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2020 OBOA Fall Quarterly Business Meeting (QBM)
Friday, November 6 from 1–3 pm
Fall Keynote Presentation:
"Debriefing the Morning Briefings – After Thoughts on a Wildfire Response
from the Building Department Perspective"
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We look forward to seeing our members at our next fall quarterly business meeting! As always, we will host several timely, important association and industry updates, committee and State of Oregon Board reports, a BCD Report/Update; and a presentation on the Oregon wildfires several of our members have been dealing with. We will hear from the building safety and code professionals who were "in the trenches" during this terrifying and massively damaging tragedy. This will be a pertinent and very valuable meeting you shouldn't miss!
Pre-registration is required by November 4. REGISTER HERE
- Welcome, Introductions, and Announcements
- Association Updates | President's Remarks | Treasurer's Report
- Legislative/Lobbyist Report - Presented by OBOA Lobbyist, Michael Van Dyke, Proxy
- OBOA Committee & State Board Updates
- State of Oregon BCD Update
- Keynote Presentation: "Debriefing the Morning Briefings – After Thoughts on a Wildfire Response from the Building Department Perspective" - Presented by Ted Zuk, CBO, Development Services Director/Building Official, Jackson County and Matt Rozzell, CBO, Building Codes Administrator, Clackamas County
- International Code Council (ICC) and Industry Partners Updates
- Member Open Forum (as time allows)
"Debriefing the Morning Briefings – After Thoughts on a Wildfire Response from the Building Department Perspective"
Presented by Ted Zuk, CBO, Development Services Director/Building Official, Jackson County and Matt Rozzell, CBO, Building Codes Administrator, Clackamas County
Nothing can prepare you for a disaster, even one you are trained to do a post-disaster inspection on. Wildfires are in a class of their own and this presentation will be lessons learned and expecting the unexpected. Disaster response can not expect FEMA or OEM to lead the charge as they truly are local events. The federal and state response comes later. There will be delays, unexpected consequences of decisions made, and armchair scrutiny of your response. That doesn’t stop you from being in the game.
Reaching out to other areas like Paradise, CA, the Camp Fires, Malibu and others, will all yield different answers on how things transpired or are still transpiring to this day. Nothing is the same and yet at the same time all share the same similar experiences.
So, how prepared are you?
- Got the right forms? FEMA has forms, a lot of the same ones. Which one is the right one?
- Do you have all the people needed to do the damage assessments?
- Are they trained on the software? The software being what your IT team had to create on the fly.
- Is the building department even recognized as the right local entity to do damage assessment? You will have many different teams, from out of state S&R to FEMA windshield teams to Army Corp, all seeming to do the same thing.
- Will the Sheriff's Office allow your inspectors in to do their job?
- Think you know the difference between a green, yellow, and red placard? You better – there will be arguments that start involving property rights, insurance claims, and landlord / tenant issues.
The presentation is designed not to be a "how to guide" – but more to give real-life experiences and spark questions on things that may seem like minutia – until faced with them in the field.
Registration Details & Fees
Registration deadline: Wednesday, November 4. Please register on our website by this date in order to attend. Fees include full participation in meeting presentations and materials, online networking with OBOA members and colleagues, opportunities to pose questions and engage the presenters, and filing of continuing education units (CEU) credit through the
International Code Council Preferred Provider Program (ICC PPP). Attendees should only claim credit commensurate with their participation in the program.
- OBOA Member (per person): $40
- Non-Member (per person): $60
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Webinar Instructions/Details
Upon registration on the OBOA website, attendees will receive a confirmation email that contains important details to access the meeting, which will be held via Zoom. Only registered attendees will be admitted to attend the meeting; Zoom access details may not be shared.
IMPORTANT: Upon entry to the webinar, be sure your "Name" is set with your full first and last name (ex: John Smith) -- NO phone numbers or nicknames -- for security purposes. Numbers and/or unrecognized names will not be allowed to enter. We appreciate your compliance with this standard protocol.
ICC PPP Continuing Education Credit (CEUs) – Important Details 
This course has been approved through the International Code Council Preferred Provider Program for 0.20 (2 hours) of continuing education units (CEUs).
OBOA maintains record of all meeting participants and it is the responsibility of each individual to submit for credit with ICC. Certificates of Participation for individual record keeping will be provided on a request basis.
BE AWARE: To ensure accurate CE reporting to ICC (and that you get credit!), each attendee must log in to the webinar separately/from their own device. We realize some of you may want to join together (ie in a conference room with other registered attendees), but that would not be reflected on the attendance report so we ask you to please access individually to avoid any issues.
Thank you for your continued support of OBOA! We look forward to seeing you on November 6.
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