RCMA 2012 ANNUAL MEETINGFebruary 20, 2012

RCMA President’s Update

• President’s Remarks

• International Roof Coatings Conference Update

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VISION“the recognized international trade association providing leadership, expertise, and information for the roof coatings industry and the building community.”

MISSION“a strategic partnership of roof coating manufacturers and affiliates that provides a unified voice to advance, promote, and expand the international market for roof coatings through education, technical advancement, and advocacy of industry issues.”

MISSION“a strategic partnership of roof coating manufacturers and affiliates that provides a unified voice to advance, promote, and expand the international market for roof coatings through education, technical advancement, and advocacy of industry issues.”

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MISSION“a strategic partnership of roof coating manufacturers and affiliates that provides a unified voice to advance, promote, and expand the international market for roof coatings through education, technical advancement, and advocacy of industry issues.”

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MISSION“a strategic partnership of roof coating manufacturers and affiliates that provides a unified voice to advance, promote, and expand the international market for roof coatings through education, technical advancement, and advocacy of industry issues.”

Industry Advocacy

• Energy Star• Asphalt Fumes• OTC – VOC• CEC• Florida Legislation• IgCC/ICC• Lobbying

Strategic Objectives• Ensure the continued viability of RCMA.

• Proactively participate in and influence industry issues relating to government policies impacting roof coatings and adhesives. Continue to engage government agencies, NGOs, and code bodies.

• Serve as the technical resource center for the roof coatings and building industry.

• Explore opportunities to enhance non-dues revenue.

Strategic Objectives• Ensure the continued viability of RCMA.

• Proactively participate in and influence industry issues relating to government policies impacting roof coatings and adhesives. Continue to engage government agencies, NGOs, and code bodies.

• Serve as the technical resource center for the roof coatings and building industry.

• Explore opportunities to enhance non-dues revenue.

Viability

• 2009: 49 active members (5 new members, but 8 dropped members)

• 2010: 40 active members (2 new members, but 11 dropped members)

• 2011: 39 active members (2 new members, but 3 dropped members)

• 2012: 37 active members

Viability

• 2009 new members include: 3M Company, Mas Chemical

• 2010 new members include: Polyglass USA, The Dow Chemical Company

• 2011 new members include: Kraton Polymers, Special Materials Company

Viability

• 2009 drops include: Firestone Building Products, KM Coatings, Omega Specialty Products

• 2010 drops include: Gardner-Gibson, IKO Products, Max Chemical, Dewitt Products Company

• 2011 drops include: Seaboard Asphalt, Viridian Systems, Lansco Colors

• 2012 drops include: J. Rettenmaier

Strategic Objectives• Ensure the continued viability of RCMA.

• Proactively participate in and influence industry issues relating to government policies impacting roof coatings and adhesives. Continue to engage government agencies, NGOs, and code bodies.

• Serve as the technical resource center for the roof coatings and building industry.

• Explore opportunities to enhance non-dues revenue.

Non-Dues Income

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EFFECTIVEThank you to the Membership, the Staff, and our Associates and Guests…

Thank You RCMA Annual Meeting Sponsors!

• Owens Corning – Trumbull Asphalt• The SWT Group• Dow Construction Chemicals• Bway Corporation• Palmer Asphalt Company• The Brewer Company• Central Fiber• Cleveland Steel Container Corporation• FBC Chemical Corporation

International Roof CoatingsConference on July 16 – 19, 2012

• Here is just a sample of the abstracts received:

• Elastomeric roof coatings performance, durability and life cycle of post applied coatings as compared to inline coated manufactured membranes

• Analysis of TPO Roofing Membrane and Methods to Improve Adhesion of Waterborne Elastomeric Roof Coatings

• Fluoropolymer Resins for Long-Life Coatings on Roof Surfaces

International Roof CoatingsConference on July 16 – 19, 2012

• Water-based PVDF Coatings for Cool White Roof Applications

• An Outcome-Based, Multivariate Approach to Roof Surface Thermal Contribution

• Reduction of Surface Reflectance through Controlled Particulate-Microbial Contamination

• Long-term hygrothermal performance of white and black roofs in North American climates

Annual Meeting General Business

• 2011 Year End Financial Review

• 2012 Budget Ratification

• Board of Directors Election

• Martin A. David Award

Spring 2012 Treasurers Report

Steven Heinje - Treasurer

The Short Form:

1. We are on track to end the year in positive territory• A key was Associate Member dues• Holding down expenses

2. We are likely to retire our debt to Kellen3. We have done this while maintaining key initiatives

• Web Site• Updated look• Extensive commitment to Government Affairs

Thank You

Steven Heinje

RCMA 2012 Budget

• RCMA 2012 Budget Ratification

RCMA Board of Directors Election

Proposed RCMA Board of Directors Slate

• Richard Paradise, Ergon-Armor• Andrew Romano, GAF• Jonathan Dietzel, The SWT Group• Debra Light, Central Fiber

RCMA Board of Directors

Thank You to Departing Board of Directors

• Biff Smith, Ergon Armor• Bob Lyerly, Owens Corning – Trumbull Asphalt• Chuck Fratianne, FBC Chemical

RCMA Election of Officers

Proposed RCMA Officer Seats Slate

• President: Jeff Blank, SR Products• Vice President: Skip Leonard, Henry Company• Vice President: Steve Heinje, United Coatings• Secretary/Treasurer: Tom Meyer, Coating & Foam Solutions

Martin A. Davis Award Presentation

• Martin A. Davis Award

Member Services Committee Update

• Website Update and Walk Through

• Quarterly Newsletter• Electronic newsletter aimed to keep membership

updated on critical issues and industry news in between face to face meetings

• The RCMA membership’s help is need for industry news and company updates section

Technical Committee Update

• California Title 24

• Durability Study

• Reflectivity Results

California Title 24 Update

• Background

• Industry Coalition

• Current Status of Proposals

Durability Study

• Good News and Bad News

• The Holy Grail

Reflectivity Analysis

• Matrix

• ORNL

Cities Coatings(R/E)

Insulation Heating and Cooling

Calculator

New York Aluminum (65/45)

R-19 Average Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Los Angeles White Coating (85/90)

     

Chicago White Metal (70/85)

     

Houston BUR – Aggregate (20/90)

     

Miami Mineral Common (25/88)

     

Phoenix White Coating Aged (75/90)

     

Kansas City White Single Ply (85/87)

     

Minneapolis White Single Ply Aged (76/87)

     

San Francisco

Aluminum Aged (55/45)

     

Government Affairs Committee Update• VOC Regulation Update

• White Paper on Reflective Surfaces

• Comments on EPA Energy Star Drafts

• California Senate Bill 52

• Titanium Dioxide Guidelines

• IARC Update

VOC Update

• DC’s AIM coatings rule unchanged, but there is a new adhesives and sealants rule

• NH not planning to adopt adhesives and sealants rule, but MA is making progress

• NY’s AIM coatings rule could be updated soon

• Mojave Desert and Sacramento Metro adopting 2007 CARB SCM soon

White Paper on Reflective Surfaces

• RCMA drafted a White Paper on Reflective Surfaces, Energy Savings, and Environmental Benefits

• White Paper was sent to Steve Ryan (EPA) in mid-January

White Paper on Reflective Surfaces• RCMA’s suggests the following disclaimer:

• Although there are inherent benefits in the use of reflective roofing, before selecting a roofing product based on expected energy savings consumers should explore the expected calculated results that can be found on the Department of Energy’s “Roof Savings Calculator” website at www.roofcalc.com. Please remember the Energy Savings that can be achieved with reflective roofing is highly dependent on facility design, insulation used, climatic conditions, building location, and building envelope efficiency.

Comments on Energy Star Draft

• Supportive of a certified body

• Requested deadline extension

• Advocated for regional certifications

• Opposed EPA’s right to change specifications

California Senate Bill 52

• RCMA joined coalition to oppose state legislation

• California Senate Bill 52 provides rating system mandate

Titanium Dioxide Memorandum

• The listing deals with “airborne, unbound particles” and does not apply to TI02 “when it remains bound within a product matrix.”

• Prop 65 imposes several obligations• Warning Labels• Discharge of chemicals into water sources

IARC Review of Bitumen Fumes

• If you would like to receive a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, please email RCMA Executive Director, Reed Hitchcock at rhitchcock@kellencompany.com

• Topics include:• Background• Results• RCMA Response to Date• Next Steps for RCMA Members

Codes and Standards Update• National Model Codes Update

• 2012 International Codes (IECC, IBC, IgCC)• 2015 Code Development Cycle• ASHRAE 90.1

• State Adoption Timetables and Technical Issues• Florida Senate Bill 1032• Other States

• Emerging Issues• Stakeholders

Codes and Standards Update• 2012 International Codes

• Energy: IECC• Building: IBC• Existing Buildings: IEBC• Residential: IRC• Green: IgCC

• 2015 Code Cycle• International Building Code

• Committee Hearings in May• Final Action Hearings in November

Codes and Standards Update• State Adoption

• FL SB 1032• Bill Deleted/Amended• Stalled in Committee

• Florida DCA and DPR Consolidation• Minnesota• Maryland• New York

Codes and Standards Update• Emerging Issues

• Heat Island• Wildfire Interface Zones• Hail and Impact Resistance• Foamed Plastics• Sustainability

• Green Attributes• Chemical Management• Human Exposure

• Stakeholders

Solar Reflective Coatings Council Update

• Coatings Educational Course

RCMA Issues and Answers

• Open forum for members to discuss issues of interest to the roof coating manufacturing industry

RCMA Board of Directors Meeting

• Election of Officers

RCMA Election of Officers

Proposed RCMA Officer Seats Slate

• President: Jeff Blank, SR Products• Vice President: Skip Leonard, Henry Company• Vice President: Steve Heinje, United Coatings• Secretary/Treasurer: Tom Meyer, Coating & Foam Solutions

Thank You RCMA Annual Meeting Sponsors!

• Owens Corning – Trumbull Asphalt• The SWT Group• Dow Construction Chemicals• Bway Corporation• Palmer Asphalt Company• The Brewer Company• Central Fiber• Cleveland Steel Container Corporation• FBC Chemical Corporation