Idaho State Drinking Water and W

DRINKING WATER & WASTEWATER PROFESSIONALS

Bureau of Occupational Licenses

1109 Main Street, Suite 220

Boise, ID 83702-5642

Board Meeting Minutes of 2/11/2009

THIS IS A DRAFT DOCUMENT THAT HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED BY THE

BOARD

BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: William A. Thompson - Chair

Richard Dees

John Keady

Robert F. Hansen

Lance Nielsen

Victor Villegas

Larry Annen

BUREAU STAFF: Tana Cory, Bureau Chief

Dawn Hall, Deputy Bureau Chief

Karin Magnelli, Deputy Attorney General

Marcie McGinty, Appeals Hearing Coordinator

Dave Hotchkiss, Investigative Coordinator

Mary Miles, Technical Records Specialist I

OTHERS PRESENT: Vigil Leedy, Idaho Rural Water Association

Lynn Tominaga, Idaho Water Policy Group

Craig Lane, City of Wilder

Doug Amick, City of Greenleaf

Meeting was called to order at 9:00 AM MST by William A. Thompson.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to approve the minutes of October 1, 2008 and November 13, 2008 as presented. Seconded by Mr. Nielsen, motion carried.

LEGISLATIVE REPORT

Ms. Cory gave the legislative update: the Drinking Water and Wastewater Professionals proposed rules were passed in the Senate and in the House. The rules will go into effect this spring.

FINANCIAL REPORT

Ms. Hall gave the financial report. This report is available on the website. As of 12/31/2008, the Board has $94,384.00 in expenditures with a cash balance of $413,454.62. Click on “Board Detail Financials” on the website to access a detailed financial report.

https://secure.ibol.idaho.gov/eibolpublic/tmpfinbudget.aspx?Bureau=wwp

DICIPLINARY MATTERS

Ms. Magnelli presented case number WWP-2009-22.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to authorize the Board Chairman to sign the Stipulation and Consent Order of the voluntary surrender of license for Mr. Wally Hammonds. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

Ms. Magnelli presented case number WWP-2008-31. Discussion was held and the Attorney General’s office was given direction.

Ms. McGinty presented case number WWP-2008-30 to the Board.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to accept the CEU Stipulation and Consent Order as presented and to authorize the Board Chairman to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

Ms. McGinty presented case number WWP-2009-19 to the Board.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to accept the CEU Stipulation and Consent Order as presented and to authorize the Board Chairman to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Annen, motion carried.

Ms. McGinty presented case number WWP-2009-21 to the Board.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to accept the CEU Stipulation and Consent Order as presented and to authorize the Board Chairman to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

Ms. McGinty presented case number WWP-2009-23 to the Board.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to accept the CEU Stipulation and Consent Order as presented and to authorize the Board Chairman to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

Ms. McGinty presented case number WWP-2009-24 to the Board.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to accept the CEU Stipulation and Consent Order as presented and to authorize the Board Chairman to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Mr. Hetrick requested clarification from the Board regarding renewals and continuing education. The board determined that if an operator answers “yes” to the CE question on the renewal form and does not respond to an audit, it will be sent to investigations.

If an operator does not respond to a random audit and the license expires, there will be no action taken. If the operator wants to re-instate his license he must pay all renewal fees, the re-instatement fee, and submit six hours of CE for each year the license was expired.

An operator must submit a waiver of CE request at the time of renewal or before renewal.

The Board directed the Bureau to investigate the possibility of a record keeping program for continuing education.

INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

Fiscal Year 2009 (to date)
Total Complaints received	13
(Including 12 CE audit files)
Status:
Pending IBOL disciplinary action	1
Remaining under investigation	3
Awaiting board determination	9

Fiscal Year 2008
Total Complaints received	45
(Including 43 CE audit files)
Status:
Closed by Board action	5
Pending Office of the Attorney General	21
Pending IBOL disciplinary action	4
Awaiting board determination	15

Fiscal Year 2007
Total Complaints received	42
(Including 39 CE audit files)
Status:
Closed by Board action	33
Closed following disciplinary action	3
Pending Office of the Attorney General	6

BOARD DETERMINATION

I-WWP-2008-9 The audit shows that documentation of 8 hours of approved CE was submitted that were obtained outside this period. Upon receipt of proposed consent order, R submitted documentation confirming compliance. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Villegas to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Nielsen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-28 The audit shows that documentation of 8 hours of approved CE was submitted that were obtained outside this period. Review of documentation shows that R met the requirement based on the date of reinstatement application. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Villegas to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-30/31/33/37/38 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. Sent certified demand for proof of CE. R submitted documentation confirming compliance with the CE requirement. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-32/34/41/43/44/45 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. Record shows R's license has cancelled. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure as CE will be required upon reinstatement.

A motion was made by Mr. Nielsen to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Dees, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-33 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. R later provided proof of meeting the requirements. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Villegas, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-40 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. Sent demand for proof of CE. R then documented attendance at a required course. Though Certificate was not dated, compliance was later confirmed. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2008-42 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. R notified IBOL of a change in jobs that did not require the license. R asked that the license be inactivated. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Nielsen to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Villegas, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-2 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. Sent letter requesting proof of course for the audit period. R phoned and said the audit letter was not received due to a move. R e-mailed the appropriate certificate and compliance with the requirement was confirmed. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Dees, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-4 R failed to respond to the CE Audit. Record shows R's license has expired. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure as CE will be required upon reinstatement.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Annen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-6 Licensee obtained 0.6 CE one (1) month outside the audit period. Additional review concluded that, due to the reinstatement date, CE was obtained in accordance with the requirements. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Dees, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-8 Licensee did not obtain the required CE within the audit period. Additional review concluded that, due to the reinstatement date, CE was obtained in accordance with the requirements. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-9 Licensee obtained 6 hours of CE 6 months outside the reinstatement audit period. Sent letter advising R of the CE requirement and that additional documentation was required. Records show that R did not respond and the license has not been reinstated. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-10 & 11 Licensee obtained CE 1 month before the renewal period. R later submitted correct certificate confirming compliance with CE requirement. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Villegas to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-12 Licensee obtained CE outside of renewal period. Further review concluded that the CE requirement had been met due to the reinstatement date. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

I-WWP-2009-13 Licensee has a deficiency of 6 hours of regular CE for this audit period. Record shows that R noted not having the CE on the renewal form and that no CE documentation was available. The license subsequently expired. IBOL recommends the Board authorize closure.

A motion was made by Mr. Nielsen to close the case. Seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

RULES DISCUSSION

A discussion was held regarding the experience requirement and Rule 010.07. It was decided to hold a workshop on April 8, 2009 to discuss options regarding the 1600 hours requirement and look at suggestions from the public. The Board would like all participants to appear with written suggestions for the rule revision.

A motion was made by Mr. Dees to adjourn for lunch. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried.

The Board meeting reconvened at 1:25 PM

CORRESPONDENCE

The Board discussed correspondence received from Leslie Wilder regarding verification of the operator passing the ABPA examination.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to not change the application process for Backflow Assembly Testers applying through ABPA certification. Seconded by Mr. Hansen, motion carried. Mr. Dees opposed.

ABC CONTRACT

A motion was made by Mr. Villegas to authorize the Bureau to sign the ABC 2009 Testing Contract. Seconded by Mr. Dees, motion carried.

CONTRACT OPERATORS

A discussion was held regarding contract operators. There will be no action taken regarding contract operators and the Board referenced the January 23, 2008 minutes.

DEQ RULES

Mr. Nielsen presented the DEQ proposed rule for very small wastewater systems. The rule reads as follows: The Very small Wastewater System. A public wastewater system that serves five hundred (500) connections or less and includes a collection system with a system size of six (6) points or less on the system classification rating form (Subsection 202.02) and is limited to only one (1) of the following wastewater treatment processes:

a. Aerated lagoons;

b. Non aerated lagoon (s);

c. Primary treatment; or

d. Primary treatment discharging to a large soil absorption system (LSAS).

VERY SMALL WASTEWATER SYSTEM OPERATOR LICENSURE

A proposed rule was discussed for the Wastewater Operator Very Small System license. When the Legislature has adjourned, it will be presented to the Governor’s Office for

approval.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to accept the Wastewater Operator Very Small System draft rule language and to authorize Mr. Hales to proceed and present as a temporary rule after the Legislature adjourns. Seconded by Mr. Nielsen, motion carried.

The Board will review other rules for potential revision at their next scheduled Board meeting.

RE-INSTATEMENT CONTINUING EDUCATION

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen for the Bureau to review and approve renewal re-instatement continuing education under the following conditions:

a. Course has been previously approved by the Board

b. Correct number of hours has been submitted

c. Course has been taken within the renewal CE period

And the Board will review re-instatement continuing education under the following conditions:

a. Course not pre-approved

b. Not enough hours submitted

c. Course taken outside the renewal CE period

d. Waiver requests

Motion seconded by Mr. Keady, motion carried.

EXECUTIVE SESSION

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to go into executive session to review applications for licensure and exam that are exempt from public disclosure per Idaho Code 67-2345 (1) (d). Seconded by Mr. Nielsen. Votes were: Mr. Hansen, aye; Mr. Dees, aye; Mr. Nielsen, aye;

Mr. Villegas, aye; Mr. Keady, aye; and Mr. Annen, aye. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Mr. Nielsen to come out of executive session. Seconded by Mr. Keady. Votes were: Mr. Nielsen, aye; Mr. Keady, aye; Mr. Hansen, aye; Mr. Dees, aye;

Mr. Villegas, aye; and Mr. Annen, aye. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Mr. Keady to approve 40 applications for licensure and 107 applications for examination; to deny 21 applications and to put one application in pending. Seconded by Mr. Annen, motion carried.

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to approve 190 continuing education applications; 12 were denied. Seconded by Mr. Burnell, motion carried.

CE COURSES

APPROVED

BSU - CENTER FOR WORKFORCE TRAINING

FUNDAMENTALS OF SUPERVISION & MANAGEMENT

CH2M HILL OMI

LABORATORY TRAINING

BOD/TSS/FECAL COLIFORM/E. COLI TESTING

DEQ - BOISE

WASTEWATER REUSE GUIDANCE OVERVIEW WORKSHOP

HR2, INC

BAT 8 HR REFRESHER COURSE

BAT LICENSE PREPARATION CLASS

APPROVED

IDAHO RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION

BASIC CROSS CONNECTION AND HANDS-ON TRAINING

CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORTS AND PUBLIC AWARENESS

FUNDAMENTALS OF PROTECTING YOUR DRINKING WATER

GPS-190 WRITING PERFORMANCE-BASED GENERATOR SPECIFICATIONS

FIRE HYDRANTS: REFURBISH VS REPLACEMENT

FUSIBLE POLY PIPE: A FULLY RESTRAINED METHOD TO JOIN PVC PIPE

LARGE METERS: PAST AND FUTURE

MUNICIPAL WATER DISINFECTION USING CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE

SCADA FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER

SLUDGE ACCUMULATION AND REMOVAL

TRENCHLESS WATER AND SEWER REPLACEMENT AND ENHANCEMENT

US EPA CUPSS PROGRAM - GETTING STARTED IN ASSET MANAGEMENT

USING SPREADSHEETS TO ANALYZE YOUR SYSTEM OPERATIONS

WASTEWATER MATH III & IV

WATER CONSERVATION

WATER METER TECHNOLOGY

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WATER WORKS EFFICIENCIES - HOW TO REPACK A PUMP

WATER WORKS EFFICIENCIES - BENFITS OF REMOTE CONTROL CRANE OPERATION

WATER WORKS EFFICIENCIES - BENEFITS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY

UTILIZING CARBON DIOXIDE FOR WATER WELL REHABILITATION

WATER WORKS EFFICIENCIES - LEAK DETECTION

WATER WORKS EFFICIENCIES - UNDERSTANDING POWER RATE STRUCTURES

WATER WORKS INNOVATIONS - HANDS ON DEMONSTRATIONS OF

NEW USES FOR STANDARD WATER WORKS TOOLS & INTRODUCTION OF NEW WATER WORKS

TOOLS

WATER WORKS OPERATIONS KNOWLEDGE CHALLENGE

TARGETSAFETY, INC

WATER INDUSTRY ASBESTOS AWARENESS

WATER INDUSTRY BACK INJURY PREVENTION

WATER INDUSTRY BACKFLOW PREVENTION METHODS

WATER INDUSTRY BACKFLOW PREVENTION OVERVIEW

WATER INDUSTRY BUILDING EVACUATION & EMERGENCIES

WATER INDUSTRY COMBUSTIBLE & FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS

WATER INDUSTRY COMPRESSED GAS SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

WATER INDUSTRY CPR ACADEMIC

WATER INDUSTRY DISINFECTION BASICS

WATER INDUSTRY DRIVING SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY DISTRIBUTION SERVICE

WATER INDUSTRY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAT & EQUIPMENT

WATER INDUSTRY EFFECTIVE METER READING

WATER INDUSTRY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TERRORISM

WATER INDUSTRY EYE SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY COAGULATION FLOCCULATION & SEDIMENTATION

WATER INDUSTRY DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

WATER INDUSTRY FALL PROTECTION

WATER INDUSTRY FILTRATION BASICS

WATER INDUSTRY FIRE EXTINQUISHER SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY FIRE PREVENTION SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY FORKLIFT SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY HAND AND POWER TOOL SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY HAZARD COMMUNICATION

WATER INDUSTRY HAZMAT SPILL PREVENTION AND CONTROL

WATER INDUSTRY HAZMAT TRANSPORTATION

WATER INDUSTRY HAZWOPER 8 HOUR REFRESHER

WATER INDUSTRY HEARING CONSERVATION

WATER INDUSTRY HYDRAULICS

WATER INDUSTRY INDOOR AIR QUALITY

WATER INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS

WATER INDUSTRY INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL

WATER INDUSTRY LABORATORY SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY LADDER AND SCAFFOLDING

WATER INDUSTRY LASER SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY LOCK OUT TAG OUT

WATER INDUSTRY LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY MAINTENANCE ON PUMPS, MOTORS AND CIRCUITS

WATER INDUSTRY MATERIALS HANDLING

WATER INDUSTRY MATHEMATICS APPLIED

WATER INDUSTRY MATHEMATICS BASICS

WATER INDUSTRY PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

WATER INDUSTRY RESPIRATION PROTECTION

WATER INDUSTRY SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS PREVENTION

WATER INDUSTRY TRENCHING AND SHORING

WATER INDUSTRY WATER MAIN INSTALLATION

WATER INDUSTRY WELDING SAFETY

DENIED

IDAHO RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION

MAKING MONEY AS A CONTRACT DW OPERATOR & BASIC SAMPLING TECHNIQUES

TARGETSAFETY, INC

WATER INDUSTRY GENERAL FIRST AID PART 1

WATER INDUSTRY GENERAL FIRST AID PART 2

WATER INDUSTRY GENERAL OFFICE ERGONOMICS

WATER INDUSTRY INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

WATER INDUSTRY LEAD AWARENESS

WATER INDUSTRY MACHINE GUARDING

WATER INDUSTRY OFFICE SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY RADIATION SAFETY

WATER INDUSTRY RISK ASSESSMENT

WATER INDUSTRY STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION

WATER INDUSTRY WORKING IN EXTREME TEMPERATURES

APPLICATIONS

Approved for Licensure

ALLRED KORY R	WWT1-16733
BAKER STEVE	BAT-16660
BARTLETT RANDY W	WWT1-16628
BAUMGARDNER ROBERT	BAT-16748
BICART REBEKKA J	WWT1-16596
BILLMAN RICKY ALLEN	DWD1-16640
BROWN CHAD	BAT-16662
BUELL DOUGLAS VIRGIL	DWD1-16611
CABALLERO JOE JESUS	WWC1-16762
CALLAGHAN CALEB RAY	WWC1-16603
CALLAGHAN CALEB RAY	DWT1-16766
CAPSON TRAVIS D	DWT1-16593
CONTRERAS JENNY B ANDERBERG	DWD3-16708
FANGSRUD KARL AMUN	WWC1-16624
GEARHART RONALD M	DWT1-16592
GETSINGER BOBBY	WWC1-16612
GIVENS JOSHUA MARK	BAT-16753
ENDERSON DAVID	WWT1-16630
INGRAM WILLIAM J	WWT3-16604
JENNINGS KEVIN JAMES	BAT-16767
JONES PAUL DRAKE	WWT1-16656
KIRK SEAN R	WWT1-16716
LOVE LEE	BAT-16751
LOWDER EDDIE L	DWT1-16591
LUCAS CYNTHIA ANGELA	WWT1-16740
LUCIE GEORGE	BAT-16768
MIKESELL SEAN CONNOR SULLIVAN	WWT1-16739
O CONNOR RONALD NATHANIEL	WWC1-16614
RANEY DUSTIN JAMES	WWT1-16607
ROBISON CHARLES WARREN	WWC1-16590
ROMINE DARRELL	DWT1-16606
SCHRADER ROBERT A	BAT-16659
SINCLAIR GARY LYNN	BAT-16680
SKINNER STUART TOM	WWC1-16626
SVARVERUD CARL LAWRENCE	BAT-16599
TRULOCK TOM	DWT1-16752
WALKER JONATHAN RALPH	WWC1-16617
WEIGHALL AARON ELIJAH	WWT1-16698
WISE ANDREW ROBERT	WWC1-16613
WOODWARD CINDY J	WWT1-16746

Approved for Exam

ABLES LENNIE	WWT3
ARCHART PERRY E	WWCOIT
BABBITT CURTIS RAY	WC1
BALLENTINE JAMES EDWARD	WWTLA
BASSINE RANDALL ADAM	WWCOIT
BAUMGARDEN DARRELL ALLEN	DWT1
BERGSTROM DOUG D	DWD3
BEVERAGE CHAD ALLEN	WWT1
BIVENS ROBERT H	WWC1
BRANSON ALAN LEE	DWD2
BROWNFIELD DONALD R	DWD3
BUCKLIN DAVID ERIC	WWTLA
BURKEY JANET A	DWDOIT
BURTON JACQUELINE BERNICE	DWT1
CABALLERO JOE JESUS	WWT1
CERNYAR NATHAN ELLIOT	WWCOIT
CHATTERTON KELLEN SCOTT	DWD1
CHENOWETH VAN A	WWT4
COCKRELL CHARLES RAYMOND	WWC1
COX ELI NELS	WWL1
DAVIDSON JAMES R	WTOIT
DAVIS ROYCE O	WWT4
DAVIS TYSON	BAT
DELANEY JOHNNY LYNN	WWCOIT
DILLS THOMAS A	WWT2
RAGOO DAVID C	WWCOIT
DRECHSEL CHARLES N	DWT1
DUNCAN CHRIS H.	DWDOIT
FURA SARA J	DWD1
GARCIA PHILLIP L	WWTLA
GIOVE CODY JOSEPH	WWC1
GLAHN FRANK A	WWTLA
GRIFFITH APRIL LORRAINE	WWL2
HANCE CORINNE MARIE	DWT1
HARTLEY KYLE	DWDOIT
HATFIELD CASEY SCOTT	DWT1
HEATON CHAS	DWT2
HERNANDEZ MIGUEL A	WWTOIT
HIGGINS NICHOLAS W	DWD2
HUTTEN NEIL C	WWC1
JERNBERG DUANE P	WWT2
JOHANEK DAVID C	WWL3
KELLEY KIMBERLEY KELLEY	DWD1
KLAUS MICHAEL BRIAN	DWDOIT
KLAUS MICHAEL BRIAN	WTOIT
LADELY DOUGLAS WARREN	WWC2
LEDBETTER RICHARD	DWDOIT
LONG PERRY JAMES	WWTOIT
LOUGH JEFF PHILLIP	DWT1
LOYA WALTER	BAT
LUCAS CYNTHIA ANGELA	WWL1
LYNCH BRANDON MICHAEL	WWTLA
LYONS MARK S	BAT
MACKIE GERALD BRUCE	WWTOIT
MARCHESE ROGER	BAT
MAREK CASEY	DWT1
MATNEY WILLIAM D	WWT2
MCCARTHY MICHAEL	WWC1
MCDANIEL CHRISTINE	WWT1
MERRILL CRAIG M	WWTOIT
MILLER JAMES W	WWC1
MILLER BRANDON LEE	DWT1
MILLIRON ERIC DAVID	WWL1
MITCHELL BRETT LEROY	WWTOIT
MURRAY RALPH L	DWD2
ORNELAS GUSTAVO	DWD1
OWENS DAVID LAMAR	BAT
OWENS CLYDE	DWDVSWS
PALERMO DARRYL	WWC1
PANKOKE JOHN E	DWDVSWS
PARSONS KARLA M	DWDVSWS
PEARSON GLEN C	WCOIT
PURDY KENNETH A	DWDOIT
RAMIREZ JESSE	WWC1
REEDER NATALIE RAE	DWD1
REEDER RICHARD B	DWDOIT
RICHMOND JEFFREY WALKER	WWC2
RIOUX DAVID J	DWDOIT
ROBISON CHARLES WARREN	WWT1
ROWLEY GLEN JAMES	WWC2
SARGENT ROBERT FRANKLIN	WWC1
SAVAGE JAMES LEE	DWD2
SCAGGS DAVID HARMON	BAT
SHERMAN JOHN G	DWDOIT
SMITH RODNEY	WWC3
SMITH DARIN M	WWTOIT
SNOOK DEAN E	WWTOIT
SOLIS ALEX	WWT1
STEENBURGH SCOTT	WWC2
STONE ZED A	WWC1
STUCKI MARC DEE	DWD1
THURMAN KEN	DWDVSWS
TOMPKINS SCOTT W	WWTOIT
TRULOCK TOM	WWTOIT
TWOHIG DENISE KAY	WWT1
VAN KIRK ROBERT CRAIG	DWD1
VARNEY DONALD D	WWC1
VERBECK MICKEY DARRELL	WWC1
WALKER MICKY S	WWTOIT
WEBSTER CLAY ALAN	DWD2
WILEY DAVID M	WWL3
WILLIE KELLY D	WWC1
WITHROW ROBERT JAMES	DWD2
WOOD KELLY G	DWD1
WOOLF CRYSTAL ROCHELLE	WWTOIT
YATES STEVE M	DWT2
ZAVALA EFREN MARQUEZ	BAT

Denied

BLACK DANIEL L

CARHART STACY DAVID

CHAVEZ JASON LEE

CRETAL LEON LOUIS

DEARTH JOHN VICTOR

DIMMICK MICHAEL L

RIMM BOB W

KOSKI ANGIE

LACY BRYAN A

LAMBERT JONATHAN IRVIN

MYERS WILLIAM BRENT

PACKARD KELLY

PHIPPS OLIVER RUSSELL

REYNOLDS-CROSSLEY DEBRA

RICHERSON STEVEN ALLEN

ROMINE DARRELL

VAUGHAN DAVID LEONARD

ZIMMERMAN ANDREW L

Pending

901104956

NEXT MEETING

There is a workshop scheduled on April 18, 2009 at 9:00 AM.

The next scheduled Board meeting is May 13, 2009 at 9:00 AM.

ADJOURNMENT

A motion was made by Mr. Hansen to adjourn at 7:00 PM. Seconded by Mr. Villegas, motion carried.