MBA Weekly Bulletin vol.57 issue#3

MBA MEMBER MARK RICE PRESENTS

LIEN LAW SEMINAR :

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th, 2013

For more information, either go to www.lorman.com, or call Mark directly, at

415-472-3434 or email at [email protected]

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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.

415.462.1220 • 660 Las Gallinas Ave. San Rafael, CA • www.marinba.org

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.



Building Permit… flexibility?!?!

Marin County Community Development Agency is improving their

building permitting program

LEARN ABOUT

● On-line permitting ● Express permitting ● Electronic Inspection ● Alternative compliance tools

Guest Speaker: William “Bill” Kelley, CBO, CDA Deputy Director of Building and Safety

WHEN: Wednesday, February 13th WHERE: The Marin Builders Association RSVP: 415-462-1220 660 Las Gallinas 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. [email protected]

San Rafael, CA 94903

Refreshment will be served!

The Marin Builders Association serves the construction industry by promoting high ethical and professional standards, providing

quality services to our members, and working responsibly with our community for the enhancement of the building industry.



“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.)


PROJECT OF THE WEEK- accepting sealed proposals for MBA Project #25 -

MODERNIZATION AT THE SHORT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PHASE 2 Project

until

Friday, February 15th, 2013 @ 2:00PM

San Rafael City School District, 310 Nova Albion Way,

San Rafael, California

Prospective bidders are invited to attend a

non-mandatory pre-bid conference/site visit on

Wednesday, January 30, 2013, @ 2:00 PM

at the Short School, 35 Marin Street, San Rafael,

California, in front of the Administration Office

A State of California Class “B” Contractor License is required to bid on this project. Contract documents for MBA Project #25 are available for purchase for $50.00 at the San Rafael City Schools District Office, Facilities Office: 415-492-3215, and may be viewed in the MBA Plan Room and on line by subscribers to MBA’s On Line Plan Service.

in this issue

LIEN LAW SEMINAR ..................1

OPEN ENROLLMENT .......................2

BuILdINg PERMIT SEMINAR ......3

CRAB FEEd Sign-up Form ..........4

Membership Application ...................6

Marin Home & garden Expo update ...7

Capitol Connection (FKA Kalb’s) ....8

New MBA Insurance Program .........9

Phil Vermeulen .................................10

2013 Workers’ Comp Changes ........13

Safety: Manual Material Handling ......17

Permits .........................................19

Completions & Liens ........................22

Project Bid List ..............................26

Bid Results .......................................32

Classifieds ..........................................33

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contact MBa660 Las Gallinas Avenue

San Rafael, CA 94903 ◆

Office: 415-462-1220Fax: 415-462-1225

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2013 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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The Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors By Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.

We shine the light of knowing into the dark corners of myth, miscon-ception and mistaken ideas about solar that will be good news for pool contractors. Another dispute can be settled by the word, ‘if’, which draws a line in the ‘sand’ for plaster and drywall work… Q: You helped me get my “C-53” swimming pool license a few years back and I have a question for you. A few of my customers have asked me to install solar heating for their residential pools that I have serviced, but I have been told by other contractors that I specifically need either a “B” (General Building) or a “C-46” (Solar) license to do these installations. Is that correct? A: nice to hear from you again! Since solar contracting is an ever-expanding part of construction these days, there is a lot of talk and also a lot of confusion over the proper license that a contractor needs in order to perform this work. A “C-53” Swimming Pool contractor is authorized to include the installation of solar heating in swimming pools projects, so you will not need to obtain any additional classifications. There are also several other classifications that allow contractors to perform solar installation/repair jobs: “A” (General Engineering); “B” (General Building); “C-4” (Boiler) contractors are authorized to perform solar heat-ing specifically associated with boilers, hot-water heating and steam fitting; “C-10” Electrical contractors can perform solar projects that involve elec-trical energy; “C-36” Plumbing contractors can perform solar to heat water or fluids; and of course “C-46” Solar Contractors can perform all types of solar installations. Q: Hello, I am a regular reader of your Q&A column in our local Contrac-tor’s Association newsletter. Thank you for your engaging reading. My question may be a good candidate to share as I have not read anything of the sort in the 4 years I have been following you. I am licensed as a “C-9” (Drywall) and a “C-35” (Lathe and Plaster) contractor. I am losing drywall business to a local large plastering contractor and decided to check his license status. It turns out he does not have a “C-9” license. Where is the line drawn between a lathe and plaster contractor and a drywall contractor? Can a “C-35” contractor take on regular drywall services? A: Thank you for reading the column. We appreciate you contacting us it’s why we are here to help. The “C-9” and the “C-35” are two distinct classifications. A “C-35” contractor cannot do a project that is exclu-sively drywall, and likewise, a “C-9” contractor cannot do a project that is exclusively lathe and plaster. The two classifications are similar though, so a C-35 can do some of the work that falls under a “C-9” classification, if

the work is supplemental and incidental to the lathe and plaster job. This is the same for a “C-9” contractor with regards to lathe and plaster; he/she can perform some “C-35” work, if it is incidental and supplemental to the drywall job. For those who may have missed it a complete list of the new and revised 2013 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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Also In This Update

• Moody’s New Pension Rules Would Bankrupt Six Cal Counties

CSLB Starts Enforcing Workers’ Comp ExemptionIf you were a “fly on the wall” and listened to some of my “sermons on the mount” testimonies before committees in the California State Legislature through the years (Gulp! This is the start of my 40th year “in the building”), you would have heard me use the phrase (frequently) that we must level the playing field for legitimate contractors! Indeed, much of my work on your behalf is focused on “going after the bad guys” and to make sure everyone “plays by the rules.”

Obviously, we’ve got lots of work still left to do, but we keep “carving away” at the list, slowly but surely! One issue that has bugged me for a long time deals with the workers’ compensation exemption form. As you may recall, when you apply for a contractor’s license, there is a form that you are required to sign which gives you one of two choices. You either are starting off as a contractor with employees and as such produce a workers’ compensation policy that you submit to the board, or you file the workers’ compensation exemption form because you don’t have any employees to start off with.

The problem was, once you filed the exemption form, there was no provision in the law that required you to produce proof of workers’ comp insurance once your business grew and you hired employees! Obviously then, many contractors simply never bothered to get workers’ comp, because no one pushed them to get it.

Well, this was a long-standing “pet peeve” of mine and as such, I got AB 397 introduced (and signed into law – Chapter 546 of the 2011 Statues) which requires all contractors to now re-sign

a workers’ compensation exemption form upon renewal of their license every two years, or provide the board with a copy of your workers’ comp policy (your insurance broker knows what is required to be provided to the CSLB). So, you say, the “dirt bags” will simply sign the exemption form and move on with their lives of crime? Well, the form now says “under penalty of perjury” meaning that if you get caught (and the CSLB is stepping up their enforcement, big time!), you will be “nailed” for perjury if you are caught.

This IS a big deal!!! So, all contractors whose licenses are up for renewal starting in the end of March of this year will be receiving a renewal notice with the new language contained in it. Remember, every “little bit” helps! Moody’s new Pension Rules Would Bankrupt Six Cal CountiesBy Wayne LusvardiPolitical CommentatorWednesday, January 16th, 2013

To meet new public pension financing rules, six counties in California would have to dedicate all of their existing property taxes to pay for pensions or pursue municipal bankruptcy through the courts. That is the conclusion of an independent pension analyst of the new pension rules established last year by Moody’s municipal credit rating agency. The only alternatives would be to get voters to approve immense property tax increases or undergo deep cutbacks to essential public services.

The six counties listed below affected by Moody’s new pension financing rules all have independent pension plans that are outside the California Public Employees Retirement System (Cal-PERS):

Alameda CountyContra Costa CountyMarin County

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CSLB Starts Enforcing Truth InWorkers’ Comp Exemptionby Phil Vermuelen, Governmental Relations


Mendocino CountySan Mateo CountySonoma County

Back on July 2, 2012, Moody’s announced proposed adjustments on how it evaluates public sector pension data. Independent public sector pension analyst John Dickerson in Mendocino County recently released his analysis of Moody’s proposed pension fund rating changes for the above six counties. Dickerson has a website –-YourPublicMoney.com –- for public oversight into public pension plan solvency in 21 California counties. The California Public Policy Center website recently posted a summary of Dickerson’s full 10,000 word analysis of Moody’s pension fund changes.

Moody’s proposed changes in evaluating pension funds are:The assumed rate of return on pension fund investments will be lowered from 7.75 percent to 5.5 percent. The lower the interest rate on pension fund investments, the larger the cash contribution required by employees or counties. Public pension funds have assumed unrealistically high investment return rates based on inflation during the Mortgage Bubble.Municipalities will be required to catch up on its unfunded pension liabilities in 17-years, not the 20 to 30 year period now used.

Full payment of borrowed principal and interest – called full amortization — will be required in making pension payments. This means that level payments will be required, not graduated payments that start low and rise over time.

Pensions Would Consume All Property Taxes

Dickerson calculated the affects the above changes will have on the above-listed six counties. Pension payments will have to double according to Dickerson.Catch-up pension payments will have to increase in the six counties by 192 percent. And existing aggregate pension bond payments will have to be increased by a total of $177 million total in the six affected counties to avoid insolvency. As Dickerson states, this will result in consuming 98 percent of all the property taxes in the six counties for pensions only as shown in the table below.

The percentage that each county depends on property taxes for

their operating budget is shown in the table below. Alameda County –- with a seaport related economy — relies on property taxes for a low 12 percent of its General Fund. Agricultural-based Sonoma County has 43.6 percent of its General Fund dependent on property taxes. Contra Costa County relies on property taxes for 21.9 percent of its operating costs; Marin County 25 percent; Mendocino County 14.4 percent; and San Mateo County 22 percent.

Doubling the amount of property taxes dedicated to pensions wouldn’t be enough to meet increased pension payments in two of the counties. Mendocino County would have to raise property taxes by 9 percent and Contra Costa County by 54 percent to meet their pension payments. This would require voter approval unless other funding sources –- such as the county share of sales taxes or income taxes –- could be shifted away from essential services such as police, fire protection, road maintenance, social services and medical care.

County Property Tax Payments to Pension Funds and Bonds

Percent of County Property Tax Alameda / Contra Costa / Marin / Mendocino / San Mateo Sonoma / AveragePercent Prop. Tax for General Fund 12% 21.9% 25% 14.4% 22% 46.3% 23.6%Before Moody’s Rules 46% 77% 29% 56% 40% 50% 50%After Moody’s Rules 94% 154% 58% 109% 74% 100% 98%Percent Increase 48% 77% 29% 53% 34% 50% 48%Source: John Dickerson, “The Impact of Moody’s Proposed Changes on Analyzing Government Pension Data,” Table 15.

Failure for each county to double pension fund payments could result in: a) bad credit ratings; b) much higher interest rates on municipal bond borrowings that would crowd out pension payments in county budgets; or c) even failure of bond investors to buy county bonds for public works projects or for refinancing of existing pension bonds.

Large property tax increases to cover the unmet portion of public pensions is not much of an option in an economic recession.




That is because real estate markets will adjust property values downward resulting in lower property values and, thus, a lower property tax base.Cal-PERS and Cal-STRS: not Too Big to Fail

As the editor of the website UnionWatch.org sums up the situation:“The arithmetic, fact-based reality is this: We are on track to spend more money each year to pay public sector pensions than we will spend on social security for five times as many citizens. The average government employee retires with benefits that are five times more

lucrative than the average social security recipient… the counties he (Dickerson) evaluated, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Mendocino, San Mateo, and Sonoma, are not unique…“And what they (the six counties) are going to face is unlikely to differ significantly from any of California’s other local government pension funds, or CalPERS or Cal-STRS for that matter.”

The bond markets, not the courts, are starting to push counties into fully funding their pensions that could make many cities and counties in California fall into municipal bankruptcy. Gov. Jerry Brown, the Democratic supermajority in the State legislature, Cal-PERS, and public sector unions are hoping for a favorable court ruling in the pending municipal bankruptcy case of the City of San Bernardino. But the bond market is beginning to overrule whatever decision comes out of the courts.

Fearing an uncontrollable statewide wave of municipal bankruptcies, the California legislature passed a municipal bankruptcy reform law in 2011 –- Assembly Bill 506 – requiring cities and counties to first obtain a neutral bankruptcy analysis except in the case of a financial emergency. But it is difficult to be neutral between unsustainable pensions and essential protective public services when the governor has released criminals back into communities under prison realignment.


Provided By Leavitt Group

Workers’ Compensation Changes for 2013

This guide is not intended to be exhaustive nor should any discussion or opinions be construed as legal advice. It is provided for general informational purposes only. It broadly summarizes state statutes and regulations generally applicable to private employers, but does not include references to other legal resources unless specifically noted. Readers should contact legal counsel for legal advice.

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On Sept. 18, 2012, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law significant changes to the California workers’ compensation system, which will take effect on Jan. 1, 2013.

The legislation was supported by both Democrats and Republicans and is intended to benefit employers and employees in California by reducing costs, increasing benefits and improving the system overall.

In the past two years, the costs of workers’ compensation insurance have risen from $14.8 billion to $19 billion, with an estimated 12.6 percent increase projected in the near future. According to a statement from Governor Brown, the workers’ compensation changes will reduce systemic inefficiencies and unnecessary expenses and are projected to save businesses $1 billion in 2013, increase payments to disabled workers by 30 percent and improve the delivery of medical treatment, retraining and other benefits.

PERMANENT DISABILITY BENEFIT CHANGES

Increased Benefits

The amended statutes enable injured employees who are permanently disabled to receive higher benefits by increasing impairment ratings by 40 percent and raising the amount of weekly benefits over a two-year period. Some estimate that these changes translate into $860 million in additional benefits for injured employees. The new law aims to finance this increase in benefits by relying on savings derived from a leaner and more predictable system, rather than increasing employer contributions.

Delayed Payment

Under the amended statutes, an employer is not obligated to provide wage replacement benefits for a worker with a permanent disability if:

An award for permanent disability has not yet been issued; and

The employer has offered the employee a position that pays at least 85 percent of his pre-injury average wages or the employee already works in a position that pays at least 100 percent of his pre-injury wages.

However, once an award for permanent disability is authorized, an injured employee is entitled to receive these benefits retrospectively from the date the last benefit for temporary disability was paid or the date the employee’s disability became permanent and stationary, whichever is earlier.

INDEPENDENT MEDICAL REVIEW (IMR)

Process Prior to 2013

Under the system in place prior to 2013, injured workers are required to receive an initial evaluation of their injury from a physician that belongs to the Medical Provider Network. The network physician also determines the extent of disability caused by the injury and proposes a medical treatment plan. The plan then goes through utilization review.



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Employers and insurance carriers use the utilization review process to evaluate whether treatment plans follow authorized medical standards. The utilization review also determines how much of the treatment will be covered by the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance policy.

In theory, employers that disagree with a treatment plan can contest it through an IMR system. In practice, however, parties usually bring their medical treatment issues to the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) for hearings, using judicial appeal mechanisms as necessary.

Process for 2013 and Beyond

The amended statutes force disputing parties to resolve their disputes through the IMR process. This change is intended to help employers, injured workers and physicians avoid litigation costs and provide a faster determination on treatment for injured workers.

The IMR is limited to an examination of whether the proposed medical treatment is a medical necessity. A medical necessity is a treatment that is “reasonably required to cure or relieve the injured employee of the effects of his or her injury.” This process must be used even when considering a dispute regarding spinal surgery, a dispute process that follows an entirely different medical dispute resolution track under the pre-2013 system. The physician who conducts an IMR must be an uninterested third party. The new laws set detailed parameters to ensure that the IMR physician conducts an independent and uninterested review. A physician who has a financial interest in a particular case may not participate in the case review.

IMR physicians must use a specific hierarchy of medical authorities to render his or her evaluation. If the case is reviewed by a panel of physicians, the majority’s decision prevails.

IMR physicians must render their decisions in writing within 30 days and must use plain and simple language so a layperson may understand, as much as possible, the reasoning used for the decision. The review process can be expedited to three days if there is an imminent and serious threat to the health of the employee.

Appealing an IMR Decision

Appealing an IMR decision is difficult under the amended statutes. A party can appeal an IMR only if it can prove with clear and convincing evidence that:

The decision was made without or in excess of the reviewer’s authority;

The decision was procured by fraud;

The IMR physician was subject to a material conflict of interest;

The decision was the result of bias on the basis of race, national origin, ethnic group identification, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, color or disability; or

The decision was the result of a plainly erroneous express or implied finding of fact (the fact must be based on ordinary knowledge, not subject to expert opinion).

Criticisms of the IMR System

Opponents of the revised IMR system argue that it does not allow for an accurate review of an injured worker’s condition, substantially decreases individual access to treatment and jeopardizes the quality of care available to injured workers. They believe that the new IMR system is a paper review process that deprives injured workers of a face-to-face medical re-evaluation and compromises constitutional due process rights.

TREATMENT RESTRICTIONS

Psychiatric, Sleep and Sexual Disorders

Under the amended statutes, treatment for psychiatric disorders, sexual dysfunctions and sleep dysfunctions will be paid for through workers’ compensation only if the disorder or dysfunction is the direct result of an industrial injury. In other words, treating physicians generally cannot increase a



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disabled worker’s impairment rating to accommodate for these conditions when the conditions are not the direct result of an accident but develop because of a compensable physical injury.

However, the amended statutes do allow physicians to increase an impairment rating when psychiatric injury is the result of direct exposure to a significant violent act or a catastrophic injury. The definitions of violent act, significant violent act and catastrophic injury remain unchanged in the amended statutes.

Chiropractic Treatment

The amended statutes restrict a chiropractor’s status as a treating physician in the Medical Provider Network. As of Jan. 1, 2013, a chiropractor is a treating physician to an injured worker only during the number of visits allowed by the Medical Treatment Utilization Schedule.

Home Health Care Services

The amended statutes place additional restrictions on covered home health care services. These services can be provided as medical treatment only if they are reasonably required to cure or relieve the injured employee from the effects of his or her injury, and they are prescribed by a licensed physician.

These services do not have to be covered if they are provided more than 14 days before the employer receives the physician’s prescription.

Criticism of Treatment Restrictions

Some health care providers also oppose the treatment restrictions. They claim that standardized, prescribed procedures are not always in the best interest of injured workers and that increased Medical Provider Network oversight on the workers’ compensation system will increase treatment costs and cause delays in delivering adequate care.

MISCELLANEOUS CHANGES

Interpreters

The amended statutes give employees the right to have access to certified interpreters during administrative hearings, medical treatment appointments and other proceedings at their employer’s expense. The Division of Worker’s Compensation (DWC) determines the fees that interpreters are entitled to collect for their services.

Burial Expenses

Under the amended statutes, burial expenses increase from $5,000 to $10,000 for injuries occurring on or after Jan. 1, 2013.

SELF-INSURED EMPLOYERS

Beginning in 2013, additional restrictions will be placed on employers that self-insure workers’ compensation benefits. Certain types of employers will not be permitted to self-insure these benefits and those that do will be subject to revised deposit requirements.

Self-Insurance Restrictions

Under the amended statutes, an employer must have the Department of Industrial Relations’ (DIR) authorization to self-insure if it has previously allowed its workers’ compensation coverage to lapse.

In addition, starting on Jan. 1, 2013 certain employers will not be allowed to self-insure. These employers include:

Professional employer organizations;

Leasing employers;

Temporary service employers; and

Any employer in the business of providing employees to other employers.



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Certificates of consent previously issued for these employers will be revoked by Jan. 1, 2015.

Deposit Requirement Changes

Prior to 2013, the DIR required a deposit equal to 125 percent of the employer’s estimated future liability for compensation plus 10 percent of the employer’s estimated liability relating to the administrative and legal costs associated with the payment of benefits.

The amended statutes require a deposit equal to the sum of the following figures, as they are calculated on Dec. 31 of each year:

The employer’s projected losses;

Net of specific excess insurance coverage;

Incurred but unreported liabilities (IBNR);

Allocated loss adjustment expense; and

Unallocated loss adjustment expense.

The deposit must be paid by May 1 of each year, as with the previous formula. An employer that overpays its deposit will be able to receive a refund only if it receives the consent of the Self-Insurer’s Security Fund, if there has not been an order of default or if the funds are not part of the composite deposit.


Manual Material Handling For construction workers and contractors, repetitive motions, poor lifting and unsafe handling injuries are some of the most common. Coincidently, they are also usually preventable by practicing safe lifting techniques. Use these helpful ergonomic guidelines to lift any size load without causing injury to yourself or others. Pre-Lifting Techniques

Determine whether or not you will need assistance to do the job.

Consider the size or shape of the load – bulky or odd-shaped building materials could create additional challenges.

Determine if you will have to turn or change direction while carrying the load.

Find out if the route you will take with the load is clear of obstructions and slip, trip or fall hazards.

Make sure your route is not dangerously close to vehicular traffic, especially if it is traveling at high speeds.

Make sure you have a back support belt and are wearing it properly.

Determine what kind of personal protective equipment (PPE) you will need to protect your hands and prevent slippage during lifting.

Lifting Techniques

Get as close as possible to the load and keep it close to your body.

Always bend from the knees and not the back, and lift using your legs.

Be aware of your balance. Stand on a stable, even surface,

and wear proper foot protection to prevent slips and other injuries.

Bring the load down to waist level if lifting from above, and wear a hard

hat to prevent head injuries from dropped materials.

No matter what you are carrying, always avoid reaching and lifting at the same time.

Carrying Techniques

Look ahead instead of down to make sure your path is clear.

Watch out for terrain changes, and avoid carrying up stairs if possible.

Have someone else open doors, gates or other closed entries for you.

Keep shoulders, hips and feet aligned – do not twist at the waist or change direction by moving your hips.

Set the load down on a firm surface if it becomes too heavy or unstable.

Watch for pinch or shear points on carts, dollies and hoists.

When you are finished transporting the load, set down the corner or edge of the object closest to you first, keeping your fingers out from underneath.

For construction workers and contractors, repetitive motions, poor lifting and unsafe handling are the cause of some of the most common injuries.

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Safety Matters

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Manipulación manual de materialesPara los trabajadores de la construcción y los contratistas, los movimientos repetitivos, el mal levantamiento y las lesiones por manipulación insegura son algunas de las más comunes. Casualmente, también son generalmente prevenibles poniendo en práctica las técnicas seguras de levantamiento. Utilice estas pautas ergonómicas útiles para levantar toda carga sin lesionarse o lesionar a los demás. Técnicas previas al levantamiento

Determine si necesitará o no ayuda para realizar el trabajo.

Considere el tamaño o la forma de la carga, los materiales de construcción voluminosos o de forma extraña pueden crear desafíos adicionales.

Determine si deberá girar o cambiar de dirección mientras lleva la carga.

Averigüe si el camino que tomará con la carga está libre de obstrucciones y riesgos de resbalones, tropiezos o caídas.

Asegúrese de que su camino no esté peligrosamente cerca del tránsito vehicular, especialmente si está trasladándose a alta velocidad.

Asegúrese de tener una faja lumbar de apoyo y de usarla adecuadamente.

Determine qué tipo de equipo de protección personal (personal protective equipment, PPE) necesitará para proteger sus manos y evitar resbalarse durante el levantamiento.

Técnicas de levantamiento

Colóquese lo más cerca posible de la carga y manténgala cerca de su cuerpo.

Siempre doble las rodillas y no la espalda, y levántese con las piernas.

Esté atento a su equilibrio. Párese sobre una superficie

estable, plana y use la protección adecuada para los pies para evitar tropiezos u otras lesiones.

Baje la carga a la altura de la cintura si levanta desde arriba y use un casco para evitar sufrir lesiones en la cabeza con los materiales que caen.

No importa qué esté llevando, siempre evite estirarse y levantar al mismo tiempo.

Técnicas para llevar cargas

Mire adelante en lugar de abajo para asegurarse de que su camino esté despejado.

Tenga cuidado con los cambios en el terreno y evite subir escaleras si es posible.

Que alguien le abra las puertas, los portones u otras entradas cerradas.

Mantenga los hombros, las caderas y los pies alineados, no gire a la altura de la cintura ni cambie de dirección moviendo las caderas.

Baje la carga sobre una superficie firme si se torna muy pesada o inestable.

Tenga cuidado con los puntos de aplastamiento o de corte en los carros, las plataformas rodantes y las grúas.

Cuando termine de transportar la carga, baje el vértice o el borde del objeto lo más cerca suyo posible primero, y mantenga los dedos alejados de la parte de abajo.

Para los trabajadores de la construcción y los contratistas, los movimientos repetitivos, el mal levantamiento y la manipulación insegura son la causa de algunas de las lesiones más comunes.

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

Owner Contractor Address Parcel # Construction ValueShelley Rebecca JOHn KOSLEIC 1008 Trillium Ln Mill Valley 200-173-54 (23) Kitchen Remo $32,000 Mills Alden M & BLUE MOOn BUILDERS InC 8 Cypress Ave Kentfield 071-173-05 (21--0/0) Additio $15,000 Kissling Kevin & SUPERIOR ROOFInG 158 Richardson Dr Mill Valley 043-132-05 (53) Reroof $14,000 Klotz Robert T & nina nICHOLSOn COnSTRUCTIOn 10 Glenside Way San Rafael 179-211-04 (13) Repair Deck $18,500 Padilla-Goode Michelle OWnER 46 Mariele Dr Fairfax 174-083-01 (13,24) new Deck $37,500 Trowbridge Donald S Trt BURKETT’S POOL AnD PLASTE 15 School Ter novato 143-350-49 (52,92) Pool Repl $18,500 Maffei Daniel O & THE HOME DEPOT AT HOME SE 140 Daryl Ave novato 125-291-14 (53) Reroof $13,736 Hahn James S /Tr/ SAVE EnERGY CO 455 Quietwood Dr San Rafael 164-104-14 (58) Replace 15 W $18,946 Gold James H /Tr/ & SEARS HOME IMPROVEMEnT 305 Ellen Ct San Rafael 164-251-07 (23-0/0) Remodel $15,000 George Teryl L BALDWIn ROOFInG 46 Madrone Ave Woodacre 172-282-09 (53) Reroof $11,775 Spinner Kevin D & PEnnYPACKER /DRAKE HOME D 10 Egret Way Mill Valley 043-382-07 (22--0/0)(13) Rem $400,000 Deem Mark /Tr/ Etal GUBBInS BUILDInG COMPAnY 324 Seadrift Rd Stinson Beach 195-310-16 (59)(21) Replace $250,000 Deem Mark /Tr/ Etal GUBBInS BUILDInG COMPAnY 324 Seadrift Rd Stinson Beach 195-310-16 (11) Ret. Wall $17,500 Jamal Rida OWnER/BUILDER 77 Oak Grove Ave Woodacre 172-321-68 (22--0/0) Remodel $100,000 Hyman Jonathan C A1 SOLAR POWER 357 San Francisco Blvd San Ans 177-181-33 (60) Rf Mtd P V S $30,000 Kusyk Richard L & PARIS COnSTRUCTIOn SERVI 244 Mt Shasta Dr San Rafael 164-375-11 (23) Remodel Kitc $55,000 Lyons Marie CALETTI JUnGSTEn COnSTR. 62 Rancheria Rd Kentfield 075-042-10 (21--0/0)(22--0/0 $765,000 Hall Bryan & OWnER/BUILDER 608 Laguna Rd Mill Valley 049-071-04 (22, 24--1/1) Rem $50,000 Magid Martin B OWnER/BUILDER 415 Yucca Rd Bolinas 190-091-07 (12,53) Storage $20,000 Marin City Commty Svcs 640 Drake Ave Sausalito 052-113-07 (32) Interior Rem $50,000 Balestreri James E OVERLAnD COnTRACTInG 275 Olive Ave novato 153-190-24 (50) Add Antenna $15,000 Hahn Eileen M /Tr/ SAVE EnERGY CO 455 Quietwood Dr San Rafael 164-104-14 (58) Replace 15 W $18,946

COuNTY OF MARIN PERMITS ISSuEd


COuNTY OF MARIN PERMITS RECEIVEd

Address Owner Work Value15 Monte Cimas Ave Mill Valley Downing Constance C /Tr/ (50) Electrical For Vehicle Ga $18,000130 Mt Whitney Ct San Rafael Diaz-Azcuy Orlando (22-0/0) (92) Remodel Whole Ho $275,000160 n San Pedro Rd San Rafael Metropolis Ptnrs (33) Interior T I - Conv Gar $95,000117 Oak Dr (Aka 768 Pt San Pedro) San Ra Samuelson Paul L & (23) Kitchen Remodel $46,00065 Ridgecrest Rd Kentfield Johnson Kevin H /Tr/ Etal (21) Entry AdditionSupplement $10,000 70 Shell Rd Mill Valley Greer George W /Tr/ & (62)(58) Demo non-Permited Gue $10,000247 Shoreline Hwy Mill Valley Elqare Enterprise Inc (33) Rmdl, Incl Bath In #B6; n $31,500198 Stanford Ave Mill Valley Rodrigues Brad & (13) Repl Deck $25,0001330 Butterfield Rd San Anselmo Reagan nancy (22-0/1) Add 2nd Flr Master, R $300,0001204 El Cide Ct Mill Valley Holroyde Edward J (13) Remove And Replace/Enlarg $30,000487 Green Glen Way Mill Valley Fritz Russell C Tr & (13) Repair Parking Deck $19,000190 Horseshoe Hill Rd Bolinas Marin Mindy (22-0/0)Structural Remodel And $35,000738 Marin Dr Mill Valley Jeong Cynthia A (24,13,12) Convert Underfloor $40,0001008 Trillium Ln Mill Valley Shelley Rebecca (23) Kitchen Remodel $32,000158 Richardson Dr Mill Valley Kissling Kevin & (53) Reroof $14,000305 Ellen Ct San Rafael Gold James H /Tr/ & (23-0/0) Remodel Bath $15,000357 San Francisco Blvd San Anselmo Hyman Jonathan C (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 5.61 K W $30,000




CITY & TOWN PERMITS ISSUED

City/Town Issue Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation Mill Valley 12/3/12 Good J Robert Chris Ott 34 Florence Ave Residential $100,000 Mill Valley 12/3/12 Philip Chigos And Sandra Bird Custom

Design An16 Hill St Additions/

Remodels $250,000

Mill Valley 12/4/12 Duncan Schmidt Lena Chen - Ch’En & Assoc

400 Ralston Ave Additions/Remodels

$275,000

Mill Valley 12/6/12 Rivera Kristin D & Dm Custom Homes, Inc. 44 Mirabel Ave Residential $15,000 Mill Valley 12/6/12 Fleming William S /

Tr/Sharp Built Construction 403 Magee Ave Residential $25,000

Mill Valley 12/10/12 Interfaith Housing Fo Hornstein Roofing & Waterpro

37 Miwok Way Residential $31,000

Mill Valley 12/11/12 Murphy Thomas & 245 W Blithedale Ave Residential $33,800 Mill Valley 12/13/12 Cox Barbara L Duley’S Construction Co. 53 Meadow Rd Residential $19,899 Mill Valley 12/13/12 Dawn Lyon 300 Hillside Ave Residential $65,000 Mill Valley 12/14/12 Buxton James (Zeke) Kasten Builders 400 Lovell Ave Residential $1,500,000 Mill Valley 12/17/12 Outparcel Fort Collin 360 Miller Ave Commercial $119,238 Mill Valley 12/18/12 Alex Maria Tr Lhs Construction 297 Throckmorton Ave Residential $18,000 Mill Valley 12/19/12 Vail Chris M & Reliance Construction 153 Marguerite Ave Residential $32,000 Mill Valley 12/20/12 Wilmoth Charles R /

TrJvl Designs 6 Heather Way Residential $17,000

Mill Valley 12/20/12 Shine Kristine & Csw/Stuber-Stroeh Engi-neeri

104 Underhill Rd Residential $90,000

Mill Valley 12/20/12 W. Bradford And Kell Riboli Construction 143 Roque Moraes Dr Residential $125,000 San Rafael 1/8/13 Gerhardt Rodger C

/TJohn Baldwin 22 Mooring Rd Alter-Duplex $12,900

San Rafael 1/8/13 Lammel David G Tr 207 Reservoir Rd Alter-Sfd $20,000 San Rafael 1/8/13 Ian Madvis Hageman Building 639 Barberry Ln Alter-Sfd $20,000 San Rafael 1/9/13 Peterson David David Peterson 35 Eucalyptus Ln Alter-Sfd $100,000 San Rafael 1/9/13 Kilroy Realty L P Fisher Development 4040 Civic Center Dr Alter-Com-

mercial $500,000

San Rafael 1/10/2013 Tim Schroeder 23 Sandalwood Ct Alter-Sfd $10,000 San Rafael 1/10/2013 Buzel Richard L & Fairway Design & Con-

structio92 Waterside Cir Alter-Sfd $10,000

San Rafael 1/10/2013 Middleton Living Trus Mcleran Inc 21 Olive Ave Alter-Sfd $12,600 San Rafael 1/10/2013 Polymathic Proper-

tiesBay Area Underpinning 332 Prospect Dr Alter-Sfd $17,000

San Rafael 1/10/2013 Roth Stephen B /Tr/ &

Roth Stephen B /Tr/ & 24 San Marino Dr Alter-Sfd $30,000

San Rafael 1/10/13 Garrett W Burdick Llc Pete’S Construction 11 Wilson Ct Alter-Sfd $96,480 San Rafael 1/10/13 Bennett Tyler 84 Surfwood Cir Alter-Sfd $147,000 San Rafael 1/15/13 Binz Binz A Tr & Second Generation Roof-

ing49 Esmeyer Dr Alter-Sfd $14,400

San Rafael 1/15/13 Culver Irene & Ken-net

Planet Construction 10 Surrey Ln Alter-Sfd $20,000




City/Town Issue Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation San Rafael 1/15/13 Binz Klaus A Tr Etal Second Generation Roof-

ing5 Octavia St Alter-Sfd $24,300

San Rafael 1/16/13 Zimmerman Fam-ily Tr

35 W Sea View Ave Alter-Sfd $10,000

San Rafael 1/16/13 Maffei Daniel O & Home Depot 33 Windsor Ave Alter-Sfd $10,137 San Rafael 1/16/2013 Poor Sisters Of

NazarPoor Sisters Of Nazar 245 Nova Albion Way Alter-Com-

mercial $30,000

San Rafael 1/17/13 Albert Luba Tr Second Generation Roof-ing

871 Las Pavadas Ave Alter-Sfd $13,000

San Rafael 1/17/13 Collette John M & Cat

Reliance Constructio 25 Quarry Rd Alter-Sfd $27,000

San Rafael 1/17/13 Tanner Berta Tr 50% E

Roy Tanner 1249 Francisco Blvd E Alter-Com-mercial

$30,000

San Rafael 1/17/13 Tsuchiya Howard H /Tr

1904 4Th St Alter-Com-mercial

$30,000

San Rafael 1/17/2013 Elliott Cynthia J Revo Tom Rank 100 Thorndale Dr 302 Alter-Condo $45,000 San Rafael 1/17/13 Browne Peter A Advanced Renovation &

Con9 Pico Ct Alter-Sfd $73,000

San Rafael 1/18/2013 Sr Corporate Center Novo Construction 770 Lindaro St Alter-Com-mercial

$25,000

San Rafael 1/18/2013 191 Ii Bah/1050 Northga

Jeff Luchetti Const 1050 Northgate Dr 510/570

Alter-Com-mercial

$25,875

San Rafael 1/18/13 Politano Lewis & Rose

Wormood Inc 22 Rollingwood Dr Alter-Sfd $120,000

San Rafael 1/18/2013 Terrain Enterprises L Scott Busby Construction 700 Francisco Blvd W New Com-mercial

$250,000

Tiburon 1/14/2013 Matt & Samantha Chatham

R. Schmidt Construction Inc.

122 Howard Drive Kitchen Remodel

$34,500

Tiburon 1/15/2013 Chun Wong & Lui Hong

Solarcity Corporation 4 Bartel Court Solar $14,000

Tiburon 1/15/2013 Frances Gray Sungate Energy Solutions 7 Linda Vista Avenue Solar $25,950 Tiburon 1/15/2013 Mike & Fariba Sham-

sianApex Contractors, Inc. 14 Acela Drive Replace

Deck, Stairs, Landing

$28,000

Tiburon 1/15/2013 Donna Louzides Solarcity Corporation 616 Ridge Road Solar $30,000 Tiburon 1/16/2013 Peter Thorner Real Goods Solar 3 East Terrace Solar $22,400 Tiburon 1/16/2013 Point Tiburon Hoa Ireland Robinson &

Hadley18 Lagoon Vista Replace

Sewer Lines $40,000

Tiburon 1/16/2013 Annelie Atchley Real Goods Solar 1721 Mar West Street Solar $48,640 Tiburon 1/17/13 Daryl Smith & Gud-

munda GisladottirMar West Builders Inc. 561 Silverado Drive Repair

Decks $30,000

Tiburon 1/17/13 Somsak Kamloon-wasaraj

Ken Leung Construction, Inc.

83 Claire Way Remodel & Addition

$375,000


tAX lIenS & COMPletIOnS


COMPLETIONSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/14/2013 CENTRAL MARIN SANITATION AGENCY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000283901/16/2013 COUNTY OF MARIN (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000354801/14/2013 EURO STYLE MANAGEMENT INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000283901/14/2013 GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000291601/17/2013 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL AWNING

INC (I)(none) COMPLETION 2013-0003982

01/16/2013 LINSCOTT ENGINEERING CONTRAC-TORS INC (I)

(none) COMPLETION 2013-0003597

01/17/2013 MAGGIORA & GHILOTTI INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000405601/17/2013 MARIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

(I)(none) COMPLETION 2013-0003982

01/16/2013 MARIN COUNTY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000354801/14/2013 MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000291601/18/2013 MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000430101/16/2013 MIDSTATE BARRIER INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000354801/17/2013 NORTH MARIN WATER DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000405601/18/2013 PIAZZA CONSTRUCTION (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-000430101/16/2013 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-0003597

HOMESTEADSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/18/2013 JOHNSON MARTIN W (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000430301/18/2013 JOHNSON MARTIN W /TR/ (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000430301/18/2013 UMREIN KATHLEEN (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-000430301/18/2013 UMREIN KATHLEEN /TR/ (I) (none) HOMESTEAD 2013-0004303

LIENSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/15/2013 AHLBORN FENCE & STEEL INC (E) SCREVE BEATRICE (O) LIEN 2013-000293001/15/2013 AHLBORN FENCE & STEEL INC (E) SCREVE FRANCIOS (O) LIEN 2013-000293001/18/2013 CHEDA KNOLLS TOWNHOME HOMEOWN-

ERS ASSOCIATION (E)OMAN BETTY (O) LIEN 2013-0004256

01/14/2013 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELA-TIONS (E)

FERNANDEZ SAUL DOMINGUEZ (O)

LIEN 2013-0002831


FOSEC JR TREE SERVICE (O) LIEN 2013-0002831


MAVERICK CONSTRUCTION (O) LIEN 2013-0002832


MC KENZIE PETER THOMAS (O) LIEN 2013-0002832

01/14/2013 DK ENTERPRISES (E) PANDA EXPRESS #2136 (O) LIEN 2013-000278801/18/2013 GOLDEN STATE LUMBER INC (E) MELLETT ROBERT C (O) LIEN 2013-000424401/14/2013 KINGS ROOFING (E) PANDA EXPRESS #2136 (O) LIEN 2013-0002788




LIENS (continued)Recording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/18/2013 LINSCOTT ENGINEERING CONTRAC-

TORS INC (E)HEED CHERYL (O) LIEN 2013-0004390

01/16/2013 SHAMROCK MATERIALS INC (E) FALLAH KHOSROW H (O) LIEN 2013-000352301/16/2013 SHAMROCK MATERIALS INC (E) FALLAH KHOSROW H (O) LIEN 2013-000352401/16/2013 SHAMROCK MATERIALS INC (E) CAPPER 2006 FAMILY TRUST (O) LIEN 2013-000352501/14/2013 STATE OF CALIFORNIA (E) FERNANDEZ SAUL DOMINGUEZ

(O)LIEN 2013-0002831

01/14/2013 STATE OF CALIFORNIA (E) FOSEC JR TREE SERVICE (O) LIEN 2013-000283101/14/2013 STATE OF CALIFORNIA (E) MAVERICK CONSTRUCTION (O) LIEN 2013-000283201/14/2013 STATE OF CALIFORNIA (E) MC KENZIE PETER THOMAS (O) LIEN 2013-000283201/15/2013 U S OF AMERICA (E) DYE TIMOTHY DURANT (O) LIEN 2013-0002929

RELEASE OF LIENSRecording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/18/2013 BAUJOUR MANILIA (E) SEASCAPE VILLAGE HOMEOWN-

ERS ASSOCIATION (O)RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004257

01/16/2013 EDER CHARLES J (E) DISCOVER BANK (O) RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003617

01/18/2013 ERAL CHAD A (E) SONOMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004174

01/18/2013 GLEASON JOHN (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004336

01/18/2013 GLEASON JOHN (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004337

01/17/2013 GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND (E) LAND CO ENVIRONMENTS INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003869

01/18/2013 MC CARTHY FREDERICK J SR (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004393

01/18/2013 MC CARTHY FREDERICK J SR (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004394

01/16/2013 MELLING ALICE EUGENIA /TR/ (E) ATC ASSESSMENT COLLECTION GROUP LLC /TR/ (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003511

01/16/2013 MELLING ALICE EUGENIA /TR/ (E) MEADOW OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003511

01/16/2013 MELLING FAMILY LIVING TRUST (E) ATC ASSESSMENT COLLECTION GROUP LLC /TR/ (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003511

01/16/2013 MELLING FAMILY LIVING TRUST (E) MEADOW OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0003511

01/18/2013 OMAN BETTY (E) CHEDA KNOLLS TOWNHOME HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004255

01/18/2013 SIBRIAN CARLOS (E) SEASCAPE VILLAGE HOMEOWN-ERS ASSOCIATION (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004258




RELEASE OF LIENS (continued)Recording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number01/18/2013 TROUSSIEUX LUC (E) DHA DANADJIEVA HANSEN AR-

CHITECTS INC (O)RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004245

01/18/2013 TROUSSIEUX LUC (E) DHA DANADJIEVA HANSEN AR-CHITECTS INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004246

01/18/2013 TROUSSIEUX MARIN (E) DHA DANADJIEVA HANSEN AR-CHITECTS INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004245

01/18/2013 TROUSSIEUX MARIN (E) DHA DANADJIEVA HANSEN AR-CHITECTS INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004246

01/18/2013 WARNER JOHN (E) MATTHEW LAWRENCE CON-STRUCTION INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004098

01/18/2013 WARNER MARNIE (E) MATTHEW LAWRENCE CON-STRUCTION INC (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0004098

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CORP (O)TAX LIEN 2013-0002959

01/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) BERTELLI PHILIP E (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296001/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) SICAJAN ADOLFO (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296101/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) REILLY SHANNON (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296201/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) SKATES JACK C (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296301/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MAZZA SASKIA W (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296401/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MAZZA SASKIA W (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296501/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) MANNING STEVEN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296601/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) ARSDALE DOUG VAN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296701/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) VAN ARSDALE DOUG (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296701/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) TENNIS STEPHEN M (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296801/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) ZENOFF NISHA (O) TAX LIEN 2013-000296801/15/2013 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E) CARLSON DAVID A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-0002969


PROJECT BID SCHEDULE

Bid List Subject to Change Prior To Bid Date, Please Check With Association

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

13-00006

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: 1 1/11/2013Project 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 707-964-1404MARK III CONSTRUCTION INC 916-381-8080 916-386-0363

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

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

13-00007

to $540000Addenda: 0Project Type: CALTRANS

Contact: CALTRANS 510-286-5209


PROJeCt BId SChedule


Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,please check with Association.


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 530-666-5723D.L. Falk Construction, Inc. 510-887-6500 510-887-6501Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600G. D. Long Electric Company 707-252-3512 707-252-8340McPeak Electric 925-229-3473 925-229-3393Menghetti 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

PARC Services, Inc. 925-371-4610 925-606-8704RE 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: 3 1/15/2013Project 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: 1 1/14/2013Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

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

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

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


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

to $1000000Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

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






EL CERRITO

2:00 PM 1/23/2013Ref #: C-3061

Bid Date:


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: 2 1/11/2013Project Type: STREET IMPVS

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

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

to $2500000Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

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


MONTARA AND MOSS BEACH

2:00 PM 1/24/2013Bid Date:CLASS "A" LICENSE REQUIRED

Plan#: 02-PA/OL

2012-2013 SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND SPOT REPAIRS

13-00002

to $450000Addenda: 2 1/15/2013Project 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

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 FaxArntz Builders, Inc. 415-382-1188 415-883-7529CF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437D.L. Falk Construction, Inc. 510-887-6500 510-887-6501Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600GCCI Inc 707-545-2134 707-545-2156Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995KCK Builders 415-559-9312 415-453-9250LATHROP CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATES

707-746-8000 707-746-8080

McFadden Construction, Inc. 209-478-7407 209-478-1516Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797National Electric, Inc. 510-475-9400 510-475-9411Pacific-Mountain Contractors of California, Inc.

925-603-2652 925-687-8430

PARC Services, Inc. 925-371-4610 925-606-8704S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION 916-344-2098 916-344-0307









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 415-296-6437GCCI Inc 707-545-2134 707-545-2156

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 451-824-8867D.L. Falk Construction, Inc. 510-887-6500 510-887-6501Diede 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

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

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: 3 1/11/2013Project 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

13-00009




805-237-1186 805-237-1187



SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 1/30/2013Ref #: 7431A-5

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 1/16/13 10:00AM

CLASS C-39 LICENSE REQUIRED. THE WORK Is DEMOLITION OF EXISTING ROOFING, INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOFING SYSTEM, REPLACEMENT AND NEW INSTALLATION OF EXHAUST FANS, DUCTWORK, AND HVAC MAINTENANCE XLEANING AND REPAIR, REPLACMENT OF HVAC DUCT AND ROOF TOP PIPING

Plan#: 14-CD

E.S.E.R. BOND NO.1 FIRE STATIONS NO. 10 AND 13 ROOF REPLACEMENT

NEW13-00014

to $350000Addenda: 0Project Type: REPAIR AND REPLACE

Contact: CITY & COUNTY OF S.F. 415-557-4798


SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 1/30/2013Ref #: 2057J

Bid Date:

CLASS C-20 LICENSE REQUIRED TO BID. THE WORK IS LOCATED AT THE HALL OF JUSTICE, 850 BRYANT STREET AND INCLUDES DUCT CLEANING OF AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM-THE SUPPLY AIR DUCT;PLENUMS, HEATING AND COOLING COILS;AND SYSTEMS COMPONENTS. THE WORK SHALL BE PERF

Plan#: 16-CD

HALL OF JUSTICE DUCT CLEANING & HVAC IMPROVEMENTS

NEW13-00016


Contact: SAN FRANCISCO, CITY & COUNTY 415-558-4550

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

13-00010




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

13-00011


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

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxA.E. Nelson Construction 707-636-1750 707-636-1755FORT BRAGG ELECTRIC 707-964-9118 707-964-1404GCCI Inc 707-545-2134 707-545-2156

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

Tuesday, February 05, 2013

HAYWARD

2:00 PM 2/5/2013Ref #: FC 4-42

Bid Date:


DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT DE-WATERING SYSTEM AND RELATED WORK

Plan#: 13-PAPER

IMPROVEMENT OF LINE A AT THE CONFLUENCE OF LINE E IN HAYWARD, ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, ZONE NO. 4 PROJECT

NEW13-00013

Addenda: 0Project Type: PIPELINE

Contact: ALAMEDA FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSV. DISTRICT 925-454-5021

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxMission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797









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

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxBurdick Excavating 775-297-4566 775-297-0974Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820

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 650-508-1705ROEBBELEN CONTRACTING INC

916-939-1110 916-939-4027

WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665

Thursday, February 14, 2013

OAKLAND

2:00 PM 2/14/2013Ref #: FC 12-199

Bid Date:


CLASS "A" OR C-34 LICENSE REQUIRED

Plan#: 15-PAPER

THE IMPROVEMENTS ALONG STONEHURST CREEK (LINE N) AT KNIGHT STREET CROSSING IN OAKLAND, ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ZONE NO. 12 PROJECT

NEW13-00015

Addenda: 0Project Type: PIPELINE

Contact: ALAMEDA COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION 510-670-5450


Wednesday, February 27, 2013

FORT BRAGG,

2:00 PM 2/27/2013Bid Date:


CLASS "B" LICENSE REQUIRED

Plan#: 17-PAPER

AVILA CENTER REMODEL PHASE IINEW13-00017

Addenda: 0Project Type: REMODEL


PROJeCt BId ReSultS


PROJECT BID RESULTS 1.10.13 - 1.14.13

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

Date Job Name Location1/10/2013 OCEAN STREET SEWER SANTA CRUZ

MONTEREY PENINSULA ENG. $1,541,049.40MCGUIRE & HESTER (OAKLAND) $1,568,695.70CALIF. TRENCHLESS, INC $1,585,040.60

1/10/2013 CONSTRUCTION OF THE DRY CREEK BRIDGE CROSSING HEALDSBURGMJ HUGHES CONST. $857,501.00TERRA CON. PIPELINES $922,309.00CAT 4 U $1,004,888

1/11/2013 SMD 3 REGIONAL SEWER LOOMISVINCIQUERRA CONST. $4,404,793RGW CONST. $5,035,700MCGUIRE $5,263,500

1/11/2013 TRAX SHELTER UPGRADE RED BLUFFTRIPLE D METAL FABRICATORS $15,580.00GONCZERUK CUSTOM WOODWORKING $17,500.00QUALITY GLASS & WINDOWS $17,783.60

1/14/2013 9716 WATERMAN ROAD ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS WAC004 ELK GROVEGRAND SIERRA CONST. $82,471.00


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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Publication rules for submission of articles to the MBA Weekly Bulletin

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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