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DIVISION OF BUILDING SAFETY

IDAHO PLUMBING BOARD VIDEOCONFERENCE MEETING

FEBRUARY 16, 2017

IDAHO PLUMBING BOARD

Agenda Item No. 01 Agenda PRESENTER: Matt Gardner, Chairman ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Approve the February 16, 2017 Idaho Plumbing Board meeting agenda. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Consent ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: Tentative agenda ______________________________________________________________________________

TENTATIVE AGENDA

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING


Division of Building Safety

1090 East Watertower Street, Suite 150, Meridian 1250 Ironwood Drive, Suite 220, Coeur d’Alene 2055 Garrett Way, Building 1, Suite 4, Pocatello

dbs.idaho.gov - (208) 332-7137

Thursday, February 16, 2017 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (MST)

(Note: North Idaho - Meeting Commences @ 8:30 a.m. PST)

9:30 a.m. CALL TO ORDER - Matt Gardner, Chairman

o Roll Call & Introductions

o Recognition – Dan Long, Board Member

o Welcome – Shaun Urwin, New Board Member

o Open Forum City and County Concerns

CONSENT AGENDA 1. Approval of the February 16, 2017 Agenda – Matt Gardner, Chairman 2. Approval of the October 6, 2016 Board Meeting Minutes – Matt Gardner, Chairman

INFORMATIONAL AGENDA

3. Compliance Program Report – Terry Blessing, Compliance Supervisor

4. (2017) ISPC Section 603.5.6 – John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager

5. Idaho Code 54-2602 Exceptions – John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager

6. Idaho Code 54-2616 License Fees – John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager

7. Idaho Code 54-2606(d)(e) Bond Requirements – John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager

8. Negotiated Rulemaking – Matt Gardner, Chairman

9. Program Manager Report – John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager

10. Administrator Report – Chris Jensen, Administrator

a. Financial Report

3:30 p.m. ADJOURN

All times, other than beginning, are approximate and scheduled according to Mountain Standard Time (MST), unless otherwise noted. Agenda items may shift depending on the Idaho Plumbing Board’s preference. 01/20/2017r


Agenda Item No. 02 Minutes PRESENTER: Matt Gardner, Chairman ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Approve the October 6, 2016 Idaho Plumbing Board meeting minutes. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Consent ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: Draft minutes ______________________________________________________________________________

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Thursday – October 6, 2016 – 9:30 a.m. (MDT)

Division of Building Safety

1090 East Watertower Street, Suite 150, Meridian 1250 Ironwood Drive, Suite 220, Coeur d’Alene 2055 Garrett Way, Building 1, Suite 4, Pocatello

*DRAFT MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 6, 2016 MEETING

NOTE: The following report is not intended to be a verbatim transcript of the discussions at the meeting, but is intended to record the

significant features of those discussions.

Chairman Matt Gardner called the meeting to order at 9:29 a.m. (MDT) Board Members Present: DBS Staff Members Present: Matt Gardner, Chairman C. Kelly Pearce, Administrator Gilbert Pond, Vice-Chairman Steve Keys, Deputy Administrator, Operations Rick Garrett Ron Whitney, Deputy Administrator, Administration Debbie Oberhofer Patrick Grace, Deputy Attorney General Fred Sisneros, Financial Manager John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager Bill Hatch, Public Information Officer Larry Jeffres, Regional Manager, Region 1 Chris Jensen, Regional Manager, Region 3 Terry Blessing, Compliance Program Supervisor Chuck Knapp, Regional Supervisor, Region 1 Adam Bowcutt, Regional Supervisor, Region 3 Renee Bryant, Administrative Assistant 2/Board Support

Open Forum CWU Attendance – Steve Bennett, Plumbing Program Coordinator, College of Western Idaho (CWI), stated there are 240 plumbing apprentices currently enrolled in the CWI Plumbing Apprenticeship Program. The number reflects both classroom and on-line students. Cross Connection – Bill Arnold, Cross Connection Specialist, City of Lewiston, was concerned should the 2015 Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) be adopted, contractors would not be able to install double check valve assemblies in irrigation boxes. For clarification, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) manual can be used for the next year and double checks will still be allowed. Another concern is a valve open in the ground would be subject to flooding without any backflow device other than a meter and possibly a dual check. If approved at the 2017 legislative session, section 603.5.17 Potable Water Outlets and Valves will be removed from the new code and contractors will be able to use stop and waste valves underground. City and County Concerns – Brian Peltzman, Meridian Plumbing, questioned why a city would require two permits, one for plumbing and one mechanical for venting, to change out a

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tank-style water heater to a tankless water heater. In statute, a plumber can run all associated venting to the water heater if doing the entire job; however, through an ordinance, a city may elect to implement a plumbing enforcement program greater than what is required by the state of Idaho. The Division does not have jurisdiction over the city in question; therefore, Mr. Peltzman will need to contact the city directly.

Approval of October 6, 2016 Agenda The Compliance Program Supervisor had a training session in the early afternoon. Therefore, a request was made to move agenda item seven Compliance Program Report in front of agenda item five Automated CEU System. MOTION: Gilbert Pond made a motion to accept the agenda with the change. Rick Garrett seconded. Vote called. All in favor, motion carried.

Approval of July 19, 2016 Minutes MOTION: Rick Garrett made a motion to approve the minutes as written. Debbie Oberhofer seconded. Vote called. All in favor, motion carried.

Approval of August 25, 2016 Special Minutes MOTION: Debbie Oberhofer made a motion to approve the minutes as written. Gilbert Pond seconded. Vote called. All in favor, motion carried.

Schedule 2017 Board Meetings

The 2017 Idaho Plumbing Board meeting dates are as follows: February 16th, May 18th, July 27th and October 12th. MOTION: Rick Garrett made a motion to approve the following 2017 board meeting dates: February 16th, May 18th, July 27th and October 12th. Gilbert Pond seconded. Vote called. All in favor, motion carried. ACTION: The 2017 Plumbing Board meeting dates will be placed on the Division’s board calendar and website.

Compliance Program Report Supervisors and inspectors were acknowledged for assisting with complaints. The Compliance Program Supervisor continues to search social media for non-compliant individuals and check licenses at job sites.

Automated CEU System The Division is in the process of automating continuing education units (CEUs). An outside carrier will keep track of licensee’s CEUs at no cost. The identity of each individual will be by license number only.

Plumbing Program Manager Report

Statute Rewrite – For 2017, the Plumbing Program Manager would like to discuss the following statute rewrites: 1) Idaho Code § 54-2602 Exceptions, 2) License fees and 3) $2,000 bond requirement.

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Backflow Prevention – This issue was addressed earlier in the meeting under the title Cross Connection. It was suggested to get rid of the AWWA manual since the standard for backflow prevention on plumbing systems is already in the Idaho State Plumbing Code. There will be discussions throughout next year on the backflow side of the UPC. Schooling Requirements – The Division has discussed with the Career and Technical Education (CTE), formally known as Professional Technical Education, on how they manage components of the plumbing education programs. In statute, the Board has control of standards and procedures, rules for examinations, qualification and certification of plumbing contractors, journeymen and apprentice plumbers and continuing education requirements for journeymen and plumbing contractors. Rather than continue to come to the Board for permission to make changes to curriculums, etc., the CTE will approach the Division over the course of the next year in hopes there will be statutory provisions to address this situation.

Contractor Exam – Board Member Pond has received numerous complaints that the contractor exam is based on business-related topics only. It is Board Member Pond’s desire to revisit this issue and for the exam to have more questions specific to the trade.

Board Member Garrett requested a copy of the current exam. The Division is unable to provide the test; however, the Plumbing Program Manager will get a copy of the Contractor’s Business and Law Reference manual to Board Member Garrett.

ACTION: The Plumbing Program Manager will provide Board Member Garrett with the Contractor’s Business and Law Reference manual.

IAPMO Conference – In September, the Plumbing Program Manager attended the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials 87th Annual Education and Business Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Reports – The following reports were reviewed: 1) Plumbing Journeyman First Exam Attempts, 2) Plumbing Notice of Violations/Civil Penalties Issued and 3) “Verification” Inspections by Inspectors.

Operational Report

Legislation – The following proposed statute and rule changes will be presented at the 2017 legislature: 1) Board pay from salary to honorarium, 2) Standardization of HVAC and electrical provisions, 3) Contractor civil penalties, 4) Refunds and transfers of permits, 5) Idaho Plumbing Code updates and 6) 16,000 hours of work experience in lieu of 8,000 hours and four years of schooling for out-of-state plumbers.

A temporary rule on shower/threshold requirements was not allowed by the Governor’s office; however, it will move forward as a pending rule.

Administrator Report

Financial Report – The Idaho Plumbing Board Fund, FY 2017 financial statement as of August 30, 2016, was addressed.

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Personnel - The Division has requested an additional compliance officer in the budget proposal. If approved, the individual will be located in the Meridian office. A Tale of Two Cities – A comparison of the FY 2008 and FY 2018 budgets was provided. The approved budget in FY 2008, and the requested budget for FY 2018, was/is a little over $14 million dollars. Compared to 2008, the Division is doing more with less employees.

Old/New Business There was no old/new business to discuss.

Adjournment The Chairman adjourned the meeting at 11:20 a.m. (MDT). ________________________________ __________________________________ MATT GARDNER, CHAIRMAN CHRIS JENSEN, ADMINISTRATOR IDAHO PLUMBING BOARD DIVISION OF BUILDING SAFETY

________________________________ __________________________________ DATE DATE *These DRAFT minutes are subject to possible corrections and final approve by the Idaho Plumbing Board. 02/03/2017rb


Agenda Item No. 03 Compliance Program Report PRESENTER: Terry Blessing, Compliance Program Supervisor ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Provide an update on the statewide compliance program. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: This topic is addressed at all regularly scheduled Idaho Plumbing Board

meetings. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: No documentation ______________________________________________________________________________


Agenda Item No. 04 (2017) ISPC Section 603.5.6

PRESENTER: John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager ______________________________________________________________________________

OBJECTIVE: Propose adding Double Check Backflow Assemblies (DCBA) to the current list of approved backflow protection for lawn sprinklers and irrigation systems.

______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: Previously the Board had approved removing from rule the use of the

AWWA manual for backflow prevention and using the Idaho State Plumbing Code (ISPC) as written in Section 603.5.6. This would have discontinued the use of DCBA for sprinkler and irrigation systems. The Board asked this topic be brought back up for further discussion.

______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: (2017) ISPC Section 603.5.6 ______________________________________________________________________________

603.5.6 Protection from Lawn Sprinklers and Irrigation Systems.

Potable water supplies to systems having no pumps or connections for

pumping equipment, and no chemical injection or provisions for

chemical injection, shall be protected from backflow by one of the

following devices:

(1) Atmospheric vacuum breaker (AVB)

(2) Pressure vacuum breaker backflow prevention assembly (PVB)

(3) Spill-resistant pressure vacuum breaker (SVB)

(4) Reduced-pressure principle backflow prevention assembly (RP)

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B.A.T. & Supply LLC Backflow Assembly Testing & Supply LLC

208 456 BATS (2287)phone 888 977 3406 FAX

e-mail bftest @ ida.net P.O. Box 359 Tetonia, Idaho 83452

www.batandsupply.com www.facebook.com/batandsupply

John Nielsen Program Manager / Plumbing 1090 East Watertower St Meridian, ID 83642 RE: Plumbing Code changes Mr. Nielsen, I am writing to you to share my concerns regarding the potential updates to the State of Idaho Plumbing Code. I trust you will forward my thoughts along to the Plumbing Board and any other interested parties. My understanding is that the currently proposed changes to the Plumbing Code have been delayed until the 2018 legislation session due to concerns specifically dealing with double check valve assemblies and their application on irrigation systems. While I can understand that some feel that it is better to maintain the status quo and are more comfortable leaving current regulations in place, I see this as an opportunity to bring the rules to be more in line with industry standards and nationwide professional best practices. As an example, I would like to share some of the following reference: The 2009 International Association of Plumbing & Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) code: Section 603.4.6.1 states that sprinkler and irrigation systems must have backflow prevention protection in the form of valves utilized for high hazard conditions. This is due to the longstanding classifications of irrigation systems as high hazard. The 2015 American Water Works Association (AWWA) Manual M14: This manual which is considered an excellent industry reference for cross connection control states the following; (Begin excerpt) Irrigation Systems Irrigation systems include but are not limited to agricultural, residential, and commercial applications. They may be connected directly to the public water system, internally to the private plumbing system, or to both systems. However, the irrigation system is a high hazard for several reasons. Most systems are constructed of materials that are not suitable for use with potable water. Sprinklers, bubbler outlets, emitters, and other equipment are exposed to substances such as fecal material, fertilizers, pesticides, and other chemical and biological contaminants. Sprinklers generally remain submerged in water after system use or storms. Irrigation systems can have various design and operation configurations. They may be subject to various onsite conditions such as additional water supplies, chemical injection, booster pumps, and elevation changes. All of these conditions must be considered in determining proper backflow protection. Solutions of chemicals and/or fertilizers are used in or around irrigation systems for many purposes. Some of the chemical compounds that may be injected or aspirated into or come in contact with these systems include • Fertilizers: Ammonium salts, ammonia gas, phosphates, potassium salts.


208 456 BATS (2287)phone 888 977 3406 FAX



• Herbicides: 2,4-D, dinitrophenol, 2,4,5-T, T-pentachlorophenol, sodium chlorate, borax, sodium arsenate, methyl bromide • Pesticides: TDE, BHC, lindane, TEPP, parathion, malathion, nicotine, MH, and others • Fecal matter: Animal and other

Protection recommended. Irrigation systems connected to the public water system should be

considered a high hazard, and the appropriate protection is an air-gap separation or a reduced-pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. A properly installed pressure vacuum breaker assembly (PVB) may be used for service protection if the water service is a dedicated supply to the premises or property and used strictly for irrigation (such as for median islands and parking strips). The installation requirements for a PVB must be closely adhered to, requiring proper elevation and no means or potential means for backpressure. The local authority having jurisdiction should be consulted. Irrigation systems connected internally to the private plumbing system are considered a high hazard. Appropriate backflow protection for such internal applications is outlined in the local plumbing code. However, if the system is not protected according to the water supplier’s requirements or if the water supplier lacks jurisdiction over internal plumbing code compliance, protection should be required at the service

connection as previously outlined. (End of excerption)

During my over 17 years of providing backflow assembly testing services, my experience has been that most of the failures during tests on irrigation assemblies are of faulted double check valves. To help illustrate this I have provided a table below representing the number of valves I have tested on irrigation systems and the failure rate of the different types of assemblies. Overwhelmingly double checks have the highest failure rate.

Year Total Irrigation Valves

Tested Failed Double Check PVB RP

2012 220 13 7 5 1

2013 313 33 21 12 0

2014 339 43 25 17 1

2015 330 39 32 7 0

2016 276 27 15 11 1 A failing double check valve is not providing the needed protection to the system owner and the service provider. Unfortunately, since double check valves do not show any easily recognizable symptoms for failure, the only way to ensure they are operating in the proper manner is to test it. It is my direct experience that many double check valves have not been tested for numerous years which, compounded by the high failure rate, means the protection to the system owner and service provider is not being maintained. Unlike double check valves, high hazard assemblies all have some type of visual indicators as to when they are not working properly to help in diagnosing and expediting their repair. An additional complication of the double check valve is that their assemblies are VERY often installed in underground irrigation boxes, which many times allows for the valve to become submerged. These installations become “Out of sight , Out of mind”, forgot and regularly untested or maintained.


208 456 BATS (2287)phone 888 977 3406 FAX



There is also a misconception that high hazard valves are more expensive than double check valves. Most irrigation systems are able to have pressure vacuum breakers (PVB) installed which has a relatively comparable cost to a double check valves. Reduced pressure principle assemblies (RP) may be slightly more expensive than a double check valves and PVB's but provide the benefit of protection as the highest form of mechanical protection against backflow. My professional opinion is that these very small cost differences should not be encumbrance to the health and safety protections provided by backflow requirements. This is a priority that the board has shown for safety in the requirement of RP's on supplies to carbonated fountain drink dispensers, which I whole heartedly support. I have seen this safety oriented approach in some local agencies in Idaho that have forbidden, through their local code/ordinance, the application double checks on irrigation. These local code/ordinances have been in place for quite a few years and resulted in no undue difficulties to the consumer or the water system. It is my understanding that those irrigation systems that have existing double check valve assemblies installed are allowed to keep them until the assembly needs to be repaired or replaced and then are required to bring the installation up to current requirements and install the required high hazard assembly at that time. There is solid industry rational for the requirement of high hazard assembly requirements on irrigation, as this has been in the IAPMO/UPC for many years. Idaho is one of the very few states that currently still allows for double checks to be installed on irrigation systems. I professionally and personally as a resident of Idaho, feel we should follow suit with the current professional standards and best practices to only allow high hazard assemblies on irrigation systems. This is concerning the health and safety for all and I do not feel we should jeopardize these for convenience or the smallest monetary burden. I present to you that I support removing the PNWS AWWA Cross-Connection Control Manual as the standard for backflow requirements. This reference is not a code manual and we should be following the available code material for enforcement. Again, I applaud the board with this decision. Thank you for time in allowing me my lengthy comments and if anyone has questions of or would like clarification of anything I have stated in this letter please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Leslie Wilder Backflow Assembly Testing & Supply LLC 208 456 2287 office 208 221 6988 cell email [email protected]


Agenda Item No. 05 Idaho Code 54-2602 Exceptions

PRESENTER: John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager ______________________________________________________________________________

OBJECTIVE: To clarify the certificate of competency exception requirements in subparagraphs (a) and (e).

______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: The attached changes were originally proposed last year as part of a whole

statute rewrite. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL

HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________

ATTACHMENTS: Title 54-2602 Exceptions ______________________________________________________________________________


Agenda Item No. 06 Idaho Code 54-2616 License Fees PRESENTER: John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager ______________________________________________________________________________

OBJECTIVE: Discuss the raising of licensing fees. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: These changes were originally proposed last year as part of a whole statute

rewrite.

______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL

HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: Previously proposed changes to Idaho Code § 54-2616 ______________________________________________________________________________


Agenda Item No. 07 Idaho Code 54-2606(d)(e) Bond Requirements PRESENTER: John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager ______________________________________________________________________________

OBJECTIVE: Eliminate the current $2000 compliance bond requirement and require $300,000 in general liability insurance and a worker’s compensation insurance policy.

______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: These changes were originally proposed last year as part of a whole statute

rewrite. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL

HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: Idaho Code § 54-2606(d)(e) ______________________________________________________________________________

§ 54-2606. Powers and duties of the Idaho plumbing board

(3) The board may exercise such powers and duties as are reasonably necessary

to carry out the provisions of this chapter, and it may among other things:

(a) Establish the fees to be charged for permits and inspections of plumbing

systems.

(b) Hold public meetings and attend or be represented at such meetings, within or

without the state, prepare and publish rules pertaining to this chapter, and such

other information as may be necessary, and furnish copies thereof to those

engaged in the business, trade, practice or work of plumbing and pipefitting and

to the public upon request.

(c) Furnish standards and procedures and prescribe reasonable rules for

examinations, qualification and certification of plumbing contractors and

journeymen and apprentice plumbers not herein prescribed, including the

establishment of continuing education requirements for journeyman and

plumbing contractors.

(d) Require applicants for plumbing contractor and plumbing specialty contractor

licenses to provide certificates issued by an insurance company authorized to do

business in Idaho showing that the applicant has procured and has in effect:

(i) A general liability insurance policy, including products and completed

operations insurance covering the applicant’s operations in the sum of not

less than three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000) single limit; The name

of the insurance company, the insured and policy number shall be made

available only to persons or their insurers in the event that they bring a

claim against the contractor. Required insurance coverage shall be

maintained at all times when a contractor’s license is active; and

(ii) A worker’s compensation insurance policy. the furnishing of a

compliance bond by plumbing contractors in an amount not to exceed two

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thousand dollars ($2,000) for the contractor classification or evidence of

such coverage by a corporate industry group bond acceptable to the board.

(e) Furnish standards and procedures and prescribe reasonable rules to provide

for the certification of specialty contractors, specialty journeymen, and specialty

apprentices, including the furnishing of a compliance bond in an amount not to

exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000) for the specialty contractor classification or

evidence of coverage by a corporate industry group bond acceptable to the

board.

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Agenda Item No. 08 Negotiated Rulemaking PRESENTER: Matt Gardner, Chairman ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Discuss the timeframe to submit any code amendment proposals through

the negotiated rulemaking process. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: This topic is addressed at the first meeting of every year. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: No documentation ______________________________________________________________________________


Agenda Item No. 09 Program Manager Report PRESENTER: John Nielsen, Plumbing Program Manager ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Provide an update on the Plumbing program’s current activities. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: This topic is addressed at all regularly scheduled Idaho Plumbing Board

meetings. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: 1) Plumbing Journeyman First Exam Attempts Report; 2) NOV Code

Cases Report; 3) “Verification” Inspections by Inspectors Report/“Verification” Inspections by Inspector Table.

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State of IdahoPlumbing NOVs/Civil Penalties Issued

10/01/2016 thru 12/31/2016

Case No Started Closed Case Type Fees Charged

Fees Paid Balance Offender Status Violation

PLB1610-0004 10/11/2016 NOV 100 0 100 Eric R Willis Active Unlicensed Individual

PLB1610-0005 10/11/2016 NOV 100 0 100 Vinee Oshogay Active Unlicensed Individual

PLB1610-0006 10/11/2016 NOV 100 0 100 Rylee Kinball Active Unlicensed Individual

Unlicensed Individual

Unlicensed Contractor-Advertising

Unlicensed Contractor










PLB1611-0008 11/17/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Hawkins Plumbing Under Review No Supervision

PLB1612-0001 12/08/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Hawkins Plumbing Under Review No Supervision

PLB1612-0004 12/13/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Thomas Heating Under Review Unlicensed Individual







PLB1611-0002 11/07/2016 NOV 0 0 0 West Valley

C

Under Review Failure to Correct



PLB1611-0005 11/09/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Trang Ngo Under Review Unlicensed individual

PLB1611-0006 11/17/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Jeremiah McNurlin Under Review Unlicensed Individual

PLB1611-0007 11/17/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Dylan Wormsbaker Under Review Unlicensed Individual

PLB1611-0010 11/29/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Richard Bennett Under Review Unlicensed Plumbing Contractor

PLB1611-0012 11/30/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Daniel Blackwood Under Review Unlicensed Individual

PLB1611-0013 11/30/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Michael Hanson Under Review Unlicensed Individual

PLB1612-0002 12/08/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Dylan Wormsbaker Under Review Unlicensed individual

PLB1612-0003 12/08/2016 NOV 0 0 0 Kasey Koepnick Under Review Unlicensed individual

0 0 Bruce Martin Under Review

0NOV12/14/2016PLB1612-0006

PLB1611-0004 11/08/2016 NOV 0

0 0 Michael Cook Under Review

Under ReviewBryan Childs00

0NOV11/01/2016PLB1611-0001

PLB1612-0005 12/14/2016 NOV 0

Matson Plumbing Active

ActiveMarcus Calkins00

PLB1610-0011 10/21/2016 NOV 400 0 400

NOV 500 0 500 Jason Conklin Active

PLB1610-0008 10/17/2016

PLB1610-0009 10/17/2016

PLB1610-0010 10/18/2016

NOV 500 0 500 Jason Rayburn Active

NOV 500 0 500 Dalan Good Active

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State of IdahoPlumbing NOVs/Civil Penalties Issued

10/01/2016 thru 12/31/2016

Case No Started Closed Case Type Fees Charged

Fees Paid Balance Offender Status Violation

PLB16-0044 10/03/2016 01/11/2017 NOV 0 0 0 Rays Htg Plb Ele Warning Failure to Correct

PLB1610-0003 10/11/2016 01/27/2017 NOV 0 0 0 Edge Plumbing Warning Hiring unlicensed individual's

PLB1610-0007 10/13/2016 01/27/2017 NOV 0 0 0Tates Plumbing &

RepairWarning Outside Scope of License




Fees Charged

Fees Paid Balance

$2,200.00 $0.00 $2,200.00

Steve Shehan Warning01/05/2017PLB1610-0002 10/04/2016 NOV 0 0 0

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State of Idaho “Verification” Inspections by Inspectors

For the Period 10/01/2016 thru 12/31/2016

Inspector Compliance Admin Time Pass Fail Red Tag Issued Aaron Reynolds 5 Alan Kline 15 9 Anthony Parker 22 Brad Hastings 1 7 Brad Myers 4 2 Brad Ziel 2 3 Bruce Holland 1 Bryce Clark 3 6 Chris Critser 3 Craig Hammond 2 Curt Bingham 10 4 Dan LaChapelle 30 Dan Strouse 9 1 David Sheridan 30 1 Dick Sivey 2 Don Geiger 15 Doug Kennison 4 Gary Sonnen 11 Gary Williams 8 Geret Robinson 5 Gino Endo 1 Jake Wood 3 Jason Guerber 4 2 Jeff Anderson 8 11 Jeff Oakes 1 1 1 John Kraack 13 1 Josh Nyman 3 4 Kevin Hubble 2 16 Larry Wharton 2 Mark Boren 23 6 Mark Greene 3 Mike Carter 2 1 Mitch Day 1 1 Richard Holm 7 Rick Doyle 1 Rick Young 5 17 Rob Bafus 3 Robert Crispin 17 Sam Kasper 2 Shelly Farris 4 Tim Ducommun 4 Tim Grove 3 Todd Wilding 3 3 Travis Wright 6 1

State of Idaho

“Verification” Inspections by Inspectors For the Period 10/01/2016 thru 12/31/2016

(PLUMBING ONLY)

Inspector Compliance Admin Time Pass Fail Red Tag Issued Bruce Holland 1 Bryce Clark 3 6 Chris Critser 3 Craig Hammond 2 Dan LaChapelle 30 Gary Williams 8 Jake Wood 3 Jason Guerber 4 2 Josh Nyman 3 4 Mark Boren 23 6 Mike Carter 2 1 Rick Young 5 17 Rob Bafus 3 Robert Crispin 17 Tim Grove 3 Travis Wright 6 1


Agenda Item No. 10 Administrator PRESENTER: Chris Jensen, Administrator ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Provide an overview of the Division’s current activities. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: This topic is addressed at all regularly scheduled Idaho Plumbing Board

meetings. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: No documentation ______________________________________________________________________________


Agenda Item No. 10a Financial Report PRESENTER: Chris Jensen, Administrator ______________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE: Review the Idaho Plumbing Board Financial Report. ______________________________________________________________________________ ACTION: Informational ______________________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND: This topic is addressed at all regularly scheduled Idaho Plumbing Board

meetings. ______________________________________________________________________________ PROCEDURAL HISTORY: ______________________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENTS: Financial report ______________________________________________________________________________

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