi” Brandon, 24, Cpl, USMC
THE PREZ SEZ (cont'd)
A Tip of the Beaver Hatto Teresa Wilson, Property Manager, Washington County. She recently became a certified IRWA instructor and earned raves from HQ staff for her "dynamite presentation and presence."
Teresa is the most recent chapter member to take advamtage of T-COEF's offer to provide a tuition scholarship to an IRWA
Instructor Clinic. For further details, contact Pam Mason, Liaison to T-COEF, or "Big Jim" Collins, T-COEF Trustee.
GoJ !
BeaverTales July 2008 www.irwachapter3.org
LOOKING AHEAD
JULY 2008July 11
Chapter MeetingErnesto's
AUGUST 2008August 8
Chapter MeetingErnesto's
SEPTEMBER 2008September 12
Chapter MeetingEWEB Building
September 3-4C-900
Principles of R/E EngineeringPortlander
September 25-26C-800
Principles of Real Estate LawPortlander
OCTOBER 2008October 10
Chapter MeetingErnesto's
October 14C-600
Intro to Environmental IssuesPortlander
October 15Environmental Mini-Seminar
Portlandermagdalena_campuzano@
co.washington.or.us
NOVEMBER 2008November 14
Chapter MeetingErnesto's
November 13-14C-501
Relocation AssistancePortlander
DECEMBER 2008December 4
Chapter 3 Holiday MeetingPast President's Night
Officer [email protected]
JANUARY 2009January 9
Chapter MeetingErnesto's
January ??Coordinators' Training
Woodburn [email protected]
Coordinators Take Courses
FreeThe rules have changed,
but it's still possible to take a course free. Contact Jaci
Margeson for all the details.
or
Host A CourseGet a Free Tuition
T-COEF offers a full tuition scholarship to any member
who can arrange a free meeting room for a Chapter 3 course.
Contact Pam Masonfor an application.
BeaverTales July 2008 www.irwachapter3.org
Reminder: New Course Procedure
We can no longer hold courses open until the day before the course.
We can no longer hold courses with just 8-9 registrants.
Registrations must be received 4 weeks before the course.
Courses will be cancelled if there are not sufficient registrations.
Chapter 3 apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this change in policy.
Register Early if you plan to attend either of the two courses
on the following pages.
ToRegister,clickor formandmailto
Course Registrar139 Barker Avenue
Oregon City, OR 97045
MethodofPayment Check enclosed Bill me M/C Visa Exp DateCard No.Name on Card
Beaver State Chapter 3 (TIN 93-6023076) is a non-profit organization
Designed for the non-engineer, this introductory course is also a valuable refresher for experienced agents. Students will learn to use tools such as an engineering scale and protractor; they will be taught basic skills in reading and interpreting engineering plans and how to read, understand, and plot simple legal descriptions. An engineering scale, protractor, straight edge and triangle will be provided. Bring your own mechanical pencil and calculator.
Principles of Right of Way Textbook is mandatory for this course. The text is NOT included in tuition fee and must be pur-chased separately (www.irwaonline.org). Figures and page numbers in the course manual are tied in with figures and pages in the Principles of Right of Way Textbook.
BEAVER STATE CHAPTER 3COURSE 900
Principles of R/W EngineeringSeptember 3-4, 2008 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Name, Last First Member $415 $Company Non-member $520 $Address Facility Fee* $30 $City State ZIP Total Enclosed $Membership Number *Facility Fee is mandatory*Phone Email
INSTRUCTOR
Joachim Pestinger, SR/WA, is principal partner in A Better Way—Mediation and has 30+ years of experience in the r/w field. The retired Director of Real Estate, WS DOT, Joe set policy and oversaw all facets of state r/w programs as well as other state and local public agencies. He has served on IRWA’s International Transportation, Property Management and Education Committees and is lead author of IRWA’s revised Land Titles & Intro to Property Management courses. Joe is qualified as an expert valuation witness for Washington State Superior courts.
REGISTRATION
Register ONLY to Course Registrar, as shown below. Advance payment not required.You will receive a confirmation if you provide an email address. $25 late fee for registration on day of course (full course materials may not be available).
New Policy: course will be cancelled if there are too few registrants 30 days before start date! Please register early.
CANCELLATIONWritten cancellation notice required. Full refund if received by Course Registrar 15 days before start of course. 75% refund if received less than 15 days before start of course. No refund after start of course, but your printed course materials will be available upon request.
SR/WA & Recertification Credit2 day (16 hours)
LOCATION Portlander Inn & Marketplace
10350 N. Vancouver WayPortland, OR 08217
503 345-0300
www.portlanderinn.com
ACCOMMODATIONScontact facility directly; mention IRWA
For course information, contact Coordinator Emmy Jenson
ToRegister,clickor formandmailto
Course Registrar139 Barker Avenue
Oregon City, OR 97045
MethodofPayment Check enclosed Bill me M/C Visa Exp DateCard No.Name on Card
Beaver State Chapter 3 (TIN 93-6023076) is a non-profit organization
Principles of Real Estate Law is designed to build on the basics of real estate law provided by Course 100 - Principles of Land Acquisition - and to assist right of way agents in collaborating with property owners and attorneys on the subjects of: contract law, specific contracts relating to real estate, tort law, specific torts relating to real estate, land use controls and environmental matters and the laws applicable to condominiums and common ownership communities. This introductory level course provides novice employees basic right of way information, and experienced employees a broader perspective on legal issues and ap-plicable law.
BEAVER STATE CHAPTER 3COURSE 800
Principles of R/E LawSeptember 25-26, 2008 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Name, Last First Member $415 $Company Non-member $520 $Address Facility Fee* $30 $City State ZIP Total Enclosed $Membership Number *Facility Fee is mandatory*Phone Email
INSTRUCTOR
Joachim Pestinger, SR/WA, is principal partner in A Better Way—Mediation and has 30+ years of experience in the r/w field. The retired Director of Real Estate, WS DOT, Joe set policy and oversaw all facets of state r/w programs as well as other state and local public agencies. He has served on IRWA’s International Transportation, Property Management and Education Committees and is lead author of IRWA’s revised Land Titles & Intro to Property Management courses. Joe is qualified as an expert valuation witness for Washington State Superior courts.
REGISTRATION
Register ONLY to Course Registrar, as shown below. Advance payment not required. You will receive a confirmation if you provide an email address. $25 late fee for registration on day of course (full course materials may not be available).
New Policy: course will be cancelled if there are too few registrants 30 days before start date! Please register early.
CANCELLATIONWritten cancellation notice required. Full refund if received by Course Registrar 15 days before start of course. 75% refund if received less than 15 days before start of course. No refund after start of course, but your printed course materials will be available upon request.
SR/WA & Recertification Credit2 day (16 hours)
For course information, contact Coordinator D. Martin Goosey
LOCATION Portlander Inn & Marketplace
10350 N. Vancouver WayPortland, OR 08217
503 345-0300
www.portlanderinn.com
ACCOMMODATIONScontact facility directly; mention IRWA
SERVICE DIRECTORYThis service directory is published to help you receive expert, quality help in your daily busi-
ness. The advertisers are professionals in their respective fields. Ads are $40.00 for 12 months.
For information, contact Marty Goosey at 503-656-5030 or [email protected]
SERVICE DIRECTORYThis service directory is published to help you receive expert, quality help in your daily busi-
ness. The advertisers are professionals in their respective fields. Ads are $40.00 for 12 months.
For information, contact Marty Goosey at 503-656-5030 or [email protected]
BeaverTales July 2008 www.irwachapter3.org
Officers — 2008 Committee Chairs & Co-Chairs — 2008
Had an address change?Missing your BeaverTales?
NotifyD. Martin Goosey, Editor
Acquisition/Negotiation VACANT, Chair
[email protected] 397-6118 x4376
Awards/Recognition Evar Knudtson, SR/WA, [email protected]
503 357-8301
Education Jaci Margeson, [email protected]
503-230-4020
Environment John Hooson, Chair
[email protected] 439-9423
HistorianEvar Knudtson, SR/WA, [email protected]
503 357-8301
LiaisonRod Bliss, Chair
[email protected] 846-7879
Local Public Agency Rod Bliss, Chair
[email protected] 846-7879
Meeting Coordinator Monica Stafflund, [email protected]
503 393-8181503 393-1629 fax
Membership Eilene Gehrke, Chair
503 823-7933
Newsletter D. Martin Goosey, Editor
[email protected] 656-5030
Professional Development Melissa Mallott, Chair
[email protected] 986-2772
Property Management Teresa Wilson, Chair
[email protected] 846-3491
Relocation AssistanceNick Newman, Chair
Summer Event VACANT, Chair
[email protected] 297-8342
Survey VACANT, Chair
[email protected] 619-6517
Title & Legal Steve Maddoux, Chair
Transportation VACANT, Chair
Utilities/Pipeline Mike McNeill, Chair
Valuation Patti Denman, Chair
Website CoordinatorTressia Gehrke, Chair
PresidentCarol Judd
[email protected] 945-8248
President-ElectGlenn Bridger
[email protected] 245-0729
Vice PresidentDan Benson
TreasurerMarta Goosey
[email protected] 656-5030
SecretaryCarl Toland, SR/WA
[email protected] 297-8342
Advisory Council
Education Finance OfficerMarta Goosey, Chair
[email protected] 656-5030
Liason to Chapter Ed Foundat Pam Mason, Chair
[email protected] 397-6118 x4376360 759-5284 Fax
Our friend, Gloria Reams, used to insert little "ditties" here and there... this one made me think of her and her great contributions to many successful years as B/T Edi-tor: "Opportunities are usually disguised by hard work so most people don't recognize them." - Ann Land-ers, Newspaper Columnist
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