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Evansville City construction review board approves multiple contractor licenses
Summary
The Evansville City Construction Review Board approved license applications for a series of contractors and roofing businesses during a meeting that began at 3:30 p.m.; each application was approved by a voice vote recorded as "motion carries."
The Evansville City Construction Review Board approved license applications for a series of contractors and roofing businesses during a meeting that began at 3:30 p.m., with board members indicating approval by voice vote for each applicant.
The approvals covered both residential and commercial contractors. Applicants named in the transcript included Adam Atkins (Black Pearl Homes), Steven Baker (residential remodeling), Joe Bell (WhiteHat LLC, commercial roofing), Andrew Bolds, Eric Bowman (commercial contractor), Quentin Cook, David Krasinskom (residential/commercial contracting), Andrew Meringer (wire sprinkler contractor), Matthew Pierce (residential contractor), Jared Pruitt (waterproofing contractor), and Stacy Stein (commercial contractor). Several roofing businesses and limited-roofing licenses were discussed for completeness; where the transcript noted limited roofing rather than unlimited roofing, board members confirmed the license type during review.
Board members called each application, heard a motion and a second, and recorded an "aye" voice vote. In each instance in the transcript the presiding member said "motion carries." The transcript does not provide a roll-call tally or identify which board member made the mover/second statements for each individual application, and no public objections or denials were recorded in the excerpt provided.
The approvals were routine and procedural: staff presented applicant materials, board members asked a few brief clarifying questions in some cases (for example, about notary stamps and license classifications), and the board moved to approve. No conditions, amendments, or contested votes appear in the transcript segment provided.
A separate item on the agenda noted there was no continuing education at this meeting and no additional new business. The board scheduled its next meeting for April 23, 2025, in Room 307 at 3:30 p.m.
