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Contractors Licensing Board approves multiple license applicants; one approval held for missing notary
Summary
At a meeting, the Contractors Licensing Board voted to approve a slate of contractor license applicants and accepted the minutes of a prior meeting. One applicanthad approval held pending receipt of a required notary stamp on application documents.
The Contractors Licensing Board approved a series of contractor license applications and accepted minutes from its Sept. 11 meeting during a recent session.
Board members voted to approve applicants seeking commercial and residential contractor licenses, including Nathan James Cook (commercial building), Dale Allen Coy (residential building), Drew Ryan Hettenbach (commercial building), Charles L. Martin (residential building), Ed Allen Mobley (commercial building), John J. Purdy Jr. (residential building), and Christopher Carl Schultz (fire sprinkler contractor). All approvals were made by motion and carried by voice vote; board members responded "aye" to calls for approval.
The board flagged one application for incomplete notarization. During review of application documents for an applicant listed as Furman E. Miller (unlimited roofing contractor), a board member noted a missing notary stamp on a second letter. The board recorded that approval for that application would be contingent on receipt of the missing notary stamp and paperwork. A board member said approval was "pending notary on 1 letter of approval." The board did not adopt a formal denial; instead members withheld final clearance until the documents were completed.
Board members also discussed administrative details and confirmed acceptance of the minutes from the Sept. 11 meeting. The meeting record shows motions to approve the minutes and the slate of license applications; in each case a motion and a second were followed by a voice vote of "aye."
The licensing approvals covered both commercial and residential building contractors and at least one specialty license (fire sprinkler contractor). The board recorded no roll-call vote counts in the transcript excerpt; actions were taken by voice vote. The transcript does not specify which board member made or seconded individual motions.
Ending: The board completed the licensing portion of its agenda and left one application incomplete pending submission of a missing notary stamp. No further formal actions on the pending item were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
