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Upcoming Events

Sept. 8

11:30 a.m.

Lunch n Learn

for architects & engineers

Lakewood's Transit Mixed Use Zoning Code and What the City Wants in Building Designs.

taught by Roger Wadnal, Lakewood city planner

RMMI 686 Mariposa, Denver

Sept. 8

1 p.m.

Promotions Committee

RMMI

Sept. 9

11:30 a.m.

Board of Directors

RMMI

Sept. 19

Run Around the Block 5k

Sloan's Lake

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Sept. 24

Focus Four safety

Classes taught in English and in Spanish

Oct 5 & 6

Colorado Construction Career Days

Adams County Fairgrounds

Oct 6

11:30 a.m.

Lunch n Learn

Masonry Litigation and How to Avoid it

Oct 7

Membership Committee

Oct 13

11:30 a.m.

RMMI-CRMCA joint Lunch n Learn

Pervious Concrete

Oct 13

Promotions Committee

Oct 14

Board of Directors

Oct 14

Membership event

Drinks at Dazzle


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Other local associations' calendars:

ABC calendar

AGC calendar

CCA calendar

Run Around the Block 5k

Sept. 19, 2010, 8 a.m.

Sloan's Lake

$25 adult, $20 child/senior

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Race info brochure

Sponsorship Information

Question Of The Month

Q. I am building a structure with Single Wythe CMU walls. Do I need flashing and a water repellent coating?

> FAQClick here for the answer to this and other technical questions

Lunch n Learn Seminar

Education for Architects and Engineers

Free Lunch n Learn Seminars

11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. the first and second Wednesdays of every month.

 

2010 Adhered Stone Veneer Guide

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you can find technical information and advice 24/7, past copies of newsletters and informative articles, and photos from member events.

What Is Masonry Anyway?

Earth’s first building material is also energy efficient and a good friend to the environment. Get the inside story on these points and tips on how to get the LEED points for materials you want.

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Click here.Some cities are taking steps to improve the quality of their neighborhoods by requiring the use of brick, block and stone on new homes and commercial buildings.

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