January - Florida Keys Contractors Association

FLORIDA KEYS
CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Letter from the
President
2
Thank You for
Toys
3
Toys for Keys
Kidz Photos
4-5
Open Permits
6
Mark Your Calendars
6
Member Spotlight
7
Commentary:
Recycling
8
New Members
Welcome
9
Dancing with the 10
Stars
Marathon Relay
for Life
11
Office Closings
11
Calendar
12
ACS Walkathon
14
Advertising
Rates
14
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J A N U A R Y ,
Next General
General Meeting
Meeting
Next
New Tier System
FKCA
Web
Site
Next Members Meeting
As many of you may already know the Tier System became effective October 29, 2007.
Anyone with an application in ROGO should
have already received a letter regarding vesting
provisions and rescoring.
rescore. The last day to submit a complete
revision without penalty is December 8,
2007.
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Our next General Meeting has been rescheduled from
January to February 2010. Once the
communication.
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to you
as soon
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more information via email and in the February 2010 Newsletter.
Next General Meeting
Walter Jenkins Retires
Helpful Contacts 15
Board Openings
16
Report Unlicensed Activity
17
Membership
21
Contact Us
22
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Walter Jenkins Retires
Don’t forget to vote for Board Members to fill the vacant positions. See the article on p. 16.
Thanks to Speaker s
We would like to thank Drew Trivette Growth Management Division Director and Bob
Welsh, Building Official for the City of Marathon for their time and input at our July 17th
meeting.
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Happy New Year
Well it looks as though we have made it through another year. I want to thank all of our members for
their continued support during these tough economic
times. I would also like to thank the Board of Directors for the tireless effort that they have shown this
last year. As our membership continues to grow, our
causes and goals are always ahead of us. They continue to need our attention and support. The Board of
Directors would not be able to reach our full potential
without the endless efforts of our Executive Assistant,
Brenda McNalley. Thank you Brenda for all the tasks
that you have accomplished this past year.
Let’s look to 2010 for continued growth and success
both personally and professionally. We wish everyone
happiness, prosperity and a Happy New Year in 2010.
Chris Gratton, President
Board of Directors
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!!!What a Great Success!!!
Thank you to every member for their
generous donations towards our Toys for
Keys Kids Drive in conjunction with our
Annual Christmas Get-Together. Our association donated numerous boxes and
bags of toys and $450 in cash donations.
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Open Permits
Attention All Contractors
Final Reminder
Do You Have an Expired Permit?
The City of Marathon wants to resolve all of the expired
permits in the City and perform inspections for safety issues. The City plans to accomplish this goal by February
1st, 2010.
For a short time, the Building Department will be charging
a $10 fee to clear a permit that expired prior to January 1,
2009 that did not have final inspections. After February 1,
2010, the fee will go back up to $65 to clear these expired
permits.
Many residents are surprised to find that they have expired
permits, due to them or their contractor not getting a final
inspection on their permits. Some of these expired permits
were issued prior to Marathon becoming a City. This be-
comes a problem for the homeowner when they go to sell
their house, or in a worse case, there could be safety issues
involved. It seems during the real estate boom, while there
may have been expired permits attached to the real estate
number, no one seemed to notice, but now the banks are
looking closer than ever.
The City has options available to the homeowner to remedy
the situation and revise the records: If you produce evidence that the final inspection was approved, the City of
course will correct their records. For a short time as mentioned above, the administrative permit is available for $10
that will enable the City to perform a visual inspection of
the completed project and document final inspection approval and record it to clear the expired permit. Ignoring
your expired permit may interfere with future real estate
title searches or transactions, and it may cost you more
later. Please see the friendly City Building Department Staff;
they are ready to assist you to expedite the clean up all of
the expired permits.
Mark Your Calendars for these FKCA Events
February, 2010
General Meeting, Date TBD
Saturday, April 17, 2010
8th Annual FKCA Golf
Tournament (Sombrero CC)
Saturday, June 12, 2010
22nd Annual FKCA
Dinner/Dance
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Member Spotlight
Ron, Charlie and Mickee Brown
Arlington Electric, Inc.
Arlington Electric, Inc.
Owners: Ron, Charlie, and Mickee Brown
Address: 61 Coco Plum Drive, Marathon, 33050
Phone: (305) 743-2558
State Lic#: EC13003374
Type of business: State Certified Electrical Contractor
How long in business: Local since 1993
Florida Keys Contractors Association Member:
Mickee has served as Secretary, Treasurer, and Board
Member during the past ten years and is currently a Life
Time Director.
What is unique about your business? :
Technology: We stay on top of the advancing technology
curve, constantly educating ourselves in the fields of new
products and services so we can offer the latest and best
available choices.
Innovation: Due to living in a hurricane prone area
we recognize the need for dependable alternative
power quickly and efficiently. We design generator
systems and fabricate in-house engineered mounting
stands to offer a package deal.
Emergency Response: We are here before, during,
and after the storm to assist with your generators and
restore permanent power as quick as possible. We
work when your electricity doesn’t.
Personal Comments:
Mickee: It is a great honor to serve as a Life Time
Director of the Florida Keys Contractors Association.
Ron: I congratulate the Association, Officers, Board of
Directors, and administration for the direction, visibility and effectiveness in the construction industry. I am
proud to be a member of this organization.
Charlie: When you’re powerless call “AES”
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Commentary
Recycling: Get your act together!
Did you know that the State of Florida has mandated (that’s
an order) all Counties to recycle 75% of their waste by 2020?
At last count, in 2007, Monroe was recycling 9% of total
waste. This Counties goal is 35–40% by 2014…..we had
better get our act together if we are to meet this order!
No way is my household doing that percentage! Just taking a
guess, we may, and this might be a stretch, be doing 10%. I
know because, like all good husbands, it is my job to take out
the trash. We have 2 bins in the kitchen and the one for
recyclables gets emptied about every 8 to 10 days verses the
regular trash which gets emptied every day.
Waste Management is giving out 8 ½”x 11 ½” “Recycling
Only” colored stickers, a list of what and what-not to recycle. WM has stacks of these for the taking. It will help you
determine what is to be collected.
The Green Initiative Task Force is an appointed group task
force set up by the commissioners to get this Counties act
together on being Green, recycling being only one aspect. At
my last board meeting we had guest speakers Colleen Murphy, recycling coordinator, and Rosa Washington, solid waste
administrator, both of whom work for the County, gave an
update to GITF on recycling. Both women are dedicated to
making recycling a reality in the Florida Keys.
Some of the topics discussed:
Education: An outreach program to the public, including
our schools, is a way to bring this issue to the forefront of
our everyday lives. All parts of the program would be presented in both Spanish and English. This goes for our County
buildings and workers plus the commercial and industrial
companies and workers in the County. The County has
taken a big first step for Colleen Murphy was just hired and is
up for the challenge.
Making recycling mandatory for each household: This
would be difficult to enforce. What can be done? Do we
want to assign a code enforcement officer to each hauler to
look in each trash can in front of every house? In addition,
Solid waste/Recycling Dept. has no code enforcement authority.
Mandatory commercial Recycling: Making it mandatory
for commercial and industrial businesses to recycle was mentioned and could be enforced including: “Mandatory construction and demolition recovery”. Do I have your
attention now!
According to Rosa our industry generates 30% of the total
waste collected in Monroe County. We need to pull together as a group and reduce the waste generated and start
recycling more. If we do not we will be forced to do it.
If the state wants us to recycle 75% of our total, and the
contractors are generating 30% of that total, well, we may
as well have a big red circle painted on our backs. Contractors are looking like the big culprit here. The last thing we
need is code enforcement rummaging thru our trash at the
job site and giving us a fine for throwing away those morning foam coffee cups from the 7-Eleven. Contractors in this
County need to get proactive on trash and we had better
start now.
Contractors generate a lot of scrap wood, plastic, steel, and
cardboard just to mention a few, and 75% of that needs to
be recycled. Maybe our haulers need to help in this by having multi-bin 20-yard dumpsters. Or we could just use one
20-yard for scrap wood and have 3 or 4 smaller dumpsters
for paper, metal, plastic. Logistics can be an issue on small
sites, I know, but the point is we can do it. We can make it
happen. And we had better do it before we are
forced.
I see the possibility of “Green Jobs” coming from this by
developing a “Recycled Product Market” here in Monroe
County. By keeping all of your scrap wood separated it can
be reused. I have seen this done on large industrial assembly lines already and there is a market for steel, plastic, cardboard and paper. If enough contractors do it, well…. we’ve
created jobs and reduced our trash.
So we would like to hear from you, let the Florida Keys
Contractors Association know your thoughts on recycling,
some ways of improving the way we go about it. E-mail us
at: [email protected]
Let’s help Colleen and Rosa meet their 75% goal by showing
them we’re doing our part.
Who wants to start a Recycled Products Market?
David W. Tuttle, Lifetime Director, Florida Keys Contractors Association
Appointer board member, Green Initiative Task Force, 2nd
year term
Rotary: board member, past president.
Chamber of Commerce: member, 24 years
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New Members Welcome
We welcome all new members into our organization by acknowledging them in our newsletter with a
brief description of what services and products they offer.
This month we welcome: The Weekly Newspapers and TLC Interiors and Exteriors.
The Weekly Newspapers, Jason Koler, Editor/
Publisher
Already boasting the largest newspaper circulation in the
Florida Keys, The Weekly Newspapers continue to be the
only locally-owned and operated publishing company covering South Florida.
Founded in 2003, ownership of the company transferred to
the Weekly Editor, Jason Koler, and his wife, Kate, in August of 2006. Since then, Kate & Jason have built upon the
founding principles of providing “entertaining community
news showcasing the eccentric characters and tropical locations of the Florida Keys.” In the spring of 2009, Jason’s sister, who spent nearly a decade as a TV news anchor, joined
the family business as the Key West Bureau Chief.
Besides the community newspapers distributed throughout
the Keys and South Florida, The Weekly Newspapers also
produce a bi-weekly real estate guide and lifestyle magazine,
Tropical Living, and the official hurricane preparation guides
for the City of Key West, Village of Islamorada, City of
Marathon and Monroe County. In 2006, the Weekly added
the Boot Key Harbor Cruiser’s Guide to their credits. We
are currently working with the Contractors Association to
produce a home owner’s contractors information magazine
for early 2010.
Now celebrating their seventh year of business, the Weekly
Newspapers continue to be a leading supporter of area or-
ganizations like the Marathon Jaycees, Grace Jones Daycare
Center, Rotary Clubs of the Florida Keys, the Pigeon Key
Foundation, the Florida Keys’ Domestic Abuse Shelter and
other non-profits of South Florida.
For more information, please contact Jason, Kate, or Josie
Koler by calling (305) 743-0844, or emailing
[email protected]. The Weekly Newspapers are also
available online at www.keysweekly.com.
TLC Interiors & Exteriors, Inc. Jeanne Hall President and
Directing Artisan.
TLC is a surface technique company featuring wall and ceiling
treatments that include Specialty Faux Finishes, Faux Marble,
Woodgraining, Murals and Scenic Art, Fine Art, Venetian
Plaster, to name a few. "We can faux anything". Jeanne has
been working with award winning designers and builders local and long distance, for over 16 years to create innovative
sophisticated designs for the most exquisite homes of the
Florida Keys. Her work has taken her across the country,
Bahamas, and Europe. We have trained with American and
European Masters of the trade. Our work has been published
in Florida Design, Florida Architecture, and Open House
Magazines throughout the years. Proud Member of Ocean
Reef and Marathon Chamber of Commerces. Contact Jeanne
@ 305-803-5220 or email: [email protected] Website
coming soon! tlcinteriorsinc.com
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“DANCING WITH THE STARS FUNDRAISER”
Is Back – January 23rd, 6:30pm
at Key Colony Inn!!
Popular Members of the Community Dancing For Donations
For The American Cancer Society and Fabulous Prizes!
“THE STARS ARE ALIGNING”
ON THE ROSTER SO FAR:
Jo Ann Wagner, Centennial Bank; Jason Koler, The Weekly Newspaper
Anne O’Bannon, Radio Personality; Cindy Fox, Fisherman’s Hospital
Mandy Rodriguez, Dolphin Research Center; James Malmquist, City of Marathon Fire Rescue
Rudy Rodriguez, City of Marathon Fire Rescue; Marcos Orozco, City of Marathon Fire Rescue
Jodie Devitt, City of Marathon Fire Rescue; Libby Frazier, City of Marathon Utilities
Rewa Maldonado, City of Marathon Code; Ron Wampler, City of Marathon Building
George Garrett, City of Marathon Planning; Ginger Snead, City of Marathon Mayor
Mike Cinque, City of Marathon Vice-Mayor
We are searching for a few more dancing Stars - No special dance skills required.
Stars collect donations in advance & dance for donations.
All donations to be collected at the end of the evening on the 23rd of January.
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Prizes for “Dancers/Stars” collecting most money
Dance Contests – Prizes – anyone may enter
Live Music By: “Storm Watch”
Emcee: John Bartus
Dance, Eat, Drink and join the merriment and help the City of Marathon Relay For Life Team raise
money for the American Cancer Society.
Presented By the City of Marathon Relay for Life Team
For more information please Contact: Clara 743-5266 or Connie 289-4116
Team Captains: Patti Childress and Stacy Charlton
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CITY OF MARATHON
RELAY FOR LIFE
The City of Marathon would like to invite you to stop by City Hall on Friday, January
15th lunch to benefit Relay for Life Team.
With a $5.00 donation you will get a great soup and salad lunch. You will have your
choice of 4-5 different types of soup with bread and a delicious Mediterranean style
salad. Your donation gets you a bowl of your favorite soup or samples of all of them
along with bread and a side salad. It starts at noon so come early because the food
usually goes fast.
Thanks for your help and support of the City of Marathon’s Relay for Life Team!
PLEASE NOTE:
THE COUNTY, CITY OF MARATHON AND THE ISLAMORADA
VILLAGES OF ISLANDS
BUILDING DEPARTMENTS
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH IN OBSERVANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DAY
AND ALSO WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH IN OBSERVANCE OF PRESIDENT’S
DAY.
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE UPCOMING MEETINGS OF THE BOCC, COUNTY PLANNING
COMMISSION, CEB, BOAF AND MEETINGS FOR THE CITY OF MARATHON, CITY OF KEY COLONY
BEACH AND ISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF ISLANDS
JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2010
DATE
TIME
TYPE OF MEETING
LOCATION
1/5 (Tue)
9:30am
KCB City Commission Workshop
Topic: Personnel Policy
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/11 (Mon)
5:30pm
Village Local Planning Agency Meeting
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Founders Park CC
(87000 O/S Hwy)
1/11 (Mon)
6:30pm
Marathon City Council Special Call
City Manager Selection Discussion
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/11 (Mon)
7:30pm
Marathon City Council Workshop
Vacation Rentals
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/12 (Tue)
10:00am
Marathon City Council Meeting
Staff Agenda Briefing Workshop
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/12 (Tue)
4:30pm
Marathon City Council
Executive Session Notice
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/12 (Tue)
5:30pm
Marathon City Council Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/13 (Wed)
9:30am
KCB Code Enforcement Board
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/13 (Wed)
10:00am
MC Planning Commission Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/13 (Wed)
6:00pm
Marathon City Code Board Meeting
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/14 (Thu)
9:30am
KCB City Commission Meeting
Comprehensive Plan Public Hearing
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/14(Thu)
9:35am
KCB City Commission Meeting
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/14 (Thu)
5:30pm
Village Regular Council Meeting
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Founders Park CC
(87000 O/S Hwy)
1/18 (Mon)
ALL COUNTY & CITY OFFICES CLOSED for Martin Luther King Jr Day
1/19 (Tue)
1:30pm
Village Code Compliance Hearing
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Islamorada Public Library
(81850 O/S Hwy)
1/19 (Tue)
5:30pm
Village Workforce/Affordable Housing
Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Founders Park CC
(87000 O/S Hwy)
1/19 (Tue)
5:30pm
Marathon City Planning
Commission Meeting
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/20 (Wed)
9:30am
KCB Planning & Zoning
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/20-1/21
(Wed/Thu)
9:00am
BOCC
Harvey Gov Center
(1200 Truman Ave, KW)
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DATE
TIME
TYPE OF MEETING
LOCATION
1/25 (Mon)
9:30am
CEB
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/26 (Tue)
10:00am
Marathon City Council Meeting
Staff Agenda Briefing Workshop
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
1/26 (Tue)
5:30pm
Marathon City Council Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/27 (Wed)
10am
MC Planning Commission Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
1/27 (Wed)
5:30pm
Village Council Workshop Regarding
Program Delivery Analysis Report
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Founders Park CC
(87000 O/S Hwy)
1/28 (Thu)
9:30am
KCB City Commission Meeting
City Hall
Key Colony Beach
1/28 (Thu)
5:30pm
Village Regular Council Meeting
Islamorada, Village of Islands
Founders Park CC
(87000 O/S Hwy)
2/9 (Tue)
10:00am
Marathon City Council Meeting
Staff Agenda Briefing Workshop
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
2/9 (Tue)
5:30pm
Marathon City Council Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
2/10 (Wed)
10:00am
MC Planning Commission Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
2/10 (Wed)
6:00pm
Marathon City Code Board Meeting
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
2/15 (Mon)
ALL COUNTY & CITY OFFICES CLOSED for President’s Day
2/15 (Mon)
5:30pm
Marathon City Planning
Commission Meeting
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
2/17-2/18
(Wed/Thu)
9:00am
BOCC
Key Largo Library
(MM101, Tradewinds Shopping Ctr)
2/23 (Tue)
10:00am
Marathon City Council Meeting
Staff Agenda Briefing Workshop
Marathon Fire Station #14
(8900 O/S Hwy)
2/23 (Tue)
5:30pm
Marathon City Council Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
2/24 (Wed)
10:00am
MC Planning Commission Meeting
Marathon Gov. Center
(2798 O/S Hwy, 2nd Floor)
3/30 (Tue)
9:30am
CEB
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American Cancer Society Relay for Life Walkathon
The annual American Cancer Society's (ACS) Relay for Life
(RFL) walkathon is in a few short months and more teams
are needed.
The Middle Keys event is 9-10 April 2010 at Commercial
Park Amphitheater, the Lower Keys event is 23-24 April at
George Mira Field, and the Upper Keys event is 14-15 May
at Coral Shores HS. RFL is ACS's signature event and is
actually the world's largest nonprofit fundraiser with events
held in over 20 countries and almost 5,000 cities in the US
alone.
Is there enough interest among our members to form an
FKCA umbrella team? Teams can be any age, and can be
family, friends, co-workers, or whomever. Team sizes range
from 2 people up to 20 people if you want, with 8-15 being
the best team size. Teams conduct pre-event fund raising
activities and then, for the actual relay, must have one team
member walking the track at all times for an 18 hour, overnight period as a symbolic show of defiance and perseverance. Please consider joining an existing team or forming a
new team for this fun and life altering event.
See www.relayforlife.org for more details. Contact Don
Clay, Team Development Chairperson, at 305-293-2013, or
email [email protected] for questions. You can
Advertising in the FKCA Hotline is available to all members
Member Rates:
Business card size Ad - $14.59 per month
¼ page ad - $25.00 per month
½ page ad - $47.92 per month
Non-Members are welcome to advertise, however Non-Member
Rates are considerably higher.
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HELPFUL CONTACTS:
Monroe County Code Enforcement; Ronda Norman, Director; [email protected]
City of Marathon Code Compliance; Cynthia McPherson, Code Supervisor; [email protected]
Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR); Bill Tejeda; [email protected]
Division of Worker’s Compensation, John Kulha, Compliance Investigator; [email protected]
Army Corps Regulatory Program:
USACE Home Page:
www.saj.usace.army.mil
Permit Listing:
www.saj.usace.army.mil/regulatory/permitting_gp.htm
Code Compliance Information
Upper Keys Office: 305-453-8806
Upper Keys Sr. Inspector: Allen White, 305-453-8809
Middle Keys Office: Vilma Peacock, 305-289-2810
Director: Ronda Norman, 305-289-2520
Lower Keys Office: Sylvia Atwell, 305-292-4495
Lynn Tsouchios: 305-289-2528
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FKCA 2010 BOARD OPENINGS
This year the association has two Board positions open due to attrition. Below is a list of nominations that we have
received.
Please take this opportunity to submit your vote. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
New Board Members will be announced at the General Membership Meeting in February 2010.
NEW BOARD MEMBER NOMINATIONS
Nominees
Brooks Thommes
Pinewood Enterprises Inc
Nick Zappone
B&L Beneway Inc
George Steinmetz
Coral Marine Construction Company
Please select two (2) and either email your response to
[email protected] or mail to
FKCA, PO Box 522797, Marathon Shores, FL 33052
ALL BALLOTS NEED TO BE RECEIVED BY 5:00PM ON
MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 2010
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PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS
Report Unlicensed Activity to
Florida Department of Business
Professional Regulation (DPBR)
To report unlicensed activity, please call the DPBR’s
Unlicensed Activity Hotline at 1.866.532.1440,
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Eastern Time)
or e-mail the information to [email protected].
or locally call 305 289-2508, Code Enforcement Contractor Inspector
305 289-2583 Contractor Licensing Coordinator
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305-743-9409
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Florida Keys Contractors
Association
Our Board of Directors
President
Mr. Chris Gratton 305-481-1582
For information, please contact the FKCA at:
Vice President
Mr. Murray Shatt 305-745-2840
P.O. Box 522797
Marathon Shores, FL 33052-2797
Secretary/Treasurer
Mr. Brian Botsford 305-743-9644
Tel. 305-743-9409
We’re on the web at:
www.floridakeyscontractorsassoc.com
Directors
Mr. Todd Childress 305-743-7072
Mr. Chuck Carey 305-664-3029
Mr. John Keller 305-304-9232
Mr. Bruce McClenithan, 305-852-4300
Life Directors
Mr. James Aultman, 305-743-5984
Mr. Dale Baker, 305-743-3688
Ms. Mickee Brown, 305-522-0430
Mr. William J.C. Devitt, 305-743-5438
Mr. David Tuttle, 305-872-9087
Administrative Assistant to the Board:
[email protected]