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Monday, May 1, 2017

Vol. 63 #18

Member Spotlight ............... 2

Member Anniversaries & New Members .................. 3

Local Events of Interest ...... 3

Transportation Improvements on Their Way! ..................... 4

Contractors State License Board Reaches Settlement to Revoke License of General Contractor in Berkeley Balcony Collapse Case ...... 7

Smart People Practice SMART Safety Measures .11

Capitol Connection ............ 13

Classified ads .................... 17

Advertising rates ................ 18

Plan Room Info .................. 20

Plan Room .................... 21-40

Construction Education Dinner Thursday, May 11th 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

To RSVP call (707) 542-9502 Reservations are required to attend.

NCBE Board Meeting Monday, May 22nd

4 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Memorial Day Holiday Monday, May 29th

NCBE will be closed in observance of Memorial Day.

CPR/First Aid Training Class Wednesday, June 7th

9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Cost: $85

Seminars & Events

Construction Training Center 1030 Apollo Way, Santa Rosa

Check out NCBE’s all new-and-improved website:www.ncbeonline.com

Applicants being sought for new NCBE Board of Directors members in 2017-18; deadline is May 12th NCBE’s Nominating Committee will be meeting soon and is accepting

applications or recommendations from Builders Exchange members for good candidates to serve on the Builders Exchange Board of Directors.

NCBE Board members serve 3-year terms beginning July 1st and a candidate ideally would be the owner, partner, or senior manager of a Builders Exchange member firm.

Chairing this year’s Nominating Committee is Immediate Past NCBE President Clay Green (CATS 4 U). Serving with him on the committee will be the other four current Officers on the Executive Committee and four Past Presidents. The four other Officers are current President Eric Ziedrich (Healdsburg Lumber Company), 1st Vice President Jeff Scott (Mead Clark Lumber), 2nd Vice President Ken Kreischer (Western Water Constructors), and Secretary-Treasurer Doug Hamilton (Oak Grove Construction).

Board meetings are held monthly on the fourth Monday beginning at 4 p.m. at NCBE headquarters, located at 1030 Apollo Way in Santa Rosa. In addition to good attendance at Board meetings, Directors are asked to serve on at least one of NCBE’s eight committees and to take part in as many of NCBE’s special events as possible.

All nominees who members wish to submit for consideration – including themselves – should be sent to Keith Woods, NCBE Chief Executive Officer, at [email protected]. Nominations must be submitted by Friday, May 12th.

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May 1, 2017 NCBE Building News

2016-17 NCBE Board of DirectorsPresident ERIC ZIEDRICH Healdsburg Lumber Co.1st Vice President JEFF SCOTT Mead Clark Lumber Co.2nd Vice President KEN KREISCHER Western Water Constructors, Inc.Secretary/Treasurer DOUG HAMILTON Oak Grove Construction Company, Inc.Past President CLAY GREEN Cats 4 U, Inc.Directors DOUG ANGELO Exchange BankHENRY BEAUMONT PCDMIKE BEHLER Behler Construction Co.MICHELLE BOOM LeDuc & Dexter, Inc.TOM BOYLAN Boylan Point Agency ROBERT CANTU Western BuildersANDY CHRISTOPHERSON Synergy GroupGAIL COCHRAN RCX, Inc.ART DEICKE Environmental Pollution SolutionsDAN GALVIN Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro & MoranDAVID HILLMER Empire Contracting, Inc.GREG HURD BKF EngineersCRAIG LAWSON CALCBSDAVID LEFF Leff ConstructionJOE LICKEY Denny’s Electric, Inc.GLENN SMITH Smith Dollar PC BILL WILLIAMS

Advanced Security Systems merges with Allied Alarms Inc.

Advanced Security Systems has announced a planned merger with one of Sonoma Counties’ longest established alarm companies- Allied Alarms Inc. Allied Alarms has served the Sonoma County area for 30 years and shares the same values as the 45 year old, family owned Advanced Security. Together they will form a full service security and life safety company with a complete line of security, fire, surveillance and medical monitoring. The merger also benefits Allied’s customers by utilizing Advanced Security Systems’ 24 hour state of the art alarm monitoring center.

Allied Alarm customers can expect expanded services while they receive the same local service and fast response they have come to trust. Expanded services include: 24 hour on call technicians to provide service 24 hours a day, 365 days a week, locally owned and operated monitoring center, factory trained and certified technicians, easy automatic payment options and online bill pay from our website- www.advancedsecurity.us.

Key personnel from Allied Alarms will join the Advanced Security Systems staff to help ensure a smooth transition and have a continued familiar voice. All systems have been transferred to Advanced Security’s monitoring center and Allied customers will not have any disruption in services.

“We are excited to welcome Allied Alarms’ clients into our company. This merger is a great fit for both of us as we are already servicing these same communities. It is a great honor to help protect these customers and keep up the level of service that only a local security company can provide” said Chuck Petrusha, CEO.

For more information, please call (707) 443-6366 or visit www.advancedsecurity.us.

Pictured left to right, Yaqui Lara, Owner Allied Alarms, Bill Davies, Owner Allied Alarms and Chuck Petrusha, CEO Advanced Security Systems.

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May Anniversaries30 YEARS Windsor Telcom Computer Services ........................ Windsor Incom Mechanical, Inc. ........................................... Petaluma Jeff Molik .............................................................Santa Rosa

20 YEARS Baldry Brothers Drilling ......................................... Penngrove Soule Building Systems, Inc. ........................................Cotati

15 YEARS R & B Company ...................................................... San Jose

10 YEARS Team Ghilotti, Inc. ................................................... Petaluma

5 YEARS Avellino Construction .............................................. Petaluma Roger B. Lees Construction Co. .................................. Fulton West Coast Professional Door .............................. Cloverdale

ONE YEAR North Bay Acoustics ............................................ Sebastopol Green Right O’way Constructors, Inc. .................................Willits Maki Construction .........................................................Ukiah Detail Construction ............................................... Fort Bragg Rigos Custom Cabinets ............................................ Windsor California Pacific Homes, Inc. ....................................... Irvine Bravo Company Restoration Corporation ................. Windsor Light-Frame Construction, Inc. ..................................Oakland Nielsen Aire Corp. dba Greenlynx ....................... Sebastopol

New Members

Synergy Support Services, Inc. ..........................Santa Rosa

Synergy Construction, LLC .................................Santa Rosa

Gringo Dave’s, Inc ....................................................Redding

Delta Gunite Solano, Inc. ..........................................Fairfield

Nathan Creer dba Backyards-2-Bathrooms ........... Petaluma

Able Concrete Pumping ...............................................Cotati

Howdy’s Drywall, Inc. ...................................................Cotati

Congratulations May Anniversary Members and Welcome New Members!

Help us build up the Builders Exchange If you’re willing to help promote the North Coast Builders

Exchange, here are a couple of things you can do:

1) Refer a prospective new member. If that company joins because you sent them our way, you’ll get a $50 credit on your NCBE account.

2) Put our bright, round yellow-and-black NCBE sticker on your truck or car to show your support. Contact Robin at [email protected] for stickers.

Construction Industry Conference

Friday, May 12th Hyatt Vineyard Creek

Santa Rosa

RERA MEETING To Be Announced

May 16th 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Hosted by Asien’s Appliance

NARI MEETING Being Found Online:

What You Need to Know in 2017 June 6th

5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

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NBLC thanks all who contributed to the passing the Road Repair and Accountability Act- SB1 with a historic vote of 54 to 26 in the Assembly and 27 to 11 in the Senate. This bill has been a decade in the making and it is a victory for our state, especially for our commuters. NBLC is pleased that the legislators passed a bill that is fiscally sound, does not rely on borrowing and, provides

$52.4 billion to repair our crumbling transportation infrastructure.

NBLC is especially appreciative of Senator Jim Beall, D-San Jose and Assembly member Jim Frazier, D-Oakley for their efforts in crafting the bills and leading the efforts to pass them in their respective houses. We also praise the North Bay delegation for their determination to get this long overdue bill passed, including Sen. McGuire (a co-sponsor of the bill), Sen. Dodd, and Assembly members Aguiar-Curry, Levine and Wood. Kudos to Governor Brown, Senate pro Tem De Leon and Assembly Speaker Rendon for all their leadership in passing the bill.

And finally, to our colleagues who fought so hard to ensure that our elected representatives knew that passing SB1 was a top priority in the North Bay and kept the pressure on - we are delighted that our teamwork achieved our goal and we look forward to working together in the future.

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Sponsorship Opportunities Available. Contact your account representative today for details. 707-521-5270

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Register to attend at nbbj.news/Const17 or call 707-521-5270. Registration deadline Tuesday, May 9.$65 pp; $675/table of 10. Price includes a subscription to the

North Bay Business Journal (new subscribers only).

Friday, May 12 Hyatt Vineyard Creek, Santa Rosa

Registration 8:00am • Program 8:30-11am

“Building the future now”Keynote speaker:

Mark LautmanInternational speaker and founding director of the Community Economics Lab, an Albuquerque, N.M.-based not-for-profit think tank that innovates approaches to economic development. Author of the book: When the Boomers Bail: A Community Economics Survival Guide.

Building the labor supplyDoug Hamilton Oak Grove Construction

Building our infrastructureSuzanne Smith Sonoma County Transportation Authority

Breaking the housing logjamRachel GinisFounder and CEO, Lilypad Homes: Renovating existing housing stock to create new units

Speaker underwritten by Simons & Woodard, Business Journal and Building Industry Association of the Bay Area

We encourage NCBE members to attend this Conference The North Bay Business Journal’s annual “Construction Industry Conference” is always packed with timely and

valuable information on what’s happening locally in the building world, and we encourage NCBE members to attend. You can see by the speakers listed above that this will be another great meeting.

One of the highlights of the Conference will be remarks by Doug Hamilton (Oak Grove Construction) who will be addressing the critical industry issue of a shortage of qualified workers. He’ll describe a new training program called the North Bay Construction Corps, a successful joint venture of NCBE, the Career Technical Education Foundation, and the Sonoma County Office of Education to recruit and train young workers.


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The California CSLB has reached a stipulated settlement that will formally revoke the license of Segue Construction, Inc. (#638854), the general contractor responsible for the building of an apartment complex in Berkeley where a balcony collapsed on June 16, 2015. The collapse killed 6 people and seriously injured 7 others.

The settlement, adopted and signed by signed by the CSLB’s Legal Action Deputy on behalf of the Registrar on April 19, 2017, will become effective on May 19, 2017.

The following are the terms agreed to:

The Segue Construction license is revoked. The license holders cannot apply for reissuance or reinstatement of any license for five (5) years from the effective date of this decision;

Kirk Alan Wallis, Segue’s Responsible Managing Officer (RMO), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and President from March 4, 1992 to January 11, 2008 has agreed that he is jointly and severally responsible for reimbursing CSLB’s total investigative costs of $99,950, prior to issuance of a new or reinstated license;

David Michael Dunlop, Segue’s Officer from February 7, 2002 to January 11, 2008, and RMO from January 11, 2008 to June 29, 2016, has agreed that he is jointly and severally responsible for reimbursing CSLB’s total investigative costs in an amount not to exceed $15,000, prior to the issuance of a new or reinstated license; and

For Wallis and/or Dunlop to associate with any future California contractor’s license, a disciplinary bond that totals

between $15,000 and $150,000 must be filed with CSLB, for a period of at least two years and for such additional time as the Registrar may determine.

The stipulated settlement, resolves an Accusation filed on November 29, 2016, that alleged that Segue willfully departed from or disregarded building plans or specifications, and willfully departed from accepted trade standards for good and workmanlike construction in the building of the Berkeley apartment complex.

CSLB operates under the umbrella of the California Department of Consumer Affairs, licensing and regulating more than 282,000 contractors in California.

Contractors State License Board Reaches Settlement to Revoke License of General Contractor in Berkeley Balcony Collapse Case

Case alleged contractor willfully disregarded plans and departed from accepted trade standards

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Smart People Practice SMART Safety Measures

SMART urges everyone to practice safety along the initial 43-mile route, from the northern part of Santa Rosa to downtown San Rafael. SMART's testing of the train system will soon end and commuter service will begin. SMART is very concerned that Petaluma has implemented Quiet Zones on 7 of their 9 crossings and is calling for the public to take extra precautions there.

FOR YOUR SAFETY• Never walk on railroad tracks. SMART operates an active railroad and walking on the tracks is illegal.

• Use designated railroad crossings only. Wait for the bells and flashing lights to stop and for the gate to rise completely before crossing railroad tracks.

• Be prepared to stop at railroad crossings. Slow down, look both ways and listen for warning signals.

• When driving, never stop on the tracks and never race a train.

For more safety tips visit SMART's rail safety website at www.BeTrackSmart.org. In the event of a railroad emergency or if the railroad crossing gates are not working properly, please contact SMART's Rail Operation Center: 1-888-412-3330. This number can also be found on the blue Emergency Notification Signs located at all crossing gates.

Help us build up the Builders ExchangeIf you’re willing to help promote the North Coast Builders Exchange, here are a couple of things you can do:

1) Refer a prospective new member. If that company joins because you sent them our way, you’ll get a $50 credit on your NCBE account. 2) Put our bright, yellow-and-black NCBE sticker on your truck or car to show your support. Contact Robin at [email protected] for stickers.

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Capitol Connection Q&A for ContractorBy Shauna Krause Capitol Services, Inc.

Our congratulations end this session of contractor Q/A. I begin with ‘limited’ help for an attorney, offer a corporate contractor a chance to ‘sole’ source his work and respond with ‘conviction’ to help give hope to a license applicant…

Q: I am an Attorney and you have helped many of my clients in the past. I have a new client who operates as an LLC (Limited Liability Company) and they are interested in obtaining a California Contractors License. I know, from my past experience that when an LLC has another LLC as it’s Member/Manager, both LLC’s are required to be registered and in good standing with the CA Secretary of State. My new client’s LLC is structured with a Limited Partnership as its sole Member. Is the Limited Partnership required to be registered with the CA Secretary of State?

A: It depends. If the Limited Partnership who is the sole

member of the LLC is a California Limited Partnership, then yes, it is required to be registered with the CA Secretary of State. If the Limited Partnership is a foreign entity (formed outside of CA), then it is not required to be registered with the CA Secretary of State. If the LP is foreign, the CSLB will need to see proof that it’s registered to do business in its Home State.

Q: I am currently the RMO (Responsible Managing Officer) for an LLC. Is it possible for me to disassociate from the company license and start an individual

Sole Proprietor business without having to re-take the exams?

A: Yes, once you disassociate from a license you have a period of five years to add yourself to another license without needing to re-take the exams. Let me know if you’d like our assistance with the process of obtaining that Sole Proprietor license.

Q: Can I get a Contractor’s License if I have a felony in my past?

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A: The conviction alone does not prevent you from obtaining a Contractor License. Each conviction is reviewed by the CSLB, and in most instances only becomes an issue if they determine that the crime is “substantially related” to the Contractor’s ability to perform work in a safe and responsible manner.

Notice of New Registrar:

The California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) recently announced David Fogt, who is currently the CSLB’s Enforcement Chief, has been selected to serve as the Board’s new Registrar of Contractors, effective May 2, 2017. The current Registrar, Cindi Christenson, recently announced her plan to retire effective May1, 2017. Mr.

Fogt began his CSLB career in 1990 as a Deputy Registrar Contractor. Over the next ten years, he was promoted to other enforcement supervisory positions, and eventually to Enforcement Chief in 2001. Mr. Fogt is also one of the few Registrar’s who is also a licensed contractor. David currently has an Inactive painting license that he earned in 1986.

Congratulations to Mr. David Fogt!

While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, email [email protected], or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 500, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

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ESTIMATORS WANTED MUST have experience estimating public & private works. Minimum of 5 years estimating for general engineering company doing 10 million or more. Computer literate and AGTEK knowledge required. Email resumes [email protected] OR call Mike Jr. or Steve L. (707) 542-4862. An equal opportunity employer.

INVENTORY/YARD CLERK POSITION Weeks Drilling & Pump Co is looking for an organized team player to fill the Inventory/Yard Clerk position. Compensation is based on skills and experience. Learn more about us at www.weeksdrilling.com Call: (707) 824-2477

EXPERIENCED PUMP MECHANIC / TECHNICIAN WANTED. Water well pump installation and service. Weeks Drilling & Pump Co offers a comprehensive benefits package, and a generous hourly wage. Contact Kathryn (707) 824-2477.

CODE ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR I / II Salary: I - $4,616 - $5,610/mo., II - $5,814 - $7,068/mo. County of Sonoma! 2 FT positions available and anticipate future extra-help positions. You must submit separate application materials to each

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ACCOUNTING & HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATOR To assure accurate, timely financial information is produced and accurate administration and management of all employee benefits and reporting requirements. CLICK HERE for full job description. Apply to [email protected].

EXPERIENCED PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT Western Builders, a Northern California general contractor is seeking an experienced project Superintendent with leadership skills to manage commercial construction projects. Benefits and compensation will depend on level of experience. Qualified applicants can

contact us through our website at www.westernbuilders.info or fax resume to (707) 542-6285.

ESTIMATOR FOR FENCE CO. Coggins Fence & Supply is looking for an estimator. This is a full time position. Job Duties: Meet with customers and provide written proposals based on their needs, Prepare work orders for the crews, Assist other estimators on larger projects, Manage your time for scheduling appointments, writing proposals, & creating work orders. Please email your cover letter and your resume to: [email protected].

NICET LEVEL I-IV ENGINEER, ESTIMATOR, PROJECT MANAGER Bay Cities Fire Protection, Inc. is looking for a NICET Level I-IV Engineer, Estimator, Project Manager. Must know Codes NFPA 13, 13R, 13D, Autocad, PDF & BIM a plus. Great Pay, and Benefits. Please send your resume to [email protected]

WANTEDUSED CONSTRUCTION JOB TRAILER Contact [email protected]

Classified Ad Listings – Free to NCBE membersHELP WANTED

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4” x 3.5” Vertical Front/Back Business card $30 $61 $390 $806

3.5” x 5” 1/4 Page Vertical $46 $92 $598 $1,196

7.5” x 5” 1/2 Page Horizontal $92 $185 $1,196 $2,405

7.5” x 10” Full Page Vertical $185 $370 $2,405 $4,810

Sub Bid Ad3” x 3.5” Sub-Bid (E.O.E. ad) $24 $48

‘Hot Links’ Ad (NCBE Members only) 8.5” x 11” Electronic Flyer $90 Not available

Classified Ad (NCBE Members only)35 words Text only (3 week maximum) FREE Not available

Ad Deadline – We need to receive your ad by 5 p.m. on Wednesday to be included in the next publication.

Ad requirements – A full-size, high-resolution (300ppi) pdf or jpeg file.

* Non-Member ad rates apply to all NCBE Limited Memberships, which include Worker Comp, Student & SS Limited Memberships.

Building News is a weekly publication. All advertising for non-members must be paid in advance. For any questions, please email Deb Rourke at NCBE, or call (707) 542-9502.

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Viewing the Plan Room section of Building News is reserved for members of the NCBE.

This section includes local construction information and plans available in NCBE’s onsite or online plan room, plus:

• City/County Notices • Building Permits • Mandatories • New Projects • Projects Out to Bid • Bid Results • Septic Permits • Legal Notices

… NOT A MEMBER?Additional NCBE member benefits include:

Workers’ Comp Insurance Group Health Insurance Safety Training Electronic Plan Room Business-focused Seminars & Workshops

Promotional Opportunities Networking Events & Community Service

If you are interested in becoming a member of the North Coast Builders Exchange, please contact:

Robin Bartholow, Director of Marketing (707) 542-9502.

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