PRARA NEWS
ESTABLISHED 1937
January 2015
IN THIS ISSUE...
Monthly Columns
President’s Page
Nancy’s Notes
General Counsel Corner
2015
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jeff Decker
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
DENNIS BUDZYNSKI
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
GAUTTAM PATEL
SECRETARY
TREASURER
Ray Moore
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Jesse Huey
Dinesh Mittal
Kamlesh Shah
John Listak
OFFICE STAFF
Executive Director
Nancy Maricondi
Secretary
Clara Peters
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Articles of Interest
New Members
Rack Prices
Legislative Update
Legislative Update
Advertising Rates
AB Operator Training class
Lobbying Day Washington DC
CCAC West Hill Class Schedule
Re-cert Class
Member to Member Services
Classifieds
Used Tire Pickup/ Used Oil
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Happy
New Year
78 YEARS OF SERVICE TO PETROLEUM RETAILERS AND AUTO REPAIR DEALERS IN PENNSYLVANIA
January
NANCY’S
NOTES
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS
Happy New Year Everyone!
No New Members
On December 11th I attended the USTIF
Meeting in Harrisburg. Once again we ended
the year on a positive note.
The Fund Balance- $245,458,683.
Total Claims open- 1187
RACK PRICES
Brand
BP b*
Citgo b*
Exxon b*
Gulf b*
Shell b*
Reg.
1.4707
1.4975
1.510
1.5035
1.5042
12/31/14
Mid.
1.5737
1.6005
1.610
1.602
1.5943
Prem.
1.7617
1.7935
1.795
1.8025
1.8022
* 10% ethanoll
Tax of .606 cents per gallon and .011 cent
indemnification fund & .0012 cent Oil Spill Tax are not
included in rack price.
Superfund tax eliminated
Total New Claims- 179
Total claims closed- 171
Total claims denied- 52
Average cost per claim $319,612.52
All closed claims- $35,012,214.60
No additional fees will be assessed for 2015.
PRARA ADVERTISERS
Attorney
Insurance
Law Office of Harry F. Klodowski Jr..................... .....5
Bulava & Associates.................................................. 13
Convenience Store Wholesalers
Jobbers / Distributors
A.J. Silberman & Co................................................ 18
Bradigan’s...................................................................4
Liberty USA......................................................... .... 3
Reed Oil......................................................................8
Turner Dairy...............................................................10
PPC Lubricants............................................................8
Environmental Service
Signs
Flynn Environmental..................................................18
JTB Sign Service.........................................................6
Groundwater Environmental Service Inc......................5
Moody & Associates Inc............................................4
Waste Management
Presise Tank Modifications...................................... 12 .
Environmental Specialists, Inc......................................9
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PRESIDENT’S PAGE
by Jeff Decker
January
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015!
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT ?
We hope that it is a prosperous year for you
and your business. Those of you that deal
with the tire industry, we are joining the Tire
Dealers of Western PA for a legislative update
on January 14, 2015 at the Hilton Garden Inn
Southpointe. Pre dinner speaker is Dave
Harrington-Eastman Tire Supplies the topic is
TPMS Training. Then Roy Littlefield IV on
Government Affairs. Anyone that sells tires
needs to know what is happening, please try
and attend. Give Nancy or Clara a call at the
office and they can set you up. Keep in mind
the 2015 Prara Charity Golf Outing, a date
will be announced shortly.
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end result being an Environmental
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Underground Storage Tank
Contamimated Soil and
Ground Water Remediation
Environmental Assessments
Site Characterizations
Brownfield Site Assessments
USTIF’s philosophy is moving
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January
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Safety Inspection Manuals
Drive Off Labels
2012 Labor Law Posters
Stage II Decals
Low Sulfar Diesel Labels
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Emission Signs
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Safety Ins MV-431’s & Motorcycle
Kit contains:
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2 48” socks
8 absorbant pads
2 pair gloves
2 hazardous waste bags
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SSDA Legislative
SITUATION
When the next Congress convenes January 5 , there will be eleven new Republican senators and possibly
twelve, depending on the outcome of a run-off in Louisiana on December 12th. At this point, next year’s Senate
will consist of 54 Republicans, 43 Democrats, and 2 Independents, with the Louisiana seat remaining to be
decided. Both Independents have said they will continue to caucus with Democrats.
This Republican near-sweep is weighing heavily on the lame duck session which begins Tuesday, November
12th. Even though Democrats will continue to control the Senate till January, the fact that a tax bill is coming
up—meaning the extenders bill—is causing Republicans to think about including some of their priorities in that
bill.
The Republican list of possible add-ons to an extenders bill are repeal of the medical device tax in Obamacare,
changing the definition of “full-time work” in Obamacare from 30 to 40 hours per week, passing the “Hire More
Heroes Act” (H.R. 3474) allowing employers to exclude veterans when determining if they are a large employer
under Obamacare, and making permanent the ban on taxing internet access.
We can look for Republicans to try to raise these items in talks on an extenders package, but such talks would
delay the extenders when there’s a need for urgency so as not to disrupt the tax filing season.
For Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, the tax extenders aren’t top priority but he recognizes they are first in
urgency. His top priority is to pass on Omnibus Appropriations Bill to fund the government for the rest of the
fiscal year. He also wants to get a new Attorney General and more judges confirmed while Democrats are still in
power. We are working with both Senator Reid and Senator McConnell to move quickly to pass EXPIRE so
WOTC and other extenders aren’t held up by wrangling over other issues.
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Given the floor time needed to negotiate and pass Omnibus, Defense, trade, and remaining bills and confirm a
new AG and several judges, the Senate could find itself running out of time when the Continuing Resolution
expires on December 12th. At that point, the option would be to combine everything into a single bill and hope it
passes—it may not. For this reason, we want to get EXPIRE passed by both houses before Thanksgiving.
In sum, Republicans and Democrats will come out slugging this Tuesday, each party with its own agenda but
both parties committed to making a deal rather than shut down government on December 12th. WOTC could
be drawn into deal-making between Senate, House, and White House, but those negotiations are risky and will
likely go down to the wire—it’s not something we should chance.
Action Required In House of Representatives
Our goal is to get WOTC enacted in the EXPIRE bill early-on in the lame duck session so as not to be drawn
into talks on the budget and the rest. We have grounds to press this because a delay to December will
undoubtedly impact and delay the IRS tax filing season.
We have the White House supporting WOTC and other extenders in the EXPIRE bill. We have Senate
Majority Leader Reid and Republican Leader McConnell as long-time supporters of the extenders who voted
for the EXPIRE bill.
But there’s still no extenders bill akin to EXPIRE in the House. The House can point to a number of limited
extenders bills, but none that covers 57 extenders of EXPIRE, and none that includes WOTC. This would be
okay if House leaders let the Senate take the lead on EXPIRE and pass the bill when it comes over from the
Senate. However, House leaders have given no assurance this is their intention.
House leaders haven’t said they’ll accept EXPIRE and haven’t said what they want in an extenders bill. We
don’t want to discover in these final days that they want an “EXPIRE light” that drops parts of EXPIRE—
rather, we want the Leaders to support quick action on EXPIRE and use their influence to see that the bill
passes.
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This means we must swing into action to get this message to every House Republican: “It’s imperative that you
urge Speaker Boehner and other House leaders to quickly enact the Senate’s bi-partisan tax extenders bill,
S.2260, “Expiring Provisions Improvement Reform And Efficiency Act (EXPIRE)” as soon as possible to
support job creation and prevent delay of the upcoming tax filing season.”
TAX EXTENDERS
What happens to WOTC and other tax extenders now is up to Senator McConnell and Speaker Boehner—
we’ll know their minds soon because they can’t duck a decision at this date. McConnell and Boehner need to
get the extenders out of the way so they can start the new Congress with a big push on tax reform and other
Republican priorities Senior staffs are still assuring everyone an extenders bill will be top priority when Congress
returns on November 12th. That’s a frail basis for optimism because the two leaders who count haven’t decided
the route they’ll take to get an extenders bill through the House. It isn’t a slam-dunk because many House
conservatives oppose extenders as “special interest” carve-outs adding $700 billion to the deficit over ten years.
The fastest route is for the House to pass the Senate EXPIRE bill—this works best for WOTC, but House
leaders will have to corral Republicans who object to the Senate package as crony capitalism and a deficit
raiser.
Another route is for McConnell and Boehner to negotiate a package the House will agree to. This poses a
danger—the House might insist on passing only a handful of “must-do” extenders like the mortgage relief
exclusion, state sales tax deduction, R&D, etc, and defer the remainder to a tax reform bill that won’t be voted
till July at the earliest. If they start negotiating, we’ve got to assure WOTC is on their “must-do” list.
Senator McConnell has always voted for the full package of EXPIRE extenders and went to the floor not long
ago to support them publicly. On the other hand, Speaker Boehner and Chairman Camp support some
extenders and not others—they’ve already passed bills making permanent fifteen extenders they support, and
WOTC isn’t one of them.
The political difficulty is that Speaker Boehner has to placate members who complain regularly that extenders
are a boondoggle, crony capitalism, and a drain on Federal revenue. He won’t chance a split in his caucus after
a successful election and leadership contests ahead in January, so culling the list of extenders, lowering their
cost, and telling his members, “This tax extenders bill will be the last” (due to tax reform) could happen.
In sum, we have to work plenty hard starting now to get Senate Republicans to join with Democrats to pass the
bi-partisan EXPIRE bill when they return, and House Republicans to pass the Senate bill when it comes before
them. By going all-out to press the case for passing EXPIRE “as is” in both houses, we’ll have the best chance
of forestalling a negotiation that might not turn out in our favor.
Marta Gates-Jones
Director of Operations
WMDA Service Station & Automotive Repair Association
1532 Pointer Ridge Place, Suite G
Bowie, MD 20716
301-390-0900 ext. 115
[email protected]
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PETROLEUM RETAILERS & THE TIRE DEALERS OF W. PA
ARE HAVING A JOINT MEETING
JANUARY 14, 2015
HILTON SOUTH POINT
PRE DINNER SPEAKER
DAVE HARRINGTON--EASTMAN TIRE SUPPLIES
“ON YOUR SITE TPS TRAINING”
GUEST SPEAKER
ROY LITTLEFIELD, IV
Government Affairs Manager
Tire Industry Association
Find out all you wanted to know about tire legislation
Reservation Deadline January 7th, 2015
Cash Bar 6:30 Dinner 7:15
$31. Per person RSVP Required
Contact: Nancy 412-241-2380 or
Jack Greiner 724-834-8164
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Precise Tank Modifications, Inc.
PO Box 274, Madison, PA 15663
Donald J. Maughan, President
James R. Preisach, Project Manager
Phone: (724) 446-3516
Fax: (724) 446-0175
Quality Petroleum Contractors & Distributors
DEP Certified: Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland
> Underground & Aboveground Storage Tanks
> Storage System Installations & Removals
> Helium Detection Service
> Site Inspections
> C-Store Installations
> Car Wash Installations
> Design Consultation
> Remediation Coordination
> Permitting & Project Management
> Fuel System Electrial Systems
> Site Preparation & Restoration
> Storm Water Management Systems
> Hydrostatic Testing
> Factory Direct Fueling Components & Equipment
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
SSDA-AT members from across the nation are invited to Washington, DC to meet and speak directly with members of
Congress and Committee staff about this important topic at our Federal Lobby Day on February 5th.
In 2015, Congress will have to address transportation funding and it is more important now than ever we come together
with our members to host a Federal Lobby Day.
SSDA-AT’s Federal Lobby Day will include a luncheon with Congressional leaders, meetings with members of Congress
and Committee staff, followed by a reception on Capitol Hill.
SSDA-AT is working collaboratively with a number of other automotive and highway-user industry groups including the
American Highway Users Alliance, and the Tire Industry Association (TIA) on the Lobby Day.
The more attendees we have, the stronger our message becomes. The next transportation bill could include tax provisions
that would affect the automotive industry adversely for the next decade. With transportation funding being addressed in the
spring of 2015, the timing could not be better to have our voices heard in front of the decision makers in Washington.
We are asking our membership to attend this event and support the association in their efforts to oppose unfair taxes aimed
at the tire industry!
FREE transportation will be provided on February 5th, as well as a FREE lunch, FREE cocktail reception, and most
importantly the PRICELESS opportunity to have your voice heard in the halls of Congress.
Members of Congress and their respective staff appreciate the input provided from business professionals, and on
February 5th we have this opportunity.
We ask that you RSVP as soon as possible for this event! More information is included in the attached pdf.
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Consultants / Insurance Brokers
Join the growing number of PRARA members
who insure with Bulava & Associates.
Bulava & Associates values our professional affiliation with the Petroleum Retailers
and Auto Repair Association -- and the opportunity to provide business insurance
protection to members like you.
If your business is already insured through our agency, we thank you and pledge to
continue working hard to earn your trust!
If you’re not currently insured with us, why not join the growing number of your
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CCAC WEST HILLS CENTER
1000 MCKEE ROAD
OAKDALE, PA 15071
412-241-2380
EMISSION Re-Certification Course Schedule
Emission Inspector
Safety Inspector
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1/5/2015
SIGN UP NOW
Emission Re-Cert Class
Being held at the PRARA office
January 5,2015
6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
(412) 241-2380
$79.00 per person
You may take this class up
to 6 months before the
expiration date so take
advantage of the location.
Limited seating.
Non Members $85.
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Member-to-Member-Services
Accountants
RobinsonYoung & Associates
Oakmont , PA 412-423-1093
ATM
ATM Cash World
Tom Ranallo--Pittsburgh, PA
800-937-5169
Attorney
Albert G. Feczko
Pittsburgh, PA
412-833-5554
Inventory Service
Strangis & Swaney
724-493-4090
C-store Distributors
A.J. Silberman & Co.
Indianola PA
412-455-1011
Liberty USA
West Mifflin PA
412-461-2700
PetroSopft Office
C-Store Back Office Program
John Vlasic (412-306-0640x2017
Clean Hands LLC
Pgh Pa 412-961-1207
Computers
Automotive Inspection Systems
MVIRS-Motor Vehicle Inspection Reporting System Pete Kipe / Rick Dunmire
1-866-376-8477
Computer Solutions
Dick Norchi--Allison Park, PA
412-369-8896
Consulting
S.I.S.
J R Bachor Tarentum , Pa
724-224-1220
Environmental-Tanks-Upgrades
Petroleum Technical Service
Mike Gifford--Butler, PA
724-287-4148
Environmental- tanks & upgrades Precise Tank Modifications Inc.
Waste Oil/ Contamined product pick-up
Environmental Specialist
Ron Blinsky-McDonald, OH
1-888-3313443
Flynn Environmental, Inc.
Michael Flynn--Pittsburgh, PA
1-800-690-940
Groundwater & Environmental Srv Inc.
Jon Agnew--Cranberry Twp, PA
800-267-2549 ext 3636
Letterle & Associates, LLC
Lou Letterle--Allison Park, PA
412-486-0600
Moody & Associates
Mark Miller 814-724-4970
Steel City Fueling Systems
William Brandenstein-Pittsburgh, PA
412--327-7030
www.steelcityfueling.com
Donald Maughan--Madison, PA
724-446-3516
S.I.S.
J R Bachor Tarentum, PA
724-224-1220
Steel City Fueling Systems
William Brandenstein-Pittsburgh, PA
412--327-7030
www.steelcityfueling.com
The Weavertown Group
John Lavezoli- Carnegie
724-746-4850
Shockey Excavating, Inc
George Shockey
724-282-3669
Financial Services
Shockey Excavating,
George Shockey 724-282-3669
Financial Transactions Services LLC
Credit Card Processing
Hal Treelisky
412-720-8345 [email protected]
George I Reitz & Sons
Sandy Crawford East Pittsburgh PA
412-824-9976
Advanced Fire Company
Ron Cruder--Greensburg, PA
724-834-6550
McRo Construction Inc.
Donald Rothey Jr.--Elizabeth, PA
412-384-6051
Views expressed in editorials and
text are not always the opinion of
PRARA. Furthermore, PRARA is
not liable for any claims/promises
made by advertiaers.
Fire Supression
Insurance
Bulava & Associates
Joe Bulava--Greensburg, PA
724-836-7610
Pinnacle Group LLC
Kirk Haldeman--Pittsburgh, PA
Jack Bonus Insurance
Mark Bleier- Pittsburgh, PA
412-452-8722
If you have a service that would be useful to your fellow PRARA members,
give us a call at (412) 241-2380 and we will list your name and product/service in our future monthly issues.
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Member-to-Member-Services
Gas Island Restoration & Concrete repair
Simon Surfaces
Rich Serignese
[email protected]
1-866-201-3541
simonsurfaces.com
Parts/Petroleum Equip.
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc.
Sandy Crawford--E Pittsburgh, PA
412-824-9976
Don Parker Sales Inc.
Pam Pitell
1916 Babcock Blvd
412-821-4085
Petroleum Technical Services
Mike Gifford Butler, PA
724-287-4148
PartsCleaner
Petroleum
Purvis Brothers Inc.
Mack Purvis-Mars, PA
724-625-1566
PPC Lubricants
Dave Ondik 412-719-0063
R & W Oil Products
Richard Smith--McKeesport, PA
412-678-6121
Reed Oil Company
Ron Rotolo--New Castle, PA
800-922-5454
Superior Petroleum
Don Bowers-Pittsburgh, PA
412-576-2601
American Agip
1-800-922-9243
Bulk Oil Programs
Parts Cleaners
Kleen-Line
412-466-6277
Petroleum
Bolea Oil Products
Robert Bolea--Coraopolis, PA
412-264-1130
Bradigan’s Inc.
Tom Bradigan --Kittanning
724-548-7654
Glassmere Fuel Service
Dell Cromie--Tarentum, PA
724-265-4646
Guttman Oil Company
Kevin Forsythe-Belle Vernon, PA
724-483-3533
Kehm Oil Company
George Kehm--Oakdale, PA
412-921-5200
Remodeling
McRo Construction Inc.
Donald Rothey Jr.--Elizabeth, PA
412-384-6051
S.I.S.J.R. Bachor Tarentum, PA
724-224-1220
Site Inspections & Technical
Services
Petroleum Technical Services
Butler, PA
Mike Gifford 724-287-4148
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc
Sandy Crawford- East Pittsburgh PA
412-824-9976
S.I.S JR Bachor
Tarentum PA 724-224-1220
Taxes
Robinson Young & Associates
412-423-1093
Tires
Keystone Tire & Auto Supply Inc.
Mark Greenwald--Braddock, PA
412-271-1989
Uniforms
Arrow Uniform
Carrie Weber
724-417-8500
Signs
JTB Sign Service
Jim Rahe--Pittsburgh, PA
412-279-3360
Grease Traps
Steel City Grease Traps
Mark Kuss
412-583-0206
Underground
Storage Tank/Line Testing
George I Reitz & Sons, Inc.- Testing
Sandy Crawford--E Pittsburgh, PA
412-824-9976
Petroleum Technical Services
Butler, PA
724-287-4148
Gulf Oil LLC
Doug Storch-Pittsburgh, PA
724-333-5964
If you have a service that would be useful to your fellow PRARA members,
give us a call at (412) 241-2380 and we will list your name and product/service in our future monthly issues.
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Calendar of Events
January 2015
January 5, Re-cert class (PRARA office)
January 14, Tire Dealer Meeting
Upcoming Events
PRARA Charity Golf Outing (TBA)
PETROLEUM RETAILERS & AUTO REPAIR ASSOCIATION
1051 Brinton Road Suite 304
Pittsburgh PA 15221
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