E Bulletin 012510

Kalb's Q&A for Contractors-By David Kalb, President of Capitol Services, Inc.
Would you consider not

‘backing up’ your computer
files? What would happen
to your contractor’s license Remanufacturing and Wholesale Distribution of
High Quality North American Softwoods
if your qualifier quit like an
outdated hard drive? Superior ®
Brand siding 100% useable
I will ‘quantify’ the value of STK Sidings & Trim
Exclusively Produced and
being ‘responsible’ and, Distributed by Lausmann Lumber
finally cry out on another

contractor’s ‘taxing’
situation…
Exclusive Stocking Distributor of
Cedar Valley Panelized Shingle Products
Q: Thank you for speaking with me about

PANELCR AFTER S
securing a “back-up” license for our company. As A Division of
La zy S Lu m b e r
we discussed, I want the license in case our
Now distributing PanelCrafters
Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) leaves. Cedar Knotty Plywood
After we spoke, I thought of two more questions.

1) Our CA license holder has a NV license.
Because of reciprocity, we are using the same (“C-
20”) classification in California. Will this make a
Stocking Distributor of
Quality Redwood produced by Agwood
difference in what we are trying to do or will I WRC • SPF • Pine/ESLP • Ipé • Redwood • WRC FJ • Specialty Sidings
3370 Rippey Rd., Loomis, California 95650
still need to take the CA exams? 2) Can we have 1-800-626-1233

www.lausmannlumber.com
more than one license holder on our license in

CA?
A: The “back-up” license is a good idea. I have Robinson Enterprises, Inc.

spoken with a number of companies in the past 293 Lower Grass Valley Road
who have had an officer or employee apply for an Nevada City, CA 95959
(530) 265-5844
individual “back-up” license in case their RMO or
24 Hour Cardlock Fueling Facility
Responsible Managing Employee (RME) leaves for
any reason. If your current qualifier were to UST Removals - Environmental Excavation
disassociate, the person holding this license could Land Clearing - Mine Tailing Assessment
easily become the new qualifier with no further Equipment Rental – Haz-Mat Certified
Standing Timber Purchased
testing or fingerprinting.
SCL #322436 A/Haz
Reciprocity would not apply to your situation so

both the Law and Trade exams will be required. In
answer to you second question, unlike Nevada,
California only allows one qualifying individual License # 310626
per classification per license. Hence the need for
the second back-up license as opposed to Nevada,
which allows multiple qualifiers for each license 763 South Auburn Street
Grass Valley
class.
Custom Sheet Metal Flashing
Q: What is the average rate or fee a Responsible 10% off – Expires 3-31-08
Managing Employee (RME) charges for his/her License # 310626 (530) 273-1301
license? As a RME I will be receiving
compensation as an employee and also serving as
a Director. I believe I should be paid an
additional fee for the use of the license. Is there a
web site that would have this kind of
information?
A: I am not aware of any web site that deals with

this issue. As with any employer/employee
relationship you are paid a set rate or compensated Commercial & residential
Serving Grass Valley, Auburn and the
by the hour. As the RME you can certainly try to greater Sacramento area since 1995.
negotiate additional compensation. If you are We service customers with:

going to actually be a Director of the corporation,
(not limited to)

this would make you an “Officer” Responsible
New Construction
Tenant Improvements
Managing Officer rather than an “employee”

Restaurants & School Facilities
Office Buildings & Retail Stores
(RME).

Medical/Dental Offices
Service Conversions
CAD Design Build Capability

Q: I was hit with a large lien due to unpaid
Maintenance & Repairs
employment taxes. This came as a shock since I PO Box 293464

Sacramento, CA
had reported all my 1099 to the State and Feds.

530-274-9566 Tel.
916-386-1359 fax
guzmancad@sbcglobal.net
Apparently since these “employees” were not License # 653669
licensed I should have been withholding the

applicable taxes. Now the CSLB has suspended
my sole owner license. Someone at a license
school told me that all I need to do is form a
corporation and start over. I have read your
columns for years and recall that it may not be
that simple. Please let me know what my options
are?
A: OUCH! Being hit with many thousands of

dollars in back employment taxes certainly hurts. I
am sorry to say that you do not have many options
since the State holds all the cards. This license
school misinformed you since any new license you
apply for will be denied until this tax issue is fully
resolved. The CSLB will not release the suspension
until told to do so by the Employment
Development Dept. (EDD) and EDD has told you
Business Nevada County’s #1 Small Business
that payment is required in full (or at least a history Matters Source for Financial Management
of several months of re-payment must be shown). Online Payroll Service

QuickBooks® Training
Bookkeeping and Payroll
A Word of Caution to my readers: If hiring
workers make sure they are bona fide employees or Tax time. Tax Preparation
Consultation
licensed contractors. As this example indicated Are you prepared? Industry Support
there is little middle ground. Call, click or visit! 271-1666 • www.NevadaCountyBiz.com

230 Colfax Avenue, Suite D • Grass Valley
Knowledge is power. Knowing where to go for the answers is half the

battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 916-443-0657,
email info@cutredtape.com, fax (916) 443-1908, or write me at
Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 580, Sacramento, CA 95814
CalChamber in Court
CalChamber Files Lawsuits to Protect
Cost-Saving Workers’ Comp Reforms
The California Chamber of Commerce has gone to court to overturn three cases that weaken
2004 workers’ compensation reforms enacted to make the calculation of permanent disability
awards more objective.
Medical Guidelines
The required use of the American Medical Association (AMA) guidelines is at risk in what are commonly
referred to as the Almaraz/Guzman decisions issued by the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB)
last September.
These cases are on appeal and the CalChamber filed a friend-of-the-court brief because the WCAB has
erroneously treated one element of the calculation—the AMA guidelines—as rebuttable even though the law
does not permit rebuttal of any of the elements that go into calculating the percentage of permanent disability.
A February 2009 decision issued by the entire WCAB consolidated the cases of Mario Almaraz v.
Environmental Recovery Services and State Compensation Insurance Fund and Joyce Guzman v. Milpitas
Unified School District and Keenan Associates (2009). The decision held that:
• the AMA guidelines portion of the 2005 permanent disability schedule is rebuttable;
• the AMA guidelines portion of the 2005 permanent disability schedule is rebutted by showing that an
impairment rating based on the AMA guidelines would result in a permanent disability award that would
be inequitable, disproportionate, and not a fair and accurate measure of the employee’s permanent
disability; and
• when an impairment rating based on the AMA guidelines has been rebutted, the WCAB may make an
impairment determination that considers medical opinions not based on or only partially based on the
AMA guidelines.
In response to requests for reconsideration, WCAB agreed to rehear the cases. In its orders granting
reconsideration, the WCAB requested input from amici curiae.
In response, CalChamber filed an amicus brief that focused on the plain language of the statute and the
Legislature’s intent in passing the workers’ compensation reforms of 2004 to support a reversal of the board’s
findings.
In September 2009, WCAB issued its new decisions in the Almaraz/Guzman cases. While the new decision
marked a significant departure from the broad ruling issued in February 2009, it nonetheless still leaves room
for rebutting the permanent disability rating schedule through the guidelines.
Future Earning Capacity
The method for calculating an injured worker’s diminished future earning capacity is at issue in the case of
Ogilvie v. Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.
In Ogilvie, the WCAB held that the diminished future earning capacity adjustment used by the 2005 permanent
disability schedule could also be rebutted. The WCAB provided an alternate means to determine this
adjustment, and held that the adjustment used by the 2005 permanent disability schedule was rebutted
whenever the WCAB’s method reached a different result.
As with the Almaraz/Guzman cases, WCAB also agreed to reconsider Ogilvie, and issued its new ruling along
with the Almaraz/Guzman cases. Here, the WCAB reaffirmed its original decision concluding that the future
earning capacity factor can be rebutted. In keeping with Almaraz/Guzman, the WCAB reiterated its position that
the permanent disability schedule is rebuttable. This case is also on appeal.
The CalChamber filed a friend-of-the-court brief in Ogilvie, arguing that the WCAB’s ruling created an ad hoc
approach to the permanent disability calculations and reintroduces the use of subjective, unquantifiable factors
that the Legislature had squarely rejected.
Legislative Intent
In both briefs, the CalChamber notes that in enacting the 2004 reform legislation (SB 899), the Legislature
considered the cost of the old system to employers, and the economic crisis that threatened the very viability of
the system as whole. It concluded that something must be done, and did it. The policy decision must be
respected and implemented as intended, the CalChamber argues.
The Legislature sought to eliminate the vagueness and subjectivity of the old system by mandating the method
for calculating the percentage of permanent disability. In short, the new system eliminated subjectivity and
guesswork from permanent disability calculations, thereby ensuring that similarly situated employees are
treated equally, promoting fairness and consistency.
Permitting the use of the AMA guidelines to be rebutted on an individualized basis or allowing a specific
element of the permanent disability calculation to be rebutted by creating an individualized factor for
determining diminished future earning capacity “would increase costs to the employers virtually across the
board and is flatly irreconcilable” with the express intention of the Legislature in enacting the workers’
compensation reform law, the CalChamber argues in the brief.
The CalChamber is urging the court to overturn both of these erroneous WCAB decisions.
Staff Contact: Erika Frank
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The Nevada County Contractors’ Association (NCCA) and State Fund partnership offers the best
construction resources and information to help you improve your business. Through this partnership,
you have access to a wide range of money-saving benefits and services including:
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Draft Greenhouse Gas Rule Omits Key Issues
A state agency’s preliminary draft for a cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions omits controversial
elements that are critical to determining whether the program can succeed or be cost effective, according to the California
Chamber of Commerce.
In a letter to California Air Resources Board (ARB) Chairman Mary Nichols, the CalChamber
emphasized the importance of decisions on how greenhouse gas (carbon) allowances will be
distributed, whether and how businesses can offset emissions at one site with reduced emissions at
another, and linking California’s program with future national and international ones.
Those issues will be critical to the overall success of the cap-and-trade program and whether California
can cost-effectively meet the greenhouse gas reduction goals required by the state’s climate change law, AB 32, the
CalChamber said.
CalChamber Recommendations
The CalChamber recommended that:
• Auctioning of greenhouse gas allowances be kept to a minimum because of the significant costs a 100 percent
auction system would impose on California businesses and consumers. The CalChamber noted that ARB’s
Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee has estimated California businesses would have to pay $143 billion
between 2012 and 2020 just to continue operating in the state if allowance prices reach $60 per ton by 2020 in a
100 percent auction system. A thorough economic analysis is needed before the ARB considers final adoption of
a rule, the CalChamber said.
• The CalChamber also strongly suggested that an auction system or other revenue-raising mechanism would be
contrary to the legislative intent of AB 32. A letter by the author of the legislation states that the intent of AB 32 is
for any revenues raised to be used only for direct administrative costs. Accordingly, the CalChamber does not
believe ARB has the legal authority to adopt revenues beyond a reasonable charge for administrative activities.
• The state avoid taking a California-only approach to drafting its new program and instead allow for “seamless
linkages with other national and international programs from the outset.”
• The program allow a broader use of offsets than the 4 percent limit detailed in the preliminary draft rule. Real,
verifiable offsets should not be limited geographically. Research has shown that maximizing the use of offsets
would be one of the most effective tools for reducing program costs while achieving AB 32’s greenhouse gas
reduction goals, the CalChamber noted.
• ARB analyze the potential economic impacts of bringing transportation fuels into the cap-and-trade program
before developing regulations to speed the timeline for including fuels. Sticking with the 2015 timeline for including
transportation fuels and natural gas in the program allows California time to transition the cap and trade program
to include fuels, the CalChamber wrote.
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Nevada County Contractors' Accociation
PLANS ON FILE 1/21/2010
NEW! = New Plans Entered This Week
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 NEW! SAFEWAY 2908
DOT 03-3E9504 REPLACE ASPHALT CONCRETE V- Bid Date: 1/26/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
DITCH Location: Eureka Plan # 87343
Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133 Engineers Estimate:
Scope: This project consists of the construction of a new 49,145 sf ground-
Bid Date: 1/26/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
up Safeway facility in Eureka, CA. Trades to include: Construction staking,
Location: East of Sac Plan # 87240 erosion control, site demolition, structure demolition, grading, underground
Contract #: DOT 03-3E9504 utilities, asphalt paving, fencing, retaining walls, traffic signals, pavement
Engineers Estimate: $520000 to $520000 striping, landscaping,
site concrete, building concrete, pre-cast tilt-up concrete panels, masonry,
Scope: Replace Asphalt Concrete V-ditch.
decorative stone, structural metal framing, steel joists, metal deck,
In Sacramento County About 16.5 Miles East Of Sacramento From 0.1
miscellaneous metals, rough carpentry, finish carpentry, building
Mile East Of White Rock Overhead 24-122 To 0.6 Mile West Of El Dorado
insulation, metal roofing, built-up roofing, flashing / sheet metal, joint
County Line. The Contractor must have either a Class A license or any
sealers, doors & hardware, overhead doors, traffic doors, storefront, glass
combination of the following Class C licenses which constitutes a majority
/ glazing, automatic entrance doors, portland cement plaster, metal stud
of the work: C-12, C-13.
framing, drywall, tile, acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, epoxy flooring,
20 Working Days * DVBE participation incentive up to $250,000
sealed concrete, FRP, painting, toilet partitions, restroom accessories,
DOT 02-1E8804 REMOVE & REPLACE AC PAVEMENT specialties, awnings, loading dock equipment, fire sprinklers, plumbing,
HVAC, and electrical.
Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133
Bid Date: 1/26/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Location: Sierra & Lassen Co. Plan # 87311 DOT 03-4C2204 REPAIR AND REPLACE HEATING
Contract #: 02-1E8804 SYSTEM, STATIC SCALE, AND PCC PAVEMENT
Engineers Estimate: Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133
Scope: Remove & Replace AC Pavement
TTUSD DISTRICT OFFICE RELOCATION PROJECT Location: near Truckee Plan # 87212
Owner: Tahoe Truckee Unified School District 530-582-2541 Contract #: 03-4C2204
Bid Date: 1/26/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Engineers Estimate: $1515000 to $1515000
Location: Truckee Plan # 87312 Scope: Repair And Replace Heating System, Static Scale, And Pcc
Pavement. In Nevada County Near Truckee From 0.9 Mile West Of Union
Prebid: MAND Fri 1/8 @ 10 am
Mills Undercrossing To 1.1 Miles West Of Union Mills Undercrossing At
Engineers Estimate: Donner Pass Truck Inspection Facility At 12800 Highway 80 The
Scope: WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED A HARD COPY OF THIS PROJECT Contractor must have either a Class A license or Class B license or a
YET. WE ARE POSTING THE NOTICE INVITING BIDS TO INFORM combination of Class C licenses which constitutes a majority of the work.
YOU OF THE MANDATORY PREBID MEETING SCHEDULED FOR 1/8 65 Working Days * 7% UDBE Requirement
@ 10AM LOCATED AT SIERRA MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CENTER, 11603 DONNER PASS ROAD, TRUCKEE, CA. Contact: Rob 5TH STREET SEWER UPSIZING, P ST TO U ST.
Koster, Tahoe Truckee Unified School District, 530-582-2542 Minor Owner: City of Sacramento - Dept of Utilities 916-808-1437
demolition of partitions, concrete removal, and hazardous materials
abatement, installation of small footings, partition walls, eletrical, fire
alarms, IT and HVAC work. Location: Sacramento Plan # 87240
Engineers Estimate:
Scope: Contact, Sonia Lopez, Associate Civil Engineer, 916-808-1456.
Removing existing combined sewer pipelines and installing 60- and 72-
inch combined sewer pipelines, replacing manholes, drains, sewer
services, asphalt overlay and associated work.
Engineering Contractors
Tel: 530-265-6938
Fax: 530-265-3647
P.O. Box 822

www.canddconstruction.com Nevada City, CA 95959
CCL # 819680
Nevada County Contractors' Association, Inc. Plans On File 1/21/2010
IRON POINT/BUCKINGHAM DISTRIBUTION BROADWAY & MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

SUBSTATION CIVIL CONSTRUCTION BOULEVARD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS
Bid Date: 1/27/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1 PROJECT
Owner: City of Sacramento-Dept of Transportation 916-808-8300
Location: Folsom Plan # 87245
Prebid: MAND Wed 1/13/10 11 am:30 Bid Date: 1/27/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1
Engineers Estimate: Location: Sacramento Plan # 87320
Scope: The Contractor shall furnish all supervision, labor, materials, Prebid: 1/21 @ 1 pm Contract #: PN: TY31/T5036100
equipment and incidentals necessary to accomplish the work in Engineers Estimate:
accordance with the Contract. Scope: Modifying the traffic signal at the intersection of Broadway Avenue
THIS WORK WILL BE PERFORMED DURING WINTER MONTHS AND and Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., widening Broadway Avenue, removing
SHALL BE BID ACCORDINGLY. and replacing existing sidewalk, upgrading ramps and drainage system,
The Contract work generally consists of furnishing and removing a resurfacing the street and restriping. PRE BID MEETING: Southeast
temporary rock construction entrance. Clearing and removing existing site corner of Martin Luther King Blvd & Broadway, 1/21 @ 1 pm.
fill materials. Preparation of subgrade. Site fill and grading. Trenching
and backfilling. Furnishing and placing aggregate base and crushed rock. Thursday, January 28, 2010
Furnishing and installing conduits. Furnishing and installing grounding.
Removal and replacement of asphalt concrete. Removal and replacement TELEMEDICINE RESOURCE CENTER AND RURAL-
of City of Folsom sidewalk and Landscaping. Construction of concrete PRIME FACILITY (MULTIPLE PRIMES)
structures and foundations. Furnishing and installing tread plates.
Owner: UC Davis Medical Center Facilities Design & 530-752-9893
Furnishing and installing an electric sump, piping, and switch panel.
Constr
Furnishing and installing underground utility boxes.
this is a MANDATORY pre-bid meeting and site visit. Bidders are Bid Date: 1/28/2010 9:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 2
encouraged to download the solicitation documents and bring them to the Location: Sacramento Plan # 87221
pre-bid meeting, as hard copies will not be available. Pre-bid meeting will
discuss the solicitation, bid schedule, general conditions, special Prebid: 12/8 9am Bid Pkgs.1-5,8,10,11,19 12/8 1:30pm Bid Pkgs.20-23
conditions and technical requirements. Immediately following the pre-bid 12/9 9am Bid Pkgs 6,7,9,12-16,18 @ Site Suite Prebid: 1/12 @ 9
meeting, a mandatory site visit will be held at the work site. Bidders failing AM
to attend the mandatroy pre-bid meeting and site visit will not be allowed Engineers Estimate:
to bid on this project. Scope: New 4 story, apprx 50,000 gsf facility at UC Davis, Sacramento
Campus. Bid packages include: 01 Sitework ($375,000 / B,C-12); 02
SURGERY CENTER NEW BUILDING ADDITION Landscape / Irrigation ($247,000 / C-27); 03 General Construction
Bid Date: 1/27/2010 1:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 3 ($3,026,000 /B); 04 Precast Concrete ($280,000 / C-8); 05 Structual Steel
& Misc. Metals (2,834,000 / C-51); 06 Millwork & Finish Carpentry
Location: Loomis Plan # 87301
($257,000 / C-6); 07 Insulation ($151,000 / C-2); 08 Roofing ($121,000 / C-
Engineers Estimate: 39); 09 Doors, Frames & Hardware ($227,000 / C-6); 10 Glass, Glazing &
Scope: This project consists of the construction of a new 11,303 sf Metal Panels ($2.5 million / C-17); 11 Metal Studs & Drywall ($1,703,000 /
ground-up, two story veterinary surgery center in Loomis, CA. Trades to C-5,C-9,C-35); 12 Ceramic Tile ($78,000 / C-54); 13 Terrazzo ($239,000 /
include: C-54); 14 Acoustic & Special Ceilings ($229,000 / C-2); 15 Flooring
Construction staking, erosion control, grading, underground utilities, ($424,000 / C-15); 16 Painting ($186,000 / C-33); 18 Window Coverings
paving, pavement markings, landscaping, site concrete, building concrete, ($260,000 / D-52); 19 Hydraulic Elevators ($372,000 / C-11); 20 HVAC,
concrete reinforcement, masonry, stone veneer, miscellaneous metals, Plumbing & Sheet Metal ($3,439,000 / C-20 & C-36 & C-43); 21 Fire
rough carpentry, finish carpentry, architectural woodwork, countertops, Protection ($233,000 / C-16); 22 Electrical ($2,734,000 / C-10) and 23
thermal insulation, metal roofing, sheet metal flashings, joint sealers, Building Controls & Security ($700,000 / C-7). Richard Yee
doors, frames, and hardware, glass & glazing, wood windows, drywall, (richard.yee@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu) (fax #) (916) 734-7751
acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, epoxy flooring, FRP, painting,
specialties, lockers, restroom accessories, elevators, fire sprinklers,
plumbing, HVAC, and electrical.
DOT 02-1E8404 THIN BLANKET OVERLAY
MOLITOR PAINTING CO.

Location: near Paynes Creek Plan # 87310 M
Contract #: 02-1E8404
Engineers Estimate:
Residential Commercial
Scope: Thin Blanket Overlay “Quality Experienced Painting
at Competitive Rates”
FINE LACQUER WORK A SPECIALTY

FREE ESTIMATES
MEMBER
NCCA
SCL #283702
Dave Molitor To
General Engineering Contractor Todd Molitor (530) 432-3316 Kent Molitor
CSL# 916004
P.O. Box 608 Ph- 530-979-1551

Chicago, Park CA 95712 Fax 530-271-2844
MOLITOR PAINTING CO. M
Residential Commercial
“Quality Experienced Painting
at Competitive Rates”
12TH & I LIGHT RAIL STATION IMPROVEMENTS NEW! DRY CREEK FIRE STATION NO. 100 NEW VEHICLE
Owner: Sacramento Regional Transit District 916-557-4509 EXHAUST SYSTEM
Bid Date: 1/28/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 2 Owner: County of Placer Dept. of Facility Services 530-889-6838
Location: Sacramento Plan # 87238 Bid Date: 2/2/2010 3:30 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Prebid: 1-6 @ 10 am Contract #: R245.08.02 Location: Roseville Plan # 87334
Engineers Estimate: Prebid: Thurs 1/21 @ 10 am Contract #: 9448
Scope: Furnish and install site furniture, foundations, mini-high ramp and Engineers Estimate: $69800 to $69800
platform modifications, misc metal fabrications, shelter installations, Scope: Furnish and install a complete, fully operational overhead vehicle
concrete platform pavement, safety tiles and irrigation modifications (2) exhaust system.
Furnish & install electrical and lighting systems, standards, luminaries,
fixtures, lamps, including painting and all misc items of work and (3) NEW! SECURITY FENCE ALONG BASE OF DAM AND
Furnish and install a landscaping and irrigation system complete in place, PERMITER OF FISH FACILITY
including removing existing plants and adding new plant material. Owner: US Army Corps of Engineers 415-503-6988
09/10 SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT PROJECT Bid Date: 2/2/2010 1:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Owner: Consumnes Community Services District 916-405-5337 Location: Ukiah Plan # 87345
Bid Date: 1/28/2010 9:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Engineers Estimate:
Location: Elk Grove Plan # 87314 Scope: The work consists of installing a Security Fencing at the Coyote
Contract #: PC-10-02 Valley Dam / Lake Mendocino Project, which is located in Ukiah,
California. The Contractor will install approximately 2,000 lineal feet of FE
Engineers Estimate:
7 Chain-link Security Fence (non- sensored).
Scope: Removal and replacement of damaged sidewalk at various
locations throughout the District. Project Manager: Sheri Noblett 916-405- Wednesday, February 03, 2010
5337, sherinoblett@csdparks.com
SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROJECT JAMIE DRIVE
Tuesday, February 02, 2010 AND BLEVIN ROAD
DOT 03-3M3504 REPLACE JOINT SEALS, REPLACE Owner: City of Yuba City 530-822-4626
PCC, APPLY METHACRYLATE. Bid Date: 2/3/2010 10:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133 Location: Yuba City Plan # 87305
Bid Date: 2/2/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Contract #: 08-22
Location: Sac & Yolo Counties Plan # 87308 Engineers Estimate:
Contract #: 03-3M3504 Scope: Reconstruction of Jamie Drive from Blevin Blvd to Northfield Drive
and the reconstruction of the East side of Blevin Road from Butte Vista
Engineers Estimate: $2300000 to $2300000
Elementary to Jamie Drive.
Scope: Replace joint seals, replace PCC, apply methacrylate
WARREN PARK PHASE 2
DOT 02-1E8304 THIN BLANKET OVERLAY Owner: City of Sacramento- Parks and Recreation 916-808-8529
Location: Sacramento Plan # 87330
Location: near Doyle Plan # 87309 Contract #: L19173000
Contract #: 02-1E8304 Engineers Estimate: $435931 to $477798
Engineers Estimate:
Scope: Contact, Dennis Day, P.M., 916-808-7633. Developing the second
phase, of Warren Park. The improvements will consist of demolition,
grading, irrigation system, landscaping, concrete walkways and curbs,
asphalt seal-coat, skate park, tot lot play equipment, soccer goals, fencing
modifications and site furniture.
NEW! PORT OF WEST SACRAMENTO TRUCK SCALES PARKING LOT LIGHTING RELAMP/BALLAST
Owner: City of West Sacramento 916-617-4645 Owner: Department of Motor Vehicles 916-657-7822
Bid Date: 2/3/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Bid Date: 2/4/2010 1:30 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1
Location: West Sacramento Plan # 87337 Location: Placerville Plan # 87313
Prebid: Thurs 1/21 @ 10 am Prebid: MAND 1/14 @ 10 am Contract #: 09-392
Engineers Estimate: Engineers Estimate:
Scope: Design Build, purchase and installation of two above ground truck Scope: Contact, Julie Phang, 916-657-8345. Parking lot relamp/ballast at
scales, readouts, ticket printers, foundations, approaches and all other the Placerville DMV.
equipment necessary to provide two funtioning truck weighing systems.
Project contact: John Sneed 916-617-4766 EMERGENCY GENERATOR-ARC PAVILION
Owner: UC Davis-Facilities Management 530-754-5965
Thursday, February 04, 2010 Bid Date: 2/4/2010 3:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
FORCUM AVENUE AND BELL AVENUE ROADWAY Location: UC Davis Plan # 87321
IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Prebid: MAND Thurs 1/14 10 am Contract #: Q-214018
Owner: County of Sacramento-Municipal Services 916-874-8645 Engineers Estimate:
Agency
Scope: Remove existing 60KW generator along with conduit and wiring
Bid Date: 2/4/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1 and replace with University furnished trailer mounted 600KW generator.
Location: Plan # 87248 CATERINO PARK SAFETY LIGHTING
Prebid: MAND 1/14 @ 1:30 pm Contract #: 4049 Owner: Consumnes Community Services District 916-405-5337
Bid Date: 2/4/2010 10:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Scope: Concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks, ADA compliant sidewalk
ramps, driveway reconstruction, roadway excavation, paving, striping, Location: Elk Grove Plan # 87326
roadside signs, drainage pipes, drainage inlets and manholes, imported Contract #: PC-10-03
topsoil, new street lighting, installation of landscaping and irrigation Engineers Estimate: $40000 to $40000
systems and all work per plans and specs. Pre Bid Meeting: MClellan
Scope: Installation of a safety lighting system in an existing park. Project
Business Park, Contact: Kent Craney 916-764-9923
manager: Sheri Noblett 916-405-5337, email: sherinoblett@csdparks.com
SACRAMENTO RIVER EAST LEVEE PHASE 1C
(REACHES 1-2) IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PRIVATE Friday, February 05, 2010
RIVER DIVERSION PUMP REPLACEMENT NEW! BAINER HALL ROOM 1201 LAB REMODEL
Owner: Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency 916-874-6544 Owner: UC Davis-Facilities Management 530-754-5965
Location: Sacramento Plan # 87304 Location: UC Davis Plan # 87336
Prebid: Wed 1/6 @ 9am Contract #: 4053 Prebid: MAND 1-27 @ 9am Contract #: Q-214019
Engineers Estimate: $380000 to $450000 Engineers Estimate:
Scope: Contact: Stephen Sullivan, PE, Mead & Hunt 916-993-4610. Scope: Conversion of existing room 1201 Bainer storeroom to a lab.
Supply & installation of two vertical & one slant mixed-flow river pumps Selective demolition of interior walls and finishes, removal and rework
with solid shaft motors, & new electrical equipment including removal & electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems, epoxy flooring, new wall
disposal of existing pumps, restoration of existing pump columns for openings, gypsum wallboard partitions, doors and frames, suspended
reuse, selective demolition of pump support platforms, modification of ceiling system, new cabinets, sink counters and fume hood.
existing steel pump support platforms, installation of new driven H-pile
supports, minor underwater dredging to remove sediment for pump
installations, replacement of flexible coupling connections & sections of
welded steel discharge piping, replacement of motor starters & pump
motor control panels, replacement of meter enclosures & restoration of
electrical services, installation of welded steel piping, associated gate
valve in vault, & siphon breaker / air release valve in vault, & all related
work. Pre Bid meeting: SAFCA construction trailers on Rio Ramaza Drive
south of the intersection with Riego Road.
Monday, February 08, 2010 NEW! DOT 03-3M1604 CHIP SEAL

RICHLAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT II REHAB &
IMPROVEMENTS Bid Date: 2/9/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Owner: Consolidated Area Housing Authority of Sutter 530-671-0220 Location: near Oroville Plan # 87400
Co. Contract #: 03-3M1604
Bid Date: 2/8/2010 3:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Engineers Estimate:
Location: Yuba City Plan # 87329 Scope: Chip Seal on State Highway.
Prebid: MAND 1/11 @ 10 am Contract #: 2004-006 Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Engineers Estimate:
REPLACE EXTERIOR SIGNS FOR DAVIS DMV
Scope: Multiple Residential Units
Owner: Dept of Motor Vehicles - Field Operations 916-657-7840
NEW! WAL MART Division
Location: Vacaville Plan # 87340 Location: Davis Plan # 87302
Engineers Estimate: Engineers Estimate:
Scope: There may be other GC's bidding: Trades to include demolition, Scope: Contact, Po Tin Leung, 916-657-8345. Replace exterior
rebar, concrete, concrete sealer & polishing, misc Structural steel, rought building/parking lot signs and install new exterior building/parking lot signs
carpentry, finish carpentry, FRP, insulation, roofing, caulking, doors and at Davis DMV Field Office.
hardware, overhead doors, drywall/metal studs, tile, acousitcal ceilings,
resilient flooring & carpet, painting, toilet accessories & partitions, fire Thursday, February 11, 2010
protection, plumbing HVAC, eletrical and refrigeration.
TRANSIT CENTER AT WEST CAPITAL AVENUE &
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 MERKLEY AVENUE
Owner: City of West Sacramento 916-617-4645
MCARTHUR-BURNEY FALLS MEMORIAL STATE PARK-
REBUILD BURNEY FALLS TRAIL Bid Date: 2/11/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Owner: State of CA - Dept of Parks & Recreation 916-445-8889 Location: West Sacramento Plan # 87328
Bid Date: 2/9/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1 Prebid: MAND 1/27 @ 10 am
Engineers Estimate:
Location: Burney Plan # 87247
Scope: Contact: Public Works 916-617-4850. A mandatory Pre Bid
Prebid: MAND Tues 1/5 @ 10 am Contract #: C09E0018
Conference will be held on January 27, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at the West
Engineers Estimate: Sacramento City Hall, 2nd Floor Council Chambers at 1110 West Capitol
Scope: **To attend the second mandatory prebid meeting, email Avenue, West Sacramento, CA. Construction of a new transit center
planscounter@parks.ca.gov no later than 1/21 @ 1 pm. Not required for which consists of custom transit shelters, curb & gutter, sidewalk,
those who attended on 1/5. concrete pavement, asphalt pavement reconstruction, storm drainage
improvements, water line relocation, landscape & irrigation, pavement
NEW! DOT 03-0F5204 COLD PLANE AC PAVEMENT markings, AVL changeable message signs, trellis lighting, custom transit
Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133 bus shelter, plaza, & street lighting, replacement of any associated
Bid Date: 2/9/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 damage to pavement, sidewalk, curb & gutter, as well as private & public
improvements caused by the execution of this Contract. Traffic control will
Location: Sacramento County Plan # 87348 also be required for this project.
Contract #: 03-0F5204
Scope: Construction on State Highway, Sac County, various locations.
Cold Plane AC pavement and place open graded HMA overlay.
DMCE
Inc.
General, Concrete & Engineering Contractors

Commercial & Residential Concrete
Since 1980
Foundations • New driveways • Sidewalks • Large slabs
City curb, gutter & sidewalks • Cast in place walls
Tilt-Up construction • Concrete paving & curbs
DECORATIVE TEXTURED FLATWORK
(530) 272-2708
12002 Charles Dr., Grass Valley • www.dmceinc.com
SCL# 621862
NEW! JORDAN FAMILY PARK NEW! CACHE CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENT ON COUNTY
Owner: Cosumnes Community Services District 916-405-5300 ROAD 57
Bid Date: 2/11/2010 12:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Owner: County of Yolo 530-666-8775
Location: Elk Grove Plan # 87347 Bid Date: 2/18/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Engineers Estimate: Location: Guinda Plan # 87344
Scope: Construction of a 1.7 acre park site, whicih includes, clearing Prebid: MAND 2/5 @ 10 am
grubbing, grading and drainage; construction of concrete walkways, Engineers Estimate:
specialty concrete, curbing, mowing strips, a childrens playground;
instllation of park furniture and amenities, shade strucure, an irrigation
NEW! CDBG SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS FY 09/10
system, lighting and other eletrical work; and the establishment of
landscaping. Owner: City of Yuba City 530-822-4626
Bid Date: 2/18/2010 10:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Monday, February 15, 2010
Location: Yuba City Plan # 87349
98 CENT STORE & DISCOUNT - REMODEL / ADDITION Contract #: 09-28
Owner: Shelton Construction 530-868-5530 Engineers Estimate:
Bid Date: 2/15/2010 5:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 1 Scope: Installation of sidewalks, access ramps, driveways, and other
Location: Live Oak Plan # 87318 related items.
Engineers Estimate: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Scope: Contact: Shelton Construction 530-868-5530. GC seeking all
trades. Please fax bids to 530-868-5530. NEW! LAKE FOREST PUMP STATION IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Owner: City of Folsom- Utilities Dept 916-351-3528
NEW! DOT 03-3M7904 PLACE RECESSED TRAFFIC STRIPES Bid Date: 2/23/2010 10:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0
AND REPLACE PAVEMENT MARKINGS Location: Folsom Plan # 87335
Owner: State of CA 916-227-6133 Prebid: MAND 2/5 @ 10 am
Location: East of Placerville Plan # 87401 Scope: Construction of new Lake Forest Pump Station, demolition of the
Contract #: 03-3M7904 existing pump station and diversion of all sanitary sewer flows to the new
pump station. Pre Bid info: Marcus Yasutake 916-351-3528
Engineers Estimate:
Scope: Place Recessed Traffic Stripes and Replace Pavement Markings, Thursday, February 25, 2010
12 miles east of Placerville
LLOYD LANE STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Thursday, February 18, 2010 Owner: County of Sacramento-Municipal Services 916-874-8645
Agency
CRESTVIEW DRIVE CULVERT IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT Bid Date: 2/25/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Owner: County of Sacramento-Municipal Services 916-874-8645 Location: Sacramento Plan # 87332
Agency Contract #: 4017
Location: Sacramento Plan # 87331 Scope: Contact: David Bolen 916-874-8645. Installing approx. 1,657 l.ft. of
storm drain pipe, 8 drainage inlets, 9 manholes & appurtenant structures,
Contract #: 4018 removing & replacing curb, gutter & sidewalk, & all related work.
Scope: Contact: David Bolen 916-874-8645. Installing approx. 58 l.ft. of
6'x3' reinforced concrete box storm drain pipe, removing & replacing 86
l.ft. of concrete channel lining, installing two headwalls, clearing &
grubbing, removing & replacing curb, gutter, & sidewalk, asphalt concrete,
& fencing.
Natalie Hannah
Sales Associate
MAC
131 Mill Street
1106
Wells of California
Insurance Services, Inc. Voice 14 Fax
CA 800.562.9577 Other Fax
Nevada County Contractors' Accociation
RESIDENTIAL AND LOCAL PLANS ON FILE 1/21/2010
NEW! = New Plans Entered This Week * = Confirmed Bidders

Wednesday, January 27, 2010 Thursday, January 28, 2010
BANNER CASCADE PIPELINE PROJECT BELLA TUSCANY PIPELINE & TANK SITE
Owner: Nevada Irrigation District 530-271-6864 IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
Bid Date: 1/27/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 2 Owner: Placer County Water Agency 530-823-4886
Location: Grass Valley Plan # 87232 Bid Date: 1/28/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Estimate: Contract #: 09-09 Location: Auburn Plan # 87303
Prebid: Thurs 12/10 @ 10 am Estimate: $600000 to $600000 Contract #: 2009-12
Scope: Construction of apprx 52,000 linear feet of raw water transmission Scope: Construction and completion of approximately 2,633 lineal feet of
mains and treated water mains, with associated facilites and structures. 12-inch diameter water line, valves water service, fire hydrant assemblies,
air and vacuum release valve assemblies, blowoff valve assembly,
Subcontractors: Surveying, Geotechnical Engineer, Testing of Soil, aggregate base road, and related work.
Asphalt & Materials, Tree Clearing, Erosion Control, Hydroseeding, (2)Tank site improvements-construction and completion of chain link
Sawcutting, Grading, Paving, Slurry Seal, Striping, Structural Concrete, fenceand gates, asphalt concrete pavement for the accessroad,
Shotcrete, Blasting, Fencing, Cathodic Protection, Masonry, Structural landscaping, gunite slope protection and ditch lining, rock rip-rap, drainage
Metal Framing, Misc Metals, Rough Carpentry, Metal Roofing, Siding, improvements, segmental block retaining wall, electrical and telephone
Doors and WIndows, Painting, Plumbing, HVAC, Instrumentation & services ,photovoltaic power system, radio antenna system, electrical
Scada, Electrician. conduits and wiring, grounding system, control panels and enclosures and
Suppliers: Aggregate, Cutback, Asphalt, concrete, CLSM, Sheeting & related work. Project contact: Bill Charpier 916-803-8327
Shoring, Precast concrete, Water Pipe & Supplies, Construction Bidders: Phone # Fax #
Equipment incl: trencher, traffic control, misc. metals. Potential sites
DOUG VEERKAMP GENERAL (530) 626-082 (530) 626-791
required for fill dirt and temporary yard space.
ENGINEERING, INC.
The construction plans are complete with the following exceptions:
1) The drawings for the Clipper Creek siphon section are stamped Hansen Brothers (530) 273-338 (530) 272-540
preliminary. The drawings are substantially complete but need additional Water Works Construction, Inc. (707) 437-099 (707) 437-099
refinement. The final set for construction will be issued within two weeks CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION (916) 652-988 (916) 652-988
through an addendum. 2) We have decided to add a fiber optic line that INC.
will parallel the raw water pipeline for the entire alignment. The specifics
BROWARD BUILDERS INC. (530) 666-563 (530) 666-572
of this fiber optic system will be issued within two weeks through an
addendum along with a revised bid schedule. Teichert Construction (916) 645-480 (916) 645-480
Bidders: Phone # Fax # Teichert Construction (916) 645-480 (916) 645-480
Teichert Construction (916) 645-481 (916) 645-480 MARQUES PIPELINE, INC. (916) 923-343 (916) 929-553
Ranger Pipelines, Inc. 415-822-3700 415-822-3703 BLAIN STUMPF ROCK, SAND & (916) 933-155 (916) 933-292
Mountain Cascade Pipeline 925-373-8370 925-373-0940 GRAVEL - BLAIN STUMPF CO
R.J. Miles Co. (530) 346-229 (530) 346-827
Gray Electric (530) 273-068 (530) 273-841
Nor-Cal Construction (530) 432-168 (530) 432-141
Koch Excavating 530-432-4000 530-432-4099
Ted M. Sirjesse Construction (530) 272-042 (530) 272-047
Deschaine Enterprises (530) 274-997 (530) 274-997
Western Land Renovators (530) 432-881 (530) 432-182
Loggers Unlimited, Inc. (530) 477-821 (530) 273-806
Frayji Design Group (916) 782-300 (916) 782-395
Wagner Construction Group, Inc. (530) 575-279 (530) 205-973
Gray Electric Co. (530) 273-068 (530) 273-841
Mountain Electrical Construction (530) 477-610 (530) 477-613
Mr. Metals, Inc. (916) 381-915 (916) 381-915
Since 1974
Smittys Painting Service

Since 1984
24-Hour Monitored Grass Valley
Burglar & Fire Alarms SCL # 484373
Phone # (530) 272-6244
CL558591 272-4646 ACO 03082 Member of the NCCA Since 1988
Nevada County Contractors' Association, Inc. Residential and Local Plans 1/21/2010
Tuesday, February 02, 2010 Thursday, February 11, 2010

RODEO FLAT ROAD PIPELINE & PUMP STATION LUTHER PASS PUMP STATION STANDBY POWER
Owner: Nevada Irrigation District 530-271-6864 GENERATOR FACILITY PROJECT
Bid Date: 2/2/2010 11:00 AM # OF ADDENDA: 0 Owner: South Lake Tahoe Public Utility District 530-544-6474
Location: Grass Valley Plan # 87306 Bid Date: 2/11/2010 2:00 PM # OF ADDENDA: 0
Estimate: Contract #: 09-11 Location: S. Lake Tahoe Plan # 87333
Prebid: Wed 1/13 @ 9 am Estimate: Contract #:
Scope: Pipeline and Pump Station, Trades include: Site Work, Concrete, Prebid: MA Tues 1/26 @ 2pm
Masonry, Rough Carpentry, Metal Roofing, Metal Doors and Frames, Scope: The work to be performed consists of: installation and
Paints & protective Coatings, Louvers & Vents, Equipment, Mechanical, maintenance of erosion control measures and other required BMPs;
Electrical. excavation and over excavation including slope stabilization,
dewatering,handling, stockpiling and disposal of excess material;
1/13 @ 9 am: Pre bid site tour: District's Timber Ridge Tanks in Nevada installation and maintenance of shoring and soil stabilization for worker
County, contact: Keane Sommers: 530-271-6864 safety; removal and relocation of an existing trailer-mounted 1,200 kW
Bidders: Phone # Fax # generator system for temporary service, construct temporary electrical and
fuel connections, construct temporary pad, guard posts and spill
Aero West Engineering 530-269-1050 530-269-2953 containment; demolish and dispose of existing trailer and all facilities
Hansen Bros. 530-273-3381 530-272-5401 contained therein at end of standby power temporary service; demolish
Pronesti Excavation Inc. 916-652-5832 916-652-2347 and remove abandoned septic tank and leach field lines; demolish and
reconstruct underground sanitary sewer, industrial waste line and
Lorang Brothers Construction, Inc. 530-346-8150 530-346-6120
telephone utilities, and demolish and shutoff gas per utility company
Marques Pipeline 916-923-3434 916-929-5532 requirements; demolish and reconstruct site fencing; construct new 5,074
Gabe Mendez, Inc. 916-663-3372 916-663-1478 square foot (s.f.) ac pavement, concrete block retaining wall and footing,
T & S Construction Co., Inc. 916-381-3052 916-387-1861 gravel-fill trenches, 1,136 s.f. CMU generator building and housekeeping
pads, and a 196 s.f. Roof structure connecting the new generator building
Seghezzi Enterprises 530-272-7533 530-273-4780 to the existing pump station; furnish and install a 2,500 kW generator skid-
Freed Excavating Inc. 530-885-9811 530-885-5241 mounted system and concrete pad, exhaust silencer and piping, 500-
C & D Contractors 530-265-6938 530-265-3647 gallon day tank and control panel; refurbish existing 6,000-gallon
aboveground fuel tank and fill station, reconstruct concrete pad and
Western Water Constructors, Inc. 707-540-9640 707-540-9641
furnish and install new fuel supply lines; furnish and install HVAC
Fletcher's Plumbing & Constructing 530-673-2489 530-673-1317 equipment, sound attenuation system, all new electrical facilities,
R.J. Miles Co. (530) 346-229 (530) 346-827 modifications and a clean chemical fire suppression system.
Gray Electric (530) 273-068 (530) 273-841 Bidders: Phone # Fax #
Albanese Welding (530) 477-153 (530) 477-153 Auburn Constructors, INC. (916) 924-034 (916) 924-180
Pacific Mechanical Corporation (925) 827-494 (925) 827-051
Thursday, February 18, 2010

NORTH TAHOE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, PUBLIC
SAFETY CENTER
Owner: Tahoe City Public Utility District 530-583-3796
Location: Tahoe City Plan # 87324
Estimate: Contract #:
Prebid: 1/25 @ 9 am
Scope: Construction of 20,279 SF essential services fire station facility,
which includes apparatus bays, offices, storage, training areas, and
elevator, living quarters. The project shall include all grading, excavation,
site work, paving, building construction, electrical, plumbing and
appurtenances. The construction includes concrete continuous footings
and retaining walls, wood and steel structure and the installation of a fire
sprinkler system.
Bidders: Phone # Fax #
FLINTCO, INC (916) 351-540 (916) 294-055
Business Management, Inc.

Contact Donna Caswell
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maximize your profits by staying
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Consulting Training
Bookkeeping Technical Support www.On-Trackinc.com
Nevada County Contractors' Association, Inc. Residential and Local Plans 1/21/2010
Monday, February 22, 2010

NEW! TAHOE CITY TRANSIT CENTER
Owner: County of Placer-Procurement Div. 530-889-4257
Location: Tahoe City Plan # 87346
Estimate: $4500000 to $4500000 Contract #: 1085
Scope: Located at the 64-Acre Tract in Tahoe City. Construction of a
transit structure with supporting infrastructure, including 130 space parking
lot, storm drains, highway lane widening, landscaping, signage and
revegetation.
Bidders: Phone # Fax #
C & C CONSTRUCTION (916) 434-528 (916) 434-528 DCBCONCRETE.COM
Westcon Construction Corp. (916) 663-242 (916) 663-244
273-3100
OPEN 7 DAYS
• Aerial Lifts
• Pressure Washers “WE DELIVER”
Full Service Rental • Chippers
• Rototillers
and Supply Yard for • Weed Eaters
Contractors, • Dethatchers
Homeowners and • Trenchers
• Backhoes • Tractors
Businesses • Much More
EQUIPMENT SALES
Committed to Providing Quality Products
and Service Since 1953
11727 La Barr Meadows Road • Grass Valley
www.cmesrvcs.com “WE DELIVER”
“WE DELIVER”
From 01/11/2010 - 01/15/2010 MECHANICS LIENS
REC DATE DOC NO

R-Highland Hotel Co. LLC E-Sierra Single Ply 1/13/2010 20100001025
R-Harmon, Larry W. Tr. E-Nash Constr. 1/15/2010 20100001243
OPEN
8:30-5:00
M-F
• New & Replacement Windows:

Vinyl, Aluminum & Wood
• Retrofit Windows Installed
• Shower Doors, Incl. Heavy
Glass Showers Installed
Since 1949 • Mirrors, Shelves, Desktops,
700 E Main St. Cabinet Glass, Etc.
Grass Valley, CA 95945 • Commercial Storefront Door &
12528 Loma Rica Drive Grass Valley CA 95945 (530) 273-4643 Window, Installation &
Repair
www.GrassValleySign.com
SCL #318814
12528 L5
www.GrassValleySign.com
01/11 - 01/15/2010 NOTICE OF COMPLETION
APN Rec date DOC NO

Novasel, Robert Tr 1/15/2010 20100001256
Nevada Irrigation Distr 1/15/2010 20100001280
Joe Imel
Owner
Hardwood, Tile & Stone Center

Phone: 530.432.8945 • Fax: 530.432.5876 • SCL#760806
Gateway Center • 10169 Commercial Avenue • Penn Valley, CA 95946
www.imelflooring.com
In and Out
Lunch and Learn Safety
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Vehicle Safety Inspections

Presented by:
Merlin Elders - Retired CHP, Commercial Unit
DID YOU KNOW YOU

MAYBE REQUIRED TO HAVE AN ‘A’ CLASS LICENSE
Vehicle Log Book Knowledge for the Contractor

• Laws that regulate vehicle's over 10,000 lbs. (gross vehicle weight)
• New regulation laws that require vehicle's over 10,000 lbs that travel into Nevada
• Tie down laws that regulate flatbed vehicle's, weight laws, laws that regulate
trailers
Where: Nevada County Contractors' Association

149 Crown Point Court, Suite A
Cost: NCCA Members: $15.00 Lunch Included
Non-Members: $30.00 Lunch Included
Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone: Fax:
Attendee:
Attendee:
Fax back to (530) 274-3373
For more information contact Rhonda at (530) 274-1919 ncoffice@pacbell.net
PREVAILING WAGE SEMINAR
Presented by:
Brian Bertossa – Cook Brown, LLP
&
Donna Casswell
On Track Business Management & Consulting
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Topics
* How to Identify a Project as a Public Works Project *
* To Whom Does the Prevailing Wage Apply *
* How to Read and Interpret Prevailing Wage Rate Determinations *
*Fringe Benefit Payments as a Credit Against the Prevailing Wage *
* Filling Out Certified Payroll Reports and Fringe Benefit Statements *
* Required Apprentices on Public Works *
* Payroll Classifications *
* Penalties for Non-Compliance *
* Prevailing Wage Changes & Updates
* On-Site Construction Wage Order No.16 *
Also includes a Wage and Hour Law Update

Cost: NCCA Members: $15.00
Non-Members: $35.00
Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone: Fax:
Attendee:
Attendee:
Fax back to (530) 274-3373
Workshop
HOW TO DO BUSINESS WITH
NEVADA COUNTY
Presented by:
Mary Ross – Nevada County Purchasing Office
Tom Coburn - Nevada County General Services
Friday, February 5, 2010

1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Do You Feel Intimidated Bidding on County Projects?

Come to this informative workshop and learn how to navigate the
maze of requirements!
9 Insurance & Bond Requirements
9 Publicizing Construction Projects
9 Understanding Bid Documents
9 Informal and Small Bids under $10,000

Cost: NCCA Members: $10.00
Non-Members: $25.00
Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone: Fax:
Attendee:
Attendee:
Fax back to (530) 274-3373
Government Contracting
Made Simple
With
Government Contract PRO
Presented by Hardy Bullock
Tuesday, February 16, 2010

11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
CONCISE AND ACHIEVABLE STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
ON OBTAINING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
DID YOU KNOW
THE GOVERNMENT WANTS YOUR SMALL BUSINESS!
WHY CONTRACT WITH THE GOVERNMENT
• TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY
• WORLD’S LARGEST CLIENT
• STABLE ANNUAL GROWTH

Cost: NCCA Members: $25.00 Snack Included
Non-Members: $45.00 Snack Included
Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone: Fax:
Attendee:
Attendee:
Fax back to (530) 274-3373

What to do when OSHA comes knocking on your door
By oshadefense
Many companies fear the day when OSHA shows up at their door – and not necessarily
because they feel that they have something to hide. There is simply a lack of
understanding of what an employer should do during an OSHA inspection – what they
will ask for and what you are expected to do.
Why does OSHA conduct inspections?

OSHA conducts workplace inspections in order to determine if employers are complying
with standards issued by the agency for safe and healthful workplaces. Inspections are
conducted by OSHA Compliance Safety and Health Officers who are trained in the
OSHA standards and in the recognition of safety and health hazards. If your state has its
own occupational safety and health programs, it may conduct inspections using qualified
state compliance safety and health officers.
Will we receive notice if OSHA is coming?

Actually, inspections are typically conducted without advance notice. Alerting an
employer without proper authorization in advance of an OSHA inspection can result in a
fine of up to $1,000 and/or a six-month jail term. This is true for both OSHA compliance
officers and state inspectors. There are special circumstances under which OSHA may
give notice to the employer, but the notice would still be less than 24 hours.
Circumstances include, but are not limited to:
• Imminent danger situations that require correction as soon as possible;

• Inspection that must take place after regular business hours or which require
special preparation;
• Cases where notice is required to assure that the employer and employee
representative or other personnel will be present;
• Cases where an inspection must be delayed for more than 5 working days when
there is good cause; and
• Situations in which the OSHA area director determines that advance notice would
produce a more thorough or effective inspection.
Can we refuse to let the compliance officer in?

You have the right to refuse to let the compliance officer inspect your premises.
However, the inspector will report such refusals to the OSHA Area Director who may
initiate the process to obtain a search warrant for your facility.
Will OSHA tell us why they are inspecting our operations?

When OSHA comes to your facility, they’ll conduct an opening conference in which they
explain the reason for the inspection, for example, because of an employee complaint,
because the company falls into a high hazard category, or because the business falls into
an enhanced enforcement plan.
What types of materials and records will the compliance officer likely ask to see?
You should always assume that the compliance officer will ask to review work site injury
& illness and posting of the official OSHA poster. Other records, appropriate to the
inquiry, may also be requested, such as written plan and programs, training records,
equipment inspection records, or any other records that pertain to the inspection.
For more information about this process & to learn how to appeal OSHA citations go to:
www.oshadefenders.com.
Complete Auto Repair

www.PlazaTireAndAutoService.com
Penn Valley Colfax Nevada City

17317 Penn Valley Dr. 1774 S Canyon Way 531 Searls Ave
432-9144 346-8782 265-4642
____________________________________________________________________
Cal/OSHA Corner
Injury/Illness Summary (Form 300A)
Must Be Posted Starting February 1
Is my company required to post the Form 300 beginning February 1?
If your company had 10 or fewer employees at all times during the last calendar year, your company does not need
to keep Cal/OSHA injury and illness records.
This exemption also applies if your company’s Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code is included in Table 1 of
Article 2 of the regulations adopted by California’s Division of Labor Statistics and Research and enforced by
Cal/OSHA.
Mel Davis
Cal/OSHA Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. The role of the federal
Consultant Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is to assure the safety and health of U.S. workers by setting
and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging
continual improvement in workplace safety and health.
OSHA or the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics may ask you to participate in a random survey to provide records as detailed in the
provisions of Section 14300.41 or Section 14300.42.
Form 300, 300A
The Form 300 is used to record, or log, all injuries and illnesses, except those that have been determined to be first aid only.
Typically, the Form 300 is not posted because there may be employee privacy issues involved.
As an employer, you are not to include the employee’s name for specific injuries or illnesses listed in Section 14300.29(b)(7), such
as needle sticks, HIV infection, hepatitis, sexual assault and others. In addition, an employee suffering from an injury or illness not
listed as a privacy issue may request that his/her name not be entered on the log.
Another form, the 300A, must be completed and posted beginning February 1. This form contains a summary of the total number
of job-related injuries and illnesses that occurred during the previous year. Employers are required to post only the summary
(Form 300A)—not the Form 300 (Log)—from February 1 to April 30.
The summary must list the total number of job-related injuries and illnesses that occurred in the previous year and were logged on
the Form 300 (Log). Employment information about the annual average number of employees and total hours worked during the
calendar year also is required to assist in calculating incidence rates. Companies with no recordable injuries or illnesses in the
previous year must post the summary with zeros on the “total” line. A company executive must certify all establishment
summaries.
The form is to be displayed in a common area where notices to employees usually are posted. Employers must make a copy of
the summary available to employees who move from worksite to worksite, such as construction workers, and employees who do
not report to any fixed establishment on a regular basis.
All employers covered by California’s safety and health regulations need to comply with safety and health standards and must
report verbally within eight hours to the nearest Cal/OSHA district office all fatal accidents or the hospitalization of three or more
employees. Those employers exempt from the recordkeeping requirements must continue to file reports of occupational injuries
and illnesses with the state Division of Labor Statistics and Research.
Reprinted from Calchamber Alert January 15, 2010
This form is available at NCCA free for our members.

Weekly Safety Meeting
Company: ________________________________ Job Name: ___________________ Date: _____________
Preventing Strains & Sprains

Lifting, pushing, and overreaching are common causes develops when chronic strain continues; muscles
of strains and sprains. Any job that requires you to sit or become less able to withstand strenuous activity and
stand bent in an awkward position for long periods of grow more prone to injury of all kinds. Stretch during
time can cause excess stress and strain on muscles. the day to increase your flexibility. Take body relaxation
Most strains and sprains affect the back, arms, and breaks by letting your shoulders and neck muscles go
shoulders. However, there are some very simple things limp; swivel your head or arms or flex your hands and
you can do to prevent or minimize body strains and fingers.
sprains.
Take care of your whole body with exercise, proper
Many strains and sprains occur because of poor material posture, a sensible diet and adequate rest. If your
handling. Workers lift things that weigh too much or they muscles or ligaments have weakened over time from
lift incorrectly. Lift correctly by bending your knees, not lack of exercise or age, you are more apt to get a strain
your back. Carry loads close to your body. Injuries can or sprain than if your are physically fit.
occur when workers try to pull or lift a heavy or awkward
object without help or lift an object while twisting from the
waist. When carrying a load, avoid bending or lifting
upward unnecessarily. Keep as much of the load as you
can at waist level.
Get help with heavy loads. Don't try to move or lift an

object you can't handle. Instead of lifting a 75-pound
load, break it down into smaller parts. If you can't break
it down, get help from a mechanical device or lift it with
another worker. Make sure moving equipment works
properly or it will cause you to strain unnecessarily just
trying to get it to work. If the wheels on a cart are not
aligned, you could strain your arms, shoulders, and back
trying to move it.
Change your working positions frequently. Chronic strain

due to an unchanging work position can weaken your
back, arms, and shoulders. Adjust working heights to
prevent slumping or excessive reaching. A vicious cycle
Special Topics For Your Project: __________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Employee Safety Recommendations: ______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Meeting Attended By: ______________________________ ________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

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REC DATE DOC NO

• New & Replacement Windows:

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DID YOU KNOW YOU

Vehicle Log Book Knowledge for the Contractor

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Meeting Attended By: __________________