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DCCA Disciplinary Actions Through January 2010 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS Office of Administrative Hearings News Release LINDA LINGLE GOVERNOR _________________________________________________________________________________________________ LAWRENCE M. REIFURTH DIRECTOR Phone: (808) 586-2850 Fax: (808) 586-2856 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 3, 2010 DCCA DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS (Through January 2010) HONOLULU - The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) and the State Boards and Commissions that oversee professions and vocations are continuing to ensure that individuals and entities who have obtained professional and vocational licenses in Hawaii are performing up to the standards prescribed by law. The following is a summary of disciplinary actions taken by DCCA and the Boards and Commissions through the month of January 2010. These disciplinary actions include dispositions based upon either the results of contested case hearings or settlement agreements submitted by the parties. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS Respondent: Randall J. Ressler, D.D.S. (Kona) Case Number: DEN 2008-9-L Sanction: $1,000.00 fine; comply with Department of Health, State of Hawai'i Consent Order Effective Date: 1-25-10 BOARD OF MASSAGE THERAPY Respondent: Xianhua Lian Case Number: MAS 2009-20-L Sanction: Voluntary revocation of massage therapist apprentice permit Effective Date: 1-28-10 HAWAII MEDICAL BOARD Respondent: John P. Guerreiro, M.D. Case Number: MED 2009-70-L Sanction: Voluntary surrender of license Effective Date: 1-7-10 Respondent: Donn C. Colyer, D.O. Case Number: OST 2008-9-L Sanction: License on probation for 2 years; notify the Board within 45 days of an order or decision by the Kansas Board Effective Date: 1-7-10 MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR INDUSTRY BOARD Respondent: Andrew D. Dung, dba Andy’s Motorcycle Shop Case Number: ARP 2007-17-L Sanction: $1,000.00 fine; $6,154.10 in restitution Effective Date: 1-13-10 Respondent: Fantastik Auto Parts & Repair Shop, Inc. Case Number: ARP 2008-77-L Sanction: $400.00 in restitution Effective Date: 1-13-10 Respondent: Pflueger Auto Group, LLC, dba Pflueger Cadillac Hummer GMC Buick Case Number: ARP 2008-31-L and ARP 2009-9-L Sanction: $7,500.00 fine Effective Date: 1-13-10 REAL ESTATE COMMISSION Respondents: Brandon P. Price and The Price Corporation Case Number: REC 2008-149-L Sanction: Price: License revoked, $500.00 fine The Price Corporation: License revoked, $500.00 fine Effective Date: 1-28-10 CONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD Respondent: Robert A. Scarpitto, dba Viking Pools Mid-Valley, Inc. (Kona) Case Number: CLB 2007-115-L Sanction: License revoked, $25,000.00 fine; $17,630.00 in restitution Effective Date: 11-23-09 Respondents: Integrity Tile & Stone, Inc. and Edward H. Lewis Case Number: CLB 2008-23-L Sanction: $2,500.00 fine Effective Date: 1-14-10 Respondents: CF Builders, Inc. and Clinton B. Fleming (Maui) Case Number: CLB 2007-147-L Sanction: $5,000.00 fine Effective Date: 1-14-10 Respondent: Sioeli K. Mafi, dba Certified Masonry Contractors Case Number: CLB 2004-337-L and CLB 2005-102-L Sanction: $3,000.00 fine; $2,370.00 in restitution Effective Date: 1-14-10 To obtain copies of these decisions before they are posted online, contact the Office of Administrative Hearings by phone at 586-2828, fax 586-3097, or email at [email protected]. ### For more information, contact: Christine Hirasa Public Information Officer Phone: 586-2622 Email: [email protected] .
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