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87-005041 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. CHARLES BUTLER (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Mar. 23, 1988

Administrative complaint against the respondent is dismissed because of the petitioner's lack of proof in the allegations therein.

87-005602 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. JOHN ANTHONY FANTASIA (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Mar. 17, 1988

Contractor violated statutes by abandoning job and not pulling required permits. $1500 fine and two years probation.

87-005604 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. LEE W. HOLLIDAY (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Mar. 07, 1988

Case dismissed under doctrine of res judicata. Same charges had been brought in previous administrative complaint which was settled by stipulation.

87-005591 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. SANDRA PERPICH (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Feb. 29, 1988

Contractor guilty of failure to comply with ficticious name statute and doing business under name not on CILB license. Letter of guidance.

87-004793 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. MARTIN W. BURNSTEIN (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Feb. 25, 1988

The amended administrative complaint alleges violations of Sections 489.129(1)(c) and 489.129(1)(m), F.S., by Respondent's gross negligence, incompetence and misconduct in constructing a room addition, and for his failure to notify the board of a change in his business address. The primary issue for determination is whether those violations were committed, and, if so, what disciplinary action should be taken. A secondary issue, raised by Respondent's ore tenus motion to dismiss, is whether a second administrative complaint is barred by the voluntary dismissal of an earlier complaint alleging the same violations.Roofing contractor's business folded and roofing job never finished or competently performed. License revoked

87-005331 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. MARK ALLAN VANDERWATER (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Feb. 18, 1988

Contractor found to be negligent in supervising of finances on project resulting in violation of statute, fined $1500 and one year probation.

87-004010 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. JOHN P. TERRANOVA (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Feb. 05, 1988

Respondent 's specialty contractor registration is revoked because of the repeated nature of his violations and the monetary damages to a third party.

87-001718 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. RICHARD T. WARNKY (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Jan. 28, 1988

Contractor held responsive to supervise employees. Failure which results in below standard for quality work supports discipline even if it passes building inspection

87-002847 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD vs. RICHARD ORMANDY (1987)

Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Latest Update: Jan. 15, 1988

The issue for determination is whether Respondent, Richard Ormandy, committed the alleged violation and, if so, what discipline by the state board is appropriate.Contractor's license revoked by local government for negligence in construction. $750 fine.

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