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New Mexico Regulat ion and Licensing Department

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES COMMISSION

OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO

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CIC Regular Meeting Minutes

MEETING MINUTES

Construction Industries Commission

REGULAR MEETING

Wednesday, May 16, 2018 9:30 a.m.

5500 San Antonio Dr. NE

Albuquerque, NM 87109

Main Conference Room

I. CONVENE, DETERMINATION OF QUORUM AND INTRODUCTIONS:

Commissioners and Audience

Vice Chair Wooten called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. and asked for roll call.

COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:

Vice Chair Ken Wooten, Representing Practicing General Contractors

Commissioner Dale Armstrong, Representing Licensed Mechanical Contractors

Commissioner Glenn Fellows, Representing Licensing and Practicing Architects

Commissioner Rick Davis, Representing the Residential Construction Industry

Commissioner Billy Romero, Representing the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Industry

Commissioner Don Kaufman, Representing the Subcontracting Industry

COMMISSIONERS NOT IN ATTENDANCE: Chair D. Randy Baker, Representing Licensed Electrical Contractors

Commissioner Vince Alvarado, Representing Organized Labor

Roll call was taken by Mary James and a quorum of the Commission was present.

II. APPROVE AGENDA Vice Chair Wooten asked for a motion to move agenda item VIII h. (1) 11-2227 North Mesa

Builders from Executive Session into New Business VI. (a) and to approve the amended agenda.

Commissioner Armstrong MOTIONED, Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED. Motion

passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

III. PUBLIC COMMENT Public comments were received limiting comments to 2 minutes per individual speaker and

refraining from revealing the names of parties or case detail pertaining to disciplinary matters

pending before the Commission.

IV. DIRECTOR’S REPORT Acting Director Romero presented the Director’s Report. The report is attached to the minutes.




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V. OLD BUSINESS

Approval of March 21, 2018 Regular Meeting Minutes Commissioner Fellows MOTIONS to approve the March 21, 2018 Regular Meeting Minutes.

Commissioner Davis SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL.

VI. NEW BUSINESS

a. North Mesa Builders Case 11-2227

An Order to Show Cause was issued to North Mesa Builders, case 11-2227 to appear before the

Commission to explain non-compliance of a Decision and Order issued by the Commission. The

Respondent and his Counsel appeared before the Commission.

b. Approval of Licenses issued in March and April 2018 Commissioner Armstrong MOTIONS to approve the issued licenses. Commissioner Kaufman

SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

c. Approval of Electrical Continuing Education Courses

Commissioner Kaufman MOTIONS to approve the electrical continuing education.

Commissioner Romero SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL.

d. Approval of Plumbing and Mechanical Continuing Education Courses

Commissioner Kaufman MOTIONS to approve the plumbing and mechanical continuing

education. Commissioner Fellows SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL.

e. Approval of the Repeal of Title 14, Chapter 6, Part 7 of the Administrative Code

[14.6.7 NMAC] as to Consumer Bonds and replacing 14.6.7 NMAC with Modular Building

Structures which was incorrectly placed under Manufactured Housing.

Commissioner Armstrong MOTIONS to approve the Repeal of Title 14, Chapter 6, Part 7 of the

Administrative Code and replace with 14.6.7 NMAC with Modular Building Structures which

was incorrectly placed under Manufactured Housing. Commissioner Fellows SECONDED the

motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

f. Approval of Modular Policy.

Commissioner Davis MOTIONS that an interim policy be approved pending rule change to

allow MHD-1, 2 & 3 installers to complete the anchoring process for modular units when

complying with CID requirements as to application, bonding and experience requirements,

successfully completing the business & law exam, and complying with scope of work and

permitting requirements as noted in the proposal. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the

motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

Commissioner Davis made an Amended Motion to the Modular Policy.

The policy will not be implemented until December 31, 2018. Commissioner Fellows

SECONDED the amended motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.




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g. Subcommittee Report and Motion on Oil & Gas in New Mexico.

Commissioner Davis MOTIONS, that based upon the recommendation from the Commission’s

subcommittee, the Commission direct Acting Director, Martin Romero, to issue a policy that

Construction Industries Division staff conform to the statutory exemption from inspecting

petroleum (“oil”) and gas industries work relative to oil wells as beyond the scope of jurisdiction

of the Construction Industries Division pursuant to NMSA 1978, Section 60-13-3(D)(2), (7) and

(8) as determined by legal counsel and after reviewing the Act and applicable law. Recognizing

that oil and gas industry work involving drilling, completing, testing and operating are integral

parts of the installing, altering or operating of a system owned by the gas or oil company are

exempt from compliance of the Construction Industries Licensing Act (“CILA”), its rules, codes

and standards. Therefore, the Construction Industries Division does not have jurisdiction to issue

permits, conduct inspections, or require compliance with other requirements of the Construction

Industries Licensing Act. However, the statutory exemption does not extend to CILA

regulations and codes when oil and gas companies erect permanent buildings not intended for

temporary use and to be occupied by individuals. The effective date for compliance with this

policy shall be no later than July 1, 2018. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the motion.

Vice Chair Wooten requests a roll call on the vote:

Vice Chair Wooten No

Commissioner Kaufman Yes

Commissioner Armstrong Yes

Commissioner Fellows Yes

Commissioner Davis Yes

Commissioner Romero Abstained

Motion PASSES BY MAJORITY APPROVAL.

h. Approval of amendments to Title 19, Chapter 15, Part 40, NM Liquefied Petroleum

Gas Standard, of the NM Administrative Code to reflect adoption of the 2015 NFPA 54 and

the 2017 NFPA 58

Commissioner Armstrong made a MOTION for the approval of amendments to Title 19,

Chapter 15, Part 40, NM Liquefied Petroleum Gas Standard, of the NM Administrative Code to

reflect adoption of the 2015 NFPA 54 and the 2017 NFPA 58. Commissioner Romero


VII. EXECUTIVE SESSION

Vice Chair Wooten made a MOTION that the Commission will enter into executive session to

discuss the cases listed on the agenda, pursuant to NMSA 1978, Sections 10-15-1(H) (1),(3) and

(7) of the Open Meetings Act. Authorizing closed sessions for matters related to issuance,




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suspension, renewal, or revocation of licenses, deliberations on pending administrative

adjudicatory proceedings, and pending or threatened litigations. Commissioner Romero

SECOND the motion.

Vice Chair Wooten called for a roll call:

Vice Chair Wooten Yes

Commissioner Kaufman Yes

Commissioner Armstrong Yes

Commissioner Fellows Yes

Commissioner Davis Yes

Commissioner Romero Yes

The motion PASSED by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL and the Commission entered into

Executive Session, the recorder was turned off and the meeting was closed to the public at 12:00

p.m.

Back in Open Session

The recorder was turned back on and the Commission returned to open session to the public at

1:05 p.m. Vice Chair Wooten stated that pursuant to NMSA 1978, Section 10-15-1(J).of the

Open Meeting Act the matters discussed in Executive Session were limited only to the items

listed in the motion.

VIII. ACTION ON ITEMS DISCUSSED DURING EXECUTIVE SESSION

a. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION to approve the Attorney General’s Office

LETTER TO DECLINE PROSECUTION and CLOSE case 60; 16-03-07.

Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS

APPROVAL.

a. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

1) 269; 17-10-17

2) 26; 18-01

3) 27; 18-01

4) 28; 18-01

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION to DISMISS the above cases. Commissioner

Kaufman SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

c. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

1) 69; 18-03




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2) 75; 18-04

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION to CLOSE the above cases. Commissioner Kaufman


d. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

Complaint Committee Recommendations: Authorize a pre-settlement negotiation and if not met

to refer to the Office of the Attorney General.

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION to approve PRE-SETTLEMENT negotiations for a

case 15; 18-01-22. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL.

e. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

1) 04; 17-12-24

2) 268; 17-10-17

3) 309; 17-12-14

4) 30; 18-01

5) 39; 18-02

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION to refer the above cases to the Attorney General’s

Office for ISSUACNCE OF A NOTICE OF CONTEMPLATED ACTION.


APPROVAL.

f. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case numbers 378; 15-11-03, 397; 15-11-16,

331; 16-09-13 and 375; 16-11-07 Clovis Construction to issue a DEFAULT ORDER

assessing an administrative penalty in the amount of $4,466.31 to be paid within 60 days,

with a revocation of license and qualifying certificate for 4 years. Commissioner Kaufman

SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 39; 16-03-25 J.R. Hernandez

Custom Homes LLC to issue a DEFAULT ORDER assessing an administrative penalty in

the amount of $500.00 to be paid within 60 days, with a revocation of license and qualifying

certificate for 1 years. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the motion. Motion passed

by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 44; 16-02-25 Bella Dream

Homes LLC to issue a DEFAULT ORDER assessing an administrative penalty in the

amount of $500.00 to be paid within 60 days, with a revocation of license and qualifying




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Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 47; 16-02-26 Amen Plumbing

& Heating to issue a DEFAULT ORDER assessing an administrative penalty in the

amount of $500.00 to be paid within 60 days, with a revocation of license and qualifying



Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 50; 16-03-01 Southwest Steel

Inc., to issue a DEFAULT ORDER assessing an administrative penalty in the amount of

$500.00 to be paid within 60 days, with a revocation of license and qualifying certificate for

1 years. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

g. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 22; 16-02-03 CDP Builders

Inc., to re-open case and continue with hearing. Commissioner Kaufman SECONDED the

motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 167; 16-02-12 Bishop, G.

Roofing LLC., to re-open case and continue with hearing. Commissioner Kaufman

SECONDED the motion. Motion passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

h. Deliberation on Licensee Disciplinary Action Cases

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 11-2227, North Mesa Builders,

to pay fines totaling $3,900.00, civil penalty of $1,500.00, totaling $5,400.00. Respondent

must pay $3,100.00 today May 16, 2018 and the remainder within 30 days, by April 21,

2018, in the amount of $2,300.00. Commissioner Kaufman seconded the motion. Motion

passed by UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

Commissioner Fellows made a MOTION on case number 337; 16-08-22 Restore Masters

Contracting LLC., to CLOSE case, Respondent fulfilled Settlement Agreement.


APPROVAL

IX. NEXT MEETING DATE

Regular meeting is scheduled July 18, 2018 at 9:30 a.m., Regulation and Licensing

Division, Construction Industries Division Main Conference Room, Albuquerque, New

Mexico.




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X. ADJOURN

With no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at

1:18 p.m.

NEW MEXICO CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRIES COMMISSION

_____________________________ _________________

KEN WOOTEN DATE

VICE CHAIRMAN

_____________________________ _________________

MARTIN ROMERO DATE

CID ACTING DIRECTOR

Susana MartinezGOVERNOR

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Martin RomeroACTINGDIRECTOR

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Administrative Services Division(sos) 476-4800

Alcohol and Gaming Division(505) 476-4875

Boards and Commissions Division(sos) 4764600

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MARTIN ROMERO, ACTING DIRECTOR, CID

ACTING DIRECTOR'S REPORT

May 16,2018

Chairman Baker & Members of the Construction Industries Commission

Director's Update:

Good Morning! Thank you for the opportunity to report to you today the events

of CID for the months of March and April, 2018.

I'd like to introduce Mary James who will serve as the lead person of allcommission meetings from now to the end of the year. Her responsibilitieswill include coordinating all CIC meetings and public hearings.

Mary James also serves as the front end supervisor of the Santa Fe.

Albuquerque, and Las Cruces office.

Fire code enforcement is often seen simply as conducting inspections, notingviolations, and conducting re-inspections to ensure violations have been

corrected. In its pure and simple form, this is true. However that's not the case.

Contractors, Architects, and fire protection engineers are recently beingburdened with attempted over-enforcement of code requirements by the state

and local fire marshals. The law is clear. The design and construction of new

structures shall comply with the International Building Code which must be

considered prior to Fire Marshall Codes as the International Building Code sets

the standards for construction. Any alterations, additions, changes in use orchanges in structures required, must be compliant with and within the scope ofthe Intemational Building code.

Mr. Chairman, due to the over enforcement actions I have requested a meetingwith the New Mexico State Fire Marshall, and [which] Fire Chief and wouldlike to involve the CIC sub-committee to address fire code requirements and theprocess of the building code requirements.

CID Presentation and Training Alamogordo. NM

Claudia AtmijoDEPUTYGENERAL

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General. Mechanical. Electrical & Comnliance

The purpose of this presentation and training was to discuss the code approval processes andto explore more ways to keep each other better informed about industry issues.

Presentations provided by all three bureaus and compliance were well received and therewere plenty of questions?

Concerns unlicensed contracting in the Alamogordo area was a notable topic of discussion.In discussions with Amanda Roybal, Carolyn Hernandez had visited the area a week beforeare visit. There are currently 28 investigations been prosecuted in the area and one of theunlicensed contractors that they were complaining about is currently under investigation. Alot of work goes into these investigations from the moment they start until they are

completed.

There are unlicensed contractors out there I agree. Anyone who can (or can't!) swing a

hammer can claim to be a contractor, but few are licensed to do so. With that said I believe

that Amanda Roybal and her group have done an outstanding job of the enforcement ofunlicensed contracting in New Mexico and her interaction with theses contractors and

presentation in Alamogordo is an example of that. To Amanda and her group I would just

like sayjob well done.

Plans & Permitting/Manager's Report

Richard Lucero - Plans & Permitting Manager

Plans for the month of March,2018

o Total Plans Reviewed: 774...161 were commercial... 358 were Residential

o EPR 241plans reviewed

o Public School Plans for the month: EPR- 14 plans reviewed

Plans for the month April,2018

o Total Plans Reviewed: 752....130 were commercial...372 were Residential

o EPR 235 plans reviewed

o Public School Plans for the month: EPR- 15 plans reviewed

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o Grand Total: 6,188 (incoming calls, emails, outgoing calls and voicemails)

. CID Inspection Request Monthly Report for April 01,2018 - April 30, 2018

o Grand Total: 5,856 (incoming calls, email, outgoing calls and voicemails)

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Personnel Matters:

. Spaceport: continues to do TI work - and is still on going.

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Michelle Langehennig (IT) continues to work with Bureau Chiefs and otherCID/MHD Staff on the replacement of Accela.

BUREAU UPDATES

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION BUREAU - March and April, 2018

Ron Hibner - Acting Bureau Chief

Acting Bureau Chief Ron Hibner met on April 4 with Steven Saavedra,Representative for the City of Aztec, Kimberly of Winters Construction and

Architect Timothy Christensen. There was a tour of the HUB Building to review ofthe proposed design with discussion regarding occupancy classification, exitingrequirements and corridor fire rating requirements.

Acting Bureau Chief Ron Hibner met with Veronica Chavez of New MexicoDepartment of Homeland Security Emergency Management, Wendy Blackwell,CFM, State Hazard Mitigation Officer, Jesus Carrasco, Director of NMMHD todiscuss coordination between various agencies and the local flood plainadministrators. There was also discussion of CID inspector's attendance of the FEMADamage Assessment Training in the past.

Inspectors from the northern and central areas attended Stucco and EIFS Assembliestraining sponsored by Preferred Providers, LLC and RWC Building Products at theRWC office and yard in Albuquerque. The training included code requirements,product identifi cation and proper installation recommendations.

Code training with other CID Bureaus for the BCAOC (Building ContractorsAssociation of Otero County) providing presentations on current codes, listening tofeedback from the local contractors and discussion concerning issues and concerns.

The meeting was very successful in promoting a better understanding of issues fromboth points of view and improving communications.

General Construction Inspectors from the entire state attended training on SeismicDesign for Fire Sprinklers in Santa Fe sponsored by the Northern New MexicoAssociation of Public Safety Officials. This training was especially helpful inclarifying methods in determining seismic design categories for specific locationswithin the state.

General Construction Bureau TAC Meeting in Albuquerque. Discussions includedFlammability Standards for safety and health in building insulation, the Southwest

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Energy Efficiency Project 2009 IECC, Code change Proposal to the 2015 NewMexico Historic Earthen Building Code.

MECHANICAL BUREAU - March and April, 2018

J.T. Baca - Bureau Chief

Mechanical Bureau Chief J.T. Baca traveled to IAPMO HQ. In Ontario CA toattended two committee meetings. The UPC Workshop Committee develops

plumbing scenario drawing which are utilized in training at the annual International

Education and Business Conference. Bureau chief Baca has submitted a drawing

which was one of six chosen to be used for this year's training to be held inPhiladelphia PA in late fall. This drawing will also be published in the international

IAPMO magazine. This is Bureau Chief Baca's 5th consecutive drawing to be

accepted for training and publishing. The second meeting was with the IAPMO

standards council to which Bureau Chief Baca was recently appointed and represents

govefilment regulators on the panel.

Bureau Chief Baca recently attended the Electrical TAC Meeting where he provided

valuable information regarding proper procedures for adopting and amending codes

and information regarding CEU training to the E TAC for future use.

Bureau Chief Baca and Compliance Manager Amanda Roybal met with NMED

Liquid Waste program manager Bob Italiano and his senior staff. The meeting was to

discuss collaboration with CID regarding compliance issues, training on codes and

overlapping jurisdiction. Future meeting will take place with a larger stakeholders

group to further develop training and share information.

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As already mentioned, Bureau Chief Baca and Mechanical Chief Inspector James

Darnold along with CID Bureau Chiefs and Compliance Manager Amanda Roybal

traveled to Alamogordo New Mexico to provide power point code training and

information to the BCAOC. The training was regarding inspections and compliance.

This outreach was successful and Chief Baca recommends this be used as the model

for future outreach training/meetings with jurisdictional municipalities and builder's

groups throughout the state.

Bureau Chief J.T. Baca participated in a teleconference meeting which included City

of Farmington CBO, Derek Childers and Doug Doudy, Administrative Captain,

Farmington Fire Department. The meeting was to provide information regarding the

installation and inspection of residential plumbing based fire protection sprinkler

systems in one and two family dwellings. Chief Baca provided code guidance to help

resolve an issue between both parties.

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Bureau Chief J.T. Baca long with other CID senior staff attended a meeting and demo

with RLD IT staff and Salesforce staff to introduce and provide insight to the newlyproposed permitting and inspection system to replace the Acela System. The demo

and meeting provided information regarding the proposed system while CID staffprovided basic feedback on specific needs and profiles for each bureau and section.

ELECTRICAL BUREAU - March and April,2018

Kelly Hunt - Bureau Chief

Bureau Chief Hunt, along with Chief Inspector Joseph Martinez and Inspector JasonDavis attended a meeting of Salesforce staff to introduce the newly proposedpermitting and inspection system which will replace the Acela System. Due to theirexperience, Joseph and Jason, as electrical bureau representatives, will assist in thistransition.

Bureau Chief Hunt has acknowledged that his bureau shall be providing training toMHD Inspectors for PV Solar systems on MHD Units, a noted responsibility of MHDinspectors. Bureau Chief Hunt has provided training to these inspectors in the past

which have proven successful. As Acting Director, I have requested that this trainingbe completed as soon as possible.

The Electrical Bureau is considering changes to the Administrative Code to reflectdiscussions of the technical advisory committee.

The same as other trade bureaus, inspections are increasing as CID has assumed

inspections of ABQ Albuquerque Public Schools, Hobbs and Roswell municipalinspections.

The Electrical Bureau is working with the Investigations & Enforcement Unit onseveral different complaints.

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LP GAS BUREAU - March and April,2018

Clay Bailey - Bureau Chief

o Inspections for and movies and concerts included "Roswell" and "Rivers and Roads".

. Special events for February included the PBR Ty Murray Invitational and St Patrick'sDay Balloon Rally.

o On March 1 and 2,2018, Bureau Chief Bailey conducted the NMIAAI Board and

Officers meeting and the quarterly Membership meeting in Las Cruces.

o On March 21,2018, Bureau Chief Bailey attended the CIC meeting in Albuquerque.

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Inspections for and movies and concerts included "Rivers and Roads", "Cosmos" and"The Gold Finch".

Special events for April included the Albuquerque Public Schools Fine Arts Program,IINM Fiestas, Sustainability Expo, International Festival, Fiesta Del Cinco,Albuquerque Home & Garden Show, Gathering of Nations, NM Expo Flea Marketand Nizhoni Days Powwow.

On April 3,2018, Chief Inspector James Morrison attended the final vendors meetingin preparation for the Gathering of Nations being held at Expo NM.

On April 3 and 4,2018, All the LP gas inspectors attended an inspectors meeting and

training in Albuquerque.

On April 4, 2018, Bureau Chief Bailey along with other members of CID attended a

Sales Force meeting. During the breakout session for the Bureau, Chief Bailey,Administration AssistantBliza Casados and LP Gas [nspector Rob Sloan attended.

On April 30, 2018, Bureau Chief Bailey and Chief Inspector James Morrison met

with representatives from the Albuquerque Fire Department, The Albuquerque

Convention Center and The American Farriers Association. This meeting was

relating to the American Farriers wanting to return to Albuquerque for their 2020

event. In 2009 the event was held at the convention center. This event brings with itspecial concerns and considerations which requires at least one inspector present

during all competition spanning the three days.

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