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WEEKLY BULLETINwww.marinba.org ◆ [email protected] August 27, 2012 Vol. 56, Issue #35

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Thursday, August 23rd, 9am to 3pm ♦ Installation seminars, product training, lead generation infor-

mation & more throughout our beautiful showroom. ♦ The latest product displays & demonstrations from our fabu-

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Join us for an informative, inspiring day!

THANK YOU! We were fortunate enough to share the day with members, vendors and potential members.Thank you to HLC and Hudson Street Design for giving us this opportunity!

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ALLIE JOHNSON (A)U.S. Bank1410 Rocky Ridge DriveRoseville, CA 95678(415) 806-5079Fax (978) [email protected]/allie_johnsonFinancial ServicesRefs: BareisRec by: BarbaraMember #MBA2006

BRIAN DAIGLE CONSTRUCTION (G)Brian Daigle42 Chickasaw CourtCorte Madera, CA 94925(415) 532-7287 CSLB# 830822 [email protected] constructionRefs: Mike Hazel, David HynesRec by: OnlineMember #MBA2007

HERB DORSZYNSKI (A)AARON HILLJohns ManvilleP.O. Box 28Forest Knolls, CA 94933(925) [email protected] of roofing and insula-tion productsRefs: Former Exchange membershipMember #MBA2012

LA RENAISSANCE BUILDERS (G)Hertzel Peretz and Leon EwartP.O. Box 489San Anselmo, CA 94979(818) 570-9118CSLB# 817715 C54,[email protected] ContractorRec by: BarbaraMember #MBA2010

MICHAEL REX ASSOCIATES (A)Michael Rex, Owner1750 Bridgeway, Suite B211Sausalito, CA 94965(415) 331-1400Fax (415) 331-5463rex@rexassoc.comwww.michaelrexassociates.comArchitectural DesignRefs: Erin Stenvers and Aimi DutraRec by: Barbara JonesMember #MBA2011

S & H CONSTRUCTION (G)Harmeet Anano, CEO5560 Boscell Cmn.Fremont, CA 94538(510) 579-7382 Fax (510) 280-6087CSLB# 786358 B,C-9,C20,[email protected] Building ContractorRec by: BarbaraMember #MBA2008

TURBIN DESIGN ASSOCIATES (A)Kelly Turbin, Principal3030 Bridgeway, Suite 405Sausalito, CA 94965(415) 373-9472Fax (415) 789-4552License: C-073175kelly@tdastructural.comwww.TDAStructural.comEngineersRefs: Jon Burns, Thomas HildebrandRec by: OnlineMember #MBA2009

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August 2012NEW MEMBER WELCOME

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PROJECT OF THE WEEKInvitation to bid

Marin Municipal Water District

SAN RAFAEL AVENUE PIPELINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT #581

Sealed proposals

will be received until

Thursday, September 6th @ 10AM

at the Office of the Manager of Engineering, Marin Municipal Water District , 220 Nellen Avenue,

Corte Madera, CA 94925 This contract is for furnishing labor and equipment for the in-stallation of 1,800 feet of 8-inch welded steel and PVC pipes with associated appurtenances in the City of Belvedere.

Specifications may be obtained at either the Engineering Records Department, MMWD, 220 Nellen Avenue, Corte Madera, CA 94925; by mail at the noted location; or by phone at (415) 945-1530, upon receipt of a $25 non-refundable deposit (cash, check, Master/Visa Card). Bidders who have questions regarding the project should contact Kevin McDon-nell at (415) 924-1576.

Plans and specifications are also available in the MBA Plan Room Monday through Friday 8 AM – 5 PM and can be viewed in the On Line Plan

Room by subscribers 24/7.

in this issue

HLC Contractor Day Recap ............1

Request for Bids .........................4

Directors .............................................4

Annual MBA Meeting &

Election of Directors .......................6

EPA RRP Seminar ..........................8

Kalb’s Q&A .........................................11

Phil Vermeulen ...................................12

MBA Carwash Fundraiser ..............16

Safety Topic:

Heat Illness ........................................17

Permits .........................................20

Completions & Liens ........................24

Project Bid Schedule ..........................26

Bid Results ..........................................33

Classifieds ..........................................34

Membership Application ...................35

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2012 MBa Directors & officers

President

Vice President

chief financial officer

secretary

Past PresiDent

executive DirectorKlif Knoles

Herb Moran - MOC Insurance ServicesJohn Busick - Bob Kunst PaintingOliver Dibble - Dibble & Company

Tom Barr - Ghilotti Bros., Inc. Mark Silvia - Marin Mechanical, Inc.

Gary Frugoli - Construction ConsultantRob 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 Financial, Inc.

STAFFPaula Krause - Office Manager

Barbara Jones - Membership ManagerDiane Van Renselaar - Plan Room Technician

Kellie Buono - Administrative Assistant/Reception

Casey Mazzoni - Legislative Analyst/ Consultant

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

Publication Editor: And Them Design

Dave trahan - Patriot Mechanical

aimi Dutra - the Dutra Group

Jeff Mertel - Mertel carpets, inc.

jim schalich - schalich Brothers construction

tyler Doherty - cal West rentals, inc.

BHM CONSTRUCTION, INC.522 Walnut Avenue

Vallejo, CA 94592

Phone: (707) 643-4580 Fax: (707) 643-4581

Ulloa Elementary School

Bungalow Replacement (11060)

San Francisco Unified School District

San Francisco, CA

BID DATE: August 28, 2012 AT 2:00 PM

BHM Construction, Inc. is seeking certified DVBE sub-

contractors to bid the following work: Demolition, Hazmat

Abatement, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, Landscaping,

Concrete, Grading & Paving, Flooring, Drywall, Glazing,

Roofing, Doors/Frames/Hardware, Painting, & Striping..

PLEASE FAX QUOTES TO: (707) 643-4581

ATTN: SEAMUS DOOHER

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

& Provide Bonding Assistance When Applicable.

REQUEST FOR BIDS

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Nominations to the Board of Directors

The Nominating Committee shall nominate five (5) members in good standing. Nominations shall be presented to the Board of Directors for their review and presentation at the Annual Membership Meet-ing.

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The Board of Directors has nominated the following members:

Diane Henderson – DMH Land Use Planning

Jeff Mertel – Mertel Carpets

Rob Scerri – Golden State Lumber

Clayton Fraser – West Bay Builders

Dave Trahan – Patriot Mechanical

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Additional nominations may be made in writing, signed by not less than two (2) percent of the general members. Each additional nomination shall be filed with the Executive Director at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting. No nominations shall be made from the floor.

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Please join us for our

Annual Meeting &

Election of Directors & Officers

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

12:00 Noon

660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael

Reservations taken at the Association (415) 462-1220 or fax to (415) 462-1225

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Company Name ________________________________

Person(s) Attending _________________________________________

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EPA’S NEW RENOVATION, REPAIR AND PAINTING RULE (RRP)

What is the new RRP Rule & how does this EPA

regulation affect you?

Thursday ~ October 11, 2012 8:00 a.m. ~ 5:00 p.m.

660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael

$185.00 Members ~ $250.00 Non-members

This course will meet the EPA Training requirements for persons performing renovation in pre-1978 housing and child-care facilities. Students that complete the course will become Certified Renovators and know how to perform all work using lead-safe work practices. Students will also learn how to perform acceptance testing for their work.

For reservations please complete and return this form with check made payable to: Marin Builders Association

pay with Visa/Mastercard or online at our website www.marinba.org

Company:____________________________Phone:___________

Person(s) attending: _____________________________________

(All reservations must be prepaid. No refunds after August 10th. )


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ROP CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

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Sponsored By: Marin County Office of Education Regional Occupational Program Marin Builders Association National Assoc. of Remodeling Indus-

For the last seventeen years students all over Marin County have had the opportunity to learn hands-on skills of the construction trade. In the summer of 2012 students had the opportunity to be hired for a six week Summer Internship with local contractors. Students placed with contractors 2012: Student - Christian Gordon Contractor - Torsen Construction Dean Barras and Mike Gordon Student - Jarron Wlodaver Contractor - Cal West Rentals Tyler Doherty and Randy Griffin Contractors supporting the Summer Internship Program: Ghilotti Bros. - Mike Ghilotti, Tom Barr & Stephanie Taylor CLP Resources - Nicole Jalbert

THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT

“Construction education is

where education meets the

real world”

CONTACT: TOM ELLER INSTRUCTOR 415 488-9865 Office 415 606-1955 Cell [email protected]


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It’s time: to CAST YOUR VOTE and support local businesses by attending the San Rafael Chamber Business Showcase! When: Wednesday, September 12, 2012 Time: 3:30 – 7:30 PM Where: Embassy Suites, 101 McInnis Parkway, San Rafael

Free parking in the Embassy Suites lot The show voted the BEST Chamber event in the North Bay. 92% of exhibitors surveyed reported that the event was an excellent or reasonable value for their investment. 87.5% said they would return next year…. The Marin Builders Association and our newly launched Marin Home Magazine will be well represented and we hope you will stop by our booth and say hello!

The Showcase is a great opportunity for you to make face to face connections, generate new contacts and get referrals.

In the digital world of email and text, this IS the opportunity for you to put a face to your company and speak with other business owners and customers about your services and solutions.

It’s an Election year theme featuring Uncle Sam, stars and stripes, patriots and anything red, white and blue. We will have food tastes from local caterers and restaurants, music, raffle prizes and a no-host reception starting at 6:30 PM. View registration form here View NorthBay BEST Readers Poll Award The 2012 business Showcase is presented by the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce. For more information contact Joanne Webster at 415-454-4163.

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Kalb's Q&A for Contractors By David Kalb & Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.

We begin with a ‘suspense’ story offered by a contractor who is becoming ‘unqualified’. You need a license to work, but can you participate in bids without one? We ‘demolish’ a misconception for a contractor who learns that ‘breaking up’ is hard to do…

Q: I’m an out-of-state contractor and we currently have a license in CA for our corporation but haven’t been getting much work lately. Our qualifying individual has informed us that he is disassociating from the license and we have 90 days to replace him. Can we just go without a Qualifier since we aren’t really using the license at the present time? A: You do in fact have 90 days to replace your Qualifier once he/she disassociates from your license. After the 90 days your license will become suspended. If you don’t intend on using the license, we recommend that instead of letting it go suspended, you file to inactivate it. In this way you don’t need to have a qualifying indi-vidual, bond, or Worker’s Compensation insurance.

Q: I am hoping you may be able to provide some information in regard to one of our Builder’s Exchange members. Their contrac-tor’s license is listed under one name (that is not incorporated) and they are conducting business under another name. Ultimately, they would like their membership to be reflected under this name, how-ever, our policy is to list members by the name that appears on the CSLB records. Do you have any recommendations on what they need to do with the License Board? Any insight you can provide is greatly appreciated.

A: It appears this contractor is a Sole Proprietor. My recommenda-tion is to file an Application to Change Business Name with the CSLB. This is a one-page form and the Board does not require any fee. On the other hand, if he wants to continue operating under BOTH business names at the same time, he’ll need to apply for a second contractor’s license. He should not conduct business under two different names using once license number. Thanks for the question.

Q: For a public works project, does a sub-contractor need a license at the time of bid? The paperwork states that a license is needed at the time the work is to be performed, but doesn’t specify whether you need a license to bid the project. A: I am assuming this subcontractor is bidding to a licensed gen-eral contractor? While local governments may have some latitude

regarding when a license is required, for the most part, the general and all subs should be licensed at the time of bid. There are several exceptions in Code Section 7028.15, plus if the project includes federal funds, a proper license would be required at the time the contract is awarded. Our suggestion; get the license sooner, rather than later!

Q: I am currently at a project site and we’re having a sub-contractor (who does not have a contractor’s license) come out and crush some concrete. Does he need a license to perform this work and place it in a pile? A: I’m guessing this is not the answer you want to hear, but yes, a contractor’s license is required to break concrete. The appropriate classification to perform this type of work would either be the “C-8” (concrete) or “C-61”/”D-06” Concrete Related Services.

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. Re-search past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

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Boy, am I ready for this Legislative Session to end! While I have many exciting things to talk about today, I’m getting hit in so many different directions on so many different issues, that I feel like a punching bag! First the good news on our bills!

AB 1671 (Huffman) - As I reported last week, this bill would extend the sunset date from January 1, 2012 to January 1, 2020, for the zero percent retentions on all Cal Trans’ projects. This bill also helps ensure that state agencies will start using electronic bidding, too! This bill is on the governor’s desk and should be signed within the week.

AB 2021 (Wagner) - This is likely to be THE MOST important bill that we have EVER sponsored (and they are ALL important bills!!). This bill will define the phrase “Disputed Amount” contained within the existing prompt pay statutes. I thought that this bill was a done deal, but I’m getting push-back at 5 PM today with the amended language that just came into print. So, I’m having to amend the bill again this coming Monday, which can only be done if I get a vote on the Senate Floor to agree to the amendments. Phew! Talk about “heavy lifting!” And people ask me why I drink?!

This is too close to call whether I will make this happen next week. Stay tuned!

AB 2021’s INTENT: The Prompt Pay statutes are turning into a mess of loopholes. They provide no relief to contractors against a sophisticated owner. Worse, they provide those owners with excuses for withholding more money due to a loophole within the existing statute:Section 7107 (e) of the Public Contract Code states:

(e) The original contractor may withhold from a subcontractor its portion of the retention proceeds if a bona fide dispute exists between the subcontractor and the original contractor. The amount withheld from the retention payment shall not exceed 150 percent of the estimated value of the disputed amount.

Unfortunately, “disputed amount” is not defined in the statute. As a

result, virtually every construction attorney is running into these kinds of things:

A). The owner orders time and material extra work. Daily tickets are signed by the owner’s jobsite representative confirming that the equipment and labor actually performed the extra work. When the extra work is completed, the contractor submits an invoice for $10,000 (for example) for the extra work. That invoice is the product of what the contractor thought were agreed upon labor rates multiplied by the labor hours on the tickets and what the contractor thought were the agreed upon equipment rates multiplied by the equipment hours on the tickets. The owner decides the total is too much, so he declares this to be a disputed amount. Not only does the owner NOT pay for the extra work, but because it is a “disputed amount,” the owner withholds what the law provides which is 150% of that amount, i.e. $15,000, from money otherwise due. In other words, if the contractor had never performed the extra work, that $15,000 would never have been withheld from money otherwise due. However, since the contractor did $10,000 in extra work, his cash flow is now reduced by $25,000 ($10,000 paid out for the labor and equipment for the extra work PLUS the $15,000 “disputed work” withhold).

While this action is blatantly unfair on the part of an owner, the language in the existing prompt pay statutes appears to sanction it - and sophisticated owners are using this loophole in the law.

B). The job is delayed. The causes of the delay are disputed. The owner assesses liquidated damages of $10,000. The contractor contests this assessment. The owner, in-turn, declares this to be a “disputed amount” and withholds NOT the $10,000, but 150% of the $10,000, i.e. $15,000, because the contractor has disputed the liquidated damages assessment. Once again, the language in the existing prompt pay statutes appears to sanction this loophole in the law.

C). A cost-plus job is performed. Under the agreement, the owner must pay all of the costs of the work. A dispute develops near the end of the job. In response, the owner stops paying and the contractor pulls off the

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WITH ONE WEEK LEFT,MUCH WORK REMAINSBY Phil Vermeulen, Governmental Relations

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job. The owner now hires another contractor to finish the work at a cost of $10,000 (for example). The owner then contends that the $10,000 it paid to the other contractor - money it would have had to pay the original contractor under the cost-plus contract - is a disputed amount. Thus, the owner uses that argument to justify withholding $15,000 from what is still owed to the original contractor for costs of the work done by the original contractorIn summary, not only are owners using these kinds of arguments to withhold payment, BUT they are also using them to avoid the prompt payment penalties that were supposed to assure prompt payment!AB 2021 is intended to correct this major loophole in the current prompt pay statutes by defining disputed amount. This will ensure that the process is fair and equitable to all sides. ####################################

There are still some remaining issues for next year on this bill. To get this bill through however, we had to remove public agencies as well as the language that would have overruled Martin Brothers (a bad court decision). Both of those “remaining goodies” will be dealt with in 2013.

Workers’ Comp ReformWith a 17% rate increase looming and cost drivers further eroding the reforms contained in the 2004 package, time is of the essence to get a deal done that will result in significant cost savings for employers, while also providing for a badly needed benefit increase for workers with permanent disabilities. The actual language is still “NOT” in print (should be by Midnight tonight), but things are looking very promising. The bill will likely be SB 863 (DeLeon). I had a briefing with the labor folks the other day who helped draft the package, and there is “lots” to like. They asked for my help in “working” the bill through the Legislature which I have been doing all week. While you may be thinking that if labor’s involved, it’s going to cost employers - that’s not the case! This is a labor/management deal that cuts costs

by going after the “bottom feeders” who are the Applicant Attorneys, specialized doctors who are not part of medical provider networks and a few others. Read on:

Yesterday, the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau (WCIRB) voted unanimously to recommend an advisory pure premium rates increase of 17%, to be implemented January 1,, 2013. Yet again, workers’ compensation costs are on the rise.

These increased costs aren’t going toward benefits for injured workers. They are due to the delays and friction in the system that stymie the goal of getting injured workers the timely medical treatment and adequate benefits they need to return to work and help support their families.

Attached is background information on the agreement reached by labor and management on workers’ compensation reform.

This reform package should not come as a surprise to anyone. It is the culmination of three years of research conducted by the Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation (CHSWC). It is the product of a statewide listening tour hosted by the Brown Administration. It is the aggregation of several bills that have moved through the legislative process and have been heard in policy committee.

Absent legislative action, workers’ compensation costs will continue to rise, benefits will continue to stagnate, and medical treatment will continue to be delayed. The status quo is unacceptable and simply unsustainable.

The Legislature has an opportunity, for once, to get ahead of a crisis with labor¬management agreement. This moment cannot be lost.

LABOR- MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT ON WORKERS’ COMPENSATION REFORM

Injured workers suffered a world of hurt under the reforms enacted in 2004 by Arnold Schwarzenegger. The changes brought about by SB 899 resulted in delayed and denied medical treatment, slashed injured worker benefits, and more friction and inefficiencies in the system. Workers’ compensation costs have come down by over half since their peak in 2003, and now, as friction grows, insurance costs are projected to increase by up to 30% in the next two years.

In June, following a statewide workers’ compensation listening tour hosted by the Brown Administration, Labor and management began negotiating from three basic principles:

• Empirical data showed that Injured workers require increased permanent disability benefits;

• Delay costs everyone; removing friction benefits everyone in the system; and

• Benefit increases had to be offset by more than their equivalent in savings.

It’s been 8 years and the time has come to restore benefits to injured workers. Labor and management have reached agreement on a comprehensive workers’ compensation reform package.

IMPROVED MEDICAL TREATMENT

• Independence in handling disputes and decisions over medical treatment. Additional safeguards from insurance company controlled utilization review are provided by Independent Medical Review (IMR),modeled after health insurance process. This process has a 30 day turnaround for IMR response, based on evidence based treatment guidelines. The goal is to minimize delays in medical treatment.

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• Expanded right to pre-designate and see your own doctor for all who have health insurance (expanded from group health insurance to capture those covered in the Exchange and other programs). Your own doctor would direct your care and make your referrals.

• Protecting the right for any and all referrals to be outside the MPN, if the employee was not given notice of MPN and that resulted in a denial of care.

• Creation of new medical access assistants provided by each Medical Provider Network (MPN) to help get doctor’s appointments, referrals, etc.

• More stringent quality reviews of MPNs- more regular and random audits of MPNs.

• Better disclosure of doctors in MPNs-

requires MPNs to list doctors on their website and the DWC to link to all MPN doctors. Requires doctor’s affirmative acknowledgement that s/he is in the MPN.

• Disputed medical issues will be addressed by doctors, based on evidence based medical treatment guidelines, mirrored after Knox-Keene standards in group health.

INCREASE IN PERMANENT DISABILITY BENEFITS AND PREDICTABILITY

An increase in benefits, across the board, for workers rated with a permanent disability. Total increase of over $700 million in new money for PO benefits.

Benefits will be increased over a two year phase-in by paying more “weeks” of benefits for each percentage point of disability and by paying more dollars per week.

Make the PD schedule more predictable and with less litigation by eliminating adjustment factors for future earning capacity (FEC),age, and certain add-ons. Workers may have lower ratings in terms of the percentage of permanent disability due to

these changes, but they will get more dollars for their ratings.

The supplemental job displacement benefit will be made available for workers to obtain retraining at a state approved training program, like union apprenticeship programs. The SJDB will be a flat $6000 amount for workers to pay for training and other essential items to find new employment.

DECREASE FRICTION AND INEFFICIENCIES THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM

Lien process significantly reformed. Improves standards for lien filing; imposes lien filing fee; creates process to adjudicate old liens; independent bill review process to adjudicate bill disputes; helps clear up court system clogged with liens.

Doctors’ fees regularly updated to reflect resources needed for care. Current fees are outdated and inaccurate.

Fair fee schedules established to advance predictability in system for interpreters, copy services, durable medical equipment.

New requirement to disclose, and in some cases, prohibit conflicts of interest throughout the system. STABILIZE INSURANCE MARKET

Faster claim resolution, greater predictability and stability throughout the system.

Lien reforms, IMR, clarity on in network vs. out of network treatment will eliminate many of the most common medical dispute expenses.

Reduction in costs associated with administration and settlement of claims.

Simplified PO benefit schedule enhances insurers’ ability to accurately reserve for future claims.

CEQA ReformWhile all the aforementioned has been going

on, there also has been an effort to make some significant reforms to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). I have sent a letter to every member of the Legislature on your behalf supporting the goals that will be amended into SB 317 (Rubio), BUT unfortunately the deal blew up last evening, so it will be next year before anything is accomplished. Following is what was in the reform package:

BACKGROUND: Thoughtful Reforms to CEQA Long Overdue

When the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) was enacted 40 years ago, the wide array of local, state and federal environmental and land use regulations that are now on the books didn’t exist. CEQA was essentially it.

In the 40 years since, Congress and the Legislature have adopted more than 120 laws to protect environmental quality in many of the same topical areas required to be independentlymitigated under CEQA, including laws like the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, EndangeredSpecies Act, GHG emissions reduction standards, SB 375 and more.

Despite these stringent environmental laws and local planning requirements, public and private projects throughout the state are commonly challenged under CEQA even when a project meets all other environmental standards of existing laws.

Many lawsuits are brought or threatened for non-environmental reasons and often times these lawsuits seek to halt environmentally desirable projects like clean power, infill and transit.

It is time to modernize CEQA to conform with California’s comprehensive environmental laws and regulations. Thoughtful CEQA reforms can preserve the law’s original intent – environmental protection – while preventing special interest CEQA abuses that jeopardize community renewal, job-creation and the environment.

SOLUTION: SB 317 (the Sustainable Environmental Protection Act)

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SB 317 contains the following four provisions to modernize CEQA:

1. Integrate Environmental and Planning Laws

CEQA will continue to serve as the state environmental law for environmental impacts not regulated by standards set forth in other environmental and planning laws adopted since 1970.

However, where a federal, state or local environmental or land use law has been enacted to achieve environmental protection objectives (e.g., air and water quality, greenhouse gas emission reductions, endangered species, wetlands protections, etc.), CEQA review documents like EIRs should focus on fostering informed debate (including public notice and comment) by the public and decision makers about how applicable environmental standards reduce project impacts.

State agencies, local governments and other lead agencies will continue to retain full authority to reject projects, or to condition project approvals and impose additional mitigation measures consistent with their full authority under law other than CEQA.

(more) 2. Eliminate CEQA Duplication

As originally enacted, CEQA did not require further analysis of projects that already complied with CEQA-certified plans such as General Plans. But a 1987 court decision dramatically changed CEQA’s application.

While SB 317 would continue to require CEQA review even if a project complies with approved plans, SB 317 would avoid duplicative litigation by limiting the ability to challenge the environmental document prepared for a project that complies with an approved plan and incorporates all applicable mitigation measures from the environmental impact report (EIR) prepared for the approved plan.

Local governments and other lead agencies will continue to retain full authority to reject projects or to condition project approvals and impose additional mitigation measures, consistent with their full authority under law other than CEQA.

3. Focus CEQA Litigation on Compliance with Environmental and Planning Laws

CEQA lawsuits should not be used to challenge adopted environmental standards, or to endlessly re-challenge approved plans by challenging projects that comply with plans.

SB 317, however, would not eliminate all CEQA lawsuits. With limited exceptions, CEQA lawsuits may still be filed for failure to comply with CEQA’s procedural and substantive requirements, including, for example adequate notice, adequate disclosure, adequate mitigation of environmental effects not regulated by other environmental or planning law, adequate consideration of alternatives to avoid unmitigated significant adverse impacts.

Environmental and other public advocacy efforts to enact environmental protection laws should not be affected by any CEQA reform, and refocusing CEQA on how compliance with standards and plans will reduce impacts can also inform advocacy efforts to revisit standards or plans.

Finally, “real” environmental lawsuits - seeking to enforce true environmental objectives - can still be pursued against agencies that fail to make regulatory or permitting decisions in compliance with standards and plans. However, the current system of broad brush CEQA lawsuits that can be filed by any party for any purpose to challenge

any or all environmental attributes of projects that comply with standards and plans are an outdated artifact of the “anything goes” environment of 1970, which now hinders both environmental improvement and economic recovery.

4. Enhance Public Disclosure and Accountability

Under SB 317, CEQA will continue to mandate comprehensive environmental disclosure and informed public debate for all environmental impacts, including those covered by standards set in other environmental and planning laws.

CEQA’s public disclosure principles are enhanced by requiring an annual report of project compliance with required mitigation measures made electronically available to the public as part of the existing Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan process.

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Marin Builders Association in partnership with

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is providing an opportunity to get a top quality car wash and support the MBA Scholarship Fund

Matt & Jeff’s will donate 50% of car wash price to the Scholarship Fund

Purchase:

Packet of 4 for $100 or Individual car wash for $24.95

How: MBA Office, 660 Las Gallinas Avenue. San Rafael

Reserve tickets by calling Barbara at 462-1220 or send an email to [email protected]. We can bill your membership account!

You get:

Full service car wash – takes approximately 15 minutes Free shuttle to Costco while you wait – come back to a clean car!

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Avoid Heat Illness When it is hot outside, your body temperature can rise to dangerous levels. Normally, your body cools itself through sweating. However, in hot and humid weather, sweating is not enough and the result can be a heat illness. Staying Cool Follow the suggestions below to stay cool when working in hot weather: • Wear loose, light-colored clothing and

some type of hat. • Adapt to working in hot conditions

gradually, especially if performing strenuous tasks.

• Take breaks in the shade when possible, and remove any outer protective gear you may be wearing.

• Avoid overexerting yourself during peak temperature periods (midday).

• Drink liquids frequently, even if you don’t feel thirsty - at least eight ounces every 20 to 30 minutes. Choose water, fruit juice or sports drinks and stay away from liquids containing caffeine, which can dehydrate you.

Recognizing the Symptoms There are three forms of heat illness, each with its own distinct symptoms: • Heat Cramps – severe muscle spasms

in the back, stomach, arms and legs, which are attributed to the loss of body salt and water during periods of heavy perspiration

• Heat Exhaustion – heavy sweating, cool or pale skin, nausea, headache, weakness, vomiting and fast pulse

• Heat Stroke – high body temperature, sweating stops, red and often dry skin, rapid breathing and pulse, headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, confusion or unconsciousness

Providing Treatment It is essential to treat heat illness as soon as possible. If you are feeling any of the above symptoms, inform a co-worker and ask for help. If you suspect that a fellow worker has any of these conditions, follow the first-aid suggestions below: • Heat Cramps – Move the victim to a

cooler area and allow them to drink approximately six ounces of water every 15 minutes. Follow up with a medical examination.

• Heat Exhaustion – Move the victim to a cooler area and keep them lying down with their legs slightly elevated. Cool their body by fanning and applying cool, wet towels. If conscious, allow the victim to drink approximately six ounces of water every 15 minutes. Follow up with a medical examination.

• Heat Stroke – You or a bystander should immediately call an ambulance. Meanwhile, move the victim to a cooler area, remove their outer clothing, immerse them in cool water or apply cool, wet towels or cloths to the body. Do NOT give them liquids. If medical help is delayed, call the hospital for further instructions while waiting. Heat stroke is life-threatening, so it’s important to move quickly!

Safety Reminder The risk of heat illness increases with age, poor diet, being overweight, insufficient liquid intake, poor physical condition and/or when taking medication. Never take salt tablets without your doctor’s approval. Be aware of weather conditions when you will be working outside so that you can be prepared with appropriate clothing and beverages. If you are working outside and start to feel any adverse symptoms, inform your supervisor and take a break.

Heat illness can be a serious threat. Your best defense is to learn how to stay cool when the weather heats up.

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Evite la enfermedad por calor Cuando hace calor afuera, la temperatura de su cuerpo puede aumentar a niveles peligrosos. Generalmente, su cuerpo se refresca solo mediante la transpiración. Sin embargo, en un clima caluroso y húmedo, la transpiración no es suficiente y el resultado puede ser una enfermedad por calor. Mantenerse fresco Siga las sugerencias a continuación para mantenerse fresco cuando trabaje en un clima caluroso: • Use ropa floja, de colores claros y algún

tipo de sombrero. • Adáptese a trabajar en condiciones

calurosas gradualmente, en especial si realiza tareas agotadoras.

• Tome descansos en la sombra siempre que sea posible y quítese todo equipo de protección externo que pueda estar usando.

• Evite fatigarse en exceso durante los períodos de temperatura pico (mediodía).

• Tome líquidos con frecuencia, incluso si no tiene sed, al menos 8 onzas cada 20 ó 30 minutos. Elija agua, jugos de fruta y bebidas deportivas y manténgase alejado de los líquidos que contengan cafeína, lo cuales lo pueden deshidratar.

Reconocimiento de los síntomas Existen tres formas de enfermedad por calor, cada una con sus propios síntomas distinguibles: • Calambres por calor: calambres musculares

severos en la espalda, el estómago, los brazos y las piernas, que se atribuyen a la pérdida de sal y agua corporal durante períodos de transpiración intensa

• Agotamiento por calor: transpiración intensa, piel fría o pálida, náuseas, dolor de cabeza, debilidad, vómitos y pulso rápido

• Golpe de calor: temperatura corporal alta, transpiración, piel seca y roja, respiración y pulso rápidos, dolor de cabeza, náuseas, vómitos, diarrea, convulsiones, confusión o pérdida del conocimiento

Suministro de tratamiento Es esencial tratar la enfermedad por calor lo antes posible. Si siente algunos de los síntomas anteriores, infórmele a un compañero de trabajo y pídale ayuda. Si sospecha que un compañero de trabajo tiene alguna de estas condiciones siga las recomendaciones de primeros auxilios que presentamos a continuación: • Espasmos por calor: mueva a la víctima a

un área más fresca y dele de beber aproximadamente 6 onzas de agua cada 15 minutos. Prosiga con un examen médico.

• Agotamiento por calor: mueva a la víctima a un área más fresca y manténgala recostada con las piernas levemente elevadas. Enfríe su cuerpo abanicándolo y aplicando toallas húmedas frías. Si está consciente, dele a la víctima de beber aproximadamente 6 onzas de agua cada 15 minutos. Prosiga con un examen médico.

• Golpe de calor: usted o alguien que esté en el lugar debe llamar de inmediato a una ambulancia. Mientras tanto, mueva a la víctima a un área más fresca, quítele la ropa de abrigo, sumérjala en agua fresca o aplíquele toallas o paños húmedos fríos en el cuerpo. NO le de líquidos. Si la ayuda médica se demora llame al hospital para que le brinden más instrucciones mientras espera. Los golpes de calor ponen en riesgo la vida, por eso es importante moverse rápidamente.

Recordatorio de seguridad El riesgo de enfermedad por calor aumenta con la edad, la mala alimentación, el sobrepeso, la ingesta insuficiente de líquidos, la mala condición física y/o la medicación. Nunca tome píldoras de sal sin la aprobación de su médico. Esté atento a las condiciones climáticas cuando trabaje al aire libre para poder estar preparado con la ropa y bebidas adecuadas. Si se encuentra trabajando al aire libre y comienza a sentir algún síntoma negativo, infórmele a su supervisor y tome un descanso.

La enfermedad por calor puede ser una amenaza seria. Su mejor defensa es aprender a mantenerse fresco cuando el clima se pone caluroso.

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

Owner Contractor Address Parcel # Construction ValueShorett Seth HOGUE CONSTRUCTION 318 Grandview Ave Novato 157-121-30 (21--0/3) Addit $180,000 Dearborn Deana L /Tr/ NORTHERN PACIFIC ROOFING 315 Pinewood Dr San Rafael 164-113-17 (53) Reroof $13,887 Oldknow Stephen ALLBAY ROOFING 125 Peralta Ave Mill Valley 050-051-05 (53) Reroof $10,000 Kruse Nathaniel P & OWNER/BUILDER 406 Durant Way Mill Valley 200-272-23 (23) Remodel Kitc $12,000 Doyle Stacy L /Tr/ PETERSEN DEAN 11 Berens Dr Kentfield 074-122-22 (53) Reroof $23,862 Mahoney Stephen M /Tr/ MCLERAN, INC 902 Ventura Way Mill Valley 050-026-15 (53) Reroof $16,900 Beaulieu Brian & MCLERAN, INC 157 Marina Blvd San Rafael 016-053-12 (53) Reroof $16,100 Giannotti Tess MCLERAN, INC 825 Montecillo Rd San Rafael 165-034-05 (53) Reroof $25,150 Trygg Lisa L Tr MCLERAN, INC 441 Palm Ave Kentfield 071-072-17 (53) Reroof $21,800 Jimenez Josefina E /Tr/ MCLERAN, INC 19485 State Route 1 Marshall 106-040-08 (53) Reroof $13,275 Damsen Pamela /Tr/ KASTEN BUILDERS 332 Pinehill Rd Mill Valley 050-065-03 (22) Struct Rml B $20,000 Shurstad Charles T & TAYLOR WILLIAM G CONSTRUC 11 St Lucia Pl Tiburon 038-201-35 (23) Rml Kit & 2 $80,000 Ries Maria /Tr/ AMERICAN SOLAR CORPORATIO 115 St Thomas Way Tiburon 038-215-03 (60) Rf-Mtd P V S $23,500 Shoolroy Clifton B & AMERICAN SOLAR CORPORATIO 287 Greene St Mill Valley 051-271-54 (60) Rf-Mtd P V S $21,500 Lyons Tami Tr BERGANZA, GERZON 310 Robin Rd Mill Valley 052-022-07 (23)(24) Garage $23,000 Nissen Christian I OWNER/BUILDER 40 Corte Alta Novato 160-221-03 (21,22) Addn, Rem $60,000 Conrad Tony J /Tr/ Etal COVE CONSTRUCTION 21 Drakes Summit Rd Inverness 114-340-11 (13)(59) Deck And $43,000 Popovich Natasha ABRIL ROOFING CO 2077 Huckleberry Rd San Rafael 164-012-04 (53) Reroof $12,500 Wright Robert N /Tr/ & ABRIL ROOFING CO 110 Mt Lyell Dr San Rafael 164-373-26 (53) Reroof $13,750 Bryan Holmes NOR CAL BUILDERS, INC 6 Paradise Cove Rd Tiburon 039-231-07 (23-0/1) Remodel $45,000 Douglas Andelin Llc NORTH COAST REMODELING 191 SEAdrift Rd Stinson Beach 195-031-26 (58) Replace 1 Sl $12,000 The Barn Project OWNER/BUILDER 80 Fourth St (Aka 65 3rd St.) 119-224-10 (50,51) Add 2 Ref $50,000 Madden Ryan P Tr & GELARDI CONSTRUCTION 262 Flagstone Ter San Rafael 164-204-10 (23--0/0) Kitchen $15,000 Shaw Stephen M /Tr/ 300 Reed Blvd Mill Valley 043-284-04 (62) Demolition J $20,000 Davary Arsaian & SOLARCITY CORP 85 Verissimo Dr Novato 125-331-31 (60) Rf-Mtd P V S $44,000 Kelty William & 232 Mt Shasta Dr San Rafael 164-375-08 (21-#/#) Addition $80,000 Lisa James CALDER CUSTOM BUILDING 281 Fawn Dr San Anselmo 177-031-04 (21,22--0/0) Expa $210,000 Cotton Philip /Tr/ OWNER 573 Kernberry Dr San Rafael 164-094-14 (21--0/1,58) Add $70,000 Mills Alden M & 8 Cypress Ave Kentfield 071-173-05 (21--0/0, 23--0/0 $80,000

COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS ISSUED


COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS RECEIVEDAddress Owner Work Value384 Woodside Ave Mill Valley Mac Donald Elizabeth G (23--0/0) (13) Remodel Interio $75,00079 Windstone Dr San Rafael Subin Jennifer A (13) Replace Existing DeckT D $12,000 1109 Sir Francis Drake Blvd Kentfield Buckelew Programs (14) Retaining Walls $20,0001109 Sir Francis Drake Blvd Kentfield Buckelew Programs (26--1/10) Remove And Replace $1,080,00069 Shell Rd Mill Valley Tempero Michael & (21--0/4)(12)(13) Remodel And $485,000300 Reed Blvd Mill Valley Shaw Stephen M /Tr/ (22--0/2) Addn & Struct RmlT. $1,000,000 695 Edgewood Ave (Adj. To 693 & 699) Mil Shore Patricia & (11) Ret Wall $86,000104 Estelle Ave Kentfield Hsu Jacqueline Etal (23) Remodel Of Bathrooms(22 $120,000 20 Geary Av Kentfield Askew, Trenor (20--1/4--,12,13) New Sfd W/ G $1,200,00020 Geary Av Kentfield Askew, Trenor (11) Driveway Ret Walls $24,00020 Geary Av Kentfield Askew, Trenor (11) Rear Site Wall $76,00011 St Lucia Pl Tiburon Shurstad Charles T & (23) Rml Kit & 2 Bas $80,000115 St Thomas Way Tiburon Ries Maria /Tr/ (60) Rf-Mtd P V Sys 7.848kw Dc $23,500287 Greene St Mill Valley Shoolroy Clifton B & (60) Rf-Mtd P V Sys $21,5006 Paradise Cove Rd Tiburon Bryan Holmes (23-0/1) Remodel 681 Sf $45,000

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CITY & TOWN PERMITS ISSUED

City/Town Issue

Date

Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation

Corte Madera 8/21 770 Tamalpais Dr

Inc

Greentree Design Build 335 Corte Madera Town

Ctr

Commerical $15,000

Corte Madera 8/21 Buck & Shari Darrel Denny Construc-

tion

154 Crescent Rd Residential $35,000

Corte Madera 8/21 Corte Madera Vil-

lage

Schrader & Martinez Con-

struction

1820 Redwood Hwy Commercial $440,000

Larkspur 6/26 Raul Garcia Raul Garcia 23 Corte Placida Residential $10,000 Larkspur 6/19 Steve Mcnamee Lobl Construction 523 South Eliseo Drive Residential $10,500 Larkspur 6/14 Kelly Sinclair Fire Protection,

Inc.

41 Estelle Ave Residential $11,600

Larkspur 6/14 Marin Facilities Man-

agement

Rci Rudolph Commercial 1100 South Eliseo Commercial $15,000

Larkspur 6/21 Sunrise Investors Demello Roofing 980 Magnolia Ave Residential $15,695 Larkspur 6/18 Ring Ernest Murphy Roofing 162 Harvard Dr Residential $16,600 Larkspur 6/12 Belardo Terrace Hoa William E. Merrell Con-

struction

290 Via Casitas #302 Residential $20,000

Larkspur 6/12 Belardo Terrace Hoa William E. Merrell Con-

struction

290 Via Casitas #202 Residential $20,000

Larkspur 6/19 Donald & Dolores

Fratus

Landmark Builders 205 West Baltimore Residential $25,000

Larkspur 6/5 Joe Jennings Rank Construction 208 Monte Vista Ave Residential $33,200 Larkspur 6/21 Skylark Apartments Demello Roofing 12 Skylark Residential $36,695 Larkspur 6/21 Heitkamp Rank Construction 70 Elm Ave Residential $43,950 Larkspur 6/20 Katherine Feinstein Cannon Constructors

North, Inc.

27 Laderman Ln. Residential $50,000

Larkspur 6/21 Marin Country

Market

Dirk Atkinson 2011 Larkspur Landing Commercial $88,000

Larkspur 6/18 Carol Ann Zinn Owner-Builder 39 Drakes View Cir. Residential $120,000 Novato 8/14 Martine’S Wines,

Lessee

Ongaro & Sons 285 Bel Marin Keys Blvd

U Q

Hvac $10,000

Novato 8/15 Nielsen Devan T /

Tr/ &

Owner-Builder 707 Going Ln Minor Con-

struction

$10,000

Novato 8/13 Kelly Michael L /

Tr/ &

Window & Door Factory

Of Calif

204 Deborah Ct Window $10,023

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City/Town Issue

Date


Novato 8/13 Fesler Steven W &

Daria L Fami

Able Roofing Co 40 San Gregorio Ct Reroof $13,850

Novato 8/13 Klein Andre /Tr/ One Hour Heating & A/C 20 Wentworth Ln Hvac $19,000 Novato 8/13 Karen Pell 2011

Revoc Trust Et

Mcdevitt & Mcdevitt Con-

structi

504 Redwood Blvd Tenant Im-

provement

$20,000

Novato 8/16 Galbraith John M /

Tr/ &

Steele Energy Solutions

Inc

15 Upland Ln Solar $20,000

Novato 8/14 Stanek James R Tr Rec Solar Inc. 8 Nogales Ct Solar $28,000 Novato 8/16 Mc Duffee Michael

E &

Owner-Builder 814 Sutro Ave Minor Con-

struction

$30,000

Novato 8/13 Real Manage Bradshaw Roofing 102 Oriole Cir Reroof $32,800 Novato 8/14 Sprint C/O Modus

Inc., Lessee

Overland Contracting Inc. 5300 Nave Dr Electrical $45,000

Novato 8/16 Target Corporation,

Lessee

Dri Commercial 200 Vintage Way Reroof $67,481

Novato 8/16 Novato City Petersen-Dean Inc 1560 Hill Rd Reroof $170,000 Novato 8/14 Bahia Val Memorial

Park

Carrier Mausoleums Con-

structio

650 Bugeia Ln Construc-

tion

$220,000

Novato 8/13 Novato City Of Sausal Corporation 922 Machin Ave Commercial

Building

$10,780,000

San Rafael 8/16 Blue Mountain

Homes

585 Wisteria Way Alter-Sfd $10,000

San Rafael 8/16 Look Elaine Revoc

Tru

866 Butternut Dr Alter-Sfd $10,000

San Rafael 8/20 Northgate Properties Hegarty Construction Inc 186 Northgate One Alter-Com-

mercial

$10,000

San Rafael 8/21 Koenig Amy B Palmer & Co 12 Perry Walk Alter-Sfd $14,850 San Rafael 8/15 Anderson Thomas

C &

Aussie Roofing Inc 87 Marinita Ave Alter-Sfd $15,000

San Rafael 8/16 Gnemmi Carlo /Tr/ William Tran 909 B St Alter-Com-

mercial

$15,000

San Rafael 8/14 Lockhart Barbara /Tr Marin Kitchen Works 13 Rockport Cv Alter-Condo $18,000 San Rafael 8/16 Gabrielsen Family

Lim

Crome Architecture 711 Grand Ave Alter-Com-

mercial

$18,000

San Rafael 8/14 De Bourgh Gregory

A/

R D Swanson 4 Picadilly Ct Alter-Sfd $20,000

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City/Town Issue

Date


San Rafael 8/14 O Sullivan Family

Liv

Phase 2 Builders 339 Nova Albion Way Alter-Sfd $25,000

San Rafael 8/14 Grahn Madge T Grahn Madge T 120 Solano St Alter-Sfd $40,000 San Rafael 8/14 O Keefe Kevin C

Etal

Christian Nissen Land-

scaping

56 Martens Blvd A Alter-Sfd $42,000

San Rafael 8/16 Bermak Jason C & Rolf Bell 19 San Marcos Pl Alter-Sfd $42,000 San Rafael 8/16 Lapitsky Andrew & G Family Construction 15 Glenwood Dr Alter-Sfd $45,000 San Rafael 8/15 Smith Robert &

Marily

Crown Ridge Roofing 70 Woodland Ave Alter-Com-

mercial

$74,500

Tiburon 8/21 John & Cynthia Ken-

neally

Mcleran, Inc. 140 Geldert Dr Residential $11,200

Tiburon 8/23 Leslie Murveit Airola Pete’S Construction 145 Stewart Drive Residential $14,000 Tiburon 8/23 Gary Schoch Alternative Roofing Solu-

tions

93 Rock Hill Rd Residential $27,800

Tiburon 8/23 Pamela Snellgrove Nicholson Construction 442 Greenwood Beach

Road

Residential $35,000

Tiburon 8/21 Dimitri Temesov Premier Pools & Spas 4 Indian Rock Ct Residential $57,000 Tiburon 8/20 Jack Garvey Steven Rikli Construction 2 Rolling Hills Road Residential $243,000

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tAX lIenS & COMPletIOnS


COMPLETIONS

Recording Date Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number

08/14/2012 MAGGIORA & GHILOTTI INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0049640


08/14/2012 SANITARY DISTRICT #1 OF MARIN COUNTY (I)

(none) COMPLETION 2012-0049640



08/14/2012 MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0049653

08/14/2012 PIAZZA CONSTRUCTION (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0049653

08/16/2012 PACIFIC INFRASTRUCTURE CORPORA-TION (I)


08/16/2012 SAUSALITO-MARIN CITY SANITARY DIS-TRICT (I)


08/17/2012 E F BRETT & COMPANY INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050464

08/17/2012 GARY DOUPNIK MGF INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050463

08/17/2012 JEFF LUCHETTI CONSTRUCTION INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050462

08/17/2012 SHORELINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050462



LIENS


08/13/2012 ALL WEATHER ARCHITECTURAL ALUMI-NUM (E)

LAMBERT PETER C (O) LIEN 2012-0049166

08/16/2012 SPYGLASS HILL HOA (E) CHRISTENSON ELIZABETH (O) LIEN 2012-0050133

RELEASE OF LIENS


08/14/2012 MARELLI MICHAEL KENNETH (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUP-PORT SERVICES (O)

RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049589

08/15/2012 DELISE KAREN (E) PICNIC HILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049789

08/15/2012 MORROW DALE BARTON (E) WHISKEY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS ASSOCIA-TION (O)


08/15/2012 NEWSOM JACQUELINE R (E) FOREST OWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049820

08/15/2012 NEWSOM RICHARD (E) FOREST OWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049820

08/16/2012 VALENTINO ABRAHAM (E) U S OF AMERICA (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049983

08/16/2012 NOTTINGHAM MARDI D (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUP-PORT SERVICES (O)


08/16/2012 PARKER DONALD (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUP-PORT SERVICES (O)




TAX LIENS


08/13/2012 BARTLETT AARON J (O) FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TAX LIEN 2012-0048982

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) LAGHAEI FOOAD (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048981

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BARTLETT AARON J (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048982

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) WEST PATRICK A (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048983

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) ROBLES JOSE (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) ROBLES JOSE BRAVO (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TAQUERIA LA FIESTA (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) WALKER DONALD G (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048985

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COMPLETIONS








08/14/2012 MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0049653

08/14/2012 PIAZZA CONSTRUCTION (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0049653

08/16/2012 PACIFIC INFRASTRUCTURE CORPORA-TION (I)


08/16/2012 SAUSALITO-MARIN CITY SANITARY DIS-TRICT (I)


08/17/2012 E F BRETT & COMPANY INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050464

08/17/2012 GARY DOUPNIK MGF INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050463

08/17/2012 JEFF LUCHETTI CONSTRUCTION INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2012-0050462




LIENS


08/13/2012 ALL WEATHER ARCHITECTURAL ALUMI-NUM (E)

LAMBERT PETER C (O) LIEN 2012-0049166

08/16/2012 SPYGLASS HILL HOA (E) CHRISTENSON ELIZABETH (O) LIEN 2012-0050133

RELEASE OF LIENS




08/15/2012 DELISE KAREN (E) PICNIC HILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049789

08/15/2012 MORROW DALE BARTON (E) WHISKEY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS ASSOCIA-TION (O)


08/15/2012 NEWSOM JACQUELINE R (E) FOREST OWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049820

08/15/2012 NEWSOM RICHARD (E) FOREST OWNERS ASSOCIATION (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049820

08/16/2012 VALENTINO ABRAHAM (E) U S OF AMERICA (O) RELEASE OF LIEN 2012-0049983

08/16/2012 NOTTINGHAM MARDI D (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUP-PORT SERVICES (O)


08/16/2012 PARKER DONALD (E) MARIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUP-PORT SERVICES (O)




TAX LIENS


08/13/2012 BARTLETT AARON J (O) FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TAX LIEN 2012-0048982

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) LAGHAEI FOOAD (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048981

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BARTLETT AARON J (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048982

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) WEST PATRICK A (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048983

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) ROBLES JOSE (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) ROBLES JOSE BRAVO (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TAQUERIA LA FIESTA (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048984

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) WALKER DONALD G (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0048985

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TAX LIENS


08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) KORNHAUSER SAMUEL (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0049205

08/13/2012 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) GOLDBERG GAIL (O) TAX LIEN 2012-0049206

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Friday, August 24, 2012

MORAGA

10:00 AM 8/24/2012Ref #: 10-301

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 8/13/12 10:00 AM

SURFACE, PARKING AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS ALONG FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING LOT ADJACENT TO THE LAMORINDA SKATE PARK

Plan#: 570-ONLINE

MORAGA COMMONS OFF STREET PARKING12-00570

Est. Cost: $210000Addenda: 0Project Type: IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: MORAGA 925-888-7026

Monday, August 27, 2012

MILL VALLEY

2:00 PM 8/27/2012Ref #: 13.4.41

Bid Date:

THE WORK GENERALLY INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, THE INSTALLATION OF A 15" DIAMETER STORM DRAIN SYSTEM ALONG MARSH DRIVE.

Plan#: 550-CD STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENTS AT MARSH DRIVE

12-00550

to $60000Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC IMPVS

Contact: MILL VALLEY, D.P.W. 415-388-4033

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxValentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820

KENTFIELD

2:00 PM 8/27/2012Ref #: 303C

Bid Date:

Prebid Visit: 8/14/12 10:00 AMPrebid Conf: 8/14/12 10:00 AM

CONSTRUCTION OF A DECK, PAVING, RAMPS, STAIRS, PARKING, SITE UTILITIES, PLAY AREAS, LANDSCAPING AND OTHER SITE IMPROVEMENTS. THE SCOPE ALSO INCLUDES DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING PAVING AND CHAINLINK FENCING AS DESCRIBED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. CLASS "A

Plan#: 565-PA/OL CHILD STUDY CENTER-INCREMENT ONE (303C)

12-00565

Est. Cost: $1092301Addenda: 2 8/17/2012Project Type: SITE IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: SWINERTON MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING, INC. 415-884-3139

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxMidstate Construction 707-762-3200 707-762-0700

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

ALAMEDA COUNTY

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Ref #: 04-Ala-880-

24.0/25.5

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: JULY 25, 2012 at 1:00pm

WIDEN MAINLINE AND BRIDGE FOR HOV LANE IN ALAMEDA COUNTY FROM 0.2 MILE NORTH OF ROUTE 112/880 SEPARATION TO HEGENBERGER ROAD OVERCROSSING THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR A COMBINATION OF CLASS C LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUTES A MAJORITY O

Plan#: 489-OLONLY

DOT 04-3A9224 WIDEN MAINLINE AND BRIDGE FOR HOV LANE

12-00489

to $24100000Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

Contact: CALTRANS 510-286-5209Contact: Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011

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

ALAMEDA COUNTY

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Ref #: 2214

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 8/14/12 10:00 AM

CLASS "A" OR C-8 LICENSE REQUIREDPlan#: 543-PA/OL

CULVERT REPLACEMENT ON PALOMARES ROAD AT MILE MARKER 1.18 IN EDEN TOWNSHIP

12-00543

Est. Cost: $45000Addenda: 0Project Type: ROAD WORK

Contact: ALAMEDA COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY 510-670-5450


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SAN FRANCISCO

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Ref #: 11060

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 8/9/12 OR 8/16/12 2:00 PM

THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIVE CLASSROOM BUILDING WITH RELATED SITE WORKING LANDSCAPING AND UTILITIES. THE RESURFACE AND REFINISHING OF THE EXISTING PLAYGROUND AND THE REROUTING OF THE BUNGALOW UTILITIES TO SUPPORT THE RELOCATION OF THE BUNGALOW.

Plan#: 549-OLONLY

BUNGALOW REPLACEMENT PROJECT (ULLOA ELENTARY SCHOOL)

12-00549

Est. Cost: $1600000Addenda: 2 8/23/2012Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 415-241-6152

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxAlten Construction Inc 510-234-4200 510-234-4474CAL PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION 415-824-8871 451-824-8867Cal Pacific Construction - SF 415-824-8871 415-824-8867CF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437CLW Builders, Inc. 415-333-9788 415-333-9787Integrated Piping Solutions, Inc (DVBE, SBE, DVOSB

916-498-9009 916-498-9009

RE West Builders 707-576-1224 707-541-0117Rodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION 916-344-2098 916-344-0307WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665

MARIN COUNTY

10:00 AM 8/28/2012

Ref #: 1664

Bid Date:

INSTALLATION OF A NEW 85,000 GALLON BOLTED STEEL TANK IN TAM VALLEY, AN UNINCORPORATED AREA WITHIN THE COUNTY OF MARIN

Plan#: 552-PA/OL TAM WOODS 1ST LIFT TANK REPLACEMENT PROJECT

12-00552

Addenda: 0

Project Type: WATER TANK REPLACEMENT

Contact: MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT 415-945-1576

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxValentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820

HAYWARD

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Ref #: 5184

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: AUGUST 23, 2012 AT 10:00A.M.

C-27 LICENSE REQUIRED. THE WORK CONSISTS OF REMOVING THE EXISTING LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION IN THE MEDIAN (CLEARING AND GRUBBING); INSTALLING NEW IRRIGATION SYSTEM; REMOVING SELECTED TREES AND PLANTING NEW TREES; PREPARING THE SOIL; PLANTING NEW SHRUBS

Plan#: 564-PA/OL

INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY LANDSCAPING IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

12-00564


Contact: HAYWARD, CITY OF, DPW 510-583-4738

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxRobert Bothman, Inc. 408-279-2277 408-279-2286

ALAMEDA COUNTY

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Ref #: 2228

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND 8/14/12 1:30 PM

IMPLEMENT AND MAINTAIN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; PROVIDING AND INSTALLING TRAFFIC CONTROL; INSTALLING TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING SYSTEM; REMOVING, RELOCATING AND INSTALLING ROADSIDE SIGNS AND POSTS; REMOVING AND INSTALLING TRAFFIC STRIPES; PAVEMEN

Plan#: 568-PA/OL

THE INSTALLATION OF A TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING SYSTEM AT THE INTERSECTION OF 163RD AVENUE AND EAST 14TH STREET IN THE ASHLAND AREA, EDEN TOWNSHIP

12-00568

Addenda: 2 8/23/2012Project Type: STREET IMPVS

Contact: ALAMEDA COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY 510-670-5450

MADERA

2:00 PM 8/28/2012Bid Date:

PROJECT INCLUDES A NEW RETAIL BUILDING WITH TENANT IMPROVEMENTS AND A SITE PACKAGE

Plan#: 571-OLONLY

DOLLAR GENERAL MARKET 12-00571

Addenda: 1 8/17/2012Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPERS, INC. 559-277-4700

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO

2:00 PM 8/29/2012Ref #: 20412.00

Bid Date:


CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW, TWO-STORY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER BUILDING WITH CLASSROOMS AND PERFORMING ARTS FACILITY

Plan#: 471-PAPER

CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

12-00471

Addenda: 8 8/17/2012Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: TOM ELIOT FISCH 415-391-7918

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCentury Carpet, Inc. 510-886-7555 510-886-7577Hy Floor and Gameline Painting 650-593-6837 650-593-7002

ALAMEDA COUNTY

2:00 PM 8/29/2012Ref #: 04-Ala-580-

14.6/21.6

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND Aug 2, 2012 at 1:00pm

ROADWAY WIDENING AND REHABILITATION IN ALAMEDA COUNTY IN LIVERMORE, PLEASANTON, AND DUBLIN FROM 0.3 MILE EAST OF AIRWAY BLVD. OVERCROSSING TO 0.2 MILE WEST OF SAN RAMON/FOOTHILL ROAD OVERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY

Plan#: 507-OLONLY

DOT 04-2908E4 ROADWAY WIDENING AND REHABILITATION

12-00507


Contact: CALTRANS 510-286-5209

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SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 8/29/2012Ref #: 6735A

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: AUGUST 15, 2012 AT 1:30pm

CLASS B LICENSE REQUIRED TO BID. THE WORK IS TO PROVIDE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM AT 1640/1650 MISSION STREET BUILDING, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DESIGN-BUILD WORK, DEMOLITION, FURNISHING AND

Plan#: 539-CD

1640/1650 MISSION STREET EMERGENCY GENERATOR, DESIGN/BUILD ALTERATION & TENANT IMPROVEMENTS REMODEL

12-00539


Contact: SAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND COUNTY 415-217-6578

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437Rodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705

SAN MATEO

2:00 PM 8/29/2012Ref #: 463334

Bid Date:

THIS IS A FEDERAL AID PROJECT AND THE ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST IS DERIVED FROM AN AVERAGING OF COSTS FOR WORK ON SIMILAR PROJECTS IN THE AREA AND IS GIVEN TO INDICATE THE RELATIVE MAGNITUDE OF THIS PROJECT

Plan#: 548-PA/OL

EL CAMINO REAL MASTER PLAN-PHASE 1 IMPROVEMENTS (28TH TO 31ST AVENUE)

12-00548


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

UKIAH

2:00 PM 8/29/2012Bid Date:

TREE TRIMMING WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY OF HIGH VOLTAGE LINES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CITY

Plan#: 579

TREE TRIMMING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS FOR THE CITY OF UKIAH

NEW12-00579

Addenda: 0Project Type: TREE SERVICES

Contact: UKIAH, CITY OF 555-555-5555


ALAMEDA

2:00 PM 9/4/2012Bid Date:

PREPARATION AND PAINTING OF ALL PAINTED SURFACES EXCLUDING WALLS AND STAIRWAYS SURFACES, ALL THREE STORIES

Plan#: 569-PA/OL EXTERIOR PAINTING OF VETERANS BUILDING

12-00569

Addenda: 0Project Type: EXTERIOR PAINTING

Contact: ALAMEDA, CITY OF, MAINTENANCE SERVICE CENTER 510-747-7922Contact: ALAMEDA, CITY OF, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 510-747-7930

FRESNO2:00 PM 9/4/2012Bid Date:

Plan#: 574-CD WAL-MART #2001-03

NEW12-00574

Addenda: 0Project Type: NEW CONSTRUCTION

Contact: S.D.DEACON CORP. OF CALIFORNIA 916-969-0900

Wednesday, September 05, 2012

ALAMEDA COUNTY

2:00 PM 9/5/2012Ref #: 04-Ala-580-

R7.8/19.1

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND AUG 2, 2012 AT 1pm

WIDEN FREEWAY, BRIDGES, AND Hma SURFACING. IN ALAMEDA COUNTY IN LIVERMORE, DUBLIN AND PLEASANTON FROM 0.2 MILE EAST OF GREENVILLE ROAD OVERHEAD TO 0.3 MILE WEST OF HACIENDA DRIVE OVERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR A COMBI

Plan#: 508-OLONLY

DOT-04-2908V4 WIDEN FREEWAY, BRIDGES, AND HMA SURFACING

12-00508



CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGhilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376Ghilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601Granite Construction 408-327-7000 408-327-7090OC Jones and Sons 510-526-3424 510-526-0990

SAN LEANDRO

3:00 PM 9/5/2012Ref #: 11-150-62-111

Bid Date:


INSTALL NEW IRRIGATION SYSTEM, ABANDON EXISTING SYSTEM AND DO ALL APPURTENANT WORK IN PLACE AND READY FOR USE. CLASS "A" OR C27 LICENSE REQUIRED

Plan#: 513-CD MARINA PARK IRRIGATION IMPROVEMENTS

12-00513

Est. Cost: $500000to $1000000

Addenda: 0Project Type: IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: SAN LEANDRO, CITY OF, DPW, E. & T.D. 510-577-3428

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

SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 9/5/2012Ref #: 1677J

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 8/16/12 1:30 PM

DEMOLITION,; TRENCHING AND EXCAVATION OF ROADWAY; SEWER REPLACEMENT, LIGHTING; ASPHALT PAVING AT ROADWAY; CONCRETE SIDEWALK; CURBS AND CURB RAMPS; PLANTING AND IRRIGATION; SITE FURNISHINGS; LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE; TRAFFIC CONTROL

Plan#: 559-CD FOLSOM STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT

12-00559

Est. Cost: $3400000Addenda: 0Project Type: STREET IMPVS

Contact: SAN FRANCISCO-DPW 415-558-4004

SAN FRANCISCO

2:30 PM 9/5/2012Ref #: 1933J

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: AUGUST 21, 2012 at 1:30pm

CLASS A LICENSE REQUIRED. THE WORK IS LOCATED ON 24TH STREET FROM GUERRERO TO POTERO AVENUE AND CONSISTS OF PAVEMENT RENOVATION, CRUB RAMPS, TRAFFIC ROUTING, TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONDUITS AND PULLBOXES, SEWER REPLACEMENT, AND ALL OTHER RELATED WORK.

Plan#: 562-CD

PAVEMENT RENOVATION AND SEWER REPLACEMENT-24TH STREET

12-00562


Contact: SAN FRANCISCO DPW 415-554-8280





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SONOMA

11:00 AM 9/5/2012Ref #: 60-67-7#2

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND AUGUST 21, 2012 AT 10:00AM

THE WORK CONSISTS OF THE INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT OF SECURITY FENCING AROUND THE SONOMA STORAGE TANKS AT 1ST STREET WEST, NEAR SPAIN STREET, WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF SONOMA.

Plan#: 563-PA/OL SONOMA TANKS FENCE REPLACEMENT

12-00563

Est. Cost: $70000to $80000

Addenda: 0Project Type: FENCING

Contact: SONOMA COUNTY WATER AGENCY 707-547-1900

MARIN COUNTY

2:00 PM 9/5/2012Ref #: 04-Mrn-1-11.1

Bid Date:

INSTALL SLOPE PROTECTION AND HIGHWAY PLANTING IN MARIN COUNTY NEAR STINSON BEACH AT 1.2 MILES SOUTH OF PANORAMIC HIGHWAY. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING CLASS C LICENSES WHICH CONSTITUTES A MAJORITY

Plan#: 572-OLONLY

DOT 04-4S5304 INSTALL SLOPE PROTECTION AND HIGHWAY PLANTING

12-00572




NOVATO

5:00 PM 9/5/2012Bid Date:

CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL LABOR, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS (OTHER THAN FURNISHED SUPPLIES) AND SUPERVISION TO PERFORM CUSTODIAL SERVICES FOR THE GYM AT HAMILTON SCHOOL. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT CLEANING WILL BE REQUIRED 300 DAYS PER YEAR, TO BE SCHEDUL

Plan#: 580

HAMILTON COMMUNITY GYMNASIUM CUSTODIAL MAINTENANCE

NEW12-00580

Addenda: 0

Project Type: CUSTODIAL MAINTENANCE

Contact: NOVATO, CITY OF, CIP ENGINEERING 415-899-8961Contact: NOVATO, CITY OF 415-899-7048

Thursday, September 06, 2012

MILL VALLEY

2:00 PM 9/6/2012Ref #: 12-6-318

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND AUGUST 23, 2012 2:00PM

CLASS A or C-12 LICENSE IS REQUIRED. THE OBJECTIVE TO THIS PROJECT IS TO REMOVE EXISTING PCC AND AC PAVEMENT, GRINDING EXISTING PAVEMENT SECTION, PERFORMING PAVEMENT SECTION REPAIRS, PLACING HOT MIX ASPHALT(HMA) PAVEMENT SECTIONS, INSTALLING CURB AND GUTT

Plan#: 551-CD EDGEWOOD AVE PAVEMENT RESURFACING PROJECT

12-00551

to $430000Addenda: 1 8/13/2012Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxArgonaut Constructors 707-542-4862 707-542-3210Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376

NOVATO

3:00 PM 9/6/2012Ref #: 5.6056.13

Bid Date:


INSTALLATION OF 2,031 LF 12" PVC PIPELINE, 6,945 LF 8" PVC PIPELINE ON BOLLING DRIVE, CAPTAIN NURSE CIRCLE, HAMILTON PARKWAY, HANGAR AVENUE, LANHAM DRIVE, MAIN GATE ROAD, MARTIN DRIVE, NORTH HAMILTON PARKWAY, SOUTH PALM DRIVE AND STATE ACCESS ROAD, TOTAL

Plan#: 555-PA/OL

RECYCLED WATER EXPANSION-SOUTH SERVICE AREA PHASE 2

12-00555

Est. Cost: $1300000Addenda: 0Project Type: PIPELINE

Contact: NORTH MARIN WATER DISTRICT 415-897-4133

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxArgonaut Constructors 707-542-4862 707-542-3210GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION CO

707-585-1221 707-585-1601

MILL VALLEY

10:30 AM 9/6/2012

Ref #: 1666

Bid Date:

FURNISH LABOR AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A 30,000 GALLON BOLTED STEEL TANK WITH ASSOCIATED PIPING AND CONTROLS

Plan#: 573-PA/OL FERN CANYON TANK REPLACEMENT PROJECT

NEW12-00573

Addenda: 0

Project Type: WATER TANK REPLACEMENT


FAIRFAX

1:00 PM 9/6/2012Ref #: NMTPL5277-021

Bid Date:

RESTRIPING OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD BETWEEN OLEMA ROAD AND CLAUS DRIVE, INCLUDING MINOR SHOULDER PAVING AND WIDENING OF CERTAIN AREAS

Plan#: 575-PA/OL

SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD. BIKE LANE STRIPING PROJECT

NEW12-00575

Addenda: 0Project Type: BIKE LANE STRIPING

Contact: COASTLAND CIVIL ENGINEERING INC 707-571-8005

FAIRFAX

2:00 PM 9/6/2012

Ref #: NMTPL5277-022

Bid Date:

CONSTRUCT A NEW SIDEWALK ALONG PASTORI AVENUE BETWEEN CENTER BLVD AND SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD, INCLUDING MINOR RETAINING WALL, DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS, LANDSCAPING, IRRIGATION AND CONFORM PAVING

Plan#: 576

PASTORI AVENUE SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

NEW12-00576

Addenda: 0

Project Type: SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

Contact: COASTLAND CIVIL ENGINEERING INC 707-571-8005





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10:00 AM 9/6/2012Bid Date:

FURNISH LABOR AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF 1,800 FT OF 8-INCH WELDED STEEL AND PVC PIPE WITH ASSOCIATED APPURTENANCES

Plan#: 581

SAN RAFAEL AVENUE PIPELINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT

NEW12-00581

Addenda: 0Project Type: PIPELINE



ANTIOCH

2:00 PM 9/11/2012Ref #: P.W. 250-B

Bid Date:

SEISMIC RETROFIT AND WIDENING OF THE EXISTING BRIDGE OVER THE BNSF RAILROAD TO ACCOMMODATE FOUR LANES OF TRAFFIC

Plan#: 532-CD

WILBUR AVENUE OVERHEAD WIDENING, BRIDGE #28C-0054

12-00532

Est. Cost: $11600000Addenda: 0Project Type: BRIDGE

Contact: ANTIOCH, CITY OF PUBLIC WORKS 925-779-7000Contact: Ghilotti Construction Co Inc (707) 585-1221


FORESTVILLE

11:00 AM 9/11/2012Bid Date:


FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO DREDGE OR PUMP, DEWATER, TRANSPORT AND REUSE OR DISPOSE THE WASTEWATER BIOSOLIDS ACCUMULATED IN THE TWO MAIN TREATMENT PONDS

Plan#: 577-PAPER

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT BIOSOLIDS REMOVAL PROJECT

NEW12-00577

Est. Cost: $180000Addenda: 0

Project Type: WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Contact: BRELJE & RACE 707-576-1322


ALAMEDA

2:00 PM 9/12/2012Bid Date:

INSTALL RAMP METERING AND Tos ELEMENTS. IN ALAMEDA COUNTY AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS ON ROUTE 238 AND 580.

Plan#: 501-OLONLY

DOT-04-151134 INSTALL RAMP METERING AND TOS ELEMENTS

12-00501



CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxDVBE Trucking & Construction Co., Inc.

408-971-4430 408-971-9942


COTATI

3:00 PM 9/13/2012Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND AUGUST 23, 2012 AT 11:00AM

WORK INCLUDES EXCAVATION OF EXISTING AND RECOMPACTING SURFACE MATERIAL AND LANDSCAPING, UTILITY WORK, DRAINAGE WORK, NEW PCC PAVEMENT, AC PAVEMENT, CURB , SIDEWALK, CUSTOM TRAIN DEPOT BUILDING, STREET FURNITURE, LANDSCAPING, IRRIGATION, STRIPING, LIGHTING

Plan#: 557-CD COTATI TRAIN DEPOT

12-00557

Addenda: 0Project Type: PUBLIC WORKS

Contact: COTATI, CITY OF, D.P.W. (707) 665-3637

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxA.E. Nelson Construction 707-636-1750 707-636-1755Arntz Builders, Inc. 415-382-1188 415-883-7529BOBO CONSTRUCTION, INC. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850Carr's Construction Services 707-539-8650 707-537-1844CF CONTRACTING 415-721-7160 415-296-6437Codding Construction Co 707-795-3550 707-665-2883D C Electric 707-992-0141 888-525-8419Helmer & Sons, Inc. 707-965-2425 707-965-2982Midstate Construction 707-762-3200 707-762-0700R E West Builders Inc 707-576-1224 707-541-0117RAESFELD ASSOCIATES INC 707-762-2701 707-762-8957WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665

Friday, September 14, 2012

NOVATO

2:00 PM 9/14/2012Ref #: 04-Mrn-101-

R20.5/R20.9

Bid Date:

WIDEN BRIDGE AND HMA ROADWAY AND CONSTRUCT MEDIAN BARRIER IN MARIN COUNTY IN NOVATO FROM NOVATO CREEK BRIDGE TO FRANKLIN AVENUE OVERHEAD. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING C LICENSES: C-12.

Plan#: 561-OLONLY

DOT 04-2640G4 WIDEN BRIDGE AND HMA ROADWAY AND CONSTRUCT MEDIAN BARRIER

12-00561


CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxCALTRANS 510-286-5209 Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376Ghilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601WEST BAY BUILDERS, INC 415-456-8972 415-459-0665

UKIAH

2:00 PM 9/14/2012Ref #: 12-09

Bid Date:


MINOR SITE GRADING, CONSTRUCTION OF STABILIZED AGGREGATE TRAILS, INSTALLATION OF PLANTS, IRRIGATION, SITE FURNISHINGS AND SIGNAGE. NO FAX BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Plan#: 566-PA/OL OBSERVATORY PARK LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS

12-00566

Addenda: 0Project Type: LANDSCAPE

Contact: UKIAH, CITY OF 707-463-6233

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MARIN COUNTY

2:00 PM 9/14/2012Ref #: 2009-021

Bid Date:

THIS PROJECT INCLUDES THE REHABILITATION OF THE ROADWAY AND CULVERT FOR APPROXIMATELY 1.2 MILES BETWEEN SHAFTER BRIDGE AND IRVING BRIDGE IN NORTHERN MARIN COUNTY

Plan#: 567-PA/OL

REHABILITATION OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD. PHASE 1B

12-00567


Contact: MARIN COUNTY DEPT. OF PUB WORKS 415-499-7877



ANTIOCH

2:00 PM 9/18/2012Ref #: 351

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 8/14/12 2:OO

WIDEN STATE ROUTE 4 FROM FOUR LANES TO EIGHT LANES. THE PROJECT INVOLVES RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HILLCREST AVENUE INTERCHANGE AND OTHER RELATED WORK

Plan#: 511-PAPER

STATE ROUTE 4 WIDENING SEGMENT 3B12-00511

Est. Cost: $555712000Addenda: 2 8/23/2012Project Type: ROAD WORK

Contact: CONTRA COSTA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY 510-376-7216


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Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376OC Jones and Sons 510-526-3424 510-526-0990PRESTON PIPELINES 408-262-1418 408-262-1870

FREMONT

2:00 PM 9/18/2012Ref #: 129069

Bid Date:


MINOR DEMOLITION, NEW AIR-CONDITIONING (COOLING) , ELECTRICAL RACEWAY, WIRING, TRANSFORMERS, PANEL BOARDS AND RELATED WORK

Plan#: 512-CD

DORMITORY HVAC ALTERATIONS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

12-00512

Addenda: 1 8/15/2012Project Type: HVAC UPGRADE

Contact: CALIFORNIA D.O.G.S.-R.E.S.D. 916-375-5312

CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxRodan Builders Inc 650-508-1700 650-508-1705


ALAMEDA

2:00 PM 9/19/2012Bid Date:

ROADWAY WIDENING AND REHABILITATION. IN ALAMEDA COUNTY IN LIVERMORE FROM 0.1 MILE WEST OF GREENVILLE ROAD UNDERCROSSING TO 0.5 MILE WEST OF 84/580 SEPARATION. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASSA LICENSE OR A COMBINATION OF CLASS C LICENSES WHICH CO

Plan#: 502-OLONLY

DOT 04-2908C4 ROADWAY WIDENING AND REHABILITATION

12-00502




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Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376Ghilotti Construction Co Inc 707-585-1221 707-585-1601Granite Construction 408-327-7000 408-327-7090


ALBANY

2:00 PM 9/20/2012Ref #: C12-2

Bid Date:


WORK INCLUDES INSTALLATION OF A CLASS 1 BICYCLE FACILITY, A NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL, A CLASS II BIKE LANE AND RELATED STREET IMPROVEMENTS

Plan#: 542-PA/OL

BUCHANAN/MARIN BIKEWAY PIERCE ST. TO SAN PABLO AVE..

12-00542

Est. Cost: $1617000Addenda: 1 8/15/2012Project Type: STREET IMPVS

Contact: ALBANY, CITY OF, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 510-524-3751Contact: ALBANY, CITY OF, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 925-228-4218

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

707-585-1221 707-585-1601

GradeTech 510-733-0390 510-733-0389


MARIN COUNTY

11:00 AM 9/21/2012Ref #: 2012-17

Bid Date:

THIS PROJECT INVOLVES PAVEMENT RESTORATION BY APPLYING MICRO SURFACING OR CHIP SEAL TO VARIOUS ROADWAYS THAT SHOW SIGNS OF WEATHERING AND PAVEMENT CRACKING THROUGHOUT MARIN COUNTY

Plan#: 582

2012 ROAD SEALANT PROJECT VARIOUS ROADS IN MARIN COUNTY

NEW12-00582


Contact: MARIN COUNTY D.P.W. 415-499-7877




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SOLANO

2:00 PM 9/26/2012Ref #: 04-SOL-80-

30.6/38.7

Bid Date:

REPLACE EXIST CONC PVMT, HMA SURFACING AND UPGRADE MBGR. IN SOLANO COUNTY IN VACAVILLE AND DIXON FROM 0.6 MILE EAST OF LEISURE TOWN ROAD OVERCROSSING TO 1.0 MILE WEST OF PEDRICK ROAD OVERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY

Plan#: 520-OLONLY

DOT-04-4A0104 REPLACE EXIST CONC PVMT, HMA, SURFACING AND UPGRADE MBGR.

12-00520




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Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION CO

707-585-1221 707-585-1601

SACRAMENTO COUNTY

1:30 PM 9/26/2012Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: 9/11/12

MODIFICATIONS TO 70 VAULTS LOCATED ON THE FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL CONNECTION PIPELINE THAT IS APPROXIMATELY 20 MILES LONG IN SACRAMENTO AND SAN JOAQUIN COUNTIES, PIPING TO EBMUD'S CAMPO SECO FACILITIES, ADDED INSTRUMENTATION AT THE CLAY STATION RAW WATER PUMPI

Plan#: 583 FSCC POST CONSTRUCTION MODIFICATIONS

NEW12-00583

Est. Cost: $500000to $800000

Addenda: 0Project Type: WATER-POWER

Contact: EBMUD, PURCHASING DIVISION 510-287-1040


ALAMEDA CO

2:00 PM 9/28/2012Ref #: 04-Ala-680-

M3.6/R6.5

Bid Date:

RAMP WIDENING, RAMP METERING, TOS ELEMENTS, AND RETAINING WALLS IN ALAMEDA COUNTY AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS FROM 0.4 MILE SOUTH OF AUTO MALL PARKWAY TO O.1 MILE NORTH OF MISSION BLVD. (ROUTW 238). THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY COMBI

Plan#: 578-OLONLY

DOT 04-4G1004 RAMP WIDENING, RAMP METERING, TOS ELEMENTS, AND RETAINING WALLS

NEW12-00578


Tuesday, October 02, 2012

ALAMEDA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES

2:00 PM 10/2/2012Ref #: 04-ALA, SCI-680-0.0/0.1,0.1/9.9

Bid Date:

WIDEN RAMPS, AND INSTALL TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SYSTEM. IN ALAMEDA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES IN MILPITAS AND SAN JOSE FROM ROUTE 280-680/101 SEPARATION TO SCOTT CREEK ROAD UNDERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY COMBINATION OF

Plan#: 521-OLONLY

DOT 04-153204 WIDEN RAMPS, AND INSTALL TRAFFIC OPERATIONS

12-00521



CONFIRMED BIDDERS:Name Phone FaxGranite Construction 408-327-7000 408-327-7090

Wednesday, October 03, 2012

MARIN

2:00 PM 10/3/2012Ref #: 04-MRN-101-

R22.2/24.3

Bid Date:

Prebid Conf: MAND SEPT 5, 2012 at 1-3pm

PLACE HMA ON BASE, CONSTRUCT BRIDGE, INSTALL RAIL. IN MARIN COUNTY IN AND NEAR NOVATO FROM 0.2 MILE NORTH OF ATHERTON AVENUE OVERCROSSING TO !.4 MILES SOUTH OF REDWOOD LANDFILL VERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR A COMBINAT

Plan#: 535-OLONLY

DOT-04-2640L4 PLACE HMA ON BASE, CONSTRUCT BRIDGE, INSTALL RAIL

12-00535




408-971-4430 408-971-9942

Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

SONOMA

2:00 PM 10/10/2012Ref #: 04-Son-101-

3.4/4.1

Bid Date:

WIDEN ROUTE 101, RECONSTRUCT LAKEVILLE HWY INTERCHANGE IN SONOMA COUNTY IN AND NEAR PETALUMA FROM 0.1 MILE OF NORTH OF PETALUMA RIVER BRIDGE TO 0.2 MILE NORTH OF CAULFIELD LANE OVERCROSSING. THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE EITHER A CLASS A LICENSE OR ANY COMBIN

Plan#: 534-OLONLY

DOT-04-2640K4 WIDEN ROUTE 101, RECONSTRUCT LAKEVILLE HWY INTERCHANGE

12-00534







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PROjeCt BId ReSultS


PROJECT BID RESULTS 8.8.12 - 8.14.12

Date Job Name Location8/15/2012 BRUSH CREEK BIKE & PEDESTRIAN PATH REHABILITATION SANTA ROSA

SIRI GRADING & PAVING 187,722.788/15/2012 2012 MEASURE A ROAD REHABILITATION PROGRAM VARIOUS ROADS MARIN CO.

GHILOTTI CONST. 1,130,756GHILOTTI BROS 1,298,500TEAM GHILOTTI 1,386,441

8/16/2012 RECYCLED WATER LINE TO CONCO/MALBY REPAIR MARTINEZD.R. LEMINGS CONST. CO 84,500

8/17/2012 CALTRANS 04-153504 SOLANO CO.BAY CITIES PAVING & GRADING 14,291,199.20

8/20/2012 2011 SOUTHERN MARIN ROAD REHABILITATION MARIN CO.MAGGIORA & GHILOTTI 1,141,141.00GHILOTTI BROS. 1,248,885.00TEAM GHILOTTI 1,323,024.65

8/21/2012 PAVEMENT REHAB OF GREENVILLE ROAD, MOUNTAIN HOUSE ROAD &

TESLA ROAD

ALAMEDA CO

TECHERT CONST 3,756,266.008/21/2012 PAVEMENT REHAB OF REDWOOD ROAD & LAKE CHABOT ROAD ALAMEDA CO

MCK SERVICES 1,288,632.00GHILOTTI CONST. CO. 1,416,670.00GALLAGER & BURK 1,429,470

8/21/2012 ALCATRAZ/BAKER & ALCATRAZ/IDAHO VALLEY GUTTER BERKELEYAJW CONST. 320,385.00

8/21/2012 NORTH TEXAS STREET WATER LINE REPLACEMENT & OVERLAY FAIRFIELDBAY PACIFIC PIPELINE 1,527,937.00CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION 1,726,358.25SUULUTAAG (FAIRFIELD) 1,730,063.00

8/21/2012 WEST COLLEGE PFISTER RD. POND 1 TO POND 3 WET WEATHER FACILITY

BOX CULVERTINSTALLATION SANTA ROSANORTH WEST GENERAL ENG. 129,300TERRACON PIPLINES INC. 136,349SIRI GRADING & PAVING 146,500

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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]

Field Supervisor and Concrete ForemanGhilotti Bros., Inc. is in search of 2 Field Supervisors to join our team. A Field Supervisor with Highway work/Caltrans background is plus. The Concrete Foreman must specifically have an architectural concrete background.These positions will report to VP of Operations and Con-crete Manager respectively.

Position: Part Time Bid RunnerGhilotti Bros., Inc. is seeking an experienced part–time Bid Runner. Flexible hours range from 5-10 hours per week. Responsible for delivering bid documents. Must be dependable, punctual, and have excellent penmanship. The ability to listen and write quickly and accurately under pressure is crucial. Must have the confidence to

meet strict time deadlines. Receives bid pricing and subcontractor information over the telephone. Reliable vehicle necessary and a clean driving record. Mileage reimbursed.

Please apply to [email protected] or fax to 415.455.9274.

Position: Experienced Power Tool and Hardware Counter Sales

Jackson’s Hardware in San Rafael is currently seek-ing a Full and Part time Experienced Power Tool and & Hardware Counter Sales. Schedules will vary and can change weekly based upon staffing requirements. Our store hours are Monday thru Friday 6:00am – 6:00pm & Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm

Position – Experienced Decorative Plumbing and Door Hardware Counter Sales

Jackson’s Hardware in San Rafael is currently seeking a Full and Part time Experienced Decorative Plumbing and Door Hardware Counter Salesperson.Schedules will vary and can change weekly based upon staffing require-ments. Our store hours are Monday thru Friday 6:00am – 6:00pm & Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm

Please send your resume to [email protected]

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Clean dirt available now! Sausalito Virgin Site

1200 cubic yards of great soil

to be removed for new home,

permits in place July start

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