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In 1925 the North
Carolina General Assembly established the authority of the North Carolina
Licensing Board for General Contractors, amending Chapter 318 of the Public
Laws, designed for the purpose of safeguarding life, health and property
and to promote public welfare. The licensing statutes which govern the
North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors prescribe certain
standards for persons, firms and corporations who enter into contracts for
construction work in this state. The practice act providing specific
regulatory authority over general contractors is found under N.C. General
Statute 87, Article 1. Current laws in North Carolina define general
contractors as persons, firms or corporations who enter into construction
projects costing $30,000 or more.
Board Members
Michael L. Barber, Chairman, Greensboro
Susan J. Monroe, Vice-Chairman,
Fayetteville
J. Allen Barnhill, Jr., Tarboro
Cleve Paul, Goldsboro
J. Sam Pierce, Jr., Cramerton
Leslie Silverstein, Raleigh
J. Jerry Smith, Goldsboro
Carl E. Worsley, Jr., Nags Head
Paul Zia, P.E., Raleigh
Administration
Mark D. Selph, Secretary-Treasurer
Nancy G. Routh, Associate Secretary-Treasurer
Frances W.
McDonald, Licensing Manager
Cherie H.
Sutton, Renewal Manager
Debbie Price, Administrative Assistant
Connie Bartlett, Recovery Fund & Licensing
Specialist
Pam Tew, Licensing/Renewal Specialist
Mozelle Hicks, Licensing/Renewal Specialist
Brenda Spence, Customer
Service Representative
Joan T. McDonnell,
Licensing/Renewal Specialist
Amanda Carter, Licensing & Customer Service Specialist
Legal
Bailey & Dixon,
L.L.P., General Counsel
Investigations
Linda Mangum, Investigator, Eastern NC
Joel A. Macon, Investigator, Coastal NC
J. Michael Silver, Investigator, Western NC
Kenneth B. McCombs, Investigator, Central NC
Mike Brown, Investigator, Coastal-NE NC
Curtis Huff, Investigator, Upper Piedmont NC
Susan D. Sullivan, Complaint Administrator
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