Central Minnesota Builders Associat

“The board of directors are elected by the entire membership”

“Code of professional conduct each member shall use best efforts in the coduct of its business activities to: conduct business affairs with professionalism and skill to provide the best housing value possible through the use of quality materials, construction practices backed by integrity and serice, to provide housing of high standards of safety, sanitation and livability. Comply with all applicable laws governing licensing, warranty, and building codes. Conduct all transactions, agreement and dealings with customers, employees, subcontractors, suppliers and regulatory officials free from fraud or deception and comply with requirements of the mn unfair trade practices act. Abide by the bylaws, rules and procedures of the association. Membership should not be used by members to avoid problems in their business. Therefore to protect the reputation of the association, members shall not use membership on a committee or board to advance personal position or attempt to influence actions of others. Maintain insurance as may be required by law, including but not limited to general liability and workers compensation insurance, at a level that is adequate and customary for the business in which the member is engaged. Enforcement of this provision is initiated by the filing of a written complaint with the association concerning a dispute involving the member's business or an alleged violation of the code. This code applies to all corporations, partnerships and other business entities in which the member or a principle of the member has a majority interest.”

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“Enforcement of this provision is initiated by the filing of a written complaint with the association's ethics committee (or other named committee or third party dispute resolution firm that may be contacted by the association) concerning a dispute involving the member's business or alleged violation of code.”

“No documents available to the public”

“The cmba strives to improve the central minnesota builing industry by advocating for the industry at the local, state and national levels; educating our members about building industry best practices; and engaging our members in activities that strengthen competitiveness, professionalism, and the public's confidence in our industry.”