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Annual Meeting October 7 Tuesday, October 7, 1997
Neuhaus Stage, Alley Theatre
615 Texas Avenue
5 pm Business Meeting
6 pm Cocktail Reception
7 pm Candidate Forum
$15, members; $10, interns and associates; $25, non members.
Call 520-5138 for reservations.Chapter business includes election of officers and directors for 1998, consideration of changes in the By-Laws, the year in review and presentation of awards by President Joe Webb, AIA. And of course Legal Hard Hat Required. Following the business meeting, we adjourn to the foyer for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Look for the candidates for Mayor in the crowd.
Bebe Burns will moderate the Mayoral Candidate Forum that begins in the Arena at 7 pm. Candidates Brown, Greanias, Huey, Lanau, Mosbacher, and Saenz have accepted our invitation to participate. Bebe will direct some questions on sprawl, distribution of city services, transportation, and regional planning to the candidates. The last part of the evening will be reserved for questions from the audience.
Encourage your friends to come. Brink your questions. Don't miss this important evening.
Continuing Education Calendar, October - November, 1997
Worried about Health, Safety, Welfare requirements? Not any more.
Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes prior to the session start time in order to sign in.October 6
Noon - 2 pm
Understanding Revisions to Chapter 42: The Development Ordinance
Level 2, 4 lus, 2 hours HSW
Robert Litke, Director of the Planning and Development Department of the City of Houston, will review the revisions to the Ordinance. The purpose of the revisions is to break the blanket approach to development in Houston and to allow for differences in urban and suburban needs. Several Chapter members have worked on the revision committees. The Ordinance will go to the City Council for action later this month.
$22, members; $17, interns and associates; $32, non-members. Includes lunch.October 16
4-6 pm
Accessibility and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Level 2, 4 lus, 2 hours HSW
Henry Hermis, AIA, will review the process of filing plans for approval by TDLR and answer questions about compliance.
$15, members; $10, interns and associates; $25, non-members.
October 30
3-5:30 pm
Claims Case Studies
Level 3, 7 lus, 2.5 hours HSW
David Arntsen of DPIC will present this workshop on risk management.
$15, members and DPIC insureds; $10, interns and associates; $25, non-members.
November 5
9 am - 5 pm
Taking Control of Your Risks and Your Profits
Level 3, 21 lus, 7 hours HSW
This full day workshop presented by DPIC's Roger C. Brady, AIA, and Lee Schwager, AIA, looks at six broad risk management issues that most commonly cause claims for architects and, if managed effectively, can reduce risk and improve profit.
$225. Cumulative discounts apply. Register (and pay) by October 29, deduct $25; DPIC insureds, deduct $25; AIA members, deduct $25.
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