MBA Weekly Bulletin vol.57 Issue#2

As we look forward to a new year of working together, we invite you to attend an ‘OPEN HOUSE’ event featuring new bene�ts for 2013.

This event will take placeWednesday, January 238:30am - 10:00am & 12:00pm - 2:00pmat Marin Builders Association

Beverages and food will be provided, a continental break-fast in the morning and a light lunch in the afternoon.

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JOIN US! Come meet the MBA staff and see what we can do for you! Representatives from Anthem Blue Cross and Kaiser will be available to discuss your OPEN ENROLLMENT options for medical plans and your individual needs.

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CPR – FIRST AID CLASS

Wednesday ~ January 16, 2013 8:30 a.m. ~ 12:30 p.m.

660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael (415)462-1220 Fax (415)462-1225

$75.00 Members ~ $125.00 Non-members

Attendees receive CPr and first Aid Certifications

This course encompasses the new CPR (hands-only) and traditional CPR for adult/child/infant. Also includes activation of EMS System, heart healthy behavior/nutrition and foreign body airway obstruction management. The First Aid portion includes management of medical emergencies in the crucial first few minutes while help is on the way.

for reservations please complete and return this form with check made payable to: Marin Builders Association, pay with visa/Mastercard or

pay online at our website www.marinba.org

Company:____________________________Phone:___________

Person(s) attending: _____________________________________

All reservations must be prepaid. (Cancellations made after November 26th and no-shows will be billed.)

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PROJECT OF THE WEEK- accepting sealed proposals for MBA Project #12 -

GLENDON WAY, HALSEY AVENUE

AND G STREET WATER AND

SEWER REPLACEMENT PROJECT

until

Wednesday, February 6th, 2013 @ 2:00PM

at the office of the City Clerk of the

City of Petaluma located at 11 English Street, Room 4,

Petaluma, California, 94952-2610.

Prospective bidders are invited to attend a

non-mandatory pre-bid conference/site visit on

Thursday, January 31, 2013, @ 2:00 PM

at the Water Field offices at

202 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma, CA.

The work includes removal and replacement of water and sewer mains and laterals in G Street from Petaluma Blvd. South to 6th Street and the replacement of sewer mains on Glendon Way and Halsey Avenue. The sewer main work includes removal and replacement of manholes, street recon-struction and ADA ramps on G Street.

MBA Project #12 specifications and drawings may be viewed in the MBA Plan Room and on line by subscribers to MBA’s On Line Plan Service. All communications relative to this project shall be directed to Kent Carothers (707) 778-4546 at the City of Petaluma, Public Works and Utilities. Contract documents may be obtained for $50 (nonrefundable) at the office of City of Petaluma Water Field Office, 202 N. McDow-ell Blvd., Petaluma, CA 94954, Phone (707) 778-4546, Atten-tion: Jeanne Castro.

in this issue

New Benefits Open House ................1

CPR Class Flyer ................................2

Membership Application ...................4

Marin Home & Garden Expo Update ...5

CRAB FEED Sign-Up Form ............6

Capitol Connection (FKA Kalb’s) ....7

New MBA Insurance Program .........8

Phil Vermeulen .................................9

Safety Topic: Flag Safety 101 ............12

Permits .........................................14

Completions & Liens ........................18

Project Bid List ..............................20

Bid Results .......................................25

Classifieds ..........................................26

2013 ROP Classes .............................28_____________________

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2012/13 MBa Directors & officers

PresidentJeff Mertel - Mertel carpets, inc.

Vice Presidentjim schalich - schalich Bros.

construction

chief financial officer tyler Doherty - cal-West rentals, inc.

secretarYtom Barr - Ghilotti Bros., inc.

Past Presidentaimi Dutra - the Dutra Group

executive DirectorKLif KnoLes

Dave Trahan - Patriot MechanicalHerb Moran - MOC Insurance Services

John Busick - Bob Kunst PaintingOliver Dibble - Dibble & Company

Mark Silvia - Marin Mechanical, Inc.Clayton Fraser - West Bay BuildersRob Scerri - Golden State Lumber

Keith Dotto - Dotto Glass, Inc.Dick Ghilotti - Ghilotti Construction CompanyDave Garbarino - Marin Sanitary Service, IncDiane Henderson - DMH Land Use Planning

Jeff Grady - Grady Consulting, Inc.

STAFFPaula Krause - Office Manager

Barbara Jones - Membership ManagerDiane Van Renselaar - Plan Room Technician

Kellie Buono - Administrative Assistant/Reception

COnSULTAnTSCasey Mazzoni - Legislative Analyst

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660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94903Publisher: Klif Knoles

We are planning some exciting new exhibits and programs for the June 1 and 2 event. This year’s theme is “The Smart Home”. How do you make homes smarter, more sustainable and efficient?We hope you will join the fun - either as an exhibitor, a volunteer, a supplier for our interactive Smart Home Exhibit or a participant in our Marin Builders Competition. Curious about the competi-tion? Details coming soon! Remember, MBA members receive a discount on their space at the Expo. Call Andrea at the office (415) 507-1537 to find out how you can increase your companies exposure to the public and stimulate more business by being at the Home & Garden Expo! It is the SMART place to be June 1 and 2.

Happy New Year from the Marin Home & Garden Expo staff.

The Marin Home & Garden Expo is YOUR Expo!

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“CRAB FEED” SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FUNDRAISER

Friday – February 8th, 2013

Margaret Todd Senior Center 1560 Hill Road, Novato

6:00 P.M. No-host cocktails 7:00 P.M. Dinner

“Live Auction” & “50/50 Raffle” ***************************************

We wish to purchase ___ dinner tickets:

$55 each if purchased by January 25th $_______ $65 each after January 25th $_______

We would like to sponsor a table for $125 ______

(Table sponsorship includes your company name on table and on all advertising.)

We would like to support the MBA Scholarship Program with a contribution of: $50___ $100___ $250___ $500___ $1,000___ Other___

Return reservation form to MBA, 660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94903; fax to (415) 462-1225 or go to our website www.marinba.org to register and pay online. We

accept Visa and Mastercard.

Company:__________________________ Contact:_________________

Address:____________________________Phone:____________________

PLEASE INCLUDE PAYMENT WITH ALL RESERVATIONS. (No cancellations or refunds after February 1st.)

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The Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors By Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.

If you are reading this now and are unlicensed, a resolution to become a licensed contractor is a good choice in 2013. While most of us have been working to make (and keep!) New Year’s resolutions, the CSLB has been hard at work implementing new laws and regulations for contractors…

First, contractors should be aware that employee-reporting laws have been strengthened by the passage of Assembly Bill 1794. The new law, which took effect January 1, 2013, authorizes the Employment Development Department (EDD) to share new-hire employee information with agencies in the state’s Joint Enforcement Strike Force on the Underground Economy (of which the CSLB is a member) and the State Compensation Insurance Fund. This new practice of information sharing among state offices will ensure that employers are accurately reporting their employee payroll to their insurance carrier for establishing their Worker’s Compensation premium.

Contractors are currently required to carry adequate Worker’s Comp insurance for employees or submit an exemption or Certificate of Self-Insurance. However, a CSLB study revealed that nearly half of licensed contractors either claim an exemption based on having no employees or maintain a minimum policy under which no employees are reported to their insurance carrier.

“This landmark legislation benefits consumers, contractors, and employ-ees,” said CSLB Registrar Steve Sands. “When employers properly report and insure employees, consumers are protected by Workers’ Compensation insurance coverage if an accident occurs on their property, businesses pay less in insurance premiums, and employees are eligible for unemployment insurance when they’re properly listed on the payroll.”

next up, Assembly Bill 2237, sponsored by the CSLB, more clearly defines the term “consultant” as it relates to building and construction work. The new law states that anyone who provides or oversees bids for construction, arranges for subcontractor work and schedules, and/or has oversight for a project is, in fact, acting in the capacity of a contractor and must be state-licensed. In California, a state contractor license is required for any project that is $500 or more in combined labor and material costs.

Another CSLB-sponsored bill strengthens enforcement authority over contractors who violate state contracting laws. AB 2554 amends Business and Professions Code sections 7011.4 and 7106.5 to enable the CSLB En-forcement division and its representatives to issue notices to appear in court related to disciplinary actions against a license.

Several other laws affecting consumers, contractors, and the construction

industry took effect as the new calendar arrived:

AB 2219 indefinitely extends the requirement that all C-39 Roofing contractors obtain workers’ compensation insurance coverage, even if they certify that they have no employees. The bill also extends, indefinitely, the requirement that insurers conduct annual audits, and requires that these audits be conducted in person to verify the accuracy of the reported number of employees.

AB 2114 enacts new construction permit requirements for swimming pools, spas, or public wading pools.

AB 2339 requires state regulators and those involved in the heat pump and geothermal heating and cooling industries to evaluate policies and develop infrastructure for wider use of these technologies.

SB 1576 allows the CSLB to take administrative action if a licensee files a false complaint again another licensee.

For a complete list of the new and revised laws affecting State Contracting Practices, please visit our website at www.cutredtape.com or call with any questions.

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. 580, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

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Builders Exchanges throughout California have joined forces to create the North Bay Builders Ex-changes (NBBE), a benefits program just for our members. The result is a program that offers com-petitive benefit designs, options and pricing. NBBE is fully insured by Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser Permanente and Vision Service Plan (VSP), leaders in the marketplace.

NBBE Advantages

A better program A larger participant pool improves the value of the total package we can secure. This means a program offering more competitive plans, better pricing and services that matter.

Getting it right Benefits are complex, costly and take time to get right. NBBE engaged an expert team that does the homework so you don’t have too.

Keeping it simple The program includes an “A” team simplifying admini-stration, providing prompt service with experts in bene-fits. This is included as part of the package.

Top-rated Insurers Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser Permanente and VSP, our key program partners are top-rated insurers offering unique advantages. Benefit Advice Advisors from Craford Benefit Consultants help with coverage questions, benefit and renewal decisions and are the go-to source for issues that are complex or ele-vated. Legal and Compliance You will also have access to a host of online benefit and related human resource tools to help you navigate through compliance and regulations.

Available Benefit Plans Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser Permanente and Vision Service Plan (VSP) are the endorsed insurance partners for the NBBE program. We offer a number of medical, dental, vision and life insurance options to meet differ-ent budget needs. Voluntary dental and life insurance plans are also available. Medical Plans: Anthem Blue Cross & Kaiser Permanente NBBE offers a choice of ten medical plans ranging from office copay plans to high deductible plans including HSA eligible options. The NBBE provides more gener-ous “dual choice” options for employers. Chiropractic and Acupuncture: American Specialty Health This coverage is available as a rider to the Anthem Blue Cross and Kaiser Permanente plans. There is a chiro-practic only plan and a chiropractic + acupuncture plan. Dental: Anthem Blue Cross NBBE offers a choice of four dental plans including a voluntary option. The dental plans provide greater benefits when using a contracted network dentist and are available on a stand-alone basis. Vision: Vision Service Plan & BlueView Vision Both insurers provide a stand-alone option and a plan that matches medical enrollment. BlueView Vision also offers a voluntary plan option. Life Insurance: Anthem Blue Cross Employers can purchase life insurance coverage in the amounts of $5,000, $10,000, and $25,000 or $50,000 for employers with six or more employees. An employee pay option is also available.

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The California State Legislature returned this past Monday to commence the 2013-2014 legislative session. As we all know, this is going to be a very interesting year! As Sacramento Bee Columnist Dan Walters writes:

“Democrats now control all the strings in the state Capitol.

They can, at least on paper, do anything they wish without giving Republicans anything more than cursory attention.

However, sole ownership also means sole responsibility. No more pointing the finger at recalcitrant Republicans. No more excuses for failing to balance the state budget – especially since voters also provided billions of dollars in new tax money. No more ducking education reform and myriad other issues that have festered year after year.”

Obviously, there are a tremendous amount of potential pitfalls that could affect business in California IF the Democrats over-react to their new-found powers. While there will, no doubt, be some things that will indeed hurt business in California, I strongly believe that between the moderate Democrats in both houses, coupled with a governor who won’t allow the more liberal wing of the party to overstep their new-found power, I think California business won’t ultimately “fall into the sea!” One issue that has already begun to shape up as being a true positive for business this session is CEQA reform. Following is an article from the San Diego Tribune that lays out the issue quite well.

KeY eNvIroNMeNTAL LAW TArgeTeD for overhAuLSome agree CEQA needs to be fixed, but not on howBy Michael Gardner DEC. 23, 2012

OverviewThe California Environmental Quality Act is generally recognized as the strongest state environmental law in the nation. Signed by then Gov. Reagan in 1970, CEQA initially applied only to public

agencies. The California Supreme Court later extended its reach to private development.

Under CEQA, agencies such as a cities and counties must identify the environmental effects, if any, of most major project proposals. The agencies also determine whether a full-blown environmental impact report is required to offset the harm. Public review is mandatory.

A project must identify impacts and offer mitigation in such diverse categories as air quality, water, traffic, noise, wildlife and aesthetics, among others. Developers can address the impacts in many ways, such as adding traffic lanes, providing open space, contributing to a sewer plant expansion, or downsizing the project.

SACRAMEnTO — Signed by Republican Gov. Ronald Reagan and strengthened by a series of court rulings and legislation, California’s bedrock environmental law in recent years has been slowly chiseled in response to the bleak economy and flurries of litigation that have compounded costs for developers and public agencies.

But this could be a watershed moment for the California Environmental Quality Act as powerful Democrats and their staunch allies return to the Capitol in January to explore legislation that could remove some of the law’s formidable legal barriers to projects while still making sure environmental safeguards do not crumble.

The debate — a continuation of a frantic late campaign last summer to make the law more business friendly — is also being fueled by an early December court order rejecting a $200 billion, 40-year regional transportation plan adopted by the San Diego Association of Governments.

The SAnDAG plan improperly permits greenhouse gas emissions linked to global warming to increase from 2020 through 2050, a judge ruled, siding with critics of the plan. But it does comply with reduction standards in state law through 2020 and was given the

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green light by the state Air Resources Board, SAnDAG maintains.

The San Diego case illustrates what’s wrong with the law, according to Sen. Michael Rubio, a Bakersfield Democrat and leader in the drive to make it more difficult to use what is commonly known as CEQA to challenge projects in court.“It highlights the point that you can meet or exceed the law and still get sued and stopped,” Rubio said.

Jack Shu, president of the Cleveland national Forest Foundation board that filed the suit, said the court victory “exemplifies exactly why we need CEQA.” Shu pointed out that without the litigation SAnDAG would be free to pursue its plan and spend billions of dollars even though it would adversely affect the environment, among other shortcomings.

Rubio has been in negotiations with Senate President Pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento to craft a compromise bill.

neither side is talking about banning all lawsuits.

negotiations center on a handful of core proposals:• A legal challenge could not be filed against a project for

failing to adequately address an impact as long as the developer has complied with umbrella state or federal laws that specifically cover the impact, such as the Endangered Species Act, the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.

• A project could not be challenged in court if it complies with an approved city or county general plan, if those plans have an approved environmental impact report (EIR) and the project is consistent with the Sustainable Communities Strategy launched by Senate Bill 375 authored by Steinberg. That law established a path to lower greenhouse gas emissions linked to global warming through “smart growth” building policies that also encourage more alternative transit, from buses to bicycle paths.

• Those filing lawsuits must reveal their financial interests and who is paying the legal costs. There is also debate on whether to extend those transparency requirements to the local planning process as well so decision-makers know whether a protest is being lodged out of genuine concern for the environment or if there is a profit motive.

“The challenging thing about a law like this is everybody knows it needs fixes,” Steinberg said. ”The question is, what are the fixes that preserve the strength of the law and at the same time (address abuses)? That’s what we will grapple with.”

Last summer, Rubio made a late push for an overhaul that

Steinberg intercepted, sending the bill to the sidelines before it was formally introduced.

CEQA is “a great law, but a law that needs work,” Steinberg said at the time. “We’re going to take it on and we’re going to take it on in a big way.”

Gov. Jerry Brown, who as attorney general threatened local governments with litigation if they didn’t address greenhouse gas emissions in their planning documents, has signaled an interest in reigning in CEQA lawsuits on a number of occasions.

“The theology of CEQA and its endless analyses — that’s something that can be improved,” he said in September 2011. And last July he said: “I have never seen any CEQA exemptions I didn’t like.”

Their challenge will be convincing fellow Democrats, especially if environmentalists keep up their stiff resistance.

Kathryn Phillips, director of Sierra Club California, is critical of Rubio’s centerpiece provision to block lawsuits if the project meets some umbrella general plan or provisions in law.

Phillips said that strategy ignores the fact that some plans are too old and weak, unable to keep pace with the impacts of growth that has already occurred.“CEQA makes sure you take into account the world as it is, not the world as it was,” she said.

Phillips contends that just a tiny minority of projects that undertake full-blown environmental impact reports wind up in court. “The rhetoric we hear about the lawsuit element is exaggerated,” she said.

But critics of the current process say even the threat of lawsuits can be leveraged to extract costly mitigation concessions or force developers and public agencies to protect themselves by agreeing to an extensive EIR that takes time and money.

Assemblyman Brian Jones, R-Santee, said environmentalists and unions have used CEQA to block projects until developers concede to demands that can range from costly changes to union wages.

“It’s not being used to protect the environment. It’s being used to further their agendas,” he said.

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favorable deal for a football stadium in Los Angeles.

Assemblyman Rocky Chavez, R-Oceanside, said he saw the delays and costs add up as a councilman. “It puts a chill on development,” he said. “I don’t know if the costs are in line with the value received.”

Democrats may be open to changes, but they have been pretty selective in changing CEQA, even as GOP pressure intensified during the Great Recession. Republicans have long believed that CEQA’s regulatory hurdles have hurt California’s economic climate.

Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff of Diamond Bar said CEQA is often used as a “blunt instrument to crush” development.However, polls and elections suggest it may be difficult for Rubio to win in the court of public opinion.For example, in 2010 Californians rejected a bid to toss out the costly and controversial law known as Assembly Bill 32 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Sen. Fran Pavley, an Agoura Hills Democrat who as an assemblywoman wrote that law, says she is willing to look at what develops but is wary.“We have already made it easier with amendments in the last couple of years for projects to use existing plans, but we have to be careful that we make sure these plans actually analyze and mitigate the effects of the project,’ she said in a statement. Pavley added she is “open to the discussion on how to minimize unnecessary project delays due to any abuses of the primary intent of CEQA.”Sen. Anthony Canella, R-Ceres, who supports Rubio’s effort, said one of his major concerns unrelated to the SAnDAG case are instances where there may be hidden ulterior motives. That’s why the transparency provisions regarding who is financially behind protests are necessary, he said.”I don’t want the environmental bar lowered,” Canella said. “I just want those people who use it for personal gain or extortion to be driven out.”

Stay tuned as I make this one of my high priority issues for 2013 on your behalf!

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Flagging Safety 101As a very important part of the construction crew, flaggers ensure that other workers can get the job done by diverting traffic away from the job site. They are required on construction sites where barricades and signs cannot successfully divert traffic. This position can be extremely dangerous in high speed areas or in the presence of aggressive drivers. There are several safety tips that will ensure a safe working environment on the roadside. Flagger Dos:

1. Attend safety training on directing traffic, understanding work zone layouts and responding to emergency vehicles.

2. Ask your supervisor how to handle situations with particularly aggressive drivers.

3. Wear a vest, shirt or jacket with highly visible colors: fluorescent orange, yellow or green.

a. In the evening, wear reflective clothing so drivers can see you from 1,000 feet away.

b. Wear a hard hat, long-sleeved shirt and long pants to protect against flying debris.

4. Stay alert to your surroundings at all times.

5. Stand on the shoulder visible to oncoming traffic – do not stand in the traffic lane.

6. Establish a communication system with other flaggers and the rest of the crew to use in an emergency.

7. Be courteous to motorists as you encounter them. Do not respond to angry drivers; instead call law enforcement if necessary.

Flagger Don’ts:

1. Avoid standing in areas where you may be crushed.

2. Avoid standing in the shade, around a curve or over the crest of a hill, as drivers may not see you.

3. Wait for a co-worker to relieve you before leaving your post.

4. Avoid distracting activities such as reading, day dreaming or talking with co-workers.

5. Do not listen to music.

6. Never turn your back to oncoming traffic.

7. Stay a safe distance away from construction equipment.

Flaggers are the barrier between a construction site and traffic. Stay alert and keep your guard up!

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Señalización de seguridad 101Como una parte muy importante de la cuadrilla de construcción, los señalizadores aseguran que los trabajadores puedan realizar el trabajo desviando el tránsito del lugar de trabajo. Se requieren en los lugares en construcción donde las barreras y las señales no pueden desviar el tránsito con éxito. Esta posición puede ser extremadamente peligrosa en las zonas de alta velocidad o en la presencia de conductores agresivos. Existen varios consejos de seguridad que asegurarán un ambiente de trabajo seguro al lado del camino. Lo que deben hacer los señalizadores:

1. Asista a capacitaciones de seguridad sobre la dirección del tránsito, comprenda el diseño de la zona de trabajo y responda a los vehículos de emergencia.

2. Pregunte a su supervisor cómo manejar situaciones con conductores particularmente agresivos.

3. Use un chaleco, una camisa o chaqueta con colores muy visibles: verde, amarillo o naranja fosforescente.

a. En la noche, use ropa brillante para que los conductores puedan verlo desde una distancia de 1.000 pies.

b. Use un casco, una camisa mangas largas y pantalones largos para protegerse de los desechos que vuelan.

4. Esté atento a sus alrededores todo el tiempo.

5. Párese en el borde de la carretera visible para el tránsito que se aproxima, no se pare sobre el carril del tránsito.

6. Establezca un sistema de comunicación con los demás señalizadores y con el resto de la cuadrilla para usar en una emergencia.

7. Sea cortés con los automovilistas cuando se encuentran. No responda a los conductores enojados; en lugar de ello llame a la fuerza de seguridad de ser necesario.

Lo que no deben hacer los señalizadores:

1. Evite pararse en áreas donde puede ser chocado.

2. Evite pararse en la oscuridad, en una curva o en la cima de una colina, ya que los conductores pueden no verlo.

3. Espere a que un compañero de trabajo lo releve antes de dejar su puesto.

4. Evite actividades de distracción, tales como fantasear o hablar con los compañeros de trabajo.

5. No escuche música.

6. Nunca de la espalda al tránsito que se aproxima.

7. Manténgase a una distancia segura del equipo de construcción.

Los señalizadores son la barrera entre un lugar en construcción y el tránsito. ¡Esté alerta y monte guardia!

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PeRMItS Permit lists subject to change,please check with Association.

owner Contractor Address Parcel # Construction valueMusante Family Trust Etal AUSSIE ROOFInG InC. 16 Palomino Rd novato 146-331-09 (53) Reroof $29,550 Marks Creamery Ltd Ptnrs nORTH CAL RESTORATIOn & C 11431 State Route 1 Point Reye 119-202-66 (33)(13) Tenant I $120,000 Kavanagh, Stephen OWnER 54 Manzanita Ave novato 157-102-05 Lower Floor Addn, $44,374 Islam Salim D & TOWn & COUnTRY 942 Alturas Way Mill Valley 050-023-48 (53)Reroof $12,500 Walsh Dennis GREG ADAIR COnSTRUCTIOn 3 Red Cedar Ct San Rafael 164-611-09 (13) Construct Wo $23,000 Haps Hill Llc THREE C’S DEVELOPMEnT 2550 Mar East St Tiburon 059-212-06 (23-0/0) (56)(13) $75,000 Cox James L CHARLES WInDOW AnD DOOR 607 Galerita Way San Rafael 180-052-12 (58) Rplace 6 Win $13,000 West Shannon SOLARCRAFT SERVICES 30 S Knoll Rd Mill Valley 043-032-06 (60) Rf Mtd P V S $21,843 Orrick Family Trust 2011 SUnGATE EnERGY SOLUTIOnS 25 H Ln novato 143-481-02 (60) Add Panels T $10,000 Garrigues Ronald /Tr/ & SEPAC 155 Horseshoe Hill Rd Bolinas 188-150-67 (60) Rf Mtd P V S $30,000 Champion Lewis P /Tr/ OWnER/BUILDER 140 Deer Hollow Rd San Anselmo 177-102-15 (21) Bathroom Ad $20,000 Lewis Carl T /Tr/ FLOYD COnSTRUCTIOn 307 Island Dr Mill Valley 043-282-36 (21-0/0) Add Elva $60,000 Mollison nicole PREMIER POOLS AnD SPA 110 Crane Dr San Anselmo 176-103-03 (10) PoolT.D. 5 $130,000 Mollison nicole PREMIER POOLS AnD SPA 110 Crane Dr San Anselmo 176-103-03 (11) Retaining Wa $10,000 Tonderys Lindsay HAYES & ASSOC COnST. 10 La Cuesta Dr Greenbrae 070-121-08 (24)(58) Remodel $55,000 Salkhi Souri M /Tr/ SIGn DEVELOPMEnT InC 570 Redwood Hwy Frontage Rd Mi 043-241-36 (92)(50) Reface S $10,000 Ultima Hospitality TRI-nORTH BUILDERS 160 Shoreline Hwy Mill Valley 052-371-08 (55) Additional F $490,000 Sadi Eli SRY COnSTRUCTIOn 506 Fawn Dr San Anselmo 177-061-05 (56,58) Repl Wind $20,000

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COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS RECEIVED

Address owner Work value16 Vista Dr Kentfield Gillam Matthew J /Tr/ & Etal (13) Replace 3 Concrete Decks $93,718400 Tennessee Glen Way Mill Valley Penny David & (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 2.9 K W $10,000200 Lagunitas Rd Lagunitas Flick Andrew & (23-0/0) (11)(52) Remodel, Und $42,5002050 Hatch Rd novato Bazyouros Sandra (21,24) Convert Barn To Office $25,000506 Fawn Dr San Anselmo Schwartz Michelle (23,12,13,55,58) Remodel House $65,00030 S Knoll Rd Mill Valley West Shannon (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 4 K W $21,84325 H Ln novato Orrick Family Trust 2011 Etal (60) Add Panels To Rf Mtd P V $10,00010 La Cuesta Dr Greenbrae Tonderys Lindsay (24)(58) Remodel Kitchen, And $55,000

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CITY & TOWN PERMITS ISSUED

City/Town Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation Corte Madera 12/27 Alvarez Partners 9 El Camino Dr Remodel Kitch

& Bath $40,000

Corte Madera 1/2 John & Lisa Thompson Tom Shores Con-struction

136 Lakeside Dr Remodel Bath $20,000

Corte Madera 1/3 Robert Crossley 622 Oakdale Ave Upgrade Elec-trical

$11,000

Novato 1/2 Zheng Bing & Owner-Builder 435 San Carlos Way Minor Con-struction

$10,000

Novato 1/3 Bio Marin Novo Construction, Inc

21 Pimentel Ct Demolition $32,000

Novato 1/3 Campopiano Brian & Lina Dennis S. Daly 14 Taft Ct Construction $34,500 Novato 1/3 Bpg-Rock Rowland Llc Devcon Construction

Inc.55 Rowland Way Tenant Im-

provement $45,000

Novato 1/7 Pourtabib Mahshid /Tr/ Alpine Roofing Com-pany

412 Wood Hollow Dr Reroof $10,250

Novato 1/7 Lita Carroll Owner-Builder 49 Shields Ln Construction $12,000 Novato 1/7 Mc Neill William & Owner-Builder 607 Louise Ave Construction $90,000 Novato 1/8 Noel Weeks Lic.Contract.Hired By

Owner543 Midway Blvd Construction $10,000

Novato 1/8 Weber Nancy L Lic.Contract.Hired By Owner

10 Villa Maria Ct Minor Con-struction

$14,000

Novato 1/8 Berke Karen L /Tr/ Warner Custom Homes

15 Columbine Ln Minor Con-struction

$16,072

Novato 1/9 Boore Scott E & Real Goods Solar 8 Stonehaven Ct Solar $15,307 Novato 1/9 Tapia Travis A & A1 Solar Power Inc 1 Ruth Ct Solar $20,000 Novato 1/9 Los Esteros Associates

Lp EtalKaiser Foundation Health Plan

97 San Marin Dr Construction $180,000

Novato 1/10 Hamilton Landing Llc Overland Contracting Inc.

10 Hamilton Landing Construction $10,000

Novato 1/10 Wasserman Lucius & Able Roofing Co 14 Viejo Way Reroof $13,995 Novato 1/10 Ross Michael L /Tr/ & Armstrong Installa-

tion Service599 Fairway Dr Reroof $26,000

Novato 1/10 Harold Parker Props W.L. Butler Construc-tion, Inc.

1400 Grant Ave # 101 Tenant Im-provement

$125,000

Novato 1/10 Biomarin Pharmaceutical Inc

Dome Construction Corporation

46 Galli Dr Tenant Im-provement

$842,242

San Anselmo 12/4 John Silvey Janssen Pool Con-struction

50 Mariposa Avenue Install Equip-ment And Plaster

$16,000

San Anselmo 12/5 Joanne Prlich Northbay Sunspace 47 Rosemont Ave Replace Green House

$19,000

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City/Town Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation San Anselmo 12/6 William & Cheree Banse Clough Construction 36 Hawthorne Ave Remove And

Build New Deck

$22,700

San Anselmo 12/6 Nancy Roscoe Mark Scott Construc-tion

35 Entrata Ave Complete Rebuild Of Garage

$155,000

San Anselmo 12/19 N California Conf. Asso-ciation Of Sda

Eletric Tech Control 1509 Sir Francis Drake Blvd

Swap Antenna $25,000

San Anselmo 12/20 Katharine Darlington Viering Construction 35 Allyn Ave Addition Of Master Bath

$50,000

San Rafael 12/24 [email protected] [email protected]

210 El Prado Ave Alter-Sfd $15,000

San Rafael 12/26 Mc Caffrey John J Tr & Northern Pacific Roofing

181 Lucas Park Dr Alter-Sfd $13,985

San Rafael 12/27 Antonioli Non-Exempt Loic Humbert 45 Mitchell Blvd #1 Alter-Commer-cial

$85,000

San Rafael 12/27 Lazzareschi Stephen P 75 Pelican Way Alter-Commer-cial

$120,000

San Rafael 12/27 Kilroy Realty L P Novo Construction 4040 Civic Center Dr Alter-Commer-cial

$500,000

San Rafael 12/31 Lumbard David Living Old Town Glass Inc 99 Deer Park Ave Alter-Sfd $15,387 San Rafael 12/31 Elam Robert L & Etal 255 D St Alter-Apart-

ments $45,000

San Rafael 12/31 Diversified Equity Hol Frans Construction Inc

1299 4Th St Alter-Commer-cial

$124,000

San Rafael 1/1 Pacific Telephone & Te Roebbelen Contract-ing

220 Shaver St Alter-Commer-cial

$750,000

San Rafael 1/2 Art Works Downtown Miranda’s Roofing 1337 4Th St Alter-Commer-cial

$11,500

San Rafael 1/2 Hellerslien Lars & Crown Ridge Roofing 2016 5Th Ave Alter-Sfd $13,000 San Rafael 1/2 Luke Daphne /Tr/ Brandon Riedel 321 Bellam Blvd Alter-Condo $19,600 San Rafael 1/2 U-Haul Real Est Co Mike Lick 1205 Francisco Blvd E Alter-Commer-

cial $25,000

San Rafael 1/2 Scholl Eileen F & John Baldwin 10 Bay Ct Alter-Sfd $27,530 San Rafael 1/2 Chan Dorothy Lau 54 Knight Dr Alter-Sfd $60,000 San Rafael 1/3 Lofrano Investments Marin County Roof-

ing21 Belvedere St Alter-Commer-

cial $16,000

San Rafael 1/3 Carry Thomas L Home Depot 16 Denning Ave Alter-Sfd $17,160 San Rafael 1/3 Mac Phail Properties James Flanagan

Builders530 Francisco Blvd W J

Alter-Commer-cial

$40,000

San Rafael 1/3 Prymak Keith & Griesshaber Builders Inc

412 Jewell St Alter-Sfd $40,000

San Rafael 1/4 Ashley Ryan 520 Fairhills Dr Alter-Sfd $20,000 San Rafael 1/7 Kurtz Richard S Tr & Crown Ridge Roofing 15 Bay Way Alter-Sfd $16,600

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City/Town Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation San Rafael 1/7 Montecito Mkt Place Aliantel Inc 363 3Rd St Alter-Commer-

cial $50,000

Tiburon 1/2 Om & Laura Tabatabai Redican Homes 120 Hacienda Drive Replace 12 Windows

$25,000

Tiburon 1/3 Scott Corridan 3D Remodeling, Inc. 395 Cecilia Way #89 Remodel Kitch $15,000 Tiburon 1/7 Hawkins Development

CorporationHawkins Develop-ment Corporation

4755 Paradise Drive New Construc-tion

$195,000

Tiburon 1/8 Pt Tiburon Marsh Hoa/ Massingham

Saarman Construc-tion, Ltd

25-34 Marsh Road Reroute Plumbing

$90,000

Tiburon 1/9 Sheldon Miller Owner-Builder 200 Rancho Drive Replace Siding $10,000 Tiburon 1/10 Andrew Allen Slm Builders 37 Lyford Drive Deck Repair $10,000 Tiburon 1/10 Tucker & Elizabeth Ma-

cleanElkington Building Company

955 Owlswood Lave Replace Win-dow & Door

$10,500

Tiburon 1/10 Sandra Sommers San Carlos Roofing Co

10 Sommers Court Reroof $13,960

Tiburon 1/10 Howard Lasky And Sarah King

Marin Landscape Management

29 Mercury Avenue New Concrete Patio, Firepit, Spa

$45,000

Tiburon 12/17 Brad Lane Owner-Builder 60 Reed Ranch Road Replace Paver Patio

$25,000

Tiburon 12/19 James & Liza Suennen Robert Rainsford 334 Blackfield Drive New Outdoor Fireplace, Deck

$18,750

Tiburon 12/20 Harbor Hills Hoa Signature Painting And Construction Inc.

5 Corinthian Court Repairs $14,600

Tiburon 12/20 Steve Akram Wall Construction 8 Auburn Court Replace Fence And Gate

$20,000

Tiburon 12/20 Berg Adamie Gutierrez Roofing Company

1915 Mar West Street Reroof $22,000

Tiburon 12/20 Stephanie Rice Gazzoli Construction 45 Corinthian Court #11

Remodel Bed & Bath

$33,000

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tAX lIenS & COMPletIOnS


COMPLETIONSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/09/2013 AP-BUILD INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000189801/09/2013 AP-BUILD INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000189901/09/2013 MARIN COUNTRY MART (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000189901/09/2013 SAMUEL DAVID (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000189801/09/2013 SAMUEL JEANINE (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-0001898

HOMESTEADSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/07/2013 ANOLIK ALEXANDER (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000116101/07/2013 ANOLIK YAMI (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000116101/07/2013 HEMICK-O BRIEN BONNIE (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000137001/07/2013 O BRIEN MICHAEL PATRICK (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-0001370

LIENSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/10/2013 DE ELECTRIC (E) GRADE MARGARET (O) LIEN 2013-000230201/10/2013 FITZGERALD RICHARD (E) GRADE MARGARET (O) LIEN 2013-000230201/10/2013 LAND CO ENVIRONMENTS INC (E) GUIDE DOGS FOR THE

BLIND (O)LIEN 2013-0002304

TAX LIENSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/07/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) ROBERTS KAREN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000131101/10/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) FINKELSTEIN FREDRIC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000224601/10/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BATTLE JAMES L (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000224701/11/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) NORCAL PROPERTY IN-

SPECTIONS LLC (O)TAX LIEN 2013-0002574

01/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) DAVANTES LORI A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125101/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) DAVANTES LORI A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125201/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MAYFIELD ROBERT H (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125301/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) GOEBEL RICHARD (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125401/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) TREPPA JAMES M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125501/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) TREPPA JENNIFER H M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125501/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BARONE DEBORAH A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125601/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) KHALIFA MOHAMMED (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125701/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) GREENAWALT CHRIS A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125801/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) DIEGUEZ VICTOR G (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000125901/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC ARDLE M MEADERS (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126001/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC ARDLE SEAN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126001/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC ARDLE M MEADERS (O) TAX LIEN 2013-0001261

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TAX LIENS (continued)Recording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC ARDLE SEAN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126101/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) WALLACE JOHN R (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126201/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BREWER JAMES D (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126301/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MORRIS DEAN M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126401/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) FERRY CHRISTOPHER B (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126501/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) THURMAN KENNETH R (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126601/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) CAMPOS SUSY (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126701/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) HALL LAUREN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126801/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MAGALHAES JAQUELANE

(O)TAX LIEN 2013-0001268

01/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MILLER PETER (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000126901/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) CHESSON JANE (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127001/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) CULLEN PHILIP J III (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127001/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) HOSIE SPENCER (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127101/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) RICE DIANE S (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127101/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MULHOLLAND BARBARA (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127201/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MULHOLLAND SHAWN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127201/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BENSON CAROL M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127301/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BENSON PAUL D (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127301/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) CUMMINS KRISTIN L (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127401/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MORRISON K (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127501/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) SCHWARTZ MICHAEL (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127501/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) DAVANI SHAHNAM (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127601/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) ATKIN TOM (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127701/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC CORMAC DIANA (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127801/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MC CORMAC MICHAEL (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127801/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) KEMP LANCE (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127901/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) KEMP SU (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000127901/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) LAUDENBACH GEORGE C

(O)TAX LIEN 2013-0001280

01/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) LAUDENBACH MARIA E (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000128001/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) KORSS HARRY D (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000128101/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BYRD DIANE M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000128201/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) WALLACH E ROBERT (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000128301/07/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) HIRSCHFELD MARY LOU (O) TAX LIEN 2013-0001284

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PROJECT BID SCHEDULE

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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

MONTARA AND MOSS BEACH

2:00 PM 1/15/2013Bid Date:CLASS "A" LICENSE REQUIRED

Plan#: 02-PAPER

2012-2013 SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND SPOT REPAIRS

13-00002

to $450000Addenda: 1 1/8/2013Project Type: SEWER/SANITATION

Contact: NUTE ENGINEERING 415-453-4480Contact: MONTARA WATER AND SANITARY DISTRICT 650-728-3545

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxRodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705STORMWATER SPECIALISTS 707-280-2510 916-405-4180Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820

SANTA CLARA COUNTY

2:00 PM 1/15/2013Ref #: 04-SCI-152-

16.2/R16.5 R18.5/R19.5

Bid Date:

PLACE & WIDEN HMA RDWY, CONST SOIL NAIL WALLS, RWS & LEFT TURN LANE. IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY NEAR GILROY FROM OLD LAKE ROAD TO 0.3 MILE EAST OF OLD LAKE ROAD AND FROM 0.4 MILE WEST TO 0.6 MILE EAST OF LOVERS LANE.

Plan#: DOT-OLONLY

DOT 04-2A4404 PLACE & WIDEN HMA RDWY, CONST. SOIL NAIL WALLS, RWS & LEFT TURN LANE

12-00751

to $7700000Addenda: 0Project Type: CALTRANS

Contact: CALTRANS 510-286-5209

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGhilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

PETALUMA

2:00 PM 1/16/2013Ref #: C66400902

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 1/8/13 10:00 AM

MODIFICATIONS TO EXISTING PUMP STATIONS AND FACILITIES FOR THE FACILITY'S OFF-SITE CONVEYANCE OF SECONDARY AND TERTIARY TREATED WATER INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO REHABILITATION OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CONTROL SYSTEMS, STRUCTURAL AND HVAC IMPROVEMEN

Plan#: 06-PA/OL RECYCLED WATER PUMP STATION UPGRADES

NEW13-00006

Addenda: 0Project Type: WATER-POWER

Contact: PETALUMA, CITY OF, DEPT. OF WATER RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION 707-778-4546

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxROBERTS & BRUNE CO 707-542-4100 707-542-4120Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820

ALAMO

1:30 PM 1/16/2013Ref #: 2054

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 12/19/12 10:00 AM

PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE PERFORMED DURING TWO 5-MONTH-LONG CONSTRUCTION PERIODS OVER TWO CONSECUTIVE WINTER FACILITY OUTAGES. CLASS "A" LICENSE REQUIRED.

Plan#: 774-PA/OL DANVILLE NO. 1 PUMPING PLANT IMPROVEMENTS

12-00774

Est. Cost: $2750000to $3250000

Addenda: 0Project Type: IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: EBMUD, PURCHASING DIVISION 510-287-1040

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxAztec Constructors 925-837-1050 925-837-1652C. Overaa and Co. 510-234-0926 510-237-2435

PETALUMA3:30 PM 1/16/2013

Ref #: C66401201Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 1/3/13 2:00 PM

Plan#: 776-PA/OL PIPS DUTY PUMP REPLACEMENT

12-00776

Addenda: 2 1/10/2013Project Type: PUMP STATION

Contact: PETALUMA, CITY OF, PW & U 707-778-4546

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxFORT BRAGG ELECTRIC 707-964-9118 707-964-1404

SAN MATEO

2:00 PM 1/16/2013Ref #: 467774-46000-

7708

Bid Date:CLASS "A" LICENSE REQUIREDPlan#: 782-PA/OL BAYSHORE BLVD REHABILITATION

12-00782

Est. Cost: $120000Addenda: 0Project Type: STREET IMPVS

Contact: SAN MATEO, CITY OF 650-522-7305

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxSTORMWATER SPECIALISTS 707-280-2510 916-405-4180Wickman Development & Construction

415-215-3473 415-341-0155


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SONOMA, NAPA, AND MARIN COUNTIES

2:00 PM 1/16/2013Ref #: 04-

SON,NAP,MRN-12,29,101,121,128-

VAR

Bid Date:

TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE JOINT SEAL. IN SONOMA, NAPA, AND MARIN COUNTIES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS "A" LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING C LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUTES A MAJORITY OF THE WO

Plan#: DOT-OLONLY

DOT 04-2E6904 TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE JOINT SEAL

NEW13-00007



Thursday, January 17, 2013

ORINDA

2:00 PM 1/17/2013Ref #: 149200

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 12/10/12 10;00 AM

CONSTRUCTION OF AN EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE BUILDING WITHIN THE EXISTING TILDEN PARK CORPORATION YARD: APPROX. 5,700 SF CMU BUILDING, FULLY SPRINKLERED, WITH 3 REPAIR BAYS, SHOP, OFFICE AND STORAGE. SITE WORK INCLUDES REPLACEMENT PAVING AND UNDERGROUND UTI

Plan#: 755-PA/OL TILDEN CORPORATION YARD MAINTENANCE FACILITY

12-00755

Est. Cost: $1500000Addenda: 0Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: EAST BAY REG PARK DISTRICT 510-544-2301

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxAztec Constructors 925-837-1050 925-837-1652BROWARD BUILDERS INC. 530-666-5635 530-666-5723Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600G. D. Long Electric Company 707-252-3512 707-252-8340Menghetti Construction 209-524-2465 209-524-2495Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797Pacific-Mountain Contractors of California, Inc.

925-603-2652 925-687-8430

RE West Builders 707-576-1224 707-541-0117ROBERT L. BROWN CONST., INC.

925-228-4944 925-228-2533

Rodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION 916-344-2098 916-344-0307Swan Engineering, Inc. 916-474-5299 916-474-5139WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665YOUNGER GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC.

916-631-8000 916-631-8293

SONOMA COUNTY

2:00 PM 1/17/2013Ref #: COOO28

Bid Date:

REPLACE EXISTING BRIDGE WITH A 62-FOOT-WIDE BY 160-FOOT-LONG SINGLE SPAN CONCRETE BOX GIRDER BRIDGE ALONG WITH THE WIDENING OF THE APPROACH ROADWAYS AND CONSTRUCTION OF A LEFT TURN LANE AT FRANZ VALLEY ROAD. CLASS "A" LICENSE WITH HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE REM

Plan#: 758-PA/OL

PORTER CREEK ROAD BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT

12-00758

Addenda: 2 1/10/2013Project Type: BRIDGE

Contact: SONOMA COUNTY TRANS & PW 707-565-2231

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGhilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376Ghilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601STORMWATER SPECIALISTS 707-280-2510 916-405-4180

SAN FRANCISCO

2:00 PM 1/17/2013Ref #: WD-2503

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 12/17/12 AT 10:30AM

CLASS A LICENSE REQUIRED. THIS PROJECT IS TO INSTALL 8-INCH MAIN AND RENEW SERVICES IN JACKSON, WASHINGTON, SACRAMENTO, AND DAVIS STREETS, AND RENOVATE PAVEMENT AND REPLACE SEWER ON SACRAMENTO STREET.

Plan#: 759-CD

8-INCH DUCTILE IRON PIPE MAIN INSTALLATION IN JACKSON, WASHINGTON, SACRAMENTO, AND DAVIS STREETS

12-00759

to $1900000Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

Contact: SAN FRANCISCO CITY & COUNTY 415-558-5226


SAN BRUN0

10:00 AM 1/22/2013Ref #: 82666

Bid Date:


SEALING CRACKS; REPAIRING SPALLS AND POTHOLES; REPAIRING PAVEMENT BASE; PLACING POLYMER MODIFIED SLURRY SEAL OVER EXISTING PAVEMENT STREETS; OFF-HAULING AND DISPOSING EXCAVATED AND WASTE MATERIAL; PROVIDING TEMPORARY TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIAN CONTROL AND OTH

Plan#: 03-PAPER

STREET REHABILITATION-SLURRY SEAL PROJECT13-00003

Addenda: 0Project Type: STREET IMPVS

SAN FRANCISCO

3:00 PM 1/22/2013Bid Date:


PACKAGE A: DEMOLITION, GRADING AND WET UTILITIES PACKAGE B: ELECTRICAL/LIGHTS, LANDSCAPING AND HARDSCAPE

Plan#: 04-PAPER

BLOCK 13 MIDBLOCK WALKWAY IMPROVEMENTS13-00004

Addenda: 0Project Type: IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: MISSION BAY DEVELOPMENT GROUP, LLC 415-355-6600

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437

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EL CERRITO

2:00 PM 1/22/2013Ref #: C-3061

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 1/15/13 2:00 PM

SIGNING, STRIPING, ROADWAY PAVING, CURB, GUTTER, SIDEWALK AND PEDESTRIAN RAMP CONSTRUCTION

Plan#: 784-PA/OL

MOESER LANE AND ASHBURY AVENUE PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS

12-00784

Est. Cost: $850000Addenda: 1 12/21/2012Project Type: STREET IMPVS

Contact: EL CERRITO, CITY OF DPW 510-215-4382

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGhilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION CO

707-585-1221 707-585-1601

Ghilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601


SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 1/23/2013Ref #: 1901J

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 1/1/13 AT 1:30PM

CLASS A OR C-10 LICENSE REQUIRED. THE WORK IS NEW PEDESTRIAN COUNTDOWN SIGNALS, TRAFFIC SIGNAL TRAFFIC MODIFICATIONS, CURB RAMPS, TRAFFIC ROUTING AND ALL RELATED WORK AT VARIOUS INTERSECTION LOCATIONS.

Plan#: 783-CD

VARIOUS LOCATIONS PEDESTRIAN COUNTDOWN SIGNALS CONTRACT NO.1

12-00783


Contact: SAN FRANCISCO CITY & COUNTY 415-558-5226

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437

SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 1/23/2013Ref #: 1966J

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 1/8/13 AT 1:30PM

CLASS A LICENSE REQUIRED. THE WORK IS PAVEMENT RENOVATION, WATER MAIN INSTALLATION, AND SEWER REPLACEMENT ON 17TH STREET FROM ORD STREET TO MARKET STREET AND ON 18TH STREET FROM HATTIE STREET TO SANCHEZ STREET, INCLUDING DEMOLITION, TRAFFIC ROUTING, CURB

Plan#: 785-CD

PAVEMENT RENOVATION,WATER MAIN INSTALLATION, AND SEWER REPLACEMENT- 17TH AND 18TH STREETS

12-00785


Contact: SAN FRANCISCO DPW 415-554-8280

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGhilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376

CONTRA COSTA AND SOLANO COUNTIES

2:00 PM 1/23/2013Ref #: 04-CC, SOL-

4,12,505,680,780-VAR

Bid Date:

METHACRYLATE BRIDGE DECKS, REPLACE JOINT SEALS AND APPROACH SLABS. IN CONTRA COSTA AND SOLANO COUNTIES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS "A" LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING CLASS C LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUTES A MA

Plan#: DOT-OLONLY

DOT- 04-2E7204 METHACRYLATE BRIDGE DECKS, REPLACE JOINT SEALS AND APPROACH SLABS

12-00772



CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxSanta Margarita Construction Corp

805-237-1186 805-237-1187


ORINDA

2:00 PM 1/24/2013Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 1/1013 2:00 PM

SITEWORK AND UTILITIES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A TEMPORARY MODULAR FACILITY AND FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW FIRE STATION BUILDING AND RELATED SITE IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING DEMOLITION

Plan#: 05-PA/OL MORAGA-ORINDA FIRE STATION 43

13-00005

Addenda: 0Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: KSD GROUP INC. 925-827-0841Contact: MORAGA-ORINDA FIRE DISTRICT 925-286-4644

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797National Electric, Inc. 510-475-9400 510-475-9411PARC Services, Inc. 925-371-4610 925-606-8704

NAPA

3:30 PM 1/24/2013Ref #: PW 11-04

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND JAN 10, 2013 AT 10:00AM

THE WORK INVOLVES DEMOLITION, CONSTRUCTION OF INTERIOR WALLS, AND INSTALLATION OF SPLIT HVAC SYSTEMS, FIRE STOPPING, INSTALLATION OF A FIRE DAMPER, INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, INSTALLATION OF PLUMBING AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS WORK.

Plan#: 752-CD

JAIL SECURITY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES PHASE I

12-00752

Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

Contact: NAPA COUNTY DPW 707-257-9305

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxBOBO CONSTRUCTION, INC. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850CF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437




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Monday, January 28, 2013

HAYWARD

2:00 PM 1/28/2013Ref #: 13-02

Bid Date:


SITE WORK, DEMOLITION, HAZMAT, LANDSCAPING AND INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RENOVATION OF EXISTING BUILDING

Plan#: 781-PA/OL RENOVATION OF BUILDING 3400-CHABOT COLLEGE

12-00781

Addenda: 0Project Type: SCHOOL

Contact: CHABOT-LAS POSITAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 925-485-5287

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxBOBO CONSTRUCTION, INC. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850CAL PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION 415-824-8871 451-824-8867Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600Jeff Luchetti Construction 707-527-5788 707-636-5509LATHROP CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATES

707-746-8000 707-746-8080

Lloyd F. McKinney Assoc., Inc. 510-783-8043 510-783-2130Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797ROBERT L. BROWN CONST., INC.

925-228-4944 925-228-2533

Rodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705Sierra Valley Construction, Inc. 916-772-0800 916-772-0825WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665


SONOMA

10:00 AM 1/29/2013Ref #: 70-712-7#2

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 1/8/13 10:00 AM AND 1/10/13 2:00 PM

WORK INCLUDES THE INSTALLATION OF A NEW SCREW PRESS AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT AND LOAD-OUT BUILDING, REMOVAL OF AN EXISTING BELT PRESS AND CONVEYOR AND REPLACEMENT OF POLYMER BLENDING UNIT; ELECTRICAL; AND PREP AND PAINTING OF PUMP ROOM IN THE EXI

Plan#: 756-PA/OL

SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT UPGRADE

12-00756

Est. Cost: $2500000to $3000000

Addenda: 2 1/2/2013Project Type: UPGRADES

Contact: SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT 707-547-1900

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxAztec Constructors 925-837-1050 925-837-1652BOBO CONSTRUCTION, INC. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995QUALITY ERECTORS & CONSTRUCTION

707-746-1233 707-751-3962

RE West Builders 707-576-1224 707-541-0117Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820VANDEN BROS ELECTRIC 916-773-1500 916-773-1973

SAN MATEO COUNTY

2:00 PM 1/29/2013Ref #: 04-SM-

84,101,380-VAR

Bid Date:

TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE JOINT SEALS. IN SAN MATEO COUNTY AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS "A" LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING CLASS "C" LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUES A MAJORITY OF THE WORK.

Plan#: DOT-OLONLY

DOT 04-2E7504 TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE JOINT SEALS

NEW13-00009




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SANTA CLARA COUNTY

2:00 PM 1/30/2013Ref #: 04-SCI-

82,85,87,101,152,237-VAR

Bid Date:

TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE APPROACH SLABS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS "A" LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING CLASS "C" LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUTES A MAJORITY OF THE WORK

Plan#: DOT-OLONLY

DOT 04-2E7104 TREAT BRIDGE DECK WITH METHACRYLATE AND REPLACE APPROACH SLABS

NEW13-00010




805-237-1186 805-237-1187


NAPA

3:30 PM 1/31/2013Ref #: PW 13-28

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 1/17/13 AT 2:00PM

THE WORK INVOLVES DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL OF TWO EXISTING RAYPAK WATER HEATERS AND THE HORIZONTAL SECTION OF FLUE PIPE CONNECTED TO THEM, CORE DRILLING TWO HOLES, FABRICATING AND MOUNTING TWO FLUE PIPES, REPLACING TWO DHW WATER PUMPS, INSTALLING TWO 98% E

Plan#: 11-CD

NAPA COUNTY HALL OF JUSTICE WATER HEATERS RETROFIT

NEW13-00011

Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

Contact: NAPA , COUNTY OF D.P.W. 707-253-4351

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxFORT BRAGG ELECTRIC 707-964-9118 707-964-1404

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Friday, February 01, 2013

STANISLAUS COUNTY

2:30 PM 2/1/2013Ref #: #12-55 MP

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 11/16/12 2:00 PM

STANISLAUS COUNTY IS SEEKING A MASTER DEVELOPER PARTNER FOR A 1,531 ACRE FORMER AIR FACILITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Plan#: 708-PA/OL CROWS LANDING AIR FACILITY

12-00708

Addenda: 0Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: STANISLAUS, COUNTY OF 209-525-6319

Wednesday, February 06, 2013

PETALUMA

2:00 PM 2/6/2013Ref #: C66401101,

C66401311 AND C67501301

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 1/31/2013 2:00 PM

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF WATER AND SEWER MAINS AND LATERALS. THE SEWER MAIN WORK INCLUDES REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MANHOLES. THE PROJECT ALSO INCLUDES STREET RECONSTRUCTION AND ADA RAMPS ON G STREET

Plan#: 12-PA/OL

GLENDON WAY, HALSEY AVE. AND G STREET WATER AND SEWER REPLACEMENT

NEW13-00012

Addenda: 0Project Type: SEWER/SANITATION

Contact: PETALUMA, CITY OF, DEPT. OF WATER RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION 707-778-4546

Thursday, February 07, 2013

HAYWARD

2:00 PM 2/7/2013Ref #: 11-02.2

Bid Date:


INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS

Plan#: 765-PAPER

MATH-SCIENCE MODERNIZATION, BUILDING 1800-CHABOT COLLEGE

12-00765

Addenda: 0Project Type: SCHOOL

Contact: CHABOT-LAS POSITAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 925-485-5287

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxAlten Construction Inc 510-234-4200 510-234-4474LATHROP CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATES

707-746-8000 707-746-8080

Rodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665

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PROJeCt BId ReSultS


PROJECT BID RESULTS 1.8.13 - 1.9.13

Date Job Name Location1/8/2013 24TH AND MISSION STREET STATIONS SOUTHWEST PLAZA IMPROVEMENTS SAN FRANCISCO

LC GENERAL ENG & CONST 1,527,800.00ALPHA BAY BUILDERS 1,623,498.00CAL PACIFIC CONST. 1,673,000.00

1/8/2013 WOODSTOCK FIELD IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 2 ALAMEDAROSAS BROTHERS CONST. 219,160.00FIELDSTONE CONST. CO. 248,060.00

1/8/2013 HARBOR BAY FERRY TERMINAL RESTROOM ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS ALAMEDAR & R DESIGN & CONST. 42,980.00J3C CONST. 43,000.00

1/8/2013 CALTRANS 04-0A1854 04-SON-101GHILOTTI CONST. 23,281,978.00

1/9/2013 SUNNYVALE AVENUE/OLD SAN FRANCISCO ROAD INTERSECTION SUNNYVALEREDGWICK CONST. CO. 573,258SPOSETO ENG & CONST. 585,820JJK CONST. 586,561

1/9/2013 ESER BOND NO.1 FIRE STATION NO 15,32, AND 40 EXTERIOR ENVELOPE SAN FRANCISCOONPOINT CONST. 178,900

CALLING ALL HISTORICAL COMPANY PHOTOS!

We would like to make up a display of “days gone by” and would appreciate copies of photos that

show your company and exemplify the rich history of building in Marin.

Please send digital copies to our membership man-ager, Barbara Jones at [email protected]. If you have originals you would like to share you can mail

them or let us know where to pick them up!

Call 415.462.1220


Concrete SuperintendentMaloney Construction Inc. is seeking a Concrete Super-intendent for northern California Caltrans Project. Must be able to read plans and spec. Experience in form work, flat work , rebar, estimating, Daily reports, able to run and manage crews. Must have reliable vehicle and good driv-ing record.

Please email resume to [email protected]

CAL-WeST reNTALSMechanic / Technician

Cal-West Rentals is in search of a technician to work within our service department at our yard in Petaluma. They will be responsible for repairing and maintaining all types of equipment including small engines, heavy con-struction equipment, and delivery trucks.

The work is mostly in the shop, but also includes field service calls and deliveries of equipment.

It is a full-time position, M-F, with full benefits.

This person will be reporting to our service manager.

Must possess knowledge and experience in the mechani-cal and construction field.

Please apply to [email protected] or call 707.763.5665.


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MARIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS SELLING:

10Brand NEW Milgard Fixed Picture Windows

@ $500 each and includes

FULL LIFETIME

Milgard Warranty ULTRA SOUND REDUCTION

Specs:

_ Tuscany White Vinyl Nail On

_ 1 3/8” Backset on Fin

_ Suncoat Low E Tempered

_ Clear Laminated Glass

Sizes:

• 6 @ 48 3/4” x 75” Fixed 3/16” Tempered/ 1/4”

Clear Laminated

• 4 @ 46 3/4” x 75” Fixed 3/16” Tempered/ 1/4”

Clear Laminated

Reason for selling:

Ordered wrong profile so need to sell and would prefer

to sell in one lot but will consider offers.

CONTACT Bill @ 415.602.8464

WINDOWS

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foNTANA CoNSTruCTIoN INC.Ca. License #487928

1945 e. francisco Blvd. Suite N, San rafael, Ca., 94901Phone (415) 457-1290/fax (415) 457-1294

SEEKInG PROJECT MAnAGER/ESTIMATOR FOR A MARIn COUnTY BASED GEnERAL COnTRACTOR.

Requirements-Desired College Degree in Construction ManagementMinimum 6 Years Experience in the Construction FieldAttention to details is a must

Offering above average benefits Salary DOE

Please submit your resume and contact information to [email protected]

Commercial General Contractor

is looking for a Construction/Project Manager for Marin/SF/Sonoma.

Please send your resume to : [email protected]

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One night a week for 18 weeks------- Wednesday, 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Full Credit ----- 5 units

FREE TO MARIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

$ 65.00 material fee for all non-high school participants

See Your School To Career Center or Contact the ROP office at 499-5860

VISIT OUR WEBSITE: classroom.yhwdiy.com Open the ROP tab

Introduction to GREEN Building

Sponsored by Marin County Regional Occupational Program

Marin County Office of Education Marin Builders Association

ROP CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY Redwood High School

Build a Community Project from the Ground Up

STUDENTS WILL LEARN: GREEN BUILDING PRACTICES JOB SITE & TOOL SAFETY FRAMING ELECTRICAL PLUMBING WINDOWS & DOORS ROOFING BLUE PRINT READING BUILDING FROM LOCAL PROFESSIONALS HANDS-ON TRAINING

High School Students can earn credits-up to 5 units Qualify for Summer Internship Employment with a Construction Professional Earn the Marin County ROP Work Readiness Certificate

The Marin County Office of Education Regional Occupational Program does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in any of its policies, procedures, or practices in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975.

“Construction is very interesting. It is fun to build and learn to manage things.” Former Student ROP

“I learned what an employer looks for in hiring an employee.” Former Student ROP

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Members cornerLimited to 600 words and edited for length, grammar, spelling, clarity, style, libel and civility. We do not publish form

letters, petitions or consumer complaints. Please include writers name, address and phone number. All submissions become the property of Marin Builders Association and cannot be returned.

note: We would like a photo (jpeg) head shot and can offer ¼ page ad space to *fill out page for ½ the price.

*Ad space only available to fill out page if necessary.


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