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CSLB takes positions on solar disclosure, several bills and approves licensing waivers; votes summarized
Summary
The Contractors State License Board on March 14 recorded a mix of policy positions and administrative approvals: staff will continue work on a PUC solar disclosure without immediate enforcement action, the board authorized limited staff exam‑waiver discretion for out‑of‑state applicants who passed NASCLA exams, and it recorded opposition or oppose‑unless‑amended positions on several pending bills.
The Contractors State License Board on March 14 reviewed multiple regulatory and legislative items and recorded actions including: a staff recommendation on a new solar energy system disclosure document, formal positions on several bills, and authorization for staff to waive certain trade exams for out-of-state applicants who passed an equivalent national exam.
Solar disclosure: Staff briefed the board on a four-part solar energy system disclosure document recently approved by the California Public Utilities Commission for investor-owned utilities. Staff noted the Public Utilities Commission will require that disclosure for certain customers and asked whether CSLB should enforce or verify the document. After discussion of industry concerns, staff recommended no immediate board action; the board reached consensus to take no action at this meeting and for staff to continue working with stakeholders…
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