Idaho State Board of Barber Examiners
Meeting Minutes of July 8, 2002
ROLL CALL: Cher Stone, Chair
Leslie Thorson
Curtis Park
ALSO PRESENT: Rayola Jacobsen, Bureau Chief
Budd Hetrick, Deputy Bureau Chief
Roger Hales, Administrative Attorney
Marilyn London, Secretary
Cher Stone called the meeting
to order at 10:00 a.m.
Rayola Jacobsen shared with the Board information on the new additional conference room/exam room the Bureau acquired to provide space for all the examinations given and for larger meetings. This will save from obtaining space in other rooms for exams and larger meetings.
Rayola Jacobsen gave the Board copies of the parliamentary procedure with information that will help the Board meetings run more smoothly. There is also a change in the open meeting law that board meeting can still operate if there is at least one board member in the meeting room and the others can be on conference phone. As long as there is a quorum.
The Governor appointed Curtis Park for another term.
The Bureau will be introducing legislation for a new licensee birthday renewal date. The first year will be pro-rated. This will help even out the workload and money through out the year. Leslie Thorson moved to support the birthday renewal date. Curtis Park seconded the motion, and the motion carried.
The Board’s financial report indicated a balance of $102,977.29 on June 30, 2002. Curtis Park moved to accept the report. Leslie Thorson seconded the motion, and the motion carried.
The Board reviewed the minutes of the March 11th board meeting and April 22nd, May 22nd and June 7, 2002 conference call minutes. Curtis Park moved to accept the minutes as written. Leslie Thorson seconded the motion, and the motion carries.
Budd Hetrick presented the investigative report, which indicated that two complaints have been received for the year 2002. One is under investigation and complaint BAR5602.02.002 from Health and Welfare has been resolved.
The Board received a letter from barber instructor Brad Perkins requesting the Board issue a work permit for a barber stylist student obtaining additional training hours to meet the requirement to retake the barber stylist theory portion of the examination. The Board directed Roger Hales to answer the letter stating that the Board could not issue a work permit because it would be in violation of their law, which does not allow work permits.
The next meeting of the barber association will be September 15th through 19th at Baltimore, Maryland. Leslie Thorson and Curtis Park will be attending this meeting.
The Board reviewed a bill submitted by Larry Hicks the owner of Continental College for use of his facility for administering five barber examinations. Leslie Thorson moved to pay a total fee of $1,250 for the use of the facility for the five examinations. Curtis seconded the motion, and the motion carried.
The Board will submit legislation for 2003 to allow barbers and barber stylist to cut inmates hair inside of the jails, etc. Also discussed were bonds for barber colleges. Leslie Thorson moved to change the bond requirement to the amount of $20,000 and the exception law for inmates. Curtis Park seconded the motion and the motion carried.
Cher Stone shared with the Board that she has spoken with an individual at the EVITS, a school located in Pocatello, which may be interested in adding training for barbers and barber stylists. They would like additional information to help make this decision. The Board decided to have a questionnaire put together asking barbers and barber stylists questions on jobs available for barbers and information on what they charge for different services.
The Board approved the following endorsement applications for licensure:
Linda Connor
Debbie Hern
For barber examination:
Dennis Boothe
The meeting adjourned at 12:10 p.m.
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