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Administrative hearing on Lance E. Kelsey's petition for reinstatement concludes; board admits exhibits and will deliberate in closed session
Summary
The Structural Pest Control Board heard testimony and evidence in the reinstatement petition of Lance Eugene Kelsey on Oct. 16. Prosecutors summarized decades of license discipline; Kelsey admitted prior false mechanic's liens and described rehabilitation efforts. The matter was submitted and will be decided after closed-session deliberation.
An administrative hearing on Oct. 16 before the Structural Pest Control Board considered a petition by Lance Eugene Kelsey to reinstate a revoked operator's license.
Administrative Law Judge Sean Gavin opened the record (OAH case 2024-090-635) and Deputy Attorney General Adriana Lazark presented a 601-page exhibit packet outlining Kelsey's licensing and disciplinary history, including two pivotal accusations (2004-22 and 2005-24) that led to revocation in 2006 and related findings that Kelsey filed false mechanics liens. Lazark told the board that, should it choose to reinstate the license, Kelsey would be required to pay board costs (described in the record as approximately $22,647.59).
Kelsey, who appeared without counsel, was sworn…
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