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GLEN SMITH, P.E., P.L.S.APPOINTED TO THE BOARD

Glen Smith, P.E., P.L.S. (pictured right) welcomed byBill McVey, PE, Board Chair (pictured left)

Glen W. Smith, P.E., P.L.S. was recently appointed by Governor BradHenry to serve as a member of this Board from June 29, 2007 to June

28, 2013. He fills one of the four professional engineer positions on the Board.Mr. Smith graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1971 with a

degree in Agricultural Engineering. Shortly after graduating he was employedby John Butler Engineering, Inc. and became a stockholder in 1978. He re-mained with John Butler until the formation of Smith-Roberts and Associatesin 1981. He is both a licensed professional engineer and professional landsurveyor in the state of Oklahoma.

As a Civil Engineer, Mr. Smith has extensive design experience inprivate sector projects involving planning, drainage, water, sewer, and paving.Mr. Smith has served in the capacity of consulting engineer on many state andmunicipal funded projects dealing with drainage, roadway, and utility reloca-tion. As a Surveyor, Mr. Smith has worked with a majority of the nation’slargest title companies and law firms providing A.L.T.A. surveys for real es-tate mergers and acquisitions.

Mr. Smith is active as a lecturer on legal problems as they pertain tosurveying and real estate and has served as President and Member of theBoard of Directors of the Oklahoma Society of Land Surveyors and on com-mittees of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping.

We look forward to working with Mr. Smith as a Board Member.With his expertise and experience in both the engineering and surveyingprofessions, he will be a valuable addition to this Board.

Along the Path to Compliance 6

Board MembersBILL MCVEY, P.E.Board ChairOklahoma CityTED SACK, P.L.S.Board Vice ChairTulsaGEORGE GIBSON, P.E.Board SecretaryOklahoma City

ROBERT ZAHL, P.E.Board MemberOklahoma CityROY W. ENTZ, P.E., P.L.S.Board MemberMuskogee

GLEN SMITH, P.E., P.L.S.Board MemberEdmondMARK A. FULLERPublic MemberNorman

Kathy Hart, Newsletter Editor & Executive Director

for submitting applications

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Remaining Board Meetings2007

November 8-9

Exam Dates & Cut-off Datesfor submitting applications

Application forms are on ourwebsite www.pels.state.ok.us

Jan. 3, 2008 - cut-off datefor accepting P.E. & L.S.

applications for theApril 11, 2008 exams

ANDthe cut-off date for E.I. &L.S.I. applications for nonfull-time students for the

April 12, 2008 exams.

February 5, 2008 - cut-offdate for accepting E.I. &

L.S.I. applications for full-time students for theApril 12, 2008 exams

June 1, 2008 - cut-off datefor accepting P.E. & L.S.

applications for theOctober 24, 2008 exams

ANDthe cut-off date for E.I. &L.S.I. applications for nonfull-time students for theOctober 25, 2008 exams.

Sept. 5, 2008 - cut-off datefor accepting E.I. & L.S.I.

applications for full-timestudents for the

October 25, 2008 exams.

Message From theChair

by Bill McVey, P.E.

Bill McVey, PE

If you have not visited the board office lately,located in Oklahoma City at the Oklahoma

Engineering Center, you are encouraged todrop by and see the newly renovated DresserLibrary/Board Room. What started out as a“replace the carpet and paint the walls” effort,turned into a full-fledged construction projectwith jackhammers, a new audio/video system,and a beautiful new hexagonal conferencetable. Our very capable Executive Director, Ms. Kathy Hart, coordinated theproject. She served as our ad hoc general contractor and coordinated all workincluding planning, purchasing, color selections, coordination of contractors, finalinspection and final payment to all contractors. The Oklahoma EngineeringFoundation financed the carpet, blinds, paint and plumbing for the project, and theBoard financed the furniture, furnishings, electrical work for the audio-visual andcommunication equipment and board table, and architectural services from JimLoftis, AIA. Bob Zahl, P.E., AIA, Board Member and partner in Zahl-Ford, Inc.,contributed valuable assistance with architectural and audio-visual elements of theproject and the MEP firm of which I am President, PSA Consulting Engineers,Inc., contributed the electrical engineering and design work required for theproject.

All of the new electrical systems, including power, data, audio/video, andtelephone are now distributed from below floor level. The existing concrete slab inthe floor was cut, sawed and jackhammered out for the placement of newconduits and combination power/data floor boxes. The boxes are flush mountedwith the floor surface and all new cables routed neatly from the floorboxes upunder the new table and into popup power/data outlets at the top of the table foreasy connection of systems to the laptops.

The new hexagonal configuration of the conference room table allows formore direct “face to face” conversation during meetings and disciplinaryproceedings. More and more, the board is required to review engineering andsurveying plans during disciplinary hearings to determine final disciplinary actionsin those proceedings. To help facilitate this effort, a portable interactive lecternwas installed so that exhibits can be shown on the new 63” diagonal video screen.All of the new audio/visual was part of a new system purchased from Ford Audio.The benefit of the lectern being portable is that we can also utilize it during largermeetings that are conducted at the Oklahoma Engineering Center in the largerauditorium, where we also installed a new projector in the ceiling. This equipmentwas used for the first time in the auditorium at the public meeting of the Boardregarding residential foundations in July of this year. This audio-visual equipmentis state of the art, and allows the board and enforcement staff to handle the ever-increasing volume of disciplinary matters and other matters before the Board.

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Congratulations to Successful Examinees of the April 2007 Examinations!Principals and Practiceof Engineering ExamAndersen, Joshua N.Benes, Kiley T.Bills, Robert P. (StrII)Burroughs, Timothy D.Butler, Darian LButts, Ashley C.Carr, Gregory W.Clark, Kalli K.Clement, Jerry D.Collins, Travis A.Cook, Scott S.Dewings, Michael L.Dougherty, JoshEdgar, BobHoward, Warren BronHowell, John B.Humphrey, DanielJackson, Felicia C.Jacobs, Shawn W.Jenks, Stephen C.Kao, Jen TeckKelly, John W. III (StrI)Langlinais, Jeffrey C.Lester, W. ToddLivingston, Chris M.Mach, KhaMagnon, Patrick L.Mollaian, OmeedMorgan, Michael J.Neale, Samuel JosephNguyen, ThanhNorris, Eric T.Patterson, Justin LeeRhodes, Michelle M.Sattvika, PanduSchwarz, Brian MatthewSnyder, W. ClarkSzela, Ben R.Thomas, BarrettTing, Cheong-FungWarren, Matt P.Westlund, Chris A.Williams, Chad T.Williford, Matthew AlanZehr, Kory M.

Principals and Practiceof Surveying ExamKaracic, NijazLacy, David D.Mathis, Lance G.Meyers, Edward H.Milligan, WillPollard, R. D.Reed, CharlesSmith, ShawnTownsend, Jerry W.

Fundamentals ofSurveying Exam

Fundamentals ofEngineering Exam

Baker, Gerald W.Gouker, Kyle E.Penn, DustinShoefstall, Randy K.

Acord, Jeremy W.Adams, Amanda GaleAnderson, Isaac J.Arora, GauravArsalan, Qamar H.Ashcraft, Blake A.Baade, Curtis D.Bailey, Gregory S.Bailey, Kevin N.Bailey, Nathan S.Baker, John A.Ball, Garrett L.Ballard, Bryce D.Barrett, Cody S.Barsky, Sarah N.Bartlett, Brent W.Bauman, Duane P.Beer, Nicholas A.Belaire, Steven L.Bellatti, Ryan R.Beshara, Douglas J.Blackmore, David M.Bland, Blake M.Blazek, Byron J.Bowen, Steven R.Bragg, Travis C.Brogdon, Aaron H.Brown, Matthew L.Browning, Evan C.Bunting, Tyler F.Burris, John E. IIBurwell, Jeffrey A.Butler, Zachary C.Byrd, Andrew B.Cap, Gabriel A.Carter, Brock J.Chancellor, Timothy A.Colclasure, Casey N.Contreras, Andrew E.Cooksey, Steven R.Cox, Justin D.Cragun, Paul M.Craig, Marcus A.Cudek, Jarred R.

Dang, Chi T.De Ugarte, Cecilia V.Diaz, Juan FelipeDingeldein, Joseph C.Dogra, Pardeep S.Doray, Daniel L.Duggan, Peter T.Dulin, James D.Dunn, Michael D.Dyer, Aaron R.Ehtesham, Muhammad A.Engelbrecht, Jonathan D.Evans, Kirk D.Farberow, Carrie A.Fausset, Joshua N.Ferster, Jehna L.Fisher, Jonathan R.Fleming, Chris E.Fleming, Shawn D.Flessner, Sarah E.Frank, DeJuan A.Gamble, Michael D.Gassen, Matthew P.Gerges, Raymon S.Gosney, Kelli M.Gossen, Adam D.Greco, Allison A.Grosser, Michael J.Grygar, John D.Gutierrez, Nicolas O.Habib, Zehra B.Hanlon, Bryce R.Harrison, Lance R.Hawkins, Billy J.Heape, Christopher L.Heaton, Scott M.Heimbach, Grant R.Heller, Ashley M.Henderson, Derek A.Herbeck, Seth E.Hill, Andrew S.Holden, DustinHolman, Nicholas L.Hood, Kenta T.House, Jonathan A.Hudson, John D.Hufnagel, Lindsey KayeHunley, Brian D.Hurst, PatrickIto, TakayukiJanicki, Matthew L.Jech, Alexander J.Jones, Aaron L.Jones, Alicia N.Jongeling, Chad W.Kannady, Elizabeth A.Keen, Steven L.Kidd, Jordan D.Kim, Joseph Jun YoungKimbrell, Brandon M.Knott-Craig, Christopher L.J.Krishnamoorthy, Chandra.Kronkosky, Blake C.

Laeger, Fred B.Lee, Chengdao K.Lee, Neil R.Leeper, Adam E.Lewis, Benjamin J.Lewis, Steve R.Lloyd, Andrew C.Loudermilk, Jordan M.Loyd, Thomas K.Lucas, Hunter DavisLudwig, Evan R.Magrini, Kyle L.Mahaffey, Todd A.Manack, Christopher D.Martinez, AJ D.Martinkewiz, David A.Marty, Seth A.McAskill, John BlakeMcCready, Aaron J.McElrath, David O.Melland, Carl E.Melton, BuckMendoza, Jose M.Mileur, Andrew T.Miller, Wade A.Modar, Matthew J.Mokhtari, KamranMoore, Alex S.Morgan, Josiah B.Mottalib, MD AbdulMoy, Ryan A.Mustapha, Abdul-HameedNeal, Stephen N.Nelson, Beau G.Nelson, Leslie E.Neuharth, Lee G.Novick, Michael J.Nuchia, Stephen W.Okafor, ChukwuemekaOsse, Christian J.Page, Gavin M.Palmer, Benjamin A.Pattillo, P. ScottPaulsgrove, Jay A.Pearcy, Benjamin R.Penner, Nicholas M.Peter, Davina E.Podolny, Jared P.Potts, Brian N.Potts, Michael K.Poudyal, PratimaPulagam, Nagabhushan.Queen, Michael B.Randell, Joshua S.Renollet, Jeremy D.Resnick, Philip M.Ritz, Erich T.Robinson, Ashley D.Robinson, Sterling A.Ross, Wendy E.Rucker, Robert C.Rundle, Michael C.Sands, Jarrod P.

Schmitt, Duane C.Schram, John R.Schroder, Tyler D.Schroeder, Kristi L.Schroeder, Lisa M.Seddelmeyer, MatthewSequeira, Ian D.Sharp, Kathryn M.Shepherd, Greg W.Shobe, Sarah A.Shoopman, Patrick R.Siegle, Michael C.Silver, Laura N.Simon, Saumya S.Sims, Andrew L.Singh, NehaSmith, Daniel L.Smith, Kevin W.Smith, Krystal M.Smith, Stephen L.Snow, Anthony N.Sparks, Jared D.Sterling, Winford R.Stetson, Glenn W.Stice, Zachary C.Stogsdill, Jonathan H.Strahl, Shane E.Street, Carrie B.Sullins, Lance D.Swenton, Jennifer M.Throneberry, Jon M.Tipling, Jeff DTownsend, Strethen E.Trotter, Kyle D.Valencia, Marvin Z.Valentas, ChristopherVanSchoyck, BrianVictor, Rory T.Vinyard, David C.Ward, Kristin M.Wasielewski, Daniel J.Waszkewitz, Eric D.Waters, Chris L.Watkins, Jason M.Watson, Brian T.Weisbrook, Emily R.Wendelken, AmandaWhitney, Joel M.Wiginton, Billy T.Wilde, Derek A.Williams, Jaclyn K.Williams, Joseph R.Williams, Matthew L.Wilson, Steve R.Wilson, Timothy R.Winscher, Eric F.Witthoeft, Alan F.Wojcicki, Matthew D.Yero, Huriya H.Yost, Chad D.Zarnitz, Ryan MichaelZografos, Nicholas A.Zsiga, Peter J.

Pollard, R. D.Reed, CharlesSloan, Norman G.Smith, ShawnWalker, Mark

Oklahoma Law &Surveying Exam Griffith, Riley E.Harrell, Jason J.Lacy, David D.Mattox, Mark S.Olinghouse, TyPacheco, Mark A.

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In Celebration of the Lives &Contributions of the Following

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We are now conducting the Board Meetings virtuallypaperless, and yes, we are saving trees. We have completed twoBoard Meetings in the newly renovated Board Room using thepaperless technology and the meetings seem to be more organizedand efficient. Each Board Member is mailed a CD approximately2 weeks prior to the Board Meeting with a proposed agenda andinformation regarding the agenda items and a copy of the formalcomplaints to be heard before the Board, for preliminary review byeach member on their own time. Once we get past the expectedtechnological learning curves we should see the full benefit of thenew systems.

For information regarding reserving the Dresser Library orauditorium at the Oklahoma Engineering Center for an eventor upcoming meeting of your professional organization orgroup, please contact Sherri Penner, OSPE and OEFExecutive Director, at 405-528-1435, 800-337-6773, or‘sheri@ospe.org’.

Marvin C. Adkins PE 4079Tulsa, OK 1/27/07

Gerald W. Alves PE 15458Sugar Land, TX 10/20/05

William H. Bradley PE 8333Sand Springs, OK 9/22/05

James W. Cloud PE 2746Oklahoma City, OK 7/18/06

James C. Duff PE 5974Waco, TX 1/04/07

Calvin N. Epps PE 7757Mt. Pleasant, MI 3/30/07

William N. Holway PE 1619Tulsa, OK 1/26/07

Ralph D. Setser PE 5084Tulsa, OK 7/29/05

Richard G. Mady PE 18422Wilmington, NC 5/28/07

George Manyando PE 21208Urbandale, IA 6/23/07

Thomas M. Montgomery PE 17343Raleigh, NC 02/2007

James D. Sizemore PE 8402Tulsa, OK 6/20/05

Terry Lee Thurman PE 10284Del City, OK 6/02/07

Kenneth C. Ward PE 20174Beaver Dam, WI 5/12/05

Harold G. Wells PE 6174Del City, OK 6/24/06

PROPOSED DRAFT OF STATUTEREVISIONS (TITLE 59 O.S. SEC. 475.1 et seq.)IS LOCATED ON THE FRONT PAGE OF OUR

WEBSITE :www.pels.state.ok.us

The proposed draft has been revised since thepublic meeting held on September 7, 2007. TheBoard will continue to take public comment untilthe November 8, 2007 Board Meeting regardingthese proposed revisions.

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Disciplinary Activity of the Board (cont.)

In the Matter of MSE Technology Applications, Inc., CA 5219 and Brian T. Park, PE 22766;Case No. 2007-040; Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on aproject without a certificate of authorization to do so, MSE Technology Applications, Inc. is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $2,000.00, and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the stateof Oklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Brian T. Park is found Guilty, assessedan administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Plant Process Equipment, Inc., CA 5212 and Larry David Nicholson; Case No.2007-044; Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on a project without acertificate of authorization to do so, Plant Process Equipment, Inc. is found Guilty, assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,000.00 and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the state ofOklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Larry David Nicholson is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $1000.00 and is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he is licensed to do so.

In the Matter of Edwin L. Morris, PE 13055; Case No. 2007-049; Through Agreement: Edwin L.Morris surrendered his Certificate of Licensure Number PE 13055 to the Board in lieu of administrativeaction and is permanently barred from obtaining a reissuance of a certificate of licensure as a professionalengineer in Oklahoma.

In the Matter of Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (Delaware), CA 1409; Case No. 2007-054;Through Consent: For violating a provision of the law in the state of West Virginia that would also be aviolation in the state of Oklahoma, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (Delaware) is found Guilty and herebyReprimanded.

In the Matter of Robert C. Brock, PE 15953; Case No. 2007-055; Through Consent: For violatinga provision of the law in the state of West Virginia that would also be a violation in the state of Oklahoma,Robert C. Brock is found Guilty and hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Teeter Engineering Group, P.A., CA 4427; Case No. 2007-057; ThroughConsent: For violating a provision of the law in the state of South Carolina that would also be a violation inthe state of Oklahoma, Teeter Engineering Group, P.A. is hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Ronald A. Lavarnway, PLS 1090 and Alliance Surveying, LLC, CA 2916; CaseNo. 2007-060; Through Consent: For failing to achieve minimum standards on a survey as required bythe Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:

1. Failing to make the boundary survey in accordance with the boundary description,2. Failing to include the firm name issuing the drawing,3. Failing to include a basis of bearings on the drawing,4. Failing to achieve the allowable error of closure on the survey,5. Failing to provide a legal description on the survey which provides sufficient information to

locate the property on the ground and distinctly set it apart from all adjoining properties; Ronald A. Lavarnway is found Guilty of violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice ofLand Surveying. Further, Alliance Surveying LLC is found Guilty of issuing the survey which did not meetthe Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying. Mr. Lavarnway is assessed anadministrative penalty of $1,500.00 and is Reprimanded. Mr. Lavarnway’s PLS license 1090 is placed onprobation for a period of one year, during which time all Subdivision Plats and Correction of Plat Certificatesprepared by Mr. Lavarnway shall be submitted to this Board for review prior to being filed of record withsaid County. Alliance Surveying LLC is assessed an administrative penalty in the amount of $1,500.00 andis Reprimanded.

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EXPIRATION/REVOCATION - Licenses may be revoked by the Board for non-payment of renewal fees. Licensees willbe notified of revocation by certified mail. Typically this notification is mailed 10 days following expiration.RENEWALS - Each license issued by the Board expires on the last day of the month in which renewal fees are due, andbecomes invalid on that date unless paid. One notice of the renewal is sent by first class mail to the address of record in theboard files. This in effect provides notice two months prior to revocation.REINSTATEMENT - Former licensees whose certificates have expired and were revoked for failure to pay renewal fees anddesire to reinstate shall make application for reinstatement within 180 days after expiration and pay the prescribed renewal feeand penalty. After 180 days, a new application will be required, which shall be considered specifically by the Board, both from thestandpoint of competency and of character.

Professional Engineers:

Professional Land Surveyors:

Waddell, Richard D. 9722

Wagner, Jeffrey A. 18560Wagner, Judith Reynolds 9613Waldrop, Hugh Michael 20248Walker, John R. 5942Wamsley, Stuart M. 3542Ward, Michael Paul 17830Warr, D. R. 6185Warren, Bruce A. 21232Wash, Thomas J. 20720Waters, Ronald H. 16084Watson, Laura A. 21463Wayman, Harry C. 20409Wedel, Michael William 16682Weir, James B. 12533Wencis, Steven J. 20249Werner, Charles Eugene 16730Westerman, Robert Carl II 16504Wetzel, Gary Earl 11181Whitaker, Richard D. 16733Whitt, Jerry W. 10751Wick, Steven Brad 18018Wilkinson, Bert Andrew 10866Wilkinson, Bret J. 17824Williams, G. Bretnell 12170Williams, Gene E. 5693Williams, Stephen Robert 9703Willis, James C. 16184Willis, Tommy Allen 10840Willman, Brian M. 18897Wilson, Brown Lyle 10277Winn, Donald Eugene 17959Wise, Richard L. 16388Wisotsky, Serge Sr. 14389Wolfe, Terrence E. 19593Womack, Michael 22615Wong, Grant 19697Wood, Charles N. Jr. 13539Wood, Ronald G. 11262Woods, Cecil E. 17932Wu, Mei 20459Yamashita, Donald M. 13139Yang, Ing-Shyh 16812Yauch, Charlene A. 21966Youness, Robert John 18818Young, Geoffrey R. 21319Young, Linda S. 18095

White, David A. 1218

Yaroslavski, John 1446

Young, Richard Kay 9291Zahrai, Allen 12311Zarlenga, Louis A. 14292Zhang, Guo-jie 21389Zielke, Rodney E. 15297Zoby, Paul A. 21381

Alcoa Wireless Services, Inc. 3627 (PE)CAS Construction, Inc. 4614 (PE)Cellxion, LLC 3901 (PE)Consoer Townsend Enviro. Engrs, Inc. 2426 (PE)CSE Consulting, Inc. 3439 (PE)dba Emerson Process Management 1880 (PE)Engineering Consulting Svcs, Inc. 4646 (PE)Foth & Van Dyke and Assoc., Inc. 1690 (PE)Guy M. Shelley & Co. 2037 (PE)H. Wilden & Associates, Inc. 4798 (PE)HalFer Corporation 1486 (PE)Handy Waychoff & Assoc., Inc. 1096 (PE)Haymes Surveying, P.L.L.C. 3361 (LS)Heath Engineering Company 4417 (PE)Heideman + Associates, Inc. 2621 (PE)Hill Brothers Const. & Engrg. Co. Inc. 4537 (PE)Hull & Assoc., Inc. 4966 (PE)HURST & ASSOC., CONSLTG. ENGRS., P.C. 3293 (PE)Industrial Project Mgmt. Assoc., LLC 5064 (PE)Infrastructure Management Group, Inc. 4723 (PE)Investigative Engrs. of OK, L.L.C. 2531 (PE)Jack E. Tumilty & Assoc. 2145 (PE)Jeffrey Short Engineering 3655 (PE)Jim W. Chaney Consulting Engrs., Inc. 2183 (PE)John Doyle Engineering Co. 4058 (PE)Johnson, Spellman & Assoc., Inc. 1711 (PE)JRH Architects, Inc. 4904 (PE)Kennedy Consulting, Inc. 3656 (PE)KFx, Inc. 4663 (PE)KLM Engineering, Inc. 3740 (PE)LARJAC Elec., Inc. 2884 (PE)Latta Technical Services, Inc. 3580 (PE)Lawrence E. Bennett, P.E. 2814 (PE)LIM Structures, Inc. 3025 (PE)Lovelace & Assoc., L.L.C. 5128 (LS)LT Environmental, Inc. 3123 (PE)

Luwa USA, Inc. 4971 (PE)M.G.N. Consltg Engrs, Inc. 5079 (PE)Maverick Engrg. 2875 (PE)mc2 Engineering, Inc. 3603 (PE)McAlpine Engineering & Surveying 4676 (PE/LS)McMinimy Engineering, Inc. 709 (PE)MECS, Inc. 3806 (PE)Midwest Engineering Services, Inc. 4127 (PE)M. Neils Engrg, Inc. 5203 (PE)Moffatt, Nichol & Bonney, Inc. 4033 (PE)Monical Engineering, Inc. 4877 (PE)Morrow Engineering, Inc. 2525 (PE)MxB Consulting, LLC 4573 (PE)NCI Building Systems, L.P. 1682 (PE)Nordic Engineering Corp. 2598 (PE)Norman, Hough, Wilkie & Lane Engrgc. 4770 (PE)North Texas Engrg. Conslts., PLLC 4551 (PE)O & S Enterprises, Inc. 2131 (PE)Olsson Associates, Inc. 2483 (PE)Ove Arup & Partners CA Ltd/C 4482 (PE)OWP&P Engineers, Inc. 4368 (PE)Parsons Engrg. Science, Inc. 1849 (PE)Paul H. Archerd, Inc. 1083 (PE)Phoenix Engineering 2387 (PE)Pinnacle Technologies, Inc. 4806 (PE)Practical Engineering Services, Inc. 3980 (PE)Professional Engineers, LLC 4644 (PE)Professional Surveyors, Inc. 3286 (LS)QORE, Inc. 2467 (PE)Quality Testing, Inc. 3226 (PE)R&B Associates, Inc. 3471 (PE)Ralph Whitehead Assoc., Inc. 4440 (PE)Richard A. Brown, P.E., Inc. 3476 (PE)Ridley Engineering & Home Inspections 3554 (PE)RJS Electrical Design, LLC 4586 (PE)RMK Engineering, Inc. 1481 (PE/LS)Rone Engrg Svcs, Ltd. 876 (PE)Rooney Engineering, Inc. 2776 (PE)Rubb, Inc. 4963 (PE)S & S ENGINEERING, INC. 1694 (PE)S & S Surveying 3733 (LS)S E H Design/Build, Inc. 4523 (PE)S T C Engineering Company 2273 (PE)Schott Engineering Assoc. 4981 (PE)Scott Miller Consulting Engineer, Inc. 4150 (PE)Sempco Surveying, Inc. 4362 (LS)Sentell Engineering, Inc. 4802 (PE)Silver Star Constr. Co., Inc. 5147 (LS)SJO Consulting Engineers, Inc. 4410 (PE)Solutions Engineering 3088 (PE)Sooner Land Surveying, Inc. 2971 (LS)

Certificates of Authorization:

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In the Matter of V & S Schuler Tubular Products, Inc.; Case No. 2007-017; ThroughConsent: For performing engineering services on a project without being authorized to do so inthe state of Oklahoma, V & S Schuler Tubular Products, Inc. is found Guilty, assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,500.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist until such time as it isauthorized to practice engineering in Oklahoma.

In the Matter of E. R. Greenman, Jr., E. Ray Greenman & Associates, A & E Concepts,A & A Design, CA 5233, and Wayne L. Snoddy, PE 14997; Case No. 2007-024; ThroughConsent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on 3 separate projects without acertificate of licensure to do so, Mr. Greenman is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penaltyof $1,500.00 and is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in this state until suchtime as he has been issued a certificate of licensure to do so. For practicing engineering in thestate of Oklahoma on 3 separate projects without a certificate of authorization to do so, E. RayGreenman & Associates is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,500.00 and isordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in this state until such time as it has beenissued a certificate of authorization to do so. For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahomaon a project without a certificate of authorization to do so, A & A Design is found Guilty, assessedan administrative penalty of $500.00 and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the stateof Oklahoma on 2 separate projects without a certificate of authorization to do so, A & EConcepts is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and is ordered to Ceaseand Desist from practicing engineering in this state until such time as he has been issued acertificate of authorization to do so. Wayne L. Snoddy is found Guilty of aiding and assisting A &A Design and A & E Concepts in the unauthorized practice of engineering on 3 separate projects.Further, Mr. Snoddy is found Guilty of signing and sealing engineering plans that were notprepared under his direct control and personal supervision or his responsible charge. Mr. Snoddyis assessed an administrative penalty totaling $3,500.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Findett Engineering, Inc., CA 5221 and David L. Fenton, TP 697; CaseNo. 2007-031; Summary of Findings of Fact and Order: For performing engineering servicesin the state of Oklahoma by providing design drawings for a project located in the state ofOklahoma, Findett Engineering, Inc. is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of$3,000.00. Findett Engineering, Inc. is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering inthe state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been issued a certificate of authorization to do so.For performing engineering services in the state of Oklahoma by providing design drawings for aproject located in the state of Oklahoma and signing and sealing the design drawings with hisMissouri P.E. seal, David L. Fenton is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of$3,000.00. David L. Fenton is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in thestate of Oklahoma until such time as he has been issued a certificate of licensure to do so.

In the Matter of Lumpkin and Associates Architects and William E. Lumpkin; Case No.2007-038; Through Consent: For performing engineering services in the state of Oklahomawithout a certificate of authorization to do so, Lumpkin and Associates Architects is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been authorized to do so. Forperforming engineering services in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of licensure to doso, William E. Lumpkin is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00 andordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma until such timeas he has been licensed to do so.

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Certificates of Authorization:License Expirations: April 1, 2007 to June 30, 2007(cont.)

Star Quest Recording Studios, Inc. 2218 (PE)Starrett Engineering, LLC 4858 (PE)Stokes & Associates, Inc. 2728 (PE)Strategic Solutions Int’l, LLC 3892 (PE)Structural Design & Detailing Corp. 4657 (PE)Structural Integrity, Inc. 2053 (PE)SUMMIT ENVIRON. CONSUL., INC. 2872 (PE)T&D Engrs & Conslt., Inc. 4836 (PE)Tarleton Engineering, Incorporated 4541 (PE)Technip USA Corp. 1616 (PE)Tetra Tech EM Inc. 4005 (PE)The Austin Company 26 (PE)The John R. McAdams Co., Inc. 3597 (PE)The McClier Corporation 3525 (PE)The RETEC Group, Inc. 1924 (PE)The Summit Group of Bartlesville, Inc. 4829 (PE)ThermalTech Engineering, Inc. 4552 (PE)Thompson Consultants 4292 (PE)TRC International, Ltd. 3225 (PE)

Trinity Engineering/Kleinfelder 394 (PE)Tucker-Jones Engineers Associated, P.C. 4866 (PE)Turner Consulting, P.A. 2939 (PE)U.S. Aquatics, Inc. 3985 (PE)USInfrastructure, Inc. 3002 (PE/LS)W.J. Sutherland and Assoc., Inc. 2003 (PE)W.R. Peacock & Assoc. Inc. 2280 (PE)Wade & Associates, Inc. 1927 (PE)Wallace Design Grp. 5041 (PE)WBR Engineering Associates 2008 (PE)Whitco Company, LP 4795 (PE)Whitlock Land Surveying, Inc. 4648 (LS)Wilco Machine & Fab, Inc. 4301 (PE)Williams Brothers Engrg Co. 75 (PE)Wilson Hydro, LLC 3159 (PE)WMA Consulting Engineers, Ltd. 2628 (PE)WRE Structural Solutions, Inc. 4911 (PE)Youness & Associates 4057 (PE)

On August 23, 2007 in Philadelphia, PA, at the NCEES Annual Meeting, Okla-homa Emeritus Board Member Jon D. Nelson, P.E., was awarded the NCEES Distin-guished Service Award for his many contributions to this organization, the OklahomaBoard, and engineering and land surveying licensure. Congratulations Jon Nelson!

In attendance at the Awards Luncheon and pictured from left to right: BrucePitts, PLS, Director of Enforcement; Mark Caruthers, Board Investigator; Roy Entz,PE, PLS, Board Member; Ted Sack, PLS, Board Vice-Chair; Bill Dickerson, PE,Principal Assistant; Gay Tudor, Asst. Attorney Gen. Rep.; Jon Nelson, P.E., EmeritusBoard Member; Glen Smith, PE, PLS, Board Member; Bill McVey, PE, Board Chair;Charles Kimberling, PE, Emeritus Board Member and Past President of NCEES, BobZahl, PE, Board Member. Present but not pictured: George Gibson, PE, Board

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Disciplinary Activity of the Board (cont.)

In the Matter of Richard J. Tocher; Case No. 2007-010; Through Consent: For performingengineering services by signing a geotechnical report without being licensed to do so in the state of Oklahoma,Mr. Tocher is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Randall Ray Payne, PLS 1282; Case No. 2007-011; Through Consent: For failing tofile multiple certified corner records on two separate surveys, Randall Ray Payne is found Guilty of violatingthe Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act and the Rules of this Board; ordered to reestablish and file all cornerswithin 90 days of this order; assessed a total administrative penalty of $3,750.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Con-Serv Inc. and Carl Angeloff, III; Case No. 2007-016; Through Consent: Forpracticing engineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of authorization, Con-Serv Inc. is foundGuilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $2,500.00. Further, it is ordered to Cease and Desist frompracticing in the state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been authorized to do so. For practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of licensure, Carl Angeloff, III is found Guilty andassessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00. For failing to make application for a permanent license inOklahoma within 30 days after filing for a temporary permit, Mr. Angeloff is found Guilty and assessed anadministrative penalty of $1,250.00. Further, Mr. Angeloff is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he has been authorized to do so.

In the Matter of Bryan Wade Green; Case No. 2007-022; Through Consent: For practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Mr. Green isfound Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $500.00, and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he is licensed to do so.

In the Matter of The Purdy Consultants and James M. Purdy, PE 11720; Case No. 2007-026;Through Consent: For performing engineering services on 5 projects in the state of Oklahoma without acertificate of authorization to do so, The Purdy Consultants is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penaltyof $2,500.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma until suchtime as it is authorized to do so. Mr. Purdy, for aiding and assisting the firm in the unlicensed practice ofengineering, is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $2,500.00. For failing to sign and sealengineering plans when provided to a client, Mr. Purdy is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penaltyof $500.00. Mr. James M. Purdy is hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Thomas F. Keeter, PE 17749 and Thomas F. Keeter, PE, Inc., CA 3271; Case No.2007-042; Through Consent: For signing and sealing engineering plans that were not prepared under hisdirect control or personal supervision and responsible charge, Mr. Keeter is found Guilty and assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,000.00. For permitting Mr. Keeter to sign and seal engineering plans that werenot prepared under his direct control or personal supervision and responsible charge, Thomas F. Keeter, PE,Inc. is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $1000.00. Thomas F. Keeter and Thomas F.Keeter, PE, Inc. are hereby Reprimanded.

September 6-7, 2007

In the Matter of John Anthony Weller, PE 11083; Case No. 2006-89; Through Consent:For acting as an engineering consultant for a city and writing bid specifications, which included a definedspecification for Mr. Weller’s own product system through his company, Mr. Weller is found Guilty of violatingthe Rules of Professional Conduct, specifically the rules regarding Conflict of Interest, and assessed anadministrative penalty of $1000.00. Further Mr. Weller is ordered to complete the Intermediate Studies inEngineering Ethics course offered by the College of Engineering, Texas Tech University within one year ofthe date of this order. Mr. Weller is hereby Reprimanded.

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ALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of Enforcement

THE FRONT LINES OF PRACTICE

Board Rule OAC 245: 15-23-8: “When information comes to a licensee, the Board, orits employees concerning alleged misconduct by any person, firm, entity or licensee,whether through formal or informal channels, it shall be the duty of such person,

firm, or entity to refer such information to the Director of Enforcement.”A significant number of the cases investigated by this Board come from information fur-

nished by our licensees. Being on the front lines of practice, licensees are often in the best positionto observe misconduct by others and have the perspective and understanding to know that aparticular practice by an individual or firm is a violation of the laws and rules governing the prac-tice. If you are asked to be a part of a team of other architects, engineers, and surveyors whomay be from out of state or not properly licensed in Oklahoma, you may want to check first tomake sure that they are licensed to practice in Oklahoma prior to signing onto the project. Manyof our cases involve out of state engineers who begin projects in Oklahoma before they arelicensed to do so. Sometimes the individual or firm is unaware that they are violating or may be onthe verge of violation the law, and when educated in a helpful, professional manner, will promptlycome into compliance. Otherwise, it is your duty to report violations to this Board

The same is true for land surveyors on the front lines of practice. If you find that a Certi-fied Corner Record has not been filed or that there is a disagreement in a boundary, the first actionshould be a courtesy call to the other surveyor. Of course professionals have differences of opin-ion, and simple resolution of the matter might not occur. But communication between parties is anessential first step in the process.

What is your responsibility as a licensed professional if you bring an alleged violation to theviolator’s attention and the issue is not resolved? While we may not want to be whistleblowers,putting life, health, property and the public welfare has to come first. That’s why Board Rule 245:15-23-8 uses the term “duty” to refer in the information to the Director of Enforcement. Mostlikely if a violator does not respond to a respectful request from another professional, the violatordoes not have any intention of complying with our laws and may not be guided by the interest ofserving the public. To protect the public and to protect our professions from being tarnished, youdo have the responsibility to act.

The individual referring the information to the Board Director of Enforcement need not beidentified. However, we do not encourage anonymous complaints because communication with acomplainant, especially a knowledgeable professional, is very necessary to gather the properinformation to successfully prosecute violations. Often they have evidence or technical informationthat this office may not be able to obtain from other sources.

Communicating with each other as professionals is something we owe each other. Seeingthat our laws and rules governing the practice of engineering and land surveying are respected andfollowed is a duty we owe the public and our professions. As professionals on the front lines, ourfirst priority must always be the protection of the health, safety, welfare, and property of thecitizens of the state of Oklahoma.

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Disciplinary Activityof the Board

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July 12-13, 2007

In the Matter of Ford N. Bohl and Bohl and Associates, Inc.; Case No. 2006-105;Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate ofauthorization to do so on a swimming pool project, Bohl and Associates, Inc. is found Guilty, orderedto cease and desist until such time as it is authorized to practice engineering in this state andassessed an administrative penalty of $1,750.00. For practicing engineering in the state ofOklahoma without a certificate of licensure to do so on a swimming pool project, Ford N. Bohl isfound Guilty, ordered to cease and desist until such time as he is authorized to practice engineeringin this state and assessed an administrative penalty of $1,750.00.

In the Matter of Carl Wayne Willyard, PLS 227 and Carl Willyard Surveying, CA 2802;Case No. 2007-029; Summary of Findings of Fact and Order: • For failing to file multiple certified corner records on a survey, • For failing to achieve minimum standards on two surveys as required by the Oklahoma

Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:1. Failing to include contact information and certificate of authorization number and date of

expiration of the certificate of authorization,2. Failing to include basis of bearings, and3. Failing to show all changes in direction by angles, bearings or azimuths and failing to show

all curve information as required. • For failing to achieve minimum standards on an additional survey as required by the

Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:1. Failing to acquire the record description, prior to making the survey, which was both avail-

able and necessary,2. Failing to analyze the data and make careful determination of the record title boundary of

the property as required,3. Failing to include a basis of bearing,4. Failing to show all changes in direction by angles, bearings or azimuths and failing to show

all curve information as required,5. Failing to establish or confirm a monument at each property corner on the boundary of the

property being surveyed and not showing all found or set monuments on the survey, and6. Failing to provide enough information on the survey to substantiate that the survey did not

exceed the allowable error of closure as required; Carl Wayne Willyard is found Guilty of violating the Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act and theRules of this Board; violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Survey-ing; Gross Negligence; Gross Incompetence; and Misconduct. Further, Carl Willyard Surveying isfound Guilty of violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying;Gross Negligence; Gross Incompetence; and Misconduct. The Board orders that Mr. Willyard’slicense PLS 227 be placed on probation for a period of one year. During the probation, all surveywork done by Mr. Willyard, with the exception of mortgage inspections and construction staking,shall be reviewed and approved by a licensed land surveyor. During the period of probation Mr.Willyard shall take and pass both the OLS Exam and NCEES PS Exam; otherwise probation maybe extended.

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ALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEALONG THE PATH TO COMPLIANCEBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of EnforcementBy Bruce Pitts, P.L.S., Director of Enforcement

THE FRONT LINES OF PRACTICE

Board Rule OAC 245: 15-23-8: “When information comes to a licensee, the Board, orits employees concerning alleged misconduct by any person, firm, entity or licensee,whether through formal or informal channels, it shall be the duty of such person,

firm, or entity to refer such information to the Director of Enforcement.”A significant number of the cases investigated by this Board come from information fur-

nished by our licensees. Being on the front lines of practice, licensees are often in the best positionto observe misconduct by others and have the perspective and understanding to know that aparticular practice by an individual or firm is a violation of the laws and rules governing the prac-tice. If you are asked to be a part of a team of other architects, engineers, and surveyors whomay be from out of state or not properly licensed in Oklahoma, you may want to check first tomake sure that they are licensed to practice in Oklahoma prior to signing onto the project. Manyof our cases involve out of state engineers who begin projects in Oklahoma before they arelicensed to do so. Sometimes the individual or firm is unaware that they are violating or may be onthe verge of violation the law, and when educated in a helpful, professional manner, will promptlycome into compliance. Otherwise, it is your duty to report violations to this Board

The same is true for land surveyors on the front lines of practice. If you find that a Certi-fied Corner Record has not been filed or that there is a disagreement in a boundary, the first actionshould be a courtesy call to the other surveyor. Of course professionals have differences of opin-ion, and simple resolution of the matter might not occur. But communication between parties is anessential first step in the process.

What is your responsibility as a licensed professional if you bring an alleged violation to theviolator’s attention and the issue is not resolved? While we may not want to be whistleblowers,putting life, health, property and the public welfare has to come first. That’s why Board Rule 245:15-23-8 uses the term “duty” to refer in the information to the Director of Enforcement. Mostlikely if a violator does not respond to a respectful request from another professional, the violatordoes not have any intention of complying with our laws and may not be guided by the interest ofserving the public. To protect the public and to protect our professions from being tarnished, youdo have the responsibility to act.

The individual referring the information to the Board Director of Enforcement need not beidentified. However, we do not encourage anonymous complaints because communication with acomplainant, especially a knowledgeable professional, is very necessary to gather the properinformation to successfully prosecute violations. Often they have evidence or technical informationthat this office may not be able to obtain from other sources.

Communicating with each other as professionals is something we owe each other. Seeingthat our laws and rules governing the practice of engineering and land surveying are respected andfollowed is a duty we owe the public and our professions. As professionals on the front lines, ourfirst priority must always be the protection of the health, safety, welfare, and property of thecitizens of the state of Oklahoma.

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Disciplinary Activityof the Board

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July 12-13, 2007

In the Matter of Ford N. Bohl and Bohl and Associates, Inc.; Case No. 2006-105;Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate ofauthorization to do so on a swimming pool project, Bohl and Associates, Inc. is found Guilty, orderedto cease and desist until such time as it is authorized to practice engineering in this state andassessed an administrative penalty of $1,750.00. For practicing engineering in the state ofOklahoma without a certificate of licensure to do so on a swimming pool project, Ford N. Bohl isfound Guilty, ordered to cease and desist until such time as he is authorized to practice engineeringin this state and assessed an administrative penalty of $1,750.00.

In the Matter of Carl Wayne Willyard, PLS 227 and Carl Willyard Surveying, CA 2802;Case No. 2007-029; Summary of Findings of Fact and Order: • For failing to file multiple certified corner records on a survey, • For failing to achieve minimum standards on two surveys as required by the Oklahoma

Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:1. Failing to include contact information and certificate of authorization number and date of

expiration of the certificate of authorization,2. Failing to include basis of bearings, and3. Failing to show all changes in direction by angles, bearings or azimuths and failing to show

all curve information as required. • For failing to achieve minimum standards on an additional survey as required by the

Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:1. Failing to acquire the record description, prior to making the survey, which was both avail-

able and necessary,2. Failing to analyze the data and make careful determination of the record title boundary of

the property as required,3. Failing to include a basis of bearing,4. Failing to show all changes in direction by angles, bearings or azimuths and failing to show

all curve information as required,5. Failing to establish or confirm a monument at each property corner on the boundary of the

property being surveyed and not showing all found or set monuments on the survey, and6. Failing to provide enough information on the survey to substantiate that the survey did not

exceed the allowable error of closure as required; Carl Wayne Willyard is found Guilty of violating the Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act and theRules of this Board; violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Survey-ing; Gross Negligence; Gross Incompetence; and Misconduct. Further, Carl Willyard Surveying isfound Guilty of violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying;Gross Negligence; Gross Incompetence; and Misconduct. The Board orders that Mr. Willyard’slicense PLS 227 be placed on probation for a period of one year. During the probation, all surveywork done by Mr. Willyard, with the exception of mortgage inspections and construction staking,shall be reviewed and approved by a licensed land surveyor. During the period of probation Mr.Willyard shall take and pass both the OLS Exam and NCEES PS Exam; otherwise probation maybe extended.

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We are now conducting the Board Meetings virtuallypaperless, and yes, we are saving trees. We have completed twoBoard Meetings in the newly renovated Board Room using thepaperless technology and the meetings seem to be more organizedand efficient. Each Board Member is mailed a CD approximately2 weeks prior to the Board Meeting with a proposed agenda andinformation regarding the agenda items and a copy of the formalcomplaints to be heard before the Board, for preliminary review byeach member on their own time. Once we get past the expectedtechnological learning curves we should see the full benefit of thenew systems.

For information regarding reserving the Dresser Library orauditorium at the Oklahoma Engineering Center for an eventor upcoming meeting of your professional organization orgroup, please contact Sherri Penner, OSPE and OEFExecutive Director, at 405-528-1435, 800-337-6773, or‘sheri@ospe.org’.

Marvin C. Adkins PE 4079Tulsa, OK 1/27/07

Gerald W. Alves PE 15458Sugar Land, TX 10/20/05

William H. Bradley PE 8333Sand Springs, OK 9/22/05

James W. Cloud PE 2746Oklahoma City, OK 7/18/06

James C. Duff PE 5974Waco, TX 1/04/07

Calvin N. Epps PE 7757Mt. Pleasant, MI 3/30/07

William N. Holway PE 1619Tulsa, OK 1/26/07

Ralph D. Setser PE 5084Tulsa, OK 7/29/05

Richard G. Mady PE 18422Wilmington, NC 5/28/07

George Manyando PE 21208Urbandale, IA 6/23/07

Thomas M. Montgomery PE 17343Raleigh, NC 02/2007

James D. Sizemore PE 8402Tulsa, OK 6/20/05

Terry Lee Thurman PE 10284Del City, OK 6/02/07

Kenneth C. Ward PE 20174Beaver Dam, WI 5/12/05

Harold G. Wells PE 6174Del City, OK 6/24/06

PROPOSED DRAFT OF STATUTEREVISIONS (TITLE 59 O.S. SEC. 475.1 et seq.)IS LOCATED ON THE FRONT PAGE OF OUR

WEBSITE :www.pels.state.ok.us

The proposed draft has been revised since thepublic meeting held on September 7, 2007. TheBoard will continue to take public comment untilthe November 8, 2007 Board Meeting regardingthese proposed revisions.

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In the Matter of MSE Technology Applications, Inc., CA 5219 and Brian T. Park, PE 22766;Case No. 2007-040; Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on aproject without a certificate of authorization to do so, MSE Technology Applications, Inc. is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $2,000.00, and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the stateof Oklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Brian T. Park is found Guilty, assessedan administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Plant Process Equipment, Inc., CA 5212 and Larry David Nicholson; Case No.2007-044; Through Consent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on a project without acertificate of authorization to do so, Plant Process Equipment, Inc. is found Guilty, assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,000.00 and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the state ofOklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Larry David Nicholson is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $1000.00 and is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he is licensed to do so.

In the Matter of Edwin L. Morris, PE 13055; Case No. 2007-049; Through Agreement: Edwin L.Morris surrendered his Certificate of Licensure Number PE 13055 to the Board in lieu of administrativeaction and is permanently barred from obtaining a reissuance of a certificate of licensure as a professionalengineer in Oklahoma.

In the Matter of Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (Delaware), CA 1409; Case No. 2007-054;Through Consent: For violating a provision of the law in the state of West Virginia that would also be aviolation in the state of Oklahoma, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (Delaware) is found Guilty and herebyReprimanded.

In the Matter of Robert C. Brock, PE 15953; Case No. 2007-055; Through Consent: For violatinga provision of the law in the state of West Virginia that would also be a violation in the state of Oklahoma,Robert C. Brock is found Guilty and hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Teeter Engineering Group, P.A., CA 4427; Case No. 2007-057; ThroughConsent: For violating a provision of the law in the state of South Carolina that would also be a violation inthe state of Oklahoma, Teeter Engineering Group, P.A. is hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Ronald A. Lavarnway, PLS 1090 and Alliance Surveying, LLC, CA 2916; CaseNo. 2007-060; Through Consent: For failing to achieve minimum standards on a survey as required bythe Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying as follows:

1. Failing to make the boundary survey in accordance with the boundary description,2. Failing to include the firm name issuing the drawing,3. Failing to include a basis of bearings on the drawing,4. Failing to achieve the allowable error of closure on the survey,5. Failing to provide a legal description on the survey which provides sufficient information to

locate the property on the ground and distinctly set it apart from all adjoining properties; Ronald A. Lavarnway is found Guilty of violating the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice ofLand Surveying. Further, Alliance Surveying LLC is found Guilty of issuing the survey which did not meetthe Oklahoma Minimum Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying. Mr. Lavarnway is assessed anadministrative penalty of $1,500.00 and is Reprimanded. Mr. Lavarnway’s PLS license 1090 is placed onprobation for a period of one year, during which time all Subdivision Plats and Correction of Plat Certificatesprepared by Mr. Lavarnway shall be submitted to this Board for review prior to being filed of record withsaid County. Alliance Surveying LLC is assessed an administrative penalty in the amount of $1,500.00 andis Reprimanded.

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EXPIRATION/REVOCATION - Licenses may be revoked by the Board for non-payment of renewal fees. Licensees willbe notified of revocation by certified mail. Typically this notification is mailed 10 days following expiration.RENEWALS - Each license issued by the Board expires on the last day of the month in which renewal fees are due, andbecomes invalid on that date unless paid. One notice of the renewal is sent by first class mail to the address of record in theboard files. This in effect provides notice two months prior to revocation.REINSTATEMENT - Former licensees whose certificates have expired and were revoked for failure to pay renewal fees anddesire to reinstate shall make application for reinstatement within 180 days after expiration and pay the prescribed renewal feeand penalty. After 180 days, a new application will be required, which shall be considered specifically by the Board, both from thestandpoint of competency and of character.

Professional Engineers:

Professional Land Surveyors:

Waddell, Richard D. 9722

Wagner, Jeffrey A. 18560Wagner, Judith Reynolds 9613Waldrop, Hugh Michael 20248Walker, John R. 5942Wamsley, Stuart M. 3542Ward, Michael Paul 17830Warr, D. R. 6185Warren, Bruce A. 21232Wash, Thomas J. 20720Waters, Ronald H. 16084Watson, Laura A. 21463Wayman, Harry C. 20409Wedel, Michael William 16682Weir, James B. 12533Wencis, Steven J. 20249Werner, Charles Eugene 16730Westerman, Robert Carl II 16504Wetzel, Gary Earl 11181Whitaker, Richard D. 16733Whitt, Jerry W. 10751Wick, Steven Brad 18018Wilkinson, Bert Andrew 10866Wilkinson, Bret J. 17824Williams, G. Bretnell 12170Williams, Gene E. 5693Williams, Stephen Robert 9703Willis, James C. 16184Willis, Tommy Allen 10840Willman, Brian M. 18897Wilson, Brown Lyle 10277Winn, Donald Eugene 17959Wise, Richard L. 16388Wisotsky, Serge Sr. 14389Wolfe, Terrence E. 19593Womack, Michael 22615Wong, Grant 19697Wood, Charles N. Jr. 13539Wood, Ronald G. 11262Woods, Cecil E. 17932Wu, Mei 20459Yamashita, Donald M. 13139Yang, Ing-Shyh 16812Yauch, Charlene A. 21966Youness, Robert John 18818Young, Geoffrey R. 21319Young, Linda S. 18095

White, David A. 1218

Yaroslavski, John 1446

Young, Richard Kay 9291Zahrai, Allen 12311Zarlenga, Louis A. 14292Zhang, Guo-jie 21389Zielke, Rodney E. 15297Zoby, Paul A. 21381

Alcoa Wireless Services, Inc. 3627 (PE)CAS Construction, Inc. 4614 (PE)Cellxion, LLC 3901 (PE)Consoer Townsend Enviro. Engrs, Inc. 2426 (PE)CSE Consulting, Inc. 3439 (PE)dba Emerson Process Management 1880 (PE)Engineering Consulting Svcs, Inc. 4646 (PE)Foth & Van Dyke and Assoc., Inc. 1690 (PE)Guy M. Shelley & Co. 2037 (PE)H. Wilden & Associates, Inc. 4798 (PE)HalFer Corporation 1486 (PE)Handy Waychoff & Assoc., Inc. 1096 (PE)Haymes Surveying, P.L.L.C. 3361 (LS)Heath Engineering Company 4417 (PE)Heideman + Associates, Inc. 2621 (PE)Hill Brothers Const. & Engrg. Co. Inc. 4537 (PE)Hull & Assoc., Inc. 4966 (PE)HURST & ASSOC., CONSLTG. ENGRS., P.C. 3293 (PE)Industrial Project Mgmt. Assoc., LLC 5064 (PE)Infrastructure Management Group, Inc. 4723 (PE)Investigative Engrs. of OK, L.L.C. 2531 (PE)Jack E. Tumilty & Assoc. 2145 (PE)Jeffrey Short Engineering 3655 (PE)Jim W. Chaney Consulting Engrs., Inc. 2183 (PE)John Doyle Engineering Co. 4058 (PE)Johnson, Spellman & Assoc., Inc. 1711 (PE)JRH Architects, Inc. 4904 (PE)Kennedy Consulting, Inc. 3656 (PE)KFx, Inc. 4663 (PE)KLM Engineering, Inc. 3740 (PE)LARJAC Elec., Inc. 2884 (PE)Latta Technical Services, Inc. 3580 (PE)Lawrence E. Bennett, P.E. 2814 (PE)LIM Structures, Inc. 3025 (PE)Lovelace & Assoc., L.L.C. 5128 (LS)LT Environmental, Inc. 3123 (PE)

Luwa USA, Inc. 4971 (PE)M.G.N. Consltg Engrs, Inc. 5079 (PE)Maverick Engrg. 2875 (PE)mc2 Engineering, Inc. 3603 (PE)McAlpine Engineering & Surveying 4676 (PE/LS)McMinimy Engineering, Inc. 709 (PE)MECS, Inc. 3806 (PE)Midwest Engineering Services, Inc. 4127 (PE)M. Neils Engrg, Inc. 5203 (PE)Moffatt, Nichol & Bonney, Inc. 4033 (PE)Monical Engineering, Inc. 4877 (PE)Morrow Engineering, Inc. 2525 (PE)MxB Consulting, LLC 4573 (PE)NCI Building Systems, L.P. 1682 (PE)Nordic Engineering Corp. 2598 (PE)Norman, Hough, Wilkie & Lane Engrgc. 4770 (PE)North Texas Engrg. Conslts., PLLC 4551 (PE)O & S Enterprises, Inc. 2131 (PE)Olsson Associates, Inc. 2483 (PE)Ove Arup & Partners CA Ltd/C 4482 (PE)OWP&P Engineers, Inc. 4368 (PE)Parsons Engrg. Science, Inc. 1849 (PE)Paul H. Archerd, Inc. 1083 (PE)Phoenix Engineering 2387 (PE)Pinnacle Technologies, Inc. 4806 (PE)Practical Engineering Services, Inc. 3980 (PE)Professional Engineers, LLC 4644 (PE)Professional Surveyors, Inc. 3286 (LS)QORE, Inc. 2467 (PE)Quality Testing, Inc. 3226 (PE)R&B Associates, Inc. 3471 (PE)Ralph Whitehead Assoc., Inc. 4440 (PE)Richard A. Brown, P.E., Inc. 3476 (PE)Ridley Engineering & Home Inspections 3554 (PE)RJS Electrical Design, LLC 4586 (PE)RMK Engineering, Inc. 1481 (PE/LS)Rone Engrg Svcs, Ltd. 876 (PE)Rooney Engineering, Inc. 2776 (PE)Rubb, Inc. 4963 (PE)S & S ENGINEERING, INC. 1694 (PE)S & S Surveying 3733 (LS)S E H Design/Build, Inc. 4523 (PE)S T C Engineering Company 2273 (PE)Schott Engineering Assoc. 4981 (PE)Scott Miller Consulting Engineer, Inc. 4150 (PE)Sempco Surveying, Inc. 4362 (LS)Sentell Engineering, Inc. 4802 (PE)Silver Star Constr. Co., Inc. 5147 (LS)SJO Consulting Engineers, Inc. 4410 (PE)Solutions Engineering 3088 (PE)Sooner Land Surveying, Inc. 2971 (LS)

Certificates of Authorization:

License ExpirationsApril 1, 2007 to June 30, 2007

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In the Matter of V & S Schuler Tubular Products, Inc.; Case No. 2007-017; ThroughConsent: For performing engineering services on a project without being authorized to do so inthe state of Oklahoma, V & S Schuler Tubular Products, Inc. is found Guilty, assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,500.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist until such time as it isauthorized to practice engineering in Oklahoma.

In the Matter of E. R. Greenman, Jr., E. Ray Greenman & Associates, A & E Concepts,A & A Design, CA 5233, and Wayne L. Snoddy, PE 14997; Case No. 2007-024; ThroughConsent: For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma on 3 separate projects without acertificate of licensure to do so, Mr. Greenman is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penaltyof $1,500.00 and is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in this state until suchtime as he has been issued a certificate of licensure to do so. For practicing engineering in thestate of Oklahoma on 3 separate projects without a certificate of authorization to do so, E. RayGreenman & Associates is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,500.00 and isordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in this state until such time as it has beenissued a certificate of authorization to do so. For practicing engineering in the state of Oklahomaon a project without a certificate of authorization to do so, A & A Design is found Guilty, assessedan administrative penalty of $500.00 and is Reprimanded. For practicing engineering in the stateof Oklahoma on 2 separate projects without a certificate of authorization to do so, A & EConcepts is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and is ordered to Ceaseand Desist from practicing engineering in this state until such time as he has been issued acertificate of authorization to do so. Wayne L. Snoddy is found Guilty of aiding and assisting A &A Design and A & E Concepts in the unauthorized practice of engineering on 3 separate projects.Further, Mr. Snoddy is found Guilty of signing and sealing engineering plans that were notprepared under his direct control and personal supervision or his responsible charge. Mr. Snoddyis assessed an administrative penalty totaling $3,500.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Findett Engineering, Inc., CA 5221 and David L. Fenton, TP 697; CaseNo. 2007-031; Summary of Findings of Fact and Order: For performing engineering servicesin the state of Oklahoma by providing design drawings for a project located in the state ofOklahoma, Findett Engineering, Inc. is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of$3,000.00. Findett Engineering, Inc. is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering inthe state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been issued a certificate of authorization to do so.For performing engineering services in the state of Oklahoma by providing design drawings for aproject located in the state of Oklahoma and signing and sealing the design drawings with hisMissouri P.E. seal, David L. Fenton is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of$3,000.00. David L. Fenton is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in thestate of Oklahoma until such time as he has been issued a certificate of licensure to do so.

In the Matter of Lumpkin and Associates Architects and William E. Lumpkin; Case No.2007-038; Through Consent: For performing engineering services in the state of Oklahomawithout a certificate of authorization to do so, Lumpkin and Associates Architects is found Guilty,assessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been authorized to do so. Forperforming engineering services in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of licensure to doso, William E. Lumpkin is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00 andordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma until such timeas he has been licensed to do so.

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Secretary; Mark Fuller, Public Member; Kathy Hart, Executive Director

Nelson Awarded NCEES Distinguished Service Award

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Certificates of Authorization:License Expirations: April 1, 2007 to June 30, 2007(cont.)

Star Quest Recording Studios, Inc. 2218 (PE)Starrett Engineering, LLC 4858 (PE)Stokes & Associates, Inc. 2728 (PE)Strategic Solutions Int’l, LLC 3892 (PE)Structural Design & Detailing Corp. 4657 (PE)Structural Integrity, Inc. 2053 (PE)SUMMIT ENVIRON. CONSUL., INC. 2872 (PE)T&D Engrs & Conslt., Inc. 4836 (PE)Tarleton Engineering, Incorporated 4541 (PE)Technip USA Corp. 1616 (PE)Tetra Tech EM Inc. 4005 (PE)The Austin Company 26 (PE)The John R. McAdams Co., Inc. 3597 (PE)The McClier Corporation 3525 (PE)The RETEC Group, Inc. 1924 (PE)The Summit Group of Bartlesville, Inc. 4829 (PE)ThermalTech Engineering, Inc. 4552 (PE)Thompson Consultants 4292 (PE)TRC International, Ltd. 3225 (PE)

Trinity Engineering/Kleinfelder 394 (PE)Tucker-Jones Engineers Associated, P.C. 4866 (PE)Turner Consulting, P.A. 2939 (PE)U.S. Aquatics, Inc. 3985 (PE)USInfrastructure, Inc. 3002 (PE/LS)W.J. Sutherland and Assoc., Inc. 2003 (PE)W.R. Peacock & Assoc. Inc. 2280 (PE)Wade & Associates, Inc. 1927 (PE)Wallace Design Grp. 5041 (PE)WBR Engineering Associates 2008 (PE)Whitco Company, LP 4795 (PE)Whitlock Land Surveying, Inc. 4648 (LS)Wilco Machine & Fab, Inc. 4301 (PE)Williams Brothers Engrg Co. 75 (PE)Wilson Hydro, LLC 3159 (PE)WMA Consulting Engineers, Ltd. 2628 (PE)WRE Structural Solutions, Inc. 4911 (PE)Youness & Associates 4057 (PE)

On August 23, 2007 in Philadelphia, PA, at the NCEES Annual Meeting, Okla-homa Emeritus Board Member Jon D. Nelson, P.E., was awarded the NCEES Distin-guished Service Award for his many contributions to this organization, the OklahomaBoard, and engineering and land surveying licensure. Congratulations Jon Nelson!

In attendance at the Awards Luncheon and pictured from left to right: BrucePitts, PLS, Director of Enforcement; Mark Caruthers, Board Investigator; Roy Entz,PE, PLS, Board Member; Ted Sack, PLS, Board Vice-Chair; Bill Dickerson, PE,Principal Assistant; Gay Tudor, Asst. Attorney Gen. Rep.; Jon Nelson, P.E., EmeritusBoard Member; Glen Smith, PE, PLS, Board Member; Bill McVey, PE, Board Chair;Charles Kimberling, PE, Emeritus Board Member and Past President of NCEES, BobZahl, PE, Board Member. Present but not pictured: George Gibson, PE, Board

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In the Matter of Richard J. Tocher; Case No. 2007-010; Through Consent: For performingengineering services by signing a geotechnical report without being licensed to do so in the state of Oklahoma,Mr. Tocher is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $1,000.00 and Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Randall Ray Payne, PLS 1282; Case No. 2007-011; Through Consent: For failing tofile multiple certified corner records on two separate surveys, Randall Ray Payne is found Guilty of violatingthe Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act and the Rules of this Board; ordered to reestablish and file all cornerswithin 90 days of this order; assessed a total administrative penalty of $3,750.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Con-Serv Inc. and Carl Angeloff, III; Case No. 2007-016; Through Consent: Forpracticing engineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of authorization, Con-Serv Inc. is foundGuilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $2,500.00. Further, it is ordered to Cease and Desist frompracticing in the state of Oklahoma until such time as it has been authorized to do so. For practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma without a certificate of licensure, Carl Angeloff, III is found Guilty andassessed an administrative penalty of $1,250.00. For failing to make application for a permanent license inOklahoma within 30 days after filing for a temporary permit, Mr. Angeloff is found Guilty and assessed anadministrative penalty of $1,250.00. Further, Mr. Angeloff is ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he has been authorized to do so.

In the Matter of Bryan Wade Green; Case No. 2007-022; Through Consent: For practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma on a project without a certificate of licensure to do so, Mr. Green isfound Guilty, assessed an administrative penalty of $500.00, and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicingengineering in the state of Oklahoma until such time as he is licensed to do so.

In the Matter of The Purdy Consultants and James M. Purdy, PE 11720; Case No. 2007-026;Through Consent: For performing engineering services on 5 projects in the state of Oklahoma without acertificate of authorization to do so, The Purdy Consultants is found Guilty, assessed an administrative penaltyof $2,500.00 and ordered to Cease and Desist from practicing engineering in the state of Oklahoma until suchtime as it is authorized to do so. Mr. Purdy, for aiding and assisting the firm in the unlicensed practice ofengineering, is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $2,500.00. For failing to sign and sealengineering plans when provided to a client, Mr. Purdy is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penaltyof $500.00. Mr. James M. Purdy is hereby Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Thomas F. Keeter, PE 17749 and Thomas F. Keeter, PE, Inc., CA 3271; Case No.2007-042; Through Consent: For signing and sealing engineering plans that were not prepared under hisdirect control or personal supervision and responsible charge, Mr. Keeter is found Guilty and assessed anadministrative penalty of $2,000.00. For permitting Mr. Keeter to sign and seal engineering plans that werenot prepared under his direct control or personal supervision and responsible charge, Thomas F. Keeter, PE,Inc. is found Guilty and assessed an administrative penalty of $1000.00. Thomas F. Keeter and Thomas F.Keeter, PE, Inc. are hereby Reprimanded.

September 6-7, 2007

In the Matter of John Anthony Weller, PE 11083; Case No. 2006-89; Through Consent:For acting as an engineering consultant for a city and writing bid specifications, which included a definedspecification for Mr. Weller’s own product system through his company, Mr. Weller is found Guilty of violatingthe Rules of Professional Conduct, specifically the rules regarding Conflict of Interest, and assessed anadministrative penalty of $1000.00. Further Mr. Weller is ordered to complete the Intermediate Studies inEngineering Ethics course offered by the College of Engineering, Texas Tech University within one year ofthe date of this order. Mr. Weller is hereby Reprimanded.

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Jan. 3, 2008 - cut-off datefor accepting P.E. & L.S.

applications for theApril 11, 2008 exams

ANDthe cut-off date for E.I. &L.S.I. applications for nonfull-time students for the

April 12, 2008 exams.

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L.S.I. applications for full-time students for theApril 12, 2008 exams

June 1, 2008 - cut-off datefor accepting P.E. & L.S.

applications for theOctober 24, 2008 exams

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October 25, 2008 exams.

Message From theChair

by Bill McVey, P.E.

Bill McVey, PE

If you have not visited the board office lately,located in Oklahoma City at the Oklahoma

Engineering Center, you are encouraged todrop by and see the newly renovated DresserLibrary/Board Room. What started out as a“replace the carpet and paint the walls” effort,turned into a full-fledged construction projectwith jackhammers, a new audio/video system,and a beautiful new hexagonal conferencetable. Our very capable Executive Director, Ms. Kathy Hart, coordinated theproject. She served as our ad hoc general contractor and coordinated all workincluding planning, purchasing, color selections, coordination of contractors, finalinspection and final payment to all contractors. The Oklahoma EngineeringFoundation financed the carpet, blinds, paint and plumbing for the project, and theBoard financed the furniture, furnishings, electrical work for the audio-visual andcommunication equipment and board table, and architectural services from JimLoftis, AIA. Bob Zahl, P.E., AIA, Board Member and partner in Zahl-Ford, Inc.,contributed valuable assistance with architectural and audio-visual elements of theproject and the MEP firm of which I am President, PSA Consulting Engineers,Inc., contributed the electrical engineering and design work required for theproject.

All of the new electrical systems, including power, data, audio/video, andtelephone are now distributed from below floor level. The existing concrete slab inthe floor was cut, sawed and jackhammered out for the placement of newconduits and combination power/data floor boxes. The boxes are flush mountedwith the floor surface and all new cables routed neatly from the floorboxes upunder the new table and into popup power/data outlets at the top of the table foreasy connection of systems to the laptops.

The new hexagonal configuration of the conference room table allows formore direct “face to face” conversation during meetings and disciplinaryproceedings. More and more, the board is required to review engineering andsurveying plans during disciplinary hearings to determine final disciplinary actionsin those proceedings. To help facilitate this effort, a portable interactive lecternwas installed so that exhibits can be shown on the new 63” diagonal video screen.All of the new audio/visual was part of a new system purchased from Ford Audio.The benefit of the lectern being portable is that we can also utilize it during largermeetings that are conducted at the Oklahoma Engineering Center in the largerauditorium, where we also installed a new projector in the ceiling. This equipmentwas used for the first time in the auditorium at the public meeting of the Boardregarding residential foundations in July of this year. This audio-visual equipmentis state of the art, and allows the board and enforcement staff to handle the ever-increasing volume of disciplinary matters and other matters before the Board.

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Congratulations to Successful Examinees of the April 2007 Examinations!Principals and Practiceof Engineering ExamAndersen, Joshua N.Benes, Kiley T.Bills, Robert P. (StrII)Burroughs, Timothy D.Butler, Darian LButts, Ashley C.Carr, Gregory W.Clark, Kalli K.Clement, Jerry D.Collins, Travis A.Cook, Scott S.Dewings, Michael L.Dougherty, JoshEdgar, BobHoward, Warren BronHowell, John B.Humphrey, DanielJackson, Felicia C.Jacobs, Shawn W.Jenks, Stephen C.Kao, Jen TeckKelly, John W. III (StrI)Langlinais, Jeffrey C.Lester, W. ToddLivingston, Chris M.Mach, KhaMagnon, Patrick L.Mollaian, OmeedMorgan, Michael J.Neale, Samuel JosephNguyen, ThanhNorris, Eric T.Patterson, Justin LeeRhodes, Michelle M.Sattvika, PanduSchwarz, Brian MatthewSnyder, W. ClarkSzela, Ben R.Thomas, BarrettTing, Cheong-FungWarren, Matt P.Westlund, Chris A.Williams, Chad T.Williford, Matthew AlanZehr, Kory M.

Principals and Practiceof Surveying ExamKaracic, NijazLacy, David D.Mathis, Lance G.Meyers, Edward H.Milligan, WillPollard, R. D.Reed, CharlesSmith, ShawnTownsend, Jerry W.

Fundamentals ofSurveying Exam

Fundamentals ofEngineering Exam

Baker, Gerald W.Gouker, Kyle E.Penn, DustinShoefstall, Randy K.

Acord, Jeremy W.Adams, Amanda GaleAnderson, Isaac J.Arora, GauravArsalan, Qamar H.Ashcraft, Blake A.Baade, Curtis D.Bailey, Gregory S.Bailey, Kevin N.Bailey, Nathan S.Baker, John A.Ball, Garrett L.Ballard, Bryce D.Barrett, Cody S.Barsky, Sarah N.Bartlett, Brent W.Bauman, Duane P.Beer, Nicholas A.Belaire, Steven L.Bellatti, Ryan R.Beshara, Douglas J.Blackmore, David M.Bland, Blake M.Blazek, Byron J.Bowen, Steven R.Bragg, Travis C.Brogdon, Aaron H.Brown, Matthew L.Browning, Evan C.Bunting, Tyler F.Burris, John E. IIBurwell, Jeffrey A.Butler, Zachary C.Byrd, Andrew B.Cap, Gabriel A.Carter, Brock J.Chancellor, Timothy A.Colclasure, Casey N.Contreras, Andrew E.Cooksey, Steven R.Cox, Justin D.Cragun, Paul M.Craig, Marcus A.Cudek, Jarred R.

Dang, Chi T.De Ugarte, Cecilia V.Diaz, Juan FelipeDingeldein, Joseph C.Dogra, Pardeep S.Doray, Daniel L.Duggan, Peter T.Dulin, James D.Dunn, Michael D.Dyer, Aaron R.Ehtesham, Muhammad A.Engelbrecht, Jonathan D.Evans, Kirk D.Farberow, Carrie A.Fausset, Joshua N.Ferster, Jehna L.Fisher, Jonathan R.Fleming, Chris E.Fleming, Shawn D.Flessner, Sarah E.Frank, DeJuan A.Gamble, Michael D.Gassen, Matthew P.Gerges, Raymon S.Gosney, Kelli M.Gossen, Adam D.Greco, Allison A.Grosser, Michael J.Grygar, John D.Gutierrez, Nicolas O.Habib, Zehra B.Hanlon, Bryce R.Harrison, Lance R.Hawkins, Billy J.Heape, Christopher L.Heaton, Scott M.Heimbach, Grant R.Heller, Ashley M.Henderson, Derek A.Herbeck, Seth E.Hill, Andrew S.Holden, DustinHolman, Nicholas L.Hood, Kenta T.House, Jonathan A.Hudson, John D.Hufnagel, Lindsey KayeHunley, Brian D.Hurst, PatrickIto, TakayukiJanicki, Matthew L.Jech, Alexander J.Jones, Aaron L.Jones, Alicia N.Jongeling, Chad W.Kannady, Elizabeth A.Keen, Steven L.Kidd, Jordan D.Kim, Joseph Jun YoungKimbrell, Brandon M.Knott-Craig, Christopher L.J.Krishnamoorthy, Chandra.Kronkosky, Blake C.

Laeger, Fred B.Lee, Chengdao K.Lee, Neil R.Leeper, Adam E.Lewis, Benjamin J.Lewis, Steve R.Lloyd, Andrew C.Loudermilk, Jordan M.Loyd, Thomas K.Lucas, Hunter DavisLudwig, Evan R.Magrini, Kyle L.Mahaffey, Todd A.Manack, Christopher D.Martinez, AJ D.Martinkewiz, David A.Marty, Seth A.McAskill, John BlakeMcCready, Aaron J.McElrath, David O.Melland, Carl E.Melton, BuckMendoza, Jose M.Mileur, Andrew T.Miller, Wade A.Modar, Matthew J.Mokhtari, KamranMoore, Alex S.Morgan, Josiah B.Mottalib, MD AbdulMoy, Ryan A.Mustapha, Abdul-HameedNeal, Stephen N.Nelson, Beau G.Nelson, Leslie E.Neuharth, Lee G.Novick, Michael J.Nuchia, Stephen W.Okafor, ChukwuemekaOsse, Christian J.Page, Gavin M.Palmer, Benjamin A.Pattillo, P. ScottPaulsgrove, Jay A.Pearcy, Benjamin R.Penner, Nicholas M.Peter, Davina E.Podolny, Jared P.Potts, Brian N.Potts, Michael K.Poudyal, PratimaPulagam, Nagabhushan.Queen, Michael B.Randell, Joshua S.Renollet, Jeremy D.Resnick, Philip M.Ritz, Erich T.Robinson, Ashley D.Robinson, Sterling A.Ross, Wendy E.Rucker, Robert C.Rundle, Michael C.Sands, Jarrod P.

Schmitt, Duane C.Schram, John R.Schroder, Tyler D.Schroeder, Kristi L.Schroeder, Lisa M.Seddelmeyer, MatthewSequeira, Ian D.Sharp, Kathryn M.Shepherd, Greg W.Shobe, Sarah A.Shoopman, Patrick R.Siegle, Michael C.Silver, Laura N.Simon, Saumya S.Sims, Andrew L.Singh, NehaSmith, Daniel L.Smith, Kevin W.Smith, Krystal M.Smith, Stephen L.Snow, Anthony N.Sparks, Jared D.Sterling, Winford R.Stetson, Glenn W.Stice, Zachary C.Stogsdill, Jonathan H.Strahl, Shane E.Street, Carrie B.Sullins, Lance D.Swenton, Jennifer M.Throneberry, Jon M.Tipling, Jeff DTownsend, Strethen E.Trotter, Kyle D.Valencia, Marvin Z.Valentas, ChristopherVanSchoyck, BrianVictor, Rory T.Vinyard, David C.Ward, Kristin M.Wasielewski, Daniel J.Waszkewitz, Eric D.Waters, Chris L.Watkins, Jason M.Watson, Brian T.Weisbrook, Emily R.Wendelken, AmandaWhitney, Joel M.Wiginton, Billy T.Wilde, Derek A.Williams, Jaclyn K.Williams, Joseph R.Williams, Matthew L.Wilson, Steve R.Wilson, Timothy R.Winscher, Eric F.Witthoeft, Alan F.Wojcicki, Matthew D.Yero, Huriya H.Yost, Chad D.Zarnitz, Ryan MichaelZografos, Nicholas A.Zsiga, Peter J.

Pollard, R. D.Reed, CharlesSloan, Norman G.Smith, ShawnWalker, Mark

Oklahoma Law &Surveying Exam Griffith, Riley E.Harrell, Jason J.Lacy, David D.Mattox, Mark S.Olinghouse, TyPacheco, Mark A.

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GLEN SMITH, P.E., P.L.S.APPOINTED TO THE BOARD

Glen Smith, P.E., P.L.S. (pictured right) welcomed byBill McVey, PE, Board Chair (pictured left)

Glen W. Smith, P.E., P.L.S. was recently appointed by Governor BradHenry to serve as a member of this Board from June 29, 2007 to June

28, 2013. He fills one of the four professional engineer positions on the Board.Mr. Smith graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1971 with a

degree in Agricultural Engineering. Shortly after graduating he was employedby John Butler Engineering, Inc. and became a stockholder in 1978. He re-mained with John Butler until the formation of Smith-Roberts and Associatesin 1981. He is both a licensed professional engineer and professional landsurveyor in the state of Oklahoma.

As a Civil Engineer, Mr. Smith has extensive design experience inprivate sector projects involving planning, drainage, water, sewer, and paving.Mr. Smith has served in the capacity of consulting engineer on many state andmunicipal funded projects dealing with drainage, roadway, and utility reloca-tion. As a Surveyor, Mr. Smith has worked with a majority of the nation’slargest title companies and law firms providing A.L.T.A. surveys for real es-tate mergers and acquisitions.

Mr. Smith is active as a lecturer on legal problems as they pertain tosurveying and real estate and has served as President and Member of theBoard of Directors of the Oklahoma Society of Land Surveyors and on com-mittees of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping.

We look forward to working with Mr. Smith as a Board Member.With his expertise and experience in both the engineering and surveyingprofessions, he will be a valuable addition to this Board.

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Board MembersBILL MCVEY, P.E.Board ChairOklahoma CityTED SACK, P.L.S.Board Vice ChairTulsaGEORGE GIBSON, P.E.Board SecretaryOklahoma City

ROBERT ZAHL, P.E.Board MemberOklahoma CityROY W. ENTZ, P.E., P.L.S.Board MemberMuskogee

GLEN SMITH, P.E., P.L.S.Board MemberEdmondMARK A. FULLERPublic MemberNorman

Kathy Hart, Newsletter Editor & Executive Director