FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD. The Orlando Marriott Lake Mary 1501 International Parkway Lake Mary, FL

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1 FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD The Orlando Marriott Lake Mary 1501 International Parkway Lake Mary, FL January 14, 15, 16, 2015 MEETING MINUTES Unapproved Board Members Present Roy Lenois, Chair James Evetts, Vice Chair Robert Moody Jacqueline Watts Albert Korelishn Aaron Boyette Richard Kane William Sheehan Mark Pietanza Mary Layton Andrew Allocco Keith Lawson II Edward Weller Christopher Cobb Hector Castro Richard Kane Board Members Absent William Brian Cathey Jason Wolf Others Present Dan Biggins, Executive Director, DBPR Amanda Wynn, Government Analyst, DBPR David Spingler, Government Analyst, DBPR Aimee Odom, Regulatory Consultant, DBPR Douglas Dolan, Legal Advisor, AGO Rachel Clark, Legal Advisor, AGO Kyle Christopher, Prosecuting Attorney, DBPR Page 1 of 18

2 ADDITIONAL BUSINESS ENTITIES REVIEW Division II Board members met for Additional Business Entities Review on January 14, 2015 from 2:33 4:08pm. Mr. Lawson led the meeting. Of the 24 applications on the agenda, 13 were approved, 7 were continued, 2 were approved contingent and 1 was withdrawn. APPROVED (13) Buyajian, Sam Jr. Chad, Richard Chapman, Joel Dempsey, Brian Griffin, Charles Hammons, Tommy Martin, David Perry, Heath Post, Michael Potter, Richard Roberts, Terry Sizemore, Wendel Wise III, Albert CONTINUED (7) Gregoire, Daniel- continued 60 days Morgan, Brainard- continued 30 days O Keef, Michael- continued 30 days for both tab O & P Corredor, Mauricio- continued 30 days King, Donald- continued 90 days Konnick, Mark- continued 60 days McCulloch, Peter-continued 30 days CONTINGENT (2) Post, Scott Gomez, Doris WITHDRAWN (1) Snyder, Timothy Division I Board members met for Additional Business Entities Review on January 15, 2015, from 1:32 4:01pm. Mr. Boyette led the meeting. Of the 57 applications on the agenda, 24 were approved, 19 were approved contingent, 6 were continued, 5 were denied, 2 were withdrawn and 1 was pulled. APPROVED (24) Benitez, Michael Bosma, Brandon Bottorff, Donald Brown, Joe Jr. Burchell, Michael Burkhalter, Joseph Page 2 of 18

3 Cappelen, Arthur Culp, W Scott Ermisch,Todd Faris, Refat Gross, Bradley Halt, Wayne Hayes, John Hendrix, Scott Holmes, Robert Ivory, Willie Lambert, Warren Luna, Andres Monteleone, Gennaro Popa, Brandon Ranieri, Allison Rodriguez, Alain Schwake, Ryan Tyler, Gary APPROVED CONTINGENT (19) Asbury, Jeffrey- proof of ownership, live continued education- 60 days Callison, David- proof of ownership, live continuing education- 90 days, 4 years probation Chandler, William- proof of ownership, live continuing education- 60 days Charlemagne, Felix- proof of w-2, live continuing education- 60 days Dienes, Stuart- proof of w-2 within- 60 days Dinger, Paul- proof of w-2, live continuing education within- 60 days Fischer, Robyn- proof of w-2 or ownership and live continuing education within-60 days Garvie, William Jr. - proof of w-2 within 60-days Gause, Terrence- proof of w-2 or ownership, satisfaction of all judgments, live continuing education within- 90 days Jackson, Edwin Jr. - proof of w-2 within 60 days Kenny, Ronald- proof of ownership or w-2, and live continuing education within- 60 days Miller, Robert- proof of w-2, proof of increase in percentage of additional business, and live continuing education Richardson, Ronald- proof of w-2 within 60 days Rodriguez, Jorge- proof of w-2 within 60 days Schroeder, William- proof of w-2 or ownership Stevenson, Adam proof of w-2, live continuing education within 60 days Tuttle, Lee- proof of 20% ownership, continuing education within 60 days Lewellen, Michael Jr. - proof of w-2, live continuing education within 60 days Spears, Shane- proof of w-2, live continuing education within 60 days CONTINUED (6) Brunelle, Richard- continued 90 days King, Donald- continued 90 days Konnick, Mark- continued 60 days Mobley, Eric- continued 60 days Moya, Alex- continued 90 days O Keefe, Michael- continued 60 days Page 3 of 18

4 DENIED (5) Fischer, John Patterson, Chad Post,Scott Turner, David Williams, Christopher WITHDRAWN (2) Fernandez, Luis Kantor, Ori PULLED (1) Bustos, Javier APPLICATION REVIEW Division II Board members met for Application Review on January 14, 2015, from 4:21 6:25pm. Mr. Cobb led the meeting. Of the 57 applications on the agenda, 34 were approved, 6 were continued, 3 were approved contingent, 7 were denied, 5 were withdrawn and 2 were pulled. APPROVED (34) Baldwin, Richard Blessitt, Kevin Boutot, Shayne Bradford, Charles Bradley, Kirk Buettin, Daniel Buss, John Buss, Michael Cseak, Robert Delatorre, Rafael Fischer, Russell Fisher, Jason Flanagan, Sean Fonetboa, Francisco Gerlt, Keith Guerrero, Francisco Jr. Guillen, Sergio Hatcher, Phillip Hotujec, Marc Jagat, Harry Jones, Scott Jones, Scott- tab AF Kellett, Jesse Lane, Dariel Jr. Mathies, Chris Patterson, Cecil Prince, Lynn Pruitt, Brian Page 4 of 18

5 Rector, Samuel Sharpelletti, Michael Stuck, Richard Walima, Charles Wilson, Jeffrey Wines, Jeffrey CONTINUED (6) Shea, Joseph- continued 90 days Sierra, Miguel Jr. continued 60 days Soares, Polynne- continued 30 days Webb, Troy- continued 60 days Borrelli, Patrick- continued 30 days Derosa, Paul- continued 90 days APPROVED CONTINGENT (3) Caldaro, Christopher Green, David Wonsetler, Roger DENIED (7) Bent, Brian Bryan, Phillip Curvin, Larry Foutch, Kristofor Navarro, David Semenenko, Vladislav White, Charles WITHDRAWN (5) Mello, Paul Jr. Dyer, Dennis Green, Jay Robbins, Lee Williams, Peter PULLED (2) Ondarza, Alejandro Ritz, Stephen Division II voted unanimously to ratify the list of financially responsible officer approvals. Division I Board members met for Application Review on January 15, 2015, from 4:18 6:10p.m. Mr. Evetts led the meeting. Of the 28 applications on the agenda, 11 were approved, 5 were continued, 3 were approved contingent, 4 were denied, 4 were withdrawn and 1 was pulled. APPROVED (11) Angelo, Victor- downgrade to CBC Appoloney, James Jr. Page 5 of 18

6 Ashley, Brock Borders, Matthew Elkhatib, Omar- downgrade to residential Lane, Dariel Jr. Lomax, Scott- downgrade Industrial GC Mathis, William Nichols, Frederick O Brien, Ronald Woodley, Richard CONTINUED (5) Diaz, Nicholas- continued 90 days Jones, Michael- continued 30-days Torres, Daniel- continued 120 days Bianchini, Allessandra- continued 120 days Cassidy, Jeffrey- continued 30 days APPROVED CONTINGENT (3) Charlton, Richard Gessa, Robert Severe, Ashley DENIED (4) Soares, Polynne Coffey, Anna Hernandez, Hipolito Pineda, Paul WITHDRAWN (4) Caro, Nicholas Gonzalez, Carlos Nocito,Olindo Whaley, John PULLED (1) Ondarza, Alejandro-pulled Division I voted unanimously to ratify the list of financially responsible officer approvals. PROBATION Division II Board Members convened for Probation on January 15, 2015 from 11:02am 11:05a.m. Mr. Korelishn led the meeting. Cyr, Kyle CAC Hartwick, Benjamin CAC Page 6 of 18

7 Division I Board Members convened for Probation on January 15, 2015 from 1:00 1:12pm. Mr. Sheehan led the meeting. Allen, Steven CGC Asbury, Jason CGC Result: Continuance Henderson, Jonathan SCC Obregon, Hector CGC Orman, Mark CGC Rudge, Remon CGC Stark, Marshall RB Valladares, Jose CGC Winters, Tracy CBC GENERAL SESSION The meeting was called to order by Roy Lenois, Chair, at 9:03am. Mr. Boyette gave the Invocation. Mr. Korelishn led the Pledge of Allegiance. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR S REPORT DANIEL BIGGINS Mr. Biggins requested the Board excuse the following absences: Mr. Cathey Mr. Wolf The Board voted unanimously to excuse the above absences. With nothing further to report the board voted unanimously to approve this report. CHAIRMAN S REPORT Roy Lenois Mr. Lenois gave the following report: Page 7 of 18

8 He is looking forward to a good year with the board. With nothing further to report the board voted unanimously to approve this report. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY S REPORT KYLE CHRISTOPHER Mr. Christopher gave the following report: For the month of December 2014, the overall license activity case load was 633, up from 617 in November of 2014, and up from 416 in December There were 461 cases currently in Legal to be reviewed, 11 cases set for probable cause, 31 cases where probable cause had been found/administrative complaints filed, 1 settlement stipulation approved, 1 informal hearings requested, 0 cases awaiting outside action, 23 cases ready for default, 42 formal hearings requested, 6 cases referred to DOAH, 1 case in settlement negotiations, 0 cases pending board date, 35 cases set for board presentation, 21 cases awaiting final orders, 0 cases under appeal and 0 cases had been re-opened. For the month of December 2014, 117 cases were closed. With nothing further to report the board voted unanimously to approve this report. ATTORNEY GENERAL S REPORT Douglas Dolan AMERICAN TENNIS COURTS INC PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT Representative(s) from American Tennis Courts Inc. was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating American Tennis Courts Inc. filed a petition for a declaratory statement on October 20, The petition was noticed in the Florida Administrative Register on October 28, Mr. Dolan noted the petition seeks the Board s interpretation as to what Class Codes they should have for a Florida s Contractor s License. Mr. Dolan asked the Board to consider whether or not the petition meets the criteria for a declaratory statement, and to dismiss or answer as appropriate. After discussion, the Board voted the petitioner had standing. After further discussion, the petitioner withdrew his declaratory statement. LEONARDO AMPIE REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Ampie was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Mr. Ampie s application FOR A Certified Mechanical Contractor s license was denied at the September 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate required experienced, as required by Rule ,Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October of Mr. Ampie timely requested board reconsideration. Page 8 of 18

9 After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the previous denial and approve the application for a downgrade to a Certified Class A air conditioning license. MARK BIEBIGHAUSER PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT Mr. Biebighauser was not present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Mr. Biebighauser filed a petition for a declaratory statement on October 15, The petition was noticed in the Florida Administrative Register on October 21, Mr. Dolan noted the petition seeks the Board to request a classification for Prestress/Precast Concrete Panel Erection in order for them to apply for a license with the. Mr. Dolan asked the Board to consider whether or not the petition meets the criteria for a declaratory statement, and to dismiss or answer as appropriate. After discussion, the Board voted to decline to answer due to lack of standing. BROWARD COUNTY BORA PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT Representatives from Broward County BORA were present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating the Broward County BORA filed a petition for a declaratory statement on October 15, The petition was noticed in the Florida Administrative Register on October 21, Mr. Dolan noted the petition seeks the Board s interpretation as to whether a Mechanical Contractor or Class A or B Air Conditioning Contractor can install, remove or replace the Air-Conditioning control wiring used to shut down air conditioning equipment by duct detectors in systems that are controlled by a Fire Control Panel. Mr. Dolan asked the Board to consider whether or not the petition meets the criteria for a declaratory statement, and to dismiss or answer as appropriate. After discussion, the Board voted the petitioner had standing. After further discussion, the Board voted that either a Mechanical, Class A or B Air Conditioning Contractor can install, remove or replace the Air-Conditioning control wiring used to shut down air conditioning equipment by duct detectors in systems that are controlled by a Fire Control Panel LEWIN CAMPBELL REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Campbell was present with counsel Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Mr. Campbell s application for a Certified Roofing Contractor s license was denied at the September 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, as required by Rule , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October Mr. Campbell timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. Page 9 of 18

10 ANNIE- MAY CLAYTON REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Ms. Clayton was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Ms. Clayton s application to qualify an additional business was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate financial stability, and responsibility, as required by , Florida Statute, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October of Ms. Clayton timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the previous denial and approve the application. FRANCISCO DALMAU REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Dalmau was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Mr. Dalmau s application to qualify an additional business was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for lack of experience as required by , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October of Mr. Dalmau timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the previous denial and approve the application. DIVERSIFIED CONVEYORS INC. PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT Representatives from Diversified Conveyors Inc. were not present or represented by counsel. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Diversified Conveyors Inc. filed a petition for a declaratory statement on October 27, The petition was noticed in the Florida Administrative Register on November 24, Mr. Dolan noted the petition seeks the Board s clarification of the Contractor License Statute confirming the category of Contractor License required for Conveyor System Installation or confirming that Diversified Conveyors, Inc. is not required to obtain a Contractor s License with the State of Florida. Mr. Dolan asked the board to consider whether or not the petition meets the criteria for a declaratory statement, and to dismiss or answer as appropriate. After discussion, the Board voted to deny the petition for declaratory statement due to lack of standing. CHARLES JOSEPH REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Joseph was not present Mr. Dolan presented this case stating Mr. Joseph s application to qualify an additional business entity was denied at the August 2014 meeting of the board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, as required by , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in September of Mr. Joseph timely requested board reconsideration. Page 10 of 18

11 After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. DANIEL KENNEDY REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Kennedy was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Kennedy s application for a General Contractor s license was denied at the July 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to , Florida Statutes, as required by Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in July of Mr. Kennedy timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to vacate previous denial and approve contingent upon providing satisfaction of lien and proof of bond. PHILIP MATHEWS REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Mathews was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Mathews application for a Certified Class B Air Conditioning Contractor s License was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to , Florida Statute, as required by Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in November of Mr. Mathews timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the previous denial and approve the application. SCOTT MCALLISTER REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. McAllister was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. McAllister s application for a change of status for a Certified General Contractor s License was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate financial stability, and responsibility, pursuant to as required by Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October Mr. McAllister timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. MARIO MONTERO REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Montero was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Montero s application for change of status for a Certified Mechanical Contractor s license was denied at the November 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in. Mr. Montero timely requested board reconsideration. Page 11 of 18

12 After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the denial and 90 day continuance. ISAAC PECKEL REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING-withdrawn JUAN RAIGOSA REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr.Raigosa was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Raigosa s application for a Certified General Contractor s license was denied at the September 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October of Mr. Raigosa timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. JAMES RANSCO REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr.Ransco was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Ransco s application for a Certified General Contractor s license was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October Mr. Ransco timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. RAINIER RODRIGUEZ REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Rodriguez was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Rodriguez s application for certified Class B Air Conditioning license was denied at the September 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October Mr. Rodriguez timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial and after further discussion deny the application due to lack of experience. JAY ROSSI REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING-withdrawn Mr. Rossi requested to withdraw the application Page 12 of 18

13 PAUL SASS REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Sass was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Sass application for a Certified General Contractor s license was denied at the November 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in December Mr. Sass timely requested board reconsideration. After discussion, the Board voted to uphold the denial. RICHARD SASTO REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Sasto was present with counsel. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Sasto s application for a change of status for a Certified Plumbing Contractor s license was denied at the May 2014 meeting of the Board due to lack of supervision pursuant to section , Florida Statues. Mr. Sasto timely requested board reconsideration After discussion, the Board voted to vacate the previous denial and approve the application. STEEL FABRICATORS LLC PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT Representatives from Steel Fabricators LLC were present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating the Steel Fabricators LLC filed a petition for a declaratory statement on December 8, The petition was noticed in the Florida Administrative Register on December 18, Mr. Dolan noted the petition seeks the Board s interpretation as to whether a license is required to perform structural steel and architecturally exposed structural steel work in Florida. Mr. Dolan asked the Board to consider whether or not the petition meets the criteria for a declaratory statement, and to dismiss or answer as appropriate. After discussion, the Board voted the petitioner had standing. After further discussion the Board voted to decline to answer due to pending litigation. OMER ZEYREK REQUEST FOR INFORMAL HEARING Mr. Zeyrek was present. Mr. Dolan presented this case stating that Mr. Zeyrek s application for initial issuance of a Certified Roofing license was denied at the October 2014 meeting of the Board for failure to demonstrate the required experience, pursuant to section , Florida Statutes, and Rule 61G , Florida Administrative Code. The Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in October Mr. Zeyrek timely requested board reconsideration. Page 13 of 18

14 After discussion, the Board voted to uphold previous denial. COMMITTEE REPORTS EXAMS/CE/PUBLIC AWARENESS COMMITTEE Christopher Cobb Mr. Cobb gave the following report: A BUILDERS LICENSE TRAINING INSTITUTE- Present 1 st course: Estimating and Bidding for Success approved-contingent the provider provides staff the appropriate break down of timeline within 30 days. AAA CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL INC- Present 1 st course: Accessibility (AOA) - approved 2 nd course: Advanced Navigation of Florida/Miami-Dade Product Approvals approved 3 rd course: Ethics approved 4 th course: Florida Statute 713 Proper Liens approved 5 th course: Florida Statute 713 The Lien Law approved 6 th course: Residential Radon Resistant Construction (Classroom Version) approved 7 th course: Residential Radon Resistant Construction (Online Version) - approved 8 th course: Safety Regulations for the Florida Construction Industry approved AE21 INCORPORATED DBA ASSN OF PROPERTY & CASUALTY CLAIMS-Present 1 st course: ABCs of Anti-Concurrent Causation approved 2 nd course: Building Codes Update Wind and Flood approved 3 rd course: Deconstructing a Repair Estimate approved 4 th course: Estimating and Evaluating Catastrophic Property Damage Loss approved 5 th course: Examining a Windstorm Loss Piece by Piece approved 6 th course: Proving Hail Damage Using Qualified Experts and Technological Advancements approved BUILDING OFFICIALS & INSPECTORS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION (BOIEA) 1 st course: 2014 Florida Building Code Mechanical Significant Changes approved 2 nd course: ASCE 24 and the Florida Building Code Part 1 approved 3 rd course: ASCE 24 and the Florida Building Code Part 2 approved 4 th course: Chapter 10 Florida Building Code Plumbing, Traps, Interceptors and Separators approved 5 th course: Chapter 10 Means of Egress approved 6 th course: Chapter 10 Means of Egress Exit Access, Exit and Exit Discharge approved 7 th course: Chapter 16 Structural Designs approved 8 th course: Chapter 3 FBC Residential Building Planning approved 9 th course: Floodplain and the Florida Building Code approved 10 th course: Florida Accessibility Code Accessible Route approved 11 th course: Florida Accessibility Code Chapter 5 General Site & Building Elements approved 12 th course: Florida Accessibility Code Chapter 6 Plumbing Elements and Facilities approved 13 th course: Florida Building Code Chapter 1 Administrative approved 14 th course: Florida Building Code Chapter 24 Glass and Glazing approved 15 th course: Florida Building Code Chapter 5 General Building Heights and Areas approved 16 th course: Florida Building Code Mechanical Chapter 5 Exhaust Systems approved Page 14 of 18

15 17 th course: Florida Building Code Mechanical Chapter 5 Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Control Systems approved 18 th course: Florida Building Code Mechanical Chapter 11 Refrigeration approved 19 th course: Florida Building Code Mechanical Chapter 3 General Regulations approved 20 th course: Florida Building Code Mechanical Chapter 6 Duct Systems approved 21 st course: Florida Building Code Plumbing Chapter 11 Storm Drainage approved 22 nd course: Florida Building Code Plumbing Chapter 3 General Regulations approved 23 rd course: Florida Building Code Plumbing Chapter 4 Fixtures, Faucets and Fixture Fittingsapproved 24 th course: Florida Building Code Plumbing Chapter 6 Water Distribution approved 25 th course: Florida Building Code Plumbing Chapter 9 Vents approved 26 th course: Florida Laws and Rules for Code Professionals approved-removed to GENERAL 27 th course: Significant Changes to the Florida Building Code Plumbing approved 28 th course: Significant Changes to the Florida Building Code Roofing Sections approved 29 th course: The Florida Building Code Substantial Damage and Substantial Improvement approved BUILDING OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA 1 st course: Existing Building Repairs vs. Level One Renovations approved 2 nd course: FBC Chapter 7, 8 & 9, Update 5 th Edition approved 3 rd course: Florida Accessibility (Entrances and Doors) approved 4 th course: Florida Laws and Rules approved-contingent to providing board staff with an amended course timeline break down within 30 days 5 th course: FMC Type 1 and Type 2 Hoods approved 6 th course: FRC, Update 5 th Edition approved 7 th course: NEC Update and Wire Sizing approved 8 th course: Workmans Comp: When Should We File a Claim? approved 9 th course: Workplace Safety Dangers of Ladders and Scaffolds approved CONSTRUCTION SERVICES ENTERPRISE INC 1 st course: Construction Liabilities and Risk Factors approved- contingent to re-submitting revised timeline to board staff EEMAX INC 1 st course: Legionellae: How to Reduce the Risk with Water Heating Systems approved FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBING, HEATING & COOLING CONTRACTORS 1 st course: Business Building Workshop Advanced Sales & Communication Skills approved 2 nd course: Driving Distracted as What Cost? approved 3 rd course: Workers Compensation What You Need to Know approved FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES PLANNERS ASSOCIATION INC 1 st course: Delivering an Iconic Structure approved 2 nd course: Not Even the 3 Little Pigs Built Their Houses out of Glass approved 3 rd course: Zero Waste in Schools from Design to Implementation approved FLORIDA POOL AND SPA ASSOCIATION DBA FLORIDA SWIMMING POOL ASSOCIATION 1 st course: Combining the Power of Ultraviolet and Ozone Technology in Today s leisure Water Industry approved Page 15 of 18

16 NATIONAL COMFORT INSTITUTE INC 1 st course: Commercial Air Balance I denied- lack of timeline 2 nd course: Commercial Air Balance II denied- lack of timeline 3 rd course: Commercial Air Balance III denied- lack of timeline PACEPDH.COM DBA OF THE MEDIA FACTORY INC 1 st course: New Innovations in Pool Industry approved 2 nd course: Pool and Spa Chemical Safety approved REDVECTOR.COM INC 1 st course: 2012 International Green Construction Part 1 approved 2 nd course: 2012 International Green Construction Part 2 approved 3 rd course: Building Information Modeling (BIM) for Contractors approved 4 th course: Building Information Modeling (BIM) Tools approved 5 th course: Commercial 7 Residential Mixed Use Development and Sustainability Webcast (RV AW) approved 6 th course: Commercial Plumbing Systems Essentials (RV-10588) approved 7 th course: CPTED Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (RV-10616AW) approved 8 th course: Crane Safety (RV-10620AW) approved 9 th course: Crime Prevention through Environmental Design Surveys & Floor Plan Reviews Webcast (RV-10542AW) approved 10 th course: Electrical & Arc Flash Hazards (B) (BBAFH00CEB) withdrawn 11 th course: Introduction to ASHRAE Standard for the Design of High Performance Green Building Except Low Rise Residential Building (RV-10613AW) approved 12 th course: Introduction to ASHRAE Energy Standard for Building Except for Low Rise Residential Building (RV-10612AW) approved 13 th course: LEED v4 and Data Center Construction (RV-10621AW) approved 14 th course: LEED v4 Certified Building under the O&M and BD+C Categories (RV-10618AW) approved 15 th course: LEED v4 Operations and Maintenance (RV-10593AW) approved 16 th course: LID Technologies (RV-10545AW) approved 17 th course: New Building Technologies Series Passive Solar Building Technology (RV-10624AW) approved 18 th course: New Building Technologies Series Smart Building Technology (RV-10622AW) approved 19 th course: New Building Technologies Series Smart Lighting Technology (RV-10623AW) approved 20 th course: The Principles and Implications of the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) v2012 (RV-10645AW) approved 21 st course: Worksite Safety 01 OSHA Safety Introduction (RV-10449) approved 22 nd course: Worksite Safety 02 OSHA Electrical Safety (RV-10450) approved 23 rd course: Worksite Safety 03 OSHA Fall Protection (RV-10720) approved 24 th course: Worksite Safety 04 OSHA Struck by and Caught Between Accidents (RV-10452) approved 25 th course: Worksite Safety 05 OSHA Personal Protective Equipment (RV-10453) approved 26 th course: Worksite Safety 06 OSHA Scaffolds (RV-10454) approved 27 th course: Worksite Safety 07 OSHA Cranes and Other Hoists (RV-10455) approved 28 th course: Worksite Safety 08 OSHA Power Tools and Excavations (RV-10456) approved Page 16 of 18

17 29 th course: Worksite Safety 09 OSHA Materials Storage (RV-10458) approved 30 th course: Worksite Safety 10 OSHA Demolition (RV-10561) approved SEMINAR GROUP 1 st course: Florida P3s: Been There, Done That (And How to Prevent Pitfalls) denied With nothing further to report the board voted to approve this report. RULES/PUBLIC/LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MARK PIETANZA Mr. Dolan gave the following report: 61G Normal Penalty Ranges Sent to OFARR 9/4/13 Rule Development Published 11/12/13 A Rules Workshop will be scheduled for the January 2014 Board meeting 61G Written Examination for Swimming Pool Specialty Contractors Sent to OFARR 11/5/13 Rule Development Published 11/12/13 With nothing further to report the board voted to approve this report. RECOVERY FUND COMMITTEE Rick Kane Mr. Kane gave the following report: Nolan vs. Figueroa Denied Moniz vs. Leli Approved- $20, Falsetto vs. Curbelo Approved- $50, Parks vs. Vickers Approved- $16, Jones vs. Dinger Approved- $46, Stubbs vs. Ball Denied Trajkovic vs. Davila Approved- $7, Thompson vs. Randolph Denied Green vs. Myura - Denied Garzon vs. Cantens - Denied Love vs.leonard Approved- $50, Trump vs. Pastora Approved- $50, Marrero vs. Jeune Approved- $25, Sirois vs. Cantens Approved- $50, Kuty vs. Cantens Approved- $7, Nicoles vs. Amerson Approved- $32, Benyounes vs. Ostendorf Approved- $13, Pascual vs. Murphy Approved- $25, Divins vs. Beckner Approved- $1, Holcomb vs. Boyington Approved- $37, McDonald vs. Hurley Approved- $6, Batista vs. Long Denied Page 17 of 18

18 D Errico vs. Dinger Approved- $21, Lyons vs. Couto Approved- $34, Maldonado vs. Tester Approved- $25, St. Fort vs. Poder Approved- $50, Guzzetta vs. Stasinos - Denied Torres vs. Paultre Approved- $25, With nothing further to report the board voted to approve this report. OLD BUSINESS Removal of old materials from laptop. NEW BUSINESS With no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11:40am. Page 18 of 18