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Roofing Construction Board approves contractor applicants who passed licensing exams
Summary
At a Roofing Construction Board meeting, members approved a slate of contractor and trades applicants who passed parts of licensing exams; the board also noted no HVAC applicants passed this month and scheduled its next meeting for Oct. 10, 2024.
At a meeting of the Roofing Construction Board, members approved a group of contractor and trades applicants who had passed required licensing exams and recorded their test scores.
The approvals came after the board read applicant names and exam results on the record. Because each name was moved and seconded for approval and the board voice-voted "Aye," the applicants were accepted as having met the board's testing requirement. The list of applicants approved during the meeting included Anthony Barnes (Unlimited Roofing, 70%), Corey Biltz (commercial contractor, Part 1: 70%; Part 2: 84%), Chad Siebert (residential contractor, Part 1: 82%; Part 2: 70%), Ridgeway (Unlimited Roofing, 76%), Greg Irvine (fire alarm, 76%), Justin Carter (graining and glazing, 70%), Steve Webbington (commercial contractor, Part 1: 80%; Part 2: 82%), Timothy Allen (excavating, 76%), Chris Gillum (commercial contractor, Part 1: 70%; Part 2: 80%), Casey Erickson (residential contractor, Part 1: 84%; Part 2: 76%), Garrett Rahill (electrical, journeyman, Part 1: 70%; Part 2: 70%), Isaac [surname redacted in transcript] (journeyman, Part 1: 70%; Part 2: 75%), and William Brown (journeyman, Part 1: 75%; Part 2: 70%).
The meeting record shows a consistent process: the board secretary or clerk read each applicant and score, a board member moved approval, another board member seconded, and the board voice-voted in favor. The transcript records the standard phrase "All in favor. Aye" after each motion; no roll-call vote or individual vote tallies were recorded in the transcript.
Board members also noted that for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) applicants, "there's no applicants that passed this month." That was stated on the record and no HVAC approvals were entered.
The board scheduled its next meeting for Oct. 10, 2024, in Room 307 at 3:30 p.m., and then adjourned.
Meeting attendees named on the record included representatives and staff from related offices who were present to support licensing and records. No formal amendments or other ordinance actions were recorded on the licensing approvals item.
