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Board accepts $1,000 consent agreement and dismisses multiple complaints

Manufactured Housing Professionals, Board of Licensure · April 8, 2026
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Summary

At its April 8 meeting the Manufactured Housing Professionals, Board of Licensure accepted a $1,000 consent agreement in complaint 2021-MFG-17418 and dismissed a series of other complaints (many under Chapter 370 §5(C)). Votes and movers are listed below.

The Manufactured Housing Professionals, Board of Licensure accepted a consent agreement imposing a $1,000 fine and a warning in complaint 2021-MFG-17418 at its April 8, 2026 meeting in Gardiner. Assistant Attorney General Randy Dow proposed the agreement; Board member Kimberly Nason moved to accept it and Vice-Chair Thatcher Butcher seconded. The motion passed with four votes in favor and two opposed.

The board also voted to dismiss multiple complaints. Patricia Banks moved to dismiss complaint 2023-MFG-18992 (seconded by Kimberly Nason); that motion carried 5-1. A series of complaints (including 2025-MFG-20668, 2025-MFG-20736, 2025-MFG-20779, 2025-MFG-20867, 2025-MFG-20933–20939, 2025-MFG-20999, 2026-MFG-21177 and 2026-MFG-21246) were dismissed, frequently citing Chapter 370 Section 5(C) of the Board rules as the basis. Several motions passed unanimously (6-0); two votes recorded a recusal or an opposed vote as noted in the minutes.

Board action details (movers, seconders, vote tallies): 2021-MFG-17418 — motion to accept consent agreement (mover: Kimberly Nason; second: Thatcher Butcher); vote 4 in favor, 2 opposed; outcome: accepted. 2023-MFG-18992 — motion to dismiss (mover: Patricia Banks; second: Kimberly Nason); vote 5 in favor, 1 opposed; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20668 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Patricia Banks; second: Kimberly Nason); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20736 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Thatcher Butcher; second: Patricia Banks); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20779 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Patricia Banks; second: Thatcher Butcher); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20867 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Kimberly Nason; second: Thatcher Butcher); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20933–20939 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Patricia Banks; second: Kimberly Nason); vote 5 in favor, 1 recused; outcome: dismissed. 2025-MFG-20999 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Kimberly Nason; second: Thatcher Butcher); vote 5 in favor, 1 recused; outcome: dismissed. 2026-MFG-21177 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Kimberly Nason; second: Patricia Banks); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed. 2026-MFG-21246 — dismissal under Chapter 370 §5(C) (mover: Kimberly Nason; second: Patricia Banks); vote 6-0; outcome: dismissed.

The actions resolve a swath of complaints on the board's docket; the minutes record the legal basis cited for many dismissals as Chapter 370 Section 5(C) of the Board rules. No public comments were recorded on these items during this meeting. The board adjourned at 10:23 a.m.