(DRAFT PENDING BOARD DECISION) - Connecticut



MINUTES

STATE ELECTRICAL WORK EXAMINING BOARD

SEPTEMBER 9, 2005

The meeting of September 9, 2005 was called to order by Laurence A. Vallieres, Chairman, at 8:34 a.m. in Room 117 of the State Office Building, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut.

Members Present: Laurence A. Vallieres, Contractor, Chairman

Ronald Bish, Contractor

Raymond A. Turri, Contractor

Kenneth B. Leech, Journeyman

Douglas A. Reid, Journeyman

Roger L. Johnson, Jr., Journeyman

David Munsill, Journeyman

Michael Muthersbaugh, Electronic Technician

Jack B. Halpert, Public Member

Members Absent: None

Member Vacancy: Two Public Members

Board Counsel Present: None

DCP Staff Present: Nelson Leon, Board Secretary

Richard Hurlburt, Director

Anthony Santoro, Administrative Attorney

France Lee, Paralegal Specialist II

Public Present: Timothy Mikloichte Brian W. Carny

Victor Mitchell C. Tomas Furniss

Christine A. Klauck Joseph Danete

Stewart W. Jaeger Jay Danielson

Janice Shannon Patrick Thibadeau

Robert Tworkowski Dwight Johnson

Bob Woytowich Jonathan Grace

Mary Ellen Dombrowski Joseph J. Madar

Lisa Hutner Paul Costello

Joe Doering Andrew White

Note: The administrative functions of this Board are carried out by the Department of Consumer Protection, Occupational and Professional Licensing Division. For information, call Director Richard M. Hurlburt at (860) 713-6135.

REVIEW MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS

The Board voted unanimously to approve minutes of the July 15, 2005 and August 12, 2005 special meeting.

APPEARING BEFORE THE BOARD

Stewart W. Jaeger – Requesting to appear before the Board to discuss the requirements for

a (V-7) Master Antenna Installation and Repair Dealer license.

Ms. Jaeger appeared before the Board today concerning the definition of the word

“receiving antenna”, which appears to be used as meaning any activity in the field involving an

antenna. Mr. Jaeger suggested that the antenna, because of its nature of being a transmitting

device, that its operations and characteristics follow the realm of the FCC. Mr. Jaeger further

suggested that installation of antennas that are under control of the FCC should not be under

the jurisdiction of the State.

Mr. Hurlburt stated that the FCC regulates the air ways and that any transmission device

adjustment that would affect the air ways would require a license issued by the FCC.

However, DCP’s position is that it regulates the actual physical installation of antennas.

Joseph Daniele – Requesting to appear before the Board to present his qualifications to sit

for the (T-1) Limited Electrical Contractor exam. Mr. Daniel’s application was returned by DCP

on 7/7/05 due to lack of required (T-2) Limited Electrical Journeyperson license for a minimum

of two years and lack of notarized statements from occupational related employers as to the

dates and duties of employment.

Mr. Daniele appeared before the Board today and expanded on his training & experience

as a public service license holder. The Board voted to approve Mr. Daniele to sit for the

(T-2) Limited Journeyperson examination only. Board member Douglas A. Reid was opposed.

Jonathan Love – Requesting to appear before the Board to present an application package

for their review. Mr. Love appeared before the Board at their 7/15/05 meeting, requesting a

waiver of apprenticeship completion due to a medical injury. The Board denied his request

due to lack of required occupational related experience.

Mr. Love was a no-show at today’s meeting. No action was taken on this matter.

REQUEST FOR EQUIVALENT CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT

Timothy J. Marley, (T-2) Limited Electrical Journeyperson – Requesting equivalent continuing education credit for participating in a 3-year Certified Technical Specialist course and a School of Audio Visual Technologies course.

The Board voted unanimously to deny Mr. Marley’s request.

CONTINUING EDUCATION WAIVER REQUEST

Eddy Kriskey, (E-1) Unlimited Electrical Contractor – Requesting renewed license mailed to his mother’s home in Georgia and continuing education alternatives for his 2007 renewal. Mr. Kriskey is caring for his mother due to a serious medical condition and is not certain if he will be in Connecticut for the 2007 license renewal period.

The Board voted unanimously that no action was required on this matter.

Alexander R. Penkoff, (E-2) Unlimited Electrical Journeyperson – Requesting waiver of continuing education due to a medical condition.

The Board voted unanimously to deny Mr. Penkoff’s request. The Board further unanimously concluded that Mr. Penkoff has upto one year to renew his license, contingent upon paying the license fee of $60.00, proof of continuing education, and a late fee of $10.00 if license is renewed thirty days after the due date of 9/30/05.

Kyle F. Pettinga, (E-2) Unlimited Electrical Journeyperson – Requesting waiver of continuing education due to a medical condition.

The Board voted unanimously to deny Mr. Pettinga’s request. The Board further unanimously concluded that Mr. Penkoff has upto one year to renew his license, contingent upon paying the license fee of $60.00, proof of continuing education, and a late fee of $10.00 if renewed thirty days after the due date of 9/30/05.

CORRESPONDENCE

Gary R. Gauthier, (E-1) Unlimited Electrical Contractor – Letter dated 7/8/05 from

Douglas Gauthier (Gary’s brother / power of attorney), requesting continuing education alternatives due to Gary’s incarceration. Gary will be eligible for parole in May 2006.

The Board voted unanimously to deny Mr. Gauthier’s request.

STIPULATION(S)

In the Matter of Network Installation Services, Inc. Docket No. 05-235

Robert Walsh Docket No. 05-237

The Board voted to accept a Stipulation consisting of a Cease and Desist Order and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $1,000.00 in the matter of Network Installation Services, Inc. and a Cease and Desist Order and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $1,250.00 in the matter of Robert Walsh. Related to this matter, the Board further voted “Without Prejudice” to dismiss any action taken against Kevin Thibadeau. Board Chairman Laurence A. Vallieres recused himself from participating on this matter and Board member Ronald Bish abstained from voting on this matter.

The Board voted unanimously to add the following matter to the agenda:

In the Matter of C & H Electric, Inc. Docket No. 05-424

Robert Cordeau Docket No. 05-425

Richard Taraskewich Docket No. 05-427

Board voted to accept a Stipulation consisting of a Cease and Desist Order and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $1,000.00 in the matter of C & H Electric, Inc., Cease and Desist Order and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $2,500.00 in the matter of Robert Cordeau, and a Cease and Desist Order and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $1,000.00 in the matter of Richard Taraskewich. Board member Kenneth B. Leech was opposed.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION’S

MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN RESPONSE TO RESPONDENT’S MOTION TO DISMISS OR,

IN THE ALTERNATIVE, REQUEST TO REVISE.

In the Matter of Albert Brown Electrical, Inc. Docket No. 05-491

Albert Brown Docket No. 05-495

Steven Ray Call Docket No. 05-496

John Frederick Bentley Docket No. 05-497

Brian Moore Docket No. 05-498

Edwin Jacob Cornelius, Jr. Docket No. 05-499

Donnie Ray Jones, Sr. Docket No. 05-500

Gary Steven Roten Docket No. 05-501

Bradley Joe Pennell Docket No. 05-502

Denver Kevin Phillips Docket No. 05-503

Tony Wade Young, Jr. Docket No. 05-504

Board Chairman Laurence A. Vallieres recused himself from participating on this matter and appointed Board member Roger L. Johnson, Jr. as Acting Chairman on this matter. Attorney Santoro provided the Board with the respondent’s memorandum as well as his own memorandum in response to respondent’s memorandum for their review. After further discussion and oral arguments on this matter, the Board voted unanimously to deny the respondent’s motion to dismiss or revise. The Board voted unanimously to a Stipulation consisting of a Cease and Desist Order, and a Civil Penalty in the amount of $16,000.00.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Board Chairman Laurence A. Vallieres reports on feedback received from both schools and licensees relative to class sizes, course content, and conduction of course. An open discussion ensued concerning all relevant issues concerning continuing education in order to assist the Board in establishing its continuing education curriculum for 2005-2006.

Some of the issues of concern were that many course takers don’t adhere to what is covered in class and are not informed of the necessary statutory information, which is evident within the number of complaint received by DCP.

The Board voted unanimously to accept the following continuing education curriculum outline for 2005-2006:

NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS

TO “PROVIDERS” OFFERING

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ELECTRICIANS

2005 – 2006

LICENSE TYPES: E-1, E-2, E-9

1. All of the following curriculum materials shall be submitted in a properly indexed 3-ring loose-leaf binder to the Commissioner of Consumer Protection and the Electrical Work Examining Board for approval. Provide at least 4 copies for review and approval.

2. All curriculums to be used and distributed in class shall be provided in a “bound “ format for the license holder attending the class.

3. All license holders attending classes shall be required to have their own copy of the 2005 National Electrical Code. This will be used for 3 years.

4. As a condition of approval, In addition to the NEC 2005 each provider shall select from the following approved list of reference books, which reference book they will use in their classes. All license holders will be required to purchase one of the following as determined by the school and bring with them their own copy for each class. This reference will be used for 3 years.

• “Significant Changes to The NEC 2005 Edition” as published by THOMSON DELMAR LEARNING

• “Stallcup’s Illustrated Code Changes 2005” as published by NFPA

• “NEC 2005 Analysis of Changes” as published by NFPA

5. Each provider shall provide for their instructors the following reference books for use at each class. (Attendees will not be required to purchase these publications)

• “Applied Codeology” Understanding the 2005 National Electrical Code as published by THOMSON DELMAR LEARNING

• “OSHA Regulations” (29CFR Part 1926)

• “NFPA 70E” Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, 2004 Edition, as published by NFPA

6. All material used in class as it relates to Connecticut General Statues, OSHA, and the Related Building Codes shall be in bound format for distribution to each attendee.

7. Providers shall obtain and submit written proof of authorization to copy any material that a provider may copy and distribute that is copyright protected.

8. Providers shall submit for approval all calculation materials that shall be used in teaching Chapters 2 and 3 of the 2005 National Electrical Code.

9. It is the intent of this curriculum that the instructor and attendee have good interaction of the National Electrical Code, particularly in those areas where calculations are required. Multiple calculations of all applicable materials must take place.

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ELECTRICIANS

2005 – 2006

CURRICULM OUTLINE

PART 1 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Connecticut General Statutes - Chapters 393

Time Allotted: 20 minutes

• CEU Requirements for License Renewal - Sec. 20-334d-1

• Definitions - Sec. 20-330 (1), 20-330(2), 20-330(6), 20-332-1(a) thru (d), 20-332-1(h), 20-332-1(n),

20-332-1(o), 20-332-2 (a) thru (l)

• Examining boards - Sec. 20-331(a)(1), 20-331(b)

• Powers and duties of boards - Sec. 20-332

• License or card of registration. Requirements. Suspension or revocation - Sec. 20-334

• License fee. Expiration and renewal - Sec. 20-335

• Penalties for violations - Sec. 20-341, Sec 21a-7 (1-7)

• Employment of Apprentices Sec. 20-332-15a

• Ratios - Sec 20-332-15a(e)(1)

• How to register as an apprentice - Sec. 20-332-15a(f)

• Prohibited acts. Records. Lettering on commercial vehicles Sec 20-332-16(a), Sec 20-332-16(d),

Sec 20-332-16(e), Sec 20-332-16(f), Sec 20-332-16(g), Sec 20-334(b)

• Grounds for suspension or revocation of a license Sec 20-332-18a

•

PART 2 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

OSHA

Time Allotted: 120 minutes (2 hours)

• Head Protection - Standard 1926.100

• Hearing Protection - Standard 1926.101

• Eye and face protection - Standard 1926.102

• Ladders – Standard 1926.1050, 1926.1051, 1926.1053, 1926.1060

• Fall Protection – Standard 1926.500, 1926.501, 1926.502, 1926.503

• Excavations – Standard 1926.650, 1926.651, 1926.652, 1926 Subpart P Appendix A thru E

• Ground -fault protection Standards 1926.404(b)(1)

• Lockout and tagging of circuits Standard 1926.417

• Confined Spaces – Standard 1926.21(b)(6), 1910.146 (Emphasize that “certification” is required to work in confined spaces)

• NFPA 70E – Arc Flash and Personal Protective Equipment

• Call Before You Dig

PART 3 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Related Building Codes

Time Allotted: 40 minutes

• General statement that electricians are not only required to follow the 2005 National Electrical Code (NEC), but are also required to comply with all State adopted codes, inclusive of all applicable State of Connecticut approved amendments and supplements.

• 2003 International Residential Code

o R 313 Smoke Alarms

o R 502.8 Drilling and notching structural floor members

o R 502.8.2 Engineered products

o R 602.6 Drilling and notching studs

o R 802.7 Cutting and notching structural floor members

o R 802.7.2 Engineered wood products

o E 3302 Reference to drilling and notching found in electrical section of IRC

• 2003 International Energy Conservation Code

o 502.1.3 Recessed light fixtures

o 504.3.3 Time clocks for pools

o 505.1 Electrical energy consumption

CONNECTICUT STATE BUILDING CODES:

2003 NFPA 1 Uniform Fire Code

2003 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

2003 International Fire Code

2003 International Building Code*

2003 International Residential Code* (re-adopted with changes)

2003 International Existing Building Code

2003 International Mechanical Code

2003 International Plumbing Code

2003 International Energy Conservation Code (re-adopted with changes)

2005 National Electrical Code (NFPA-70)

ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities

2005 Connecticut Supplement: Available by download from dps , then select “State Building Official”. Also select “State Fire Marshal” for additional fire code information.

 

*The International Code Council has agreed to publish Connecticut Specific Editions of the 2003 International Building and Residential Codes that incorporate the language of the Connecticut Supplement into the base document. This eliminates the need for concurrent use of the Connecticut Supplement for these two codes.

PART 4 – 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

(FOR E1, E2 AND E9 ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Codeology

Time Allotted: 60 minutes (1 hour)

• Unit 1: The Development of the National Electrical Code

• Unit 2: Basic Building Block #1 – Table of Contents

• Unit 3: Basic Building Block #2 – Section 90.3

• Unit 4: Basic Building Block #3 – NEC Structure

• Unit 5: Basic Building Block #4 – Article 100 – The Language of the NEC

• Unit 6: Codeology Fundamentals

2005 National Electrical Code Changes

Time Allotted: 180 minutes (3 hours)

• Chapter 1 – General

• Chapter 2 – Wiring and Protection (Provide in-class participation for the following calculations)

o Branch Circuits

o Demand Factors

o Feeders

o Service Entrance

o Sizing Feeder Taps

o Sizing Grounding Electrode

o Sizing Equipment Grounding Conductors

• Chapter 3 – Wiring Methods and Materials (Provide in-class participation for the following

calculations)

o Conductor De-rating (more than three current carrying conductors in raceway/cable assembly)

o Ambient Temperature Corrections

o Proper conductor selection ( insulation, temperature rating, application)

o Pull Box Sizing – Straight Pulls

o Pull Box Sizing – Angle or U Pulls

Revised: February 1, 2006

END

CHECK LIST GUIDE FOR PROVIDERS

____ Detailed course outline/curriculum in “bounded format” for class distribution

____ List of all reference materials to be used

____ Copy of text and / or related teaching materials

____ Copy of certificates to be issued

____ Copy of all proposed advertising and publicity

____ Names, addresses, license number and qualifications

or resumes of all instructors to be used

____ Policy regarding tuition, related costs, cancellation and refunds

____ Dates, hours and locations of all classes

____ Fire Marshal form for each classroom location

____ Copy of copyright approval for any copyrighted material being used

____ Copy of Certificate of Insurance – Liability

____ Copy of Connecticut Sales and Use Tax Registration Number (Form OR-138)

____ Proof of status of being Public or Private School, trade union or trade association

____ Proof of providing prior educational training (experience) in appropriate trade

SEND SUBMITTAL TO:

Richard M. Hurlburt  Director

Department of Consumer Protection

Occupational and Professional Licensing Division

165 Capitol Avenue, Room 110

Hartford, CT. 06106

Phone: 860-713-6135

FAX#: 860-713-7230

 

occprotrades@

 

Agency Web site: dcp

NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS

TO “PROVIDERS” OFFERING

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ELECTRICIANS

2005 – 2006

LICENSE TYPES: C-5, C-6, L-5, L-6, T-1, T-2

1. All of the following curriculum materials shall be submitted in a properly indexed 3-ring loose-leaf binder to the Commissioner of Consumer Protection and the Electrical Work Examining Board for approval. Provide at least 4 copies for review and approval.

2. All curriculums to be used and distributed in class shall be provided in a “bound “ format for the license holder attending the class.

3. All license holders attending classes shall be required to have their own copy of the 2005 National Electrical Code. This will be used for 3 years.

4. As a condition of approval, In addition to the NEC 2005 each provider shall select from the following approved list of reference books, which reference book they will use in their classes. All license holders will be required to purchase the following reference book and bring to each class. This reference may be used for 3 years.

• “Data, Voice and Video Cabling” as published by ITP/DELMAR/THOMSON LEARNING

5. Each provider shall provide for their instructors the following reference books for use at each class. (Attendees will not be required to purchase these publications)

• “Applied Codeology” Understanding the 2005 National Electrical Code as published by THOMSON DELMAR LEARNING

• “OSHA Regulations” (29CFR Part 1926)

• “NFPA 70E” Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, 2004 Edition, as published by NFPA

6. All material used in class as it relates to Connecticut General Statues, OSHA, and the Related Building Codes shall be in bound format for distribution to each attendee.

7. Providers shall obtain and submit written proof of authorization to copy any material that a provider may copy and distribute that is copyright protected.

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ELECTRICIANS

2005 – 2006

CURRICULM OUTLINE

PART 1 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Connecticut General Statutes - Chapters 393

Time Allotted: 20 minutes

• CEU Requirements for License Renewal - Sec. 20-334d-1

• Definitions - Sec. 20-330 (1), 20-330(2), 20-330(6), 20-332-1(a) thru (d), 20-332-1(h),

20-332-1(n), 20-332-1(o), 20-332-2 (a) thru (l)

• Examining boards - Sec. 20-331(a)(1), 20-331(b)

• Powers and duties of boards - Sec. 20-332

• License or card of registration. Requirements. Suspension or revocation - Sec. 20-334

• License fee. Expiration and renewal - Sec. 20-335

• Penalties for violations - Sec. 20-341, Sec 21a-7 (1-7)

• Employment of Apprentices Sec. 20-332-15a

• Ratios - Sec 20-332-15a(e)(1)

• How to register as an apprentice - Sec. 20-332-15a(f)

• Prohibited acts. Records. Lettering on commercial vehicles Sec 20-332-16(a),

Sec 20-332-16(d), Sec 20-332-16(e), Sec 20-332-16(f), Sec 20-332-16(g), Sec 20-334(b)

• Grounds for suspension or revocation of a license Sec 20-332-18a

PART 2 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

OSHA

Time Allotted: 120 minutes (2 hours)

• Head Protection - Standard 1926.100

• Hearing Protection - Standard 1926.101

• Eye and face protection - Standard 1926.102

• Ladders – Standard 1926.1050, 1926.1051, 1926.1053, 1926.1060

• Fall Protection – Standard 1926.500, 1926.501, 1926.502, 1926.503

• Excavations – Standard 1926.650, 1926.651, 1926.652, 1926 Subpart P Appendix A thru E

• Ground -fault protection Standards 1926.404(b)(1)

• Lockout and tagging of circuits Standard 1926.417

• Confined Spaces – Standard 1926.21(b)(6), 1910.146 (Emphasize that “certification” is required to work in confined spaces)

• NFPA 70E – Arc Flash and Personal Protective Equipment

• Call Before You Dig

PART 3 - LAWS AND STANDARDS

(FOR ALL ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Related Building Codes

Time Allotted: 40 minutes

• General statement that electricians are not only required to follow the 2005 National Electrical Code (NEC), but are also required to comply with all State adopted codes, inclusive of all applicable State of Connecticut approved amendments and supplements.

• 2003 International Residential Code

o R 313 Smoke Alarms

o R 502.8 Drilling and notching structural floor members

o R 502.8.2 Engineered products

o R 602.6 Drilling and notching studs

o R 802.7 Cutting and notching structural floor members

o R 802.7.2 Engineered wood products

o E 3302 Reference to drilling and notching found in electrical section of IRC

• 2003 International Energy Conservation Code

o 502.1.3 Recessed light fixtures

o 504.3.3 Time clocks for pools

o 505.1 Electrical energy consumption

CONNECTICUT STATE BUILDING CODES:

2003 NFPA 1 Uniform Fire Code

2003 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

2003 International Fire Code

2003 International Building Code*

2003 International Residential Code* (re-adopted with changes)

2003 International Existing Building Code

2003 International Mechanical Code

2003 International Plumbing Code

2003 International Energy Conservation Code (re-adopted with changes)

2005 National Electrical Code (NFPA-70)

ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities

2005 Connecticut Supplement: Available by download from dps , then select “State Building Official”. Also select “State Fire Marshal” for additional fire code information.

 *The International Code Council has agreed to publish Connecticut Specific Editions of the 2003 International Building and Residential Codes that incorporate the language of the Connecticut Supplement into the base document. This eliminates the need for concurrent use of the Connecticut Supplement for these two codes.

PART 4 – 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND RELATED THEORY

(FOR C-5, C-6, L-5, L-6, T-1, T-2 ELECTRICAL LICENSE HOLDERS)

Codeology

Time Allotted: 60 minutes (1 hour)

• Unit 1: The Development of the National Electrical Code

• Unit 2: Basic Building Block #1 – Table of Contents

• Unit 3: Basic Building Block #2 – Section 90.3

• Unit 4: Basic Building Block #3 – NEC Structure

• Unit 5: Basic Building Block #4 – Article 100 – The Language of the NEC

• Unit 6: Codeology Fundamentals

CODE AND RELATED THEORY

Time Allotted: 180 minutes (3 hours)

• 2005 National Electrical Code

o Chapter 1 – General

o Articles 250, 720 – 725, 760, 770 & 780

o

• Data Voice & Video

o Structured Cabling Telephone Wiring

o Video System Installations Cabling for Wireless

o Wiring Termination Practices Fiber Optic Cabling Systems

Revised: February 1, 2006

END

CHECK LIST GUIDE FOR PROVIDERS

____ Detailed course outline/curriculum in “bounded format” for class distribution

____ List of all reference materials to be used

____ Copy of text and / or related teaching materials

____ Copy of certificates to be issued

____ Copy of all proposed advertising and publicity

____ Names, addresses, license number and qualifications

or resumes of all instructors to be used

____ Policy regarding tuition, related costs, cancellation and refunds

____ Dates, hours and locations of all classes

____ Fire Marshal form for each classroom location

____ Copy of copyright approval for any copyrighted material being used

____ Copy of Certificate of Insurance – Liability

____ Copy of Connecticut Sales and Use Tax Registration Number (Form OR-138)

____ Proof of status of being Public or Private School, trade union or trade association

____ Proof of providing prior educational training ( experience ) in appropriate trade

SEND SUBMITTAL TO:

Richard M. Hurlburt  Director

Department of Consumer Protection

Occupational and Professional Licensing Division

165 Capitol Avenue, Room 110

Hartford, CT. 06106

Phone: 860-713-6135

FAX#: 860-713-7230

 

occprotrades@

 

Agency Web site: dcp

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 12:30 P.M.

Respectfully submitted,

Nelson Leon

Board Secretary

The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 14, 2005, at 8:30 A.M. in Room 117.

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