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Agenda Margaret Cavin Donald L BRIAN SANDOVAL Governor MEMBERS GUY M. WELLS, CHAIRMAN THOMAS “JIM” ALEXANDER KEVIN E. BURKE AGENDA MARGARET CAVIN DONALD L. DRAKE STATE CONTRACTORS BOARD NATHANIEL W. HODGSON, III STEPHEN P. QUINN NOTICE OF MEETING * * * PUBLIC NOTICE * * * STATE CONTRACTORS BOARD MEETING DATE: THURSDAY, August 23, 2012 TIME: 8:30 AM LOCATION: By Videoconference at the following locations: State Contractors Board Offices 2310 CORPORATE CIRCLE 9670 GATEWAY DRIVE SUITE 200 SUITE 100 HENDERSON, NEVADA 89074 RENO, NEVADA 89521 PLEASE NOTE: TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY AND AS AN ACCOMMODATION TO THE PARTIES INVOLVED, AGENDA ITEMS MAY BE TAKEN OUT OF ORDER. NO CELL PHONES OR BEEPERS PLEASE! * * * AGENDA * * * 1. Call to Order: - Kevin Burke, Acting Chairman a. Pledge of Allegiance b. Approval of Agenda with the Inclusion of any Emergency Items and Deletion of any Items – For Possible Action c. Unfinished Business d. Future Agendas – For Possible Action 2. ** PUBLIC COMMENT 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: July 26, 2012 – For Possible Action 4. EXECUTIVE SESSION - For Possible Action: a. Executive Officer’s Report b. Review and Approval of Audited Financial Reports for the Period July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012 – For Possible Action c. Legislative Discussion, Including Bill Draft Requests and Proposed Amendments to NRS 624.212 – For Possible Action d. Discussion and Approval of the Insulation Advisory Committee Recommendations from its July 20, 2012 Meeting – For Possible Action Page 1 5. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS: Executive Subcommittee, Recovery Fund Subcommittee, Classification/Regulation Subcommittee, Finance Subcommittee Subcommittee(s) Discussion 6. NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD CASH BOND CLAIM (Continued From 7/26/2012) - For Possible Action: REPUBLIC CRANE SERVICE LLC, License No. 67299 Raymond Bellamy, Managing Member Charles Hall, Managing Member Jason Retterath, Managing Member Steve Retterath, Managing Member James Robertson, Managing Member Jeffrey Soffer, Managing Member 7. NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD CASH BOND CLAIM – For Possible Action: STEEL SPECIALTIES UNLIMITED INC., License Nos. 58596 and 58657 Susanne Kennard, President 8. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING (Continued From 4/19/12) - For Possible Action: TERRA NOVA LLC Arturo Fierro, Managing Member Jonathan F. Pruneda, Managing Member/Qualified Individual 9. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING (Continued From 6/21/12) - For Possible Action: COOL TRIM INCORPORATED, DBA COOL TRIM LANDSCAPING Eduardo Munoz, President/Trade Qualified Individual Kalaya Munoz, Secretary/Treasurer/Management Qualified Individual 10. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING (Continued From 5/24/12) - For Possible Action: TRI STATE CONTRACTORS, INC., DBA TRI STATE FRAMING Doug Gregory Smith, Chief Executive Officer/Qualified Individual 11. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING (Continued From 7/26/2012) - For Possible Action: DELBERT THOMAS NEWKIRK Delbert Newkirk, Owner/Qualified Individual 12. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING - For Possible Action: FLOOR TECH, INC. Ray Taylor Stewart, President Steven Hurshell Melson, Qualified Individual 13. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING - For Possible Action: INNOVATIVE LIGHTWEIGHT & WATERPROOFING Stacy Rae Melson, President Steven Hurshell Melson, Qualified Individual 14. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING For Possible Action: R C GLASS LLC David Ralph Moody, Managing Member/Management Qualified Individual Ronald Silby, Trade Qualified Individual Page 2 15. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING - For Possible Action: GABRIEL REYMUNDO ADAME, DBA GABES CONSTRUCTION Gabriel Reymundo Adame, Owner/Qualified Individual 16. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING - For Possible Action: SIERRA CONCEPTS CONSTRUCTION, INC. William E. Lynch IV, President William E. Lynch V, Secretary/Treasurer Steve F. Conte, Qualified Individual 17. NEW APPLICATION DENIAL HEARING - For Possible Action: STONEWATER CONSTRUCTION LLC Donald Morgan, Jr., Managing Member/Qualified Individual 18. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA - For Possible Action: a. Ratification of Staff Approved License Applications, Changes of Licensure, Reinstatement of Licensure, Voluntary Surrenders (List Attached, Items 1 to 382) 19. APPLICATIONS (INITIAL AND RENEWAL) IN QUESTION - For Possible Action: (Closed meeting pursuant to NRS 241.030, list attached) 20. ** PUBLIC COMMENT Adjournment – For Possible Action ** PUBLIC COMMENT Comments from the public are accepted at this time on topics not specifically addressed elsewhere on the agenda. The public may comment by signing-in before speaking during the Public Comment section. The board is precluded from discussing or acting on items raised by Public Comment that are not already on the agenda. Public Comment will be limited to 5 minutes per person at the discretion of the Chairman. NOTICES POSTED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS NEVADA STATE CONTRACTORS BOARD – RENO NEVADA STATE CONTRACTORS BOARD – HENDERSON RENO CITY HALL WASHOE COUNTY COURT HOUSE WASHOE COUNTY LIBRARY PASEO VERDE LIBRARY SAWYER STATE BUILDING CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY Page 3 PLEASE NOTE: 1) Persons/facilities desiring copies of the board’s agenda must submit their request in writing every six months. 2) With regard to any board meeting, it is possible that an amended notice will be published adding new items to the original agenda. Amended notices will be posted in accordance with the Open Meeting Law: however, they will not be mailed to individuals on the board’s mailing list. 3) Members of the public who are disabled and require special accommodations or assistance at the meeting are requested to notify the board office in writing at 9670 Gateway Drive, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89521 or by calling 775-688-1141 prior to the date of the meeting. 4) Pursuant to NRS 241.020(6), please take notice: (1) Items on the agenda may be taken out of order; (2) Two or more agenda items may be combined for consideration; and (3) At any time, items on the agenda may be removed from the agenda or discussion of the items may be delayed. Page 4 CONSENT AGENDA RATIFICATION OF APPROVED APPLICATIONS Page 1 of 57 AUGUST 23, 2012 1 456 SIGN LAS VEGAS, NV 0077228; DOUGLAS DOMINICK MORMILE, PRESIDENT; DOUGLAS DOMINICK MORMILE, SECRETARY/TREASURER; DOUGLAS DOMINICK MORMILE, CMS/TRADE; (C-6A-OUTDOOR ADVERTISING); NEW APPLICATION APPROVAL DATE: 07/27/2012 APPROVED: CLASS: C-6A-OUTDOOR ADVERTISING LIMIT: 10K BOND: 2K CLASS: C6A-OUTDOOR ADVERTISING *F.S. REVEW 2 A & A MASONRY LLC PAHRUMP, NV 0038038A; ALAN MICHAEL YUNKER, MEMBER; ANITA MARY YUNKER, MEMBER; ALAN MICHAEL YUNKER, CMS/TRADE; (C18-MASONRY); FINANCIAL STATEMENT REVIEW APPROVAL DATE: 07/24/2012 FINANCIAL REVIEW - LOWER LIMIT: $240,000 - BOND TO REMAIN THE SAME 3 A A A PARKING LOT CARE INC LAS VEGAS, NV ANTONY STEPHEN BAILEY, PRESIDENT; ROXIE LOUISE MILLER, SECRETARY/TREASURER; ANTONY STEPHEN BAILEY; ROXIE LOUISE MILLER; (A8-SEAL & STRIPE OF ASPHALTIC SURFACES); NEW APPLICATION DENIAL DATE: 07/18/2012 NRS 624.265 - CHARACTER AND FR 4 A B C PLUMBING AND HEATING RENO, NV PHILLIP RUSSELL STEWART DBA; PHILLIP RUSSELL STEWART, OWNER; PHILLIP R STEWART, CMS/TRADE; (C-1-PLUMBING & HEATING); NEW APPLICATION DENIAL DATE: 08/06/2012 NRS 624.263 - PRIOR REVOCATION 5 A C CHRISTIAN INC MINDEN, NV 0034194A; ALLEN CHARLES CHRISTIAN, PRESIDENT; SHERYL MARIE CHRISTIAN, VICE PRESIDENT; SHERYL MARIE CHRISTIAN, CMS; ALLEN CHARLES CHRISTIAN, TRADE; (B1- PREMANUFACTURED HOUSING , B2-RESIDENTIAL & SMALL COMMERCIAL , B5-PREFABRICATED STEEL STRUCTURES); BROADENING OF CLASSIFICATION APPROVAL DATE: 07/18/2012 APPROVED: CLASS: B1-PREMANUFACTURED HOUSING , B5-PREFABRICATED STEEL STRUCTURES ALLEN CHRISTIAN, PRES B1-PREMANUFACTURED HOUSING, B5-PREFABRICATED STEEL STRUCTURES 6 A COMPANY PORTABLE RESTROOMS INC NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV LAURENCE MOORE, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD; JEFFREY OWEN MOORE, PRESIDENT; LAURENCE MOORE; (C25-FENCING & EQUIPPING PLAYGROUNDS); NEW APPLICATION APPROVAL DATE: 07/13/2012 APPROVED: CLASS: C25-FENCING & EQUIPPING PLAYGROUNDS LIMIT: $50,000 - BOND: $5,000; CLASS: C-25 FENCING AND EQUIPPING PLAYGROUNDS CONTINGENT UPON PASSING REQUIRED CMS EXAM WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS CONSENT AGENDA RATIFICATION OF APPROVED APPLICATIONS Page 2 of 57 AUGUST 23, 2012 7 A T C ASSOCIATES LAS VEGAS, NV A T C GROUP SERVICES INC DBA; 0059305; ELLEN BOND MILLER, SECRETARY; REX SCOTT HEPPE, CMS/TRADE - 04/25/2012; (A22-UNCLASSIFIED); A22 IS DESIGNATED FOR TANKS & HAZARDOUS ASSESSMENT & REMEDIATION ONLY; CHANGE/ADDITION Q.I. APPROVAL DATE: 08/06/2012 ANDREW DOONAN STUART, QE/CMS/TRADE A22-DESIGNATED FOR TANKS & HAZARDOUS ASSESMENT & REMEDIATION ONLY CONTINGENT UPON PASSING CMS EXAM WITHIN 60 DAYS; COPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE 8 ABAT BUILDERS INC ROSEMONT, IL 0073588; ANTONI CZUPRYNA, PRESIDENT; JERZY STANISLAW CZUPRYNA, VICE PRESIDENT; JACEK PELKA, SECRETARY/TREASURER; JACEK PELKA, CMS/TRADE; (B-GENERAL BUILDING); PERMANENT RAISE IN LIMIT APPROVAL DATE: 07/17/2012 LIMIT: $4,400,000 - BOND TO REMAIN AT $30,000 9 ABAYLA CONTRACTING SERVICES INC SAN RAMON, CA 0077123; TONY FRANK FERNANDES, PRESIDENT; PATTI JEAN FERNANDES, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER; TONY FRANK FERNANDES, CMS/TRADE; (B2-RESIDENTIAL & SMALL COMMERCIAL); PERMANENT RAISE IN LIMIT APPROVAL DATE: 07/25/2012 LIMIT: $1,500,000; CONTINGENT UPON $30,000 BOND 10 ADDISON INC LAS VEGAS, NV 0054771A; STEVEN EARL VANMEETREN, PRESIDENT; STEVEN EARL VANMEETREN, CMS/TRADE; (C20-TILING); VOLUNTARY SURRENDER TABLED DATE: 08/06/2012 RESOLUTION OF COMPLAINT OF RELATED LICENSE #21205 11 ADDITIONS N MORE LAS VEGAS, NV ALTAIR HOLDINGS LLC DBA; JAMES WARD PETTY, MANAGER; ROBIN CHARLES TILLARD, CMS/TRADE; (C-2-ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING); NEW APPLICATION; RECONSIDERATION
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