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West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board Annual Report Fiscal Years 2015 and 2016 West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board 405 Capitol Street, Suite 906 Charleston, West Virginia 25301 304-558-3919 www.appraiserboard.wv.gov Table of Contents About the Board Mission and Policy Information Board Members Staff Minutes of the Board Fiscal 2016 Fiscal 2015 Expenditures and Revenues Expenditure Report Fiscal 2016 Revenue Report Fiscal 2016 Expenditure Report Fiscal 2015 Revenue Report Fiscal 2015 Active Licensee Information Appraiser Numbers by County of Practice Fiscal 2016 Appraiser Roster Fiscal 2016 Appraiser Numbers by County of Practice Fiscal 2015 Appraiser Roster Fiscal 2015 Apprentice Permit Rosters Apprentice Permit Roster Fiscal 2016 Apprentice Permit Roster Fiscal 2015 Temporary Permit Information ) Temporary Permits Fiscal 2016 Temporary Permits Fiscal 2015 Appraisal Management Companies Registered Appraisal Management Companies Fiscal 2016 Registered Appraisal Management Companies Fiscal 2015 Complaints Fiscal 2016 Complaint Summary Fiscal 2015 Complaint Summary State of West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board Mission and Policy Board Members Administrative Staff Mission and Policy Information The West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board is a regulatory agency created by an act of the West Virginia Legislature in 1990. The originating law, Chapter 30, Article 38 of the West Virginia Code is titled the “West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Act.” A second law, Chapter 30, Article 38A of the West Virginia Code, the “West Virginia Appraisal Management Companies Registration Act,” was passed in 2013 to register and regulate appraisal management companies. Subsequent to passage of the Chapter 30, Article 38A, the Board’s mission includes protecting the public interest by assuring that all consumers of real estate appraisal services receive such services from appraisers who are fully qualified in accordance with both Federal and State law and from appraisal management services from appraisal management companies who are fully compliant with State law. The Board was established as a result of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA). FIRREA is considered the most important banking law since the Great Depression, when the FDIC was created. FIRREA was the beginning of statutory attempts to re-regulate the banking and savings and loan industry. For real estate appraisal, Title XI of FIRREA established the Appraisal Subcommittee (ASC) as a sub- committee of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council. Title XI’s purpose is to provide that Federal financial and public policy interests in real estate transactions would be protected by requiring that real estate appraisals utilized in connection with federally related transactions were performed in writing, in accordance with uniform standards, by individuals whose competency was demonstrated and whose professional conduct was subject to effective supervision. The Appraisal Subcommittee monitors the West Virginia Real Estate Licensing and Certification Board, as well as the licensing and certification programs for real estate appraisers in each State to determine whether the State’s policies, practices and procedures are consistent with Title XI and enforcing the requirements of Title XI. The ASC has adopted formal Policy Statements Regarding State Certification and Licensing of Real Estate Appraisers. These Policy Statements interpret Title XI and reflect the general framework that the ASC uses when it reviews State appraiser regulatory programs for compliance with Title XI. A copy of the 2013 Appraisal Subcommittee Policy Statements is included with this report. Board Members Chapter 30-38-6 of the West Virginia Code specifies the composition of the West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board. The Board consists of nine members appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the Senate: Each member shall be a resident of the state of West Virginia. Four members shall be certified real estate appraisers having at least five years' experience in appraisal as a principal line of work immediately preceding their appointment, and shall remain certified real estate appraisers throughout their terms. Two members shall have at least five years' experience in real estate lending as employees of financial institutions. Two members may not be engaged in the practice of real estate appraisal, real estate brokerage or sales or have any financial interest in these practices. One member shall be a representative from an appraisal management company registered under the provisions of West Virginia Code, Chapter 30-38A. No member of the Board may concurrently be a member of the West Virginia Real Estate Commission. Not more than two appraiser members may be appointed from each congressional district. Board members as of June 30, 2016 : Member Represents Term Expiration Douglas Butcher Appraisal Management Company 06/30/2017 Member Nathan D. Nibert Appraiser Member 06/30/2017 Barboursville , WV 3rd Congressional District Dean Dawson Appraiser Member 06/30/2016 Scott Depot WV 2rd Congressional District Glenn Summers Appraiser Member 06/30/2010 Clendenin, WV 2nd Congressional District 06/30/2018 Rachel Phillips Appraiser Member 06/30/2016 Morgantown, WV 1st Congressional District Mary Beth Aliveto Financial Institutions Member 06/30/2010 Bridgeport, WV 06/30/2013 06/30/2016 Dale Dawson-Clowser Financial Institutions Member 06/30/2010 Charleston, WV 06/30/2013 06/30/2016 Anthony Julian General Public Member 06/30/2016 Fairmont, WV R. Michael Shaw, Jr. General Public Member 06/30/2016 Board members as of June 30, 2015: Member Represents Term Expiration Vacant Appraisal Management Company Member David Shields Appraiser Member 06/30/2001 Bluefield, WV 3rd Congressional District Glenn Summers Appraiser Member 06/30/2010 Clendenin, WV 2nd Congressional District Linda York Appraiser Member 06/30/2006 Morgantown, WV 1st Congressional District 06/30/2012 Vacant Appraiser Member Mary Beth Aliveto Financial Institutions Member 06/30/2010 Bridgeport, WV 06/30/2013 Dale Dawson-Clowser Financial Institutions Member 06/30/2010 Charleston, WV 06/30/2013 Anthony Julian General Public Member 06/30/2011 Fairmont, WV Vacant General Public Member Board Staff as of June 30, 2016 Sandy Kerns, Executive Director Brenda Ashworth, Staff Assistant Courtney Buskirk, Staff Assistant Billie Hancock, Staff Assistant /West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board MINUTES February 17, 2016 The West Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board held a meeting on February 17, 2016 in the 4th Floor Conference Room located at 405 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25311. The following were in attendance: Glenn Summers, Chair; The Honorable Anthony Julian, Douglas Butcher, Dean Dawson, Nathan Nibert, Rachel Phillips, Mary Beth Aliveto, Michael Shaw, Sandy Kerns, Executive Director; Darlene Washington, AG Legal Counsel; Courtney Buskirk, Billie Hancock and Brenda Ashworth. Dale Dawson-Clowser was not in attendance. The meeting was called to order at 10:00 am. Jeff Burrell, a West Virginia licensee, attended the meeting as a member of the public. Reading of the Minutes Minutes from the December 9, 2015 and December 28, 2015 meetings were presented to the Board. A motion was made by the Honorable Judge Julian to approve the December 9, 2015 and December 28, 2015 meeting minutes. Mary Beth Aliveto seconded the motion. Motion carried. Elections Glenn Summers, Chair, opened the floor for nominations for Vice-Chair. Rachel Phillips nominated Dean Dawson for Vice-Chair. Mary Beth Aliveto seconded the nomination. Dean Dawson was elected Vice-Chair by unanimous vote. Mr. Summers opened the floor for nominations for Board Secretary. Dean Dawson nominated Rachel Phillips for Secretary. Mary Beth Aliveto seconded the nomination. Rachel Phillips was elected Secretary by unanimous vote. The Honorable Anthony Julian, Mary Beth Aliveto and Michael Shaw were sworn into their Board seats. Committee Appointments Mr. Summers identified the current committee members, as well as appointed and accepted committee assignments for additional committees as follows: Education Committee Rachel Phillips, Dean Dawson, Mary Beth Aliveto and Dale Dawson-Clowser Finance Committee 1 Honorable Anthony Julian, Dale Dawson-Clowser and Mary Beth Aliveto Legislative Rule Committee Honorable Anthony Julian, Michael Shaw, Jr., Dale Dawson-Clowser, Doug Butcher, Glenn Summers, Mary Beth Aliveto, Dean Dawson and Nathan Nibert Standards Committee Glenn Summers, Dave Shields, Doug Butcher, Stan Thomas, Scott Barber, Tim Helmick and Barbara Argabrite Upgrades Committee Glenn Summers, Nathan Nibert, Rachel Phillips, Dean Dawson and Doug Butcher Public Remarks Jeff Burrell asked if it was required of the AMC to notify an appraiser on an appraiser panel if said appraiser had been excluded from an appraisal at the request of a lender. It was determined by the Board that it was not necessary for the AMC to notify the appraiser, unless said appraiser was being removed from panel entirely. The Board further stated an AMC has the right to assign any appraiser on its panel to a customer. A motion was made by Mary Beth Aliveto that the Board move into executive session for the purpose of discussing
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