Construction weekly july 8, 2016

Volume 28, Number 24 • July 8, 2016

Construction Weekly

2016 Scholarship Recipients

Abigail AragonVerve Networks

Emily DunnCal Sierra Pipe

Clint SchallbergerL&W Cabinets

Marrissa VossmerCentral Valley Hardware

Katelynn SetnessKjeldsen, Sinnock &

Neudeck,Inc.

Ashley RoccoBob Leonard & Assoc.

Brett CaseGeorge Reed, Inc.

Nicolette SmithSmith Gatschet & Kobrin

Financial Group

On June 24th 2016 the Builders’ Exchange interviewed and awarded 14 college students scholarships for the 2016-2017 school year. The students are affiliated with the Exchange Member companies and major in a variety of fields such as Business, Law, Medicine, Forestry and Computer Engineering. The Exchange holds two annual events, a Fall Golf Tournament in October and a Crab Feed in December to raise money for the scholarship program in an effort to contribute to the continued education of our youth. The Builders’ Exchange of Stockton also uses its scholarship funds to support construction related education and events at our local high schools and colleges.

Congratulations to the 14 students!

More scholarship recipients on page 2.

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DIRECTORS

TONY ARCEO, Grayson EngineeringRYAN HAGGERTY, Haggerty Construction

BOB HARMON, F&M BankJASON HJELMSTAD, Holt of California

J.J. JONES, United Rentals A&A Tool RentalsTOM MAYO, Tom Mayo Construction

TOM PATTI, Delta CranesDUSTIN SACCONE, Comfort Air, Inc.AL TOCCOLI, Al Toccoli Construction

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JASON HJELMSTAD, PresidentTONY ARCEO, Vice President

TOM MAYO, TreasurerAL TOCCOLI, Member at Large

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RENEE PUIG-HINK, Director of Events • [email protected]

CINDY ROBINSON, [email protected]

• Scholarship Recipients Page 1&4

• Membership BBQ Flyer Page 2

• Contractor Connection Page 5

• Classified Page 6

• Weekly Economic Update Page 7

• Wage and Hour Seminar Page 10

• Projects Out to Bid Page 12

• Prevailing Wage Seminar Flyer Page 13

• Legal Notices Pages 14-15

• Family Day at Six Flags Vallejo Flyer Page 17

• Tail Gate Topic Page 18

• Safety Calendar Page 19

Contents

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Megan ClementsInterior Trim Specialists

Cecelia StaggsLabor Max Staffing

Wade BranchCT Brayton & Sons

Lane BranchCT Brayton & Sons

Courtney NewportChatfield Construction

The Builders’ Exchange also awarded a

scholarship to the following student:

Victoria Schallberger L&W Cabinets

A photo of this student is not available.

2017 ScholarshipApplications

will be availableon January 1, 2017

Commercial Residential Design/Build

Al Toccoli • General [email protected]

(209) 639-7608 • Fax (209) 931-3513License #522916


Remember, CLC is ready to answer ALL of your licensing questions and/or to assist you with ALL of your

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Bill to Soften Harsh Disgorgement Penalties Continues to Move

We have often written about the harsh penalties contained in Business and Professions Code Section 7031. Under this law, a person engaged in the business or acting in the capacity of a contractor must be a "duly licensed contractor at all times" while working on a project for which a license is required in order to receive compensation for that work.

The California Supreme Court, reviewing this provision, has found that "[s]ince the Contractor’s License Law (CLL) was adopted in 1939 . . . [this provision] has declared that, except as expressly otherwise provided, a contractor may not sue to collect compensation for performance of any act or contract requiring a license without alleging that he or she was duly licensed at all times during the performance of that act or con-tract." (MW Erectors, Inc. v. Niederhauser Ornamental & Metal Works Co., Inc. (2005) 36 Cal.4th 412, 425 [internal quotation marks omitted].) "In 1989," the Court notes, this provision "was amended to make clear that the bar extends to actions in law or equity and applies regardless of the merits of the cause of action."

According to the Court: [t]he words "at all times" convey the Legislature's obvious intent to impose a stiff all-or-nothing penalty for unlicensed work by specifying that a contractor is barred from all recovery for such an "act or contract" if un-licensed at any time while performing it. This all-or-nothing philosophy is directly at odds with the premise that contractors with lapses in licensure may nonetheless recover partial com-pensation by narrowly segmenting the licensed and unlicensed portions of their performance. (Niederhauser, 36 Cal.4th at 426.)

In 2003, the Legislature revised the conditions under which contractors with lapsed licenses may bring actions to recover compensation due for the performance of unlicensed work. AB 1386 (Horton, Ch. 289, Stats. 2003) authorized a court to apply the judicial doctrine of substantial compliance to allow an action for recovery to proceed where a previously licensed

contractor: (1) acted reasonably and in good faith to maintain proper licensure; (2) did not know or reasonably should not have known that he or she was not duly licensed when per-formance of the act or contract commenced; and (3) acted promptly and in good faith to reinstate his or her license upon learning it was invalid. Unfortunately, these revisions have done little to provide relief to the vast majority of court cases that have dealt with this issue.

Segue to this year. AB 1793 (Holden) would authorize a contrac-tor to recover compensation for the performance of any act or contract for work performed during a time when the contrac-tor was duly licensed, thereby allowing contractors with lapsed licenses to receive partial compensation by segmenting the licensed and unlicensed portions of their performance. While it can be argued that if a contractor was duly licensed upon commencing a contract that he/she should be compensated in full even if there was a lapse in licensure, AB 1793 is a major improvement to the existing draconian provisions of law.

Why is this measure on the verge of becoming law while in years past it has gotten nowhere? It is simply due to the fact that the labor unions have finally recognized that this provision in law has literally killed many outstanding contractors’ busi-nesses, taking with it many well-paying union jobs. Regardless of why, their ‘change of heart’ is good news for all licensed contractors! Stay tuned for updates.

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SOLID GAINS IN CONSUMER SPENDING, CONFIDENCE Personal spending rose 0.4% in May, according to the Department of Commerce, complemented by a 0.2% advance for personal incomes. April’s consumer spending increase was revised up to 1.1%. The Conference Board’s monthly consumer confidence index also improved in June, heading north 5.6 points to a reading of 98.0.1

BEST ISM MANUFACTURING PMI IN 16 MONTHS The factory purchasing manager index, maintained by the Institute for Supply Management, reached 53.2 in June, a gain of 1.9 points to its highest reading since February 2015. As recently as February of this year, the PMI was below the 50 level, demarcating growth from contraction. In other news concerning economic output, the federal government revised Q1 GDP up 0.3% to a final estimate of 1.1% last week.1,2

HOUSING CONTRACT ACTIVITY SLOWS The National Association of Realtors reported a dip in pending home sales: they declined 3.7% in May. Turning to other housing news, the 20-city composite Case-Shiller home price index showed a 5.4% annualized gain in its April edition, ticking down from 5.5% in March.1

STOCKS REBOUND IMPRESSIVELY Recovering in the wake of the Brexit vote, Wall Street had its best week of 2016. In fact, the S&P 500 recorded its best week since last November, adding 3.22% in five trading days to take the index positive year-over-year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 3.15% for the week; the Nasdaq Composite, 3.28%. The big three settled Friday as follows: DJIA, 17,949.37; NASDAQ, 4,862.57; S&P, 2,102.95. Gold futures closed Friday at $1,339.00 on the COMEX. Light sweet crude ended the trading week at $48.99 on the NYMEX.3

THIS WEEK: Monday is Independence Day: Wall Street is closed for trading. Nothing major is slated for Tuesday. ISM’s service sector PMI arrives Wednesday, along with minutes from the June Federal Reserve policy meeting and earnings from Walgreens Boots Alliance. Thursday, the June Challenger job-cut report and June ADP employment report both appear; plus, earnings from Barracuda Networks, PepsiCo, and WD-40. Friday, the Department of Labor issues its latest jobs report.

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