Document G57v4dM4110pNr1Lz85gJMjqn

LIA 0975 2 j LEAD INDUSTRIES ^SJECCIATION' f M k as t aae tntnr -' Kswvomrr. m.y . - BM8Ct TO Rmsttg f WmTexk, I. r. ftmeber 5, 1953 A eosttag tS A&g^esy Gs3sl$&* ef tbs EsteUio load frodsssha K.riaia was held a Ei^BSSds', Vxm&s? $. 15S, li tin t*s-r** Cfefe, Sew Icsit C4r, ",vx- Rwgeat : v '* ' " h/<K-. -> =.- , V. . 0. R. UTtm, Cfcairnsa United States Iteeltias tefluing A Klslsg Co. .i A, . Callis federated fotal* Divinica, Asartoan fioolt- .-...- -.5 ia$ Refining A Hiwing Go# i K, A, OutiMr! ir, Oardlaer Ettel Co. W. i. Saleh Saticsal Usd Co. C. *. Xnoo ,-;1 St. Joseph Usd Co, \ ` KOborfe L. tiagfeld, SacretaiT-Iireaswrer lho seating u called to order at ISiJO F.E. The nlnuUa of the prsvleas neeUr* of Bovedber 8, 1957 approved. :1 gnntcRg, grows a tgaam attar The oemittee proceeded to oooslder the reoonaendotlona for 1959 aetiviUea, taaed oo the report of S3dder>re, things A Bsrrlll, I prepared by the secretary, which were circulated to the coanitte# on October 27, 1958. The cocssltteo m s<'aewhtt critical of the SOW report, feeling that it nj poorly preoented and eoctalned ouch infnnaation already knewn to the industry. However, it was generally agreed that It revealed the fact that oar Ire)a*try had done a poor Job of educating architect# and engineers aa to the nsrits cf lead in buildlr* construction and preoented useful suggestions as to hew to do a bettor Job, It was also agreed that the report node it Obvious that to receive acceptance in building construction, architects and engineers Bust have full engineering daU and the product# oust bo supplied in fora which would neks their use as staple aa poosiblo. Tbs secretary was questioned M to the circulation of the SOW report, tie explained that so far ns the lead industry was ooooonod it had been oinssiated only to the Technical Steering Comities, the Induetry Developscnt Comities and the Advisory Comlttoo cf the HetelUs 4 3061 LIA09753 ) r Advisory CcoelMo* Sstalllo load tadaots Division -- foraatoer 5, 19S8 toad Prodnot* Blrislon, with ft for extra oopies going to those who had received it cod had rebecsted copiso, Bo did not know how ouch circu lation tho report bad received within tho SC&3 K?fsalsatlon, tho secretary was tneinatsd to ectacwlsisc tja repsrt cod to reqpoot ftfltit set to circulate it fesyoad these tiho iad hod ft part la ita preparation within- ita own oi^nnitfttioa. V'-' K5XST roa 19$9 Sifch three opinions in zissi, tba eaodtto* then proceeded to ft eonoidor&tien of the budget presented. lb ceeascctiea with tho reoemeadstica of SOtM that erehlteoferal ccasultaat* be retelrsd to gsida tbs Asseolation la tho preparation of lltawtero far oreailoota, aad la oihsr respects, tCSM had offered to oorvo os consultant* on a cost-piss basis, mi-*if tho actual coot of tho tlao tbslr enpl-ayocs pot in cn work of tha Associatim plus one and cnehalf tiara this asotsit for overhead, pics actual out-cf-poctot ujptnn, ettoh w travel aad telephones. Vixj also offered to preisrrt an a*tin*to boferehsd for tho coat of each project upon which they were called for iHlrttnt*, tho t reasurer explained that the ltoa of *5,000 far canaultlag fee* wao an arbitrary ettlaato which he had node of tho ooat of rach enrloei end that thio could be higher or lower depending open tho oaowt ot oaalotacoo reqnoetod fron the eoooultanta. Be farther explained that Ur, Roger H. Cuttirg of the taker Kill Coopery, a ocaber of the oocnittes who could not be preeent, had oggeeted to hia that it Bight be wire to retain eeverel archltectoral cenroltente in different parte of the country because of the great territorial variation* in tho aoo of lead. The oomlttee took oognlaanoe of the reoorBendatlre* of SOU with respect to research and agreed that it bad no Jurisdiction along these lines. It did, hrereeer, suggest that the Research Director and Technical Steering Coccittee investigate these recoaesndatlone and pro posed reeearch projects whsre they considered tbaa necessary. The oceelttee uoaninously arrowed the bodget presented with the follcerlng exceptional Tbs #5,000 suggested for consulting fees was reduced to #2,000, end the *12,000 suggested for Sweet's Catalog was reduced to ##,000, thereby reducing the total budget to #82,500. In approving this budget It was rooognlaad by the cccdtteo that the ltee* for printing a handbook on lead construction details, for reprint ing the plusb^r'o text bock, and expansion of the caUirg list, totaling #20,000, would bo nonrecurring, the budget M approved Is attached as Ixhiblt *Aa LI A 09754 Idris ory Cownittee Natalllo LMd IVodaffU Dirialoo -J- Xoveriber $, 1$$8 i tms woat Serarcl BM&ers et the oassdttee eaphaelsed the laportenoe 1 of field work cr,d tt& teat that it m virtually laposeible for one k && to oover tho tk.id States eda^oately, In this oonoeotlon the eeeratiry Infold t!s ecEsitto# that the present field ran, Er, Tetoea* had only a litu lars than three years eere before rwtirosont, Bs wu, thsrefere. iEgSrsstsd to infora the Inia^try Drvwle^ssrBt Coae&ttee that It would m esoscsesy to *255107 another field nan In the scar fwtwrs sad . | that they ahosld be prepared to eexpert two field sen for ngprriital/ two years frier to ISr. Tstesa's retiressst, Zt wee also felt that e am, field tsa choald probably haws architectural or engineering esparleaoe la erdor hatter to ^aaliiy hla for contacting architects and engineers. There also appeared to he e general feeling that nore than ana field ms penaaaeotly would be desirable. Meeting edjowned et 2t30 ML a 'fij " . 'w .i >.lWJP^*,.jLW.piB!k?"Aj.-!f - 'UiJil.li.WJi _ i)l!> l*1-*"J 1^*jy >!.: uj.1^1 r-~1 "1,1 LIA09755 i Motallio L**d Product* Vttfeit *A" i ESMJ<jSS03ma K.; kr-.' tatlasted tootamndod IP:f- Esprcdituraa - -1956 _ . Budget 1959. P;. Salario* A Social Security Tu m Ccewltlng Mac* Snott'i Catalog CcastroctloB Bulletin* Hyor* Handbook Adrortlalag Ssprlsts %naUe Ccntoot CoBTRUm A KMblU Trtml Boprlst-Plafeor** Text Book Moiling Liet Kxjoailcn Miocollanooua Total fclr*ct Coot* Bon-rocurrlng enpeaeoa $7,500 6,000 2,100 -- - 1,000 600 7.000 5,500 3.000 33*663 $7,700 150 0,000 900 '` 500 500 10,000 6,000 - m $9,000 2,000 0,000 3,000 3,000 15,000* 6,000 1,000 500 6,000 5,500 1,500* 500 3.500 6,563 *n6*rc* <** . i Solarloo 5,500 5,600 6,000 Wnllcity 2,000 2,000 3,000 1 "Load" Trorol Total Indirect Coot* 3,500 di 3,500 3.500 uttod 3,500 .3,509 16,000 i- % Skidnore, Owing* 6 Morrill Surrey 20,000 17,000 - TOTAL Balance, January 1, 195 Transfer fro* Irvtuotry Derolcpaert And "Load Work for Modorn Piloting" Rocelpta 67,000 66,650 $12,201.15 67,000.00* $02,500 Looai K^ondlturo* tetlncted Balance, January 1, 1959 AgfidB $11,001.15 ** Included $20,000 frm Indutry Dorolopwct fond for Scldaoro, Oring* 1 Morrill Koport t : 1V'-mn-jyyi^ *Buisy^w j j v*j u mj . 3061.01