HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/27/2024 - Building Review Commission - AGENDA - Regular MeetingPage 1
Eric Richards, Chair Location:
Shaun Moscrip, Vice Chair Council Chambers, City Hall
Gabe Dunbar
Bob Poncelow
300 LaPorte Ave
Casey Roberts
Jeffrey Schneider
Staff Liaison:
Marcus Coldiron
Ronnie Zimmerman Chief Building Official
AGENDA
JUNE 27, 2024
9:00 AM
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•CALL TO ORDER
•ROLL CALL
•AGENDA REVIEW
•PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA
•DISCUSSION AGENDA
1.MINUTES OF MAY 30, 2024
The purpose of this item is to consider approval of the minutes from the May 30, 2024 regular
meeting of the Building Review Commission.
2.DAWN SPIKER, HAHN PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO COMPLETE
WORK OUTSIDE OF LICENSE LEVEL
DESCRIPTION: Ms. Dawn Spiker of Hahn Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is requesting a variance to
the allowable scope of work of the currently held HVAC(RR) supervisor’s
certificate.
STAFF: Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development &
Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
Building Review Commission
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3. ERIC VAN DIXHORN, NOCO OUTDOOR LIVING DBA ARCHADECK OF NORTHERN COLORADO -
REQUEST FOR HIGHER LICENSE CLASSIFICATON THAN GRANTED
DESCRIPTION: Mr. Eric Van Dixhorn of Noco Outdoor Living dba Archadeck of Northern
Colorado is requesting that he be granted a higher license classification than he
was originally granted.
STAFF: Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development &
Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
• OTHER BUSINESS
• ADJOURNMENT
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AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY JUNE 27, 2024
Building Review Commission
STAFF
David Howell, Business Support III
SUBJECT
CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE MAY 30, 2024 BRC MEETING
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The purpose of this item is to approve the minutes of the May 30, 2024 meeting of the Building Review
Commission.
ATTACHMENTS
1.BRC May 30, 2024 Minutes - DRAFT
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Eric Richards, Chair Council Chambers
Shaun Moscrip, Vice Chair 300 Laporte Avenue, Fort Collins
Gabe Dunbar
Bob Poncelow
Casey Roberts Staff Liaison:
Jeffrey Schneider Marcus Coldiron
Ronnie Zimmerman Chief Building Official
Meeting Minutes
May 30, 2024
A regular meeting of the Building Review Commission was held on Thursday, May 30, 2024, at
9:00 a.m. in person at 300 Laporte Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado.
•CALL TO ORDER
Chair Richards called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
•ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Dunbar, Moscrip, Poncelow, Richards, Roberts, Schneider, and Zimmerman
ABSENT: None
STAFF: Coldiron, Manno, Howell, and Shehan
•PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA
None.
•DISCUSSION AGENDA
1.MINUTES OF APRIL 25, 2024
The purpose of this item is to consider approval of the minutes from the April 25, 2024 regular
meeting of the Building Review Commission.
Chair Richards made a name correction to the April 25, 2024 minutes.
Commissioner Poncelow moved to approve the minutes of the April 25, 2024 meeting as
amended. Commissioner Dunbar seconded. The motion passed 7-0.
Building Review
Commission
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2. NATHAN EPPERSON, SKOOKUM CRAFTSMANSHIP, LLC - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO THE
PROJECT VERIFICATION REQUIREMENT FOR A NEW LICENSE AND SUPERVISOR’S
CERTIFICATE
DESCRIPTION: Mr. Nathan Epperson of Skookum Craftsmanship, LLC is requesting a variance
to the project verification requirement to obtain a Class D1 license and
supervisor’s certificate.
STAFF: Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development &
Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
Nathan Epperson introduced himself.
Chair Richards outlined the hearing process.
Staff Presentation
Manno stated Mr. Epperson is requesting a variance to the project verifications for a new license and
supervisor’s certificate. Manno outlined Mr. Epperson's denied license request which included
project verifications for projects located in Fort Collins with Kevin Dewlen of FR Development listed
as the principal contractor and supervisor’s certificate holder for the permits. Manno stated the
nature of Mr. Epperson’s association with Mr. Dewlen and the details of these projects remain
unclear. Additionally, Mr. Dewlen’s company’s lack of worker’s compensation coverage and the
absence of recorded employees for FR Development is particularly concerning.
Manno noted the Code’s project verification requirement cannot be filled by relying on projects that
were completed within the city of Fort Collins as the license and supervisor’s certificate themselves
are required to serve as a contractor or project supervisor. Manno stated the staff recommendation
is for denial of the request given the lack of evidence showing experience for the license and
supervisor’s certificate classification being requested. Manno outlined the role of the Commission
and discussed what members should consider in this case. Additionally, Manno discussed Mr.
Dewlen’s history and noted the supervisor’s certificate for Mr. Dewlen expired on June 24, 2023.
Applicant Presentation
Mr. Epperson stated he has been in the residential construction industry for most of his adult life and
discussed his work experience for FR Development from 2013 until 2022. He stated he believed he
followed the instructions for the licensing process properly and noted he passed the G13 exam and
got a residential inspector certification. He stated his purpose in applying for this license is to build
decks, finish basements, complete small additions, and to have the ability to possibly build a custom
home or spec home.
Staff Response
Manno stated Mr. Epperson could be placed into a license classification that may be better suited to
his needs at this time; however, a license cannot be issued based on what Mr. Epperson would like
to do in the future with the information provided.
Applicant Response
Mr. Epperson stated he has worked in Fort Collins his entire life and commented on the Code
requirement for project management outside the city. He stated he went back to the earlier projects
under Mr. Dewlen as he is a respected contractor in the city. Additionally, Mr. Epperson stated his
qualifications are well suited to carry a D1 license.
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Commission Questions/Discussion
Commissioner Dunbar asked Mr. Epperson to describe his daily responsibilities as a supervisor on
the projects he submitted. Mr. Epperson replied he poured footings, measured for support beams,
doublechecked framing, oversaw HVAC contractors, laid out cabinets for the trim contractor, and
made punch lists as appropriate to ensure things were complete for the homeowners.
Commissioner Zimmerman requested Mr. Epperson elaborate on why he provided project
verifications from ten plus years ago and asked why FR Development has stated it never had any
employees. Manno replied the company stated it did not have any employees and noted there is a
requirement to provide a worker’s compensation policy if a company does have employees.
Mr. Epperson stated he chose the projects he did as he has a good relationship with Mr. Dewlen,
who is a respected contractor in the community. He stated he did not use later FR Development
projects as he did not leave the company on the best terms in 2022.
Commissioner Schneider asked Mr. Epperson about his experience with projects prior to permits
being issued in terms of design, budget, and planning. Mr. Epperson replied he was not especially
involved in the planning phase of the projects he submitted, though he feels he has more experience
in that area now.
Commissioner Poncelow asked Mr. Epperson to provide information as to what types of projects he
was doing between 2015 and 2022. Mr. Epperson replied he was still working with FR Development
at that time and was doing miscellaneous improvements on properties owned by the company when
development slowed. He stated he then worked for the City of Fort Collins for a time and now does
small home improvements that do not require a license.
Chair Richards asked Mr. Epperson if he was aware FR Development was not claiming employees.
Mr. Epperson replied in the negative and stated he was hired by the company as an employee in
2014 after being a subcontractor.
Commissioner Dunbar asked Mr. Epperson if he has acted as supervisor on any projects since
2014. Mr. Epperson replied he was heavily involved in several projects but was not necessarily the
primary project manager on those. He stated he was the primary supervisor on an addition project
on Cherokee in 2018.
Commissioner Dunbar noted the Commission has previously granted variances for using projects
within the city of Fort Collins for project verification; however, they are usually more recent. Mr.
Epperson stated he would need to do some research to determine those addresses.
Commissioner Dunbar asked if Mr. Epperson would need to come back before the Commission if he
were to revise his application to include newer project verifications within Fort Collins. Manno
replied in the affirmative noting it still may be difficult to determine whether he is eligible for the D1
license depending on the extent of the projects. Manno concurred that the Commission has
previously granted variances for projects in Fort Collins; however, the circumstances have varied.
Commissioner Roberts requested more detail on Mr. Epperson’s work in a supervisor’s role after the
projects that were provided were completed. Mr. Epperson replied he continued to do the same type
of work for FR Development after Mr. Dewlen left the company; however, those projects were under
different supervisors’ licenses. He stated he was essentially a site superintendent on most of the
projects on which he worked.
Commissioner Zimmerman stated he does not feel comfortable granting a variance with the provided
information and suggested Mr. Epperson resubmit for a license based on more recent work. He also
suggested a D2 license may be more appropriate.
Commissioner Schneider asked Mr. Epperson if he has any licenses with any other jurisdictions or
municipalities. Mr. Epperson replied in the negative.
Commissioner Dunbar concurred with Commissioner Zimmerman.
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Commissioner Roberts encouraged Mr. Epperson to consider submitting projects that were not
completed within Fort Collins.
Commissioner Poncelow also concurred and suggested Mr. Epperson take some time to further
review the work he did on the projects.
Commissioner Roberts made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Dunbar, that the Building
Review Commission deny the request for a variance to City Code Section 15-158(A)(2) finding
based on agenda materials, information presented, and the discussion on the item, and the
strict application of the Code, would not result in peculiar or exceptional practical difficulties
to, or exceptional undue hardship on, Mr. Epperson, and Mr. Epperson failed to demonstrate
that he possessed the other qualifications not specifically listed in City Code Chapter 15,
Article to perform in a competent manner any construction authorized under the class D1
license and supervisor certificate. Furthermore, granting this variance would be a
substantial detriment to the public good and would impair the intent and purpose of Article 5.
Additionally, the Commission suggests that Mr. Epperson review more current work and
provide more detail on those projects in a future license application.
Commissioner Moscrip questioned whether the Commission would rather postpone a decision to
allow for Mr. Epperson to gather more information instead of having to resubmit resulting in
additional fees. Manno replied a new application and fee would not be required, just new project
verifications.
Chair Richards asked if the City places more weight on license holders who are in good standing
adequately licensed within the city for project verifications. Manno replied in the negative and stated
it would be the same process regardless.
Chair Richards noted this decision is appealable to Council.
THE MOTION PASSED 7-0.
(Secretary’s Note: The Commission took a brief recess at this point in the meeting.)
3. MICHAEL PATE, AMAROK FOR MIRANDA CABRERA, AJAX SAFETY AND SECURITY
CONTRACTING, INC. - REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO THE PROJECT VERIFICATION
REQUIREMENT FOR A NEW LICENSE AND SUPERVISOR’S CERTIFICATE
DESCRIPTION: Miranda Cabrera of AJAX Safety and Security Contracting, Inc. is requesting a
new Class C1(DR) license and supervisor’s certificate to be issued without
project verifications that will qualify for the license classification.
STAFF: Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development &
Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
Michael Pate introduced himself.
Chair Richards outlined the hearing process.
Staff Presentation
Manno noted this application was originally submitted by Miranda Cabrera of Ajax Safety and
Security Contracting requesting that a class C1(DR) license and supervisor’s certificate be issued
without project verifications that qualify for the license classification. Manno noted Ajax offers
commercial battery-charged electric security fence installation and the company has been
contracted to install a commercial electric fence taller than 6 feet in height. Manno stated staff feels
the license classification being sought falls far above what the company does and can qualify for;
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however, there are no other licensing classifications that are suitable and due to the structural
aspects of the project, this licensing classification is necessary.
Manno noted Mr. Pate is appealing the denial of the initial application and is requesting a variance
from the project verification requirement. Manno stated staff is recommending a variance of some
type, either a one-time permit, a 30-day temporary permit, or something similar, and outlined the
items for the Commission to consider.
Applicant Presentation
Mr. Pate stated Amarok is a security company that builds perimeter security systems, which he
described. He noted Ajax is an installation company that Amarok has worked with throughout
Colorado.
Staff Response
Manno stated limiting a license for these types of companies has worked in the past and noted staff
does not have the ability to do that without Commission approval.
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official, stated the Code does not currently provide for a ‘catch-all’
license or the administrative ability to limit a license for these types of niche projects.
Commission Questions/Discussion
Chair Richards asked if there are multiple projects in Fort Collins the company is seeking to
construct. Mr. Pate replied there is only one currently, though there may be more in the future.
Commissioner Moscrip noted the Commission has run across this issue a few times for niche
projects and expressed support for granting a license limited to fencing, not just for a single project.
Commissioner Dunbar asked how Ajax is affiliated with Amarok. Mr. Pate replied Ajax is one of
many third-party installers hired by Amarok allowing it to not have to hold licenses in every
jurisdiction in which it works.
Commissioner Dunbar clarified the variance would then be granted to Ajax.
Commissioner Moscrip asked why Miranda Cabrera is not present representing Ajax. Mr. Pate
replied he did not believe she needed to attend as he is present. Manno also noted staff was aware
she would not be present.
Commissioner Zimmerman made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Dunbar, that the
Building Review Commission grant the requested variance to the prior project requirements
under City Code Section 15-158(A)(2), 15-159(A)(6), and 15-160(A)(6) with respect to Ms.
Cabrera’s application for a class C1 DR license and supervisor’s certificate. This variance is
limited to allowing the issuance of a class C1 DR license solely for the installation of electric
security fences that may be installed under such license. The Commission finds that
granting the variance will not be a substantial detriment to the public good or substantially
impair the intent and purposes of Chapter 15, Article 5, and the strict application of these
Code sections would result in peculiar or exceptional practical difficulties for Ms. Cabrera
because of the limited scope of the work that is being done and the inability of the
Commission under current licensing categories to address these niche cases.
THE MOTION PASSED 7-0.
• OTHER BUSINESS
Adam Hirschhorn stated he is working to craft a resilience policy for the City and asked the Commission if
there are any new construction materials about which members are excited and whether there are any
innovative modes of construction the Commission would like to see included. He provided his contact
information for the members.
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• ADJOURNMENT
Chair Richards adjourned the meeting at 10:17 a.m.
Minutes prepared by TriPoint Data and respectfully submitted by David Howell.
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STAFF REPORT June 27, 2024
Building Review Commission
STAFF
Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development & Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
SUBJECT
REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO COMPLETE WORK OUTSIDE OF LICENSE LEVEL
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Ms. Dawn Spiker of Hahn Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is requesting a variance to the allowable scope of work of
the currently held HVAC(RR) supervisor’s certificate.
BACKGROUND
Ms. Spiker currently holds a Class HVAC(RR) supervisor’s certificate with Hahn Plumbing & Heating, Inc. This
supervisor’s certificate was approved and issued on November 3, 2022. The approval and issuance were
based upon the submitted project verifications and testing. At the time of application submittal, it was
determined that an HVAC(RR) – Repair Replace supervisor’s certificate could be granted.
During recent email exchanges to determine if a new license classification could be granted, it was stated that,
“Unfortunately, we are not able to submit ‘new commercial projects.’” Ms. Spiker’s appeal and request will fall
under either an HVAC(C) and/or HVAC(R) license and supervisor’s classification which cannot be granted at
this time due to lack of qualifying project verifications.
There was some confusion on the appellants part during email exchanges in relation to something that was
seen on a website relating to what the HVAC(R) license and supervisor’s certificate authorizes. Staff have
investigated this and have been unable to find where the information stated in the email string is located on our
website and ask the appellant for help in identifying where this information is, so that we may help reduce any
confusion. The information on the website directly states what is in the City’s Municipal Code and is not what is
stated in the email string.
Ms. Spiker appeals to the commission to allow the installation of new mini-split systems with the currently held
HVAC(RR) supervisor’s certificate.
RELEVANT CITY CODE SECTIONS
Section 15-160 – License classifications; fees; renewals
(d) A specialized trade contractor license and a specialized trade contractor supervisor certificate shall be
required for any contractor performing any specialized trade listed herein. Prior to any specialized trade
supervisor being issued a supervisor certificate, the applicant for such certificate shall successfully complete
a written examination as provided in § 15-157, or the applicant shall provide proof of equivalent technical
qualification as determined by the Building Official. Applicants for a specialized trade contractor license or a
specialized trade contractor supervisor certificate shall submit an application and documents verifying that
the applicant has acted in the principal role of contractor or primary project supervisor on no less than three
(3) separate completed specialized trade projects as set forth under § 15-158 of this Article. Each
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specialized trade contractor license regulated under this Article is listed and described hereunder with
respect to the scope of work authorized by each such license as follows:
HVAC-RR (repair and replacement) authorizes the replacement installation of environment nonportable
heating, ventilation, air conditioning equipment and the related piping, ducts, venting, appliances, controls
and electrical wiring (supplying not more than fifty [50] volts) associated with the repair or replacement.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the request based upon provided written evidence stating the knowledge
required to install new mini-split systems along with the following condition:
-Must provide three project verifications for new (from nothing to something), completed mini-split
installations.
City Code Section 2-173 provides the standard for a variance. Under that section, the Commission should
examine whether:
(a)The Code imposes peculiar or exceptional practical difficulties to the applicant;
(b)The Code imposes undue hardship on the applicant;
(c)The applicant demonstrates to the BRC’s satisfaction that it possesses other qualifications not
specifically listed in the Code that the BRC determines qualify the applicant to perform competently.
The Commission should also consider whether a variance can be granted without substantial detriment to the
public good, and without substantially impairing the intent and purpose of the Code.
If the Commission agrees with the recommendation, the Commission may pass a motion to require the appellant
to provide required project verifications to be granted a variance allowing the installation of new mini-split
systems under the currently held supervisor’s certificate.
If the Commission disagrees with the recommendation, the Commission may pass a motion to deny the
appellants request to install new mini-splits under currently held supervisor’s certificate.
Staff does recognize that this is a divergence from code and thanks the Commission for thoughtful
consideration.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Appeal Form
2.Email – Communications
3. Contractor Licensing Application Packet
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Appellant Name: d/b/a
Address:
Phone #: Mobile #
Action Requested:
Exam Waiver License Upgrade
License approval (denied by staff) Other
Description of request/problem and other mitigating factors (attach additional information and/or materials):
Appellant Signature Date
Appellant may appear in person, in writing, or by agent and should be prepared to present all relevant details, or other
evidence in support of this hearing request at the hearing time indicated below.
Regular meetings are scheduled for the last Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at 300
LaPorte Avenue. Applications must be filed one month prior to the desired hearing date to ensure consideration.
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Distribution: Original – Appellant, Copy -- File
Hahn Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Dawn Spiker
130 Chestnut St., Fort Collins, CO 80524
970-484-7668 303-638-8868
License to include installation of new mini-splits
Currently I hold an HVAC (RR) Repair and Replace License. I would like to appeal to the
Board that I be allowed to install new mini-split systems with my currently held license.
Please see the attached additional explanation.
5/22/24
Appellant Signature
Email: bookkeeper@hahnplumbing.com
Appeal fee PAID via CREDIT CARD
BRB240005 Invoice 353243, Receipt 391154
May 23, 2024 DAH
June 27, 2024 9:00am
The fee to appeal to the Building Review Board is $50
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ADDITIONAL EXPLANATION
RE: Appeal by Dawn Spiker to allow installations of new mini-spit systems with current HVAC RR license.
Currently my HVAC RR license allows me to replace a full residential split system (furnace and air conditioner) but will
not allow me to install a new from scratch simple mini-split system. Please let me explain the needed steps for
installing a mini-split system and how it is quite similar to replacing a full residential split system.
Steps to install a mini-split system:
1.Perform a Manual J Load Calculation. This is a calculation that helps identify the building’s HVAC capacity
and the size of the equipment needed for heating/cooling a building. This calculation should also be
performed before replacing a full residential split system.
2.Electrical. Ensure there are proper electrical connections for the outdoor condenser unit and the indoor head
unit. If not, then hire a licensed electrician to put into place the proper connections. With a full residential
split system, the electrical is more than likely already in place. This doesn’t mean that it is up to code, or that
the condition of the electrical connections are good.
3. Setting Outdoor Condenser. The outdoor condenser needs to be placed on a condenser pad that is level and
stable and the feet of the condenser properly secured to the pad. In a full residential split system this same
step must occur, however the only diƯerence is that the condenser for a full residential split system usually
doesn’t have feet that need to be secured to the pad.
4. Mounting of the Head Unit Indoors. This involves Ʊnding studs in the wall and mounting the bracket that is
supplied with the unit to the wall. With a full residential split system, you must ensure that furnace is on set
level on a non-combustible service. If the surface is combustible, then there must be a Ʊre block in place. In
most cases the air conditioner coil is then set on top of the furnace. The furnace and air condition coil must
then be connected and sealed properly to the existing supply and return ducting in the home. If the
replacement furnace and coil are not the same exact size / layout as the previous unit then there may be a
need to cut away and re-bend sheet metal. This complicated step of Ʊtting the furnace and air conditioner coil
to the existing ducting is not needed as a mini-split system is a ductless system.
5. Connecting the Indoor Head Unit to the Outdoor Condenser. A lineset must be run between the two units to
circulate the refrigerant. This is done by Ʊnding the easiest and shortest path between the two units. A hole
will need to be drilled in the wall behind the head unit. Sometimes this hole penetrates the exterior of the
building. Other times an exterior penetration will be at another location away from the Indoor Head Unit. With
a replacement of a full residential split system, the lineset is already in place. The condition of the existing
lineset will determine if it needs replaced or not. In some cases, running a replacement lineset in the same
path as the existing lineset is prohibitive. This means a new path will need to be run and a new exterior
penetration made.
6. Starting up the System. A pressure test of the system is Ʊrst performed to ensure there are no leaks at any of
the connections. After the pressure test, a vacuum is then pulled on the refrigerant lineset to be sure there is
no air or moisture in the lines. Once the lines have been properly vacuumed, the refrigerant charge is then
released into the system. The system is then started up and tested for proper cooling and heating specs.
These are the same exact steps taken for starting up a replacement full residential split system.
One thing to mention is that when replacing a full residential split system, the old system must be properly evacuated
of the old refrigerant. Proper procedures while completing this step is crucial for environmental reasons. With a new
mini-split system this evacuation process doesn’t happen because there is no “old” refrigerant to remove.
In conclusion, when comparing the steps needed to complete a full residential split system replacement and the
steps needed to install a new mini-split system there are not many diƯerences. A new mini-split system is much
easier and less knowledge is needed about proper ducting principles is needed.
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STAFF REPORT June 27, 2024
Building Review Commission
STAFF
Shar Manno, Manager, Customer Support, Community Development & Neighborhood Services
Marcus Coldiron, Chief Building Official
SUBJECT
REQUEST FOR HIGHER LICENSE CLASSIFICATION THAN GRANTED
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Mr. Eric Van Dixhorn of Noco Outdoor Living dba Archadeck of Northern Colorado is requesting that he be
granted a higher license classification than he was originally granted.
BACKGROUND
Mr. Van Dixhorn was granted a Class E(R) license and supervisor’s certificate on May 2, 2024. This decision
was based on the relatable experience on Eric’s home projects provided for the experience requirement.
However, for the long term he would like to have a Class D2 license and supervisor’s certificate so that he can
move into completing additions to homes.
Staff could not make a viable connection between the completed capital projects to structures that people live
and work within.
To this point, Mr. Van Dixhorn appeals to the commission to be granted a higher license classification than was
originally granted.
RELEVANT CITY CODE SECTIONS
Section 15-159 – Minimum experience qualifications
(a) Minimum experience requirements for Classes A, A-DR, B, B-DR, C-1, C-1-DR, C-2, C-2-DR, D-1,
D-2, D-DR, E, ER and MM general contractor licenses, specialized trade contractor licenses, and
associated supervisor certificates as described in § 15-160 are as hereafter provided in this Section.
In order to qualify for such minimum experience, all construction and specialized trade installation
projects are subject to the Building Official's review and approval for sufficient variety and
complexity. All such projects shall have been constructed or installed primarily by the applicant or
under the applicant's direct control. The particular license type and respective required minimum
documented experience are described as follows:
(10) To qualify for a Class D-2 license or supervisor certificate, the applicant must have constructed
or acted principally in the role of supervisor for the construction of three (3) completed projects
classified as additions or alterations to R-3 Occupancies (single-family or townhomes), each
project being at least one thousand (1,000) square feet.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends denial of this request based on the lack of permitted residential construction
experience for the request being sought.
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Agenda Item 3
Item 3, Page 2
City Code Section 2-173 provides the standard for a variance. Under that section, the Commission should
examine whether:
(a) The Code imposes peculiar or exceptional practical difficulties to the applicant;
(b) The Code imposes undue hardship on the applicant;
(c) The applicant demonstrates to the BRC’s satisfaction that it possesses other qualifications not
specifically listed in the Code that the BRC determines qualify the applicant to perform competently.
The Commission should also consider whether a higher license classification can be granted without substantial
detriment to the public good, and without substantially impairing the intent and purpose of the Code.
If the Commission agrees with the recommendation, the Commission may pass a motion to deny the appellant
be granted a higher license classification, Class D2.
If the Commission disagrees with the recommendation, the Commission may pass a motion to approve the
appellants request for a higher license classification, Class D2.
Staff does recognize that Mr. Van Dixhorn has extensive experience in capital projects and thanks the
Commission for thoughtful consideration.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Appeal Form
2. Appellant’s Materials
3. Email – Communications
4. Contractor Licensing Application Packet
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Appellant Name: d/b/a
Address:
Phone #: Mobile #
Action Requested:
Exam Waiver License Upgrade
License approval (denied by staff) Other
Description of request/problem and other mitigating factors (attach additional information and/or materials):
Appellant Signature Date
Appellant may appear in person, in writing, or by agent and should be prepared to present all relevant details, or other
evidence in support of this hearing request at the hearing time indicated below.
Regular meetings are scheduled for the last Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at 300
LaPorte Avenue. Applications must be filed one month prior to the desired hearing date to ensure consideration.
OFFICE USE ONLY
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Distribution: Original – Appellant, Copy -- File
Eric Van Dixhorn Archadeck of Northern Colorado
970-286-1399 970-286-1399
4022 Stoneway Court, Fort Collins, CO 80525
I recently applied for my General Contractor's license with the City of Fort Collins and was
granted a Class E (R) license. Because the majority of my experience has been in the heavy
civil industry, the building department did not believe I had the relevant experience to grant a
higher category license. I am starting a business that specializes in the design and construction
of outdoor living structures, such as decks, covered porches, pergolas, etc. Although the Class
E license would cover the majority of my future projects, I would like to have the ability to
perform home additions, three and four season rooms which in some cases, would require
structural alterations to the residence. I believe I have the background and experience to
perform this type of work.
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Email: northerncolorado@archadeck.net
Appeal fee PAID via CREDIT CARD
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June 27, 2024 9:00am
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APPEAL FORM
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Eric Van Dixhorn
4022 Stoneway Court
Fort Collins, CO 80525
evandixhorn@gmail.com
970-286-1399
Monday, June 17, 2024
City of Fort Collins
Building Services – Contractor Licensing
Building Review Commission
281 N. College Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80524
To Whom it May Concern,
My name is Eric Van Dixhorn and I am the owner of Archadeck of Northern Colorado, a newly
established branch of the national Archadeck Outdoor Living franchise. With over 60 locations
throughout the country (including locations in Denver and Colorado Springs) and 135,000+
structures built, Archadeck is North America’s most experienced deck and porch builder. Our office
is based in Fort Collins, and we aim to serve the broader Northern Colorado region with our
services, which include designing and constructing decks, patios, covered porches, gazebos, and
outdoor kitchens.
I recently applied for a general contractor’s license with the City of Fort Collins. Based on my
experience documentation, I was granted a Class E residential license. I am requesting
consideration for an upgrade to a Class D2 residential license, or whichever class that would allow
me to construct two-story decks and enclosed additions (i.e. three- and four-season rooms).
Enclosed with my application are comprehensive details about my educational and professional
qualifications. I look forward to presenting this information at the hearing on Thursday, June 27.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Respectfully,
Eric Van Dixhorn
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Table of Contents
•Letter of Recommendation
•Professional Background
•Project Examples
•Residential Projects
•Education Transcripts
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Letter of Recommendation
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June 11, 2024
To Whom it may Concern,
I had the pleasure of working with Eric Van Dixhorn at Zenith Tech, Inc., a heavy highway civil
contractor based in Waukesha, WI. During this time (+7 years), I served as Vice President of
Engineering, and Eric worked as a project manager.
Eric successfully managed a variety of projects, including complex movable bridges, pedestrian
bridges and highway structures. The largest project Eric managed for the company was a $68
million major interchange project in Milwaukee for the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation.
In his duties as a project manager, Eric was responsible for overseeing Zenith Tech’s self-
perform crews, which primarily handled the construction of the project’s structural concrete
elements. Eric ensured that formwork, falsework, temporary shoring, earth retention and beam
erection plans were meticulously followed and inspected. He worked closely with our
superintendents and engineering department to address any changes or questions that arose in
the field. Given Zenith Tech's role as a general contractor, Eric also supervised various
subcontractors, overseeing earthwork, electrical, utilities, ancillary concrete, and more.
Eric is a highly competent civil engineer with a thorough understanding of design, load paths
and the principles of structural engineering from a field construction perspective. He excelled at
identifying potential issues or inconsistencies in the field and demonstrated the ability to make
sound, engineering-backed decisions. When necessary, he would consult with our engineering
team to ensure optimal solutions. Eric demonstrated a very high level of integrity in his work
and never thought twice about making the right decision. His projects were always delivered
with the highest level of quality.
I highly recommend Eric for any position that requires strong project management skills,
technical expertise, and dedication to quality and integrity. Should you require any further
information please feel free to contact me directly at 262-366-4303.
Thank You,
Scott Piefer, PE
Senior Vice President – The Walsh Group
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Professional Background
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With over 15 years of experience in the construction industry, I bring a diverse and extensive
background in civil engineering and project management. My focus is on attention to detail and
proactive communication with project owners and stakeholders, ensuring that all parties are
aligned and informed throughout the project. I uphold stringent ethical standards in all aspects of
my work, ensuring integrity and transparency in every project I undertake.
Education
B.S. in Civil Engineering (Structural Emphasis)
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Summa Cum Laude, 2010
Professional Timeline
2006-2008: Founder, Precise Painting LLC
Established a residential painting business, focusing on delivering high-quality services in
residential settings.
2008-2010: Field Engineer, CGC, Inc.
Engaged in concrete testing, structural subgrade integrity evaluations, and field testing on
aggregate/soil compaction for commercial projects in Wisconsin.
2010-2011: Structural Engineer, Bucyrus (Caterpillar)
Worked in the dragline division, with a focus on field welding and bolted connections inspection
during a four-week deployment in Queensland, Australia.
2011-2018: Project Manager, Zenith Tech, Inc.
Managed over $250 million in construction projects, transitioning from field superintendent to lead
project manager for multiple high-profile and award-winning mega projects.
2019-2022: Engineering and Quality Control, Nitrocrete
Oversaw installation and troubleshooting of Nitrocrete’s liquid nitrogen concrete cooling system in
the ready-mix concrete industry across North America
2023-Present: Director of Technical Sales, BCMI
Currently involved in a technical sales role, leveraging my technical expertise in the construction
and ready-mix concrete industry.
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Professional Affiliations and Innovations
- Committee member of American Concrete Institute 207 (Mass Concrete) and 305 (Hot
Weather Concrete)
- Inventor: Holder of several patents related to the cooling of concrete with liquid nitrogen.
While I have predominantly worked on projects involving heavy-highway structures, it's worth
noting the significant parallels between bridge construction and residential structures. Examples
of overlap in my experience include:
- Plan Interpretation: Ensuring that all construction specifications are thoroughly met during
the building process.
- Field Structural Analysis: comprehensive understanding in load paths and identifying
location of stresses in a loaded structure and type of stress (i.e. shear, linear, bending, etc.)
- Foundation Installation: Proficient in the proper installation of cast in place spread
footings, drilled shaft concrete footings, and precast concrete footings systems.
- Wood Forms and Decking Systems: Well-versed in the inspection and installation of
structural connections for wood formwork, falsework, and decking systems.
- Fastening Expertise: Experienced with a variety of fasteners, bolted connections, joist
hangers, tension brackets and proprietary systems, such as Simpson Strong-Tie.
- Concrete Anchoring: Skilled in the installation and inspection of both epoxy and
mechanical concrete anchors.
- Railing System Installation: Familiar with the installation of both temporary and
permanent railing systems.
- Lighting for Outdoor Spaces: Knowledgeable in integrating lighting into decks, stairways,
and walkways to enhance functionality and aesthetics.
- Surface Treatments: Familiar with a range of paint, coating, and epoxy systems.
The examples listed in the following documents highlight projects during my time with Zenith Tech. I
included projects in which I was acting in a field-supervisor role and projects in which I assumed
the position of an office-based managerial role.
Several projects included elements that would be more typical in a commercial/residential building
project, such as the enclosed glass towers on the Watertown Plank pedestrian bridge, the
rehabilitation of the operator house on the City of Milwaukee 1st Street Lift Bridge, or the pedestrian
access stairways on the Wauwatosa pedestrian bridge.
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Project Examples
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PROJECT VERIFICATIONCONTRACTOR LICENSING
This verification form is used to provided proof of experience for the applicant as having
acted in the principal role of contractor (license only) and/or primary project supervisor (on-
site).
STEP 1: Name
This section must be completed by the individual applying for a Supervisor's Certificate.
Applicant Information
Name _____________________________________ Company __________________________________
Qualifying Project Information
Address ___________________________________________________ Date Completed ______________
Documentation - Must attach copies of each
REQUIRED:Permit #_______SELECT ONE TO ATTACH: Final Inspection Certificate of Occupancy
STEP 2: Verification
This section must be completed by an individual other than the applicant and who is not affiliated with the applicant
or applicants business in the referenced project. No suppliers.
Verifier Information
Name ________________________________________ Company___________________________________
Phone__________________________________________ Email____________________________________
VERIFIERS ROLE
(select one) Homeowner Business Owner Contractor Other__________________
Qualifying Project Verification
Describe the Project. Include a detailed description of the work completed by the applicant. Use additional sheet if necessary.
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Project Value. Calculated by combining the Building Cost, Labor, Materials and Profit.____________________
BUILDING TYPE Commercial Residential SQUARE FEET STORIES
STEP 3: Certification (To be completed by verifier)
By signing below, I certify all information contained in this Project Verification is true and correct to
the best of my knowledge, and I further understand that failure to provide true and correct information
may lead to denial of application, license being suspended or license revocation.
Print Name Signature
Reviewed By Date License Class
Development Review Center Contractor Licensing281 N CollegeFort Collins, CO 80524
contractor_licensing@fcgov.com 970-224-6165
APPLICANTS ROLE (select one) On-site (supervisor)Off-site Do not know this
person Other_____________________
Office use only - below
Eric Van Dixhorn
NoCo Outdoor Living
DBA Archadeck of Northern Colorado
2011 S 1st St, Milwaukee, WI 53207 November, 2018
Mahmoud (Mac) Malas, PE Malas Engineering LLC (now retired)
2-1-2017
Please see attached documentation for a description of the project
$9 million
N/A 2
mnmalas.engr@gmail.com
Engineer representing
the City of Milwaukee
(414) 870-3112
Mahmoud (Mac) N. Malas, PE
ITEM 3, ATTACHMENT 2
APPELLANT'S MATERIALS
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Project Description – 1st Street Bascule Bridge
This $9 million plus Rehabilitation of the 1st Street Bascule Bridge and approaches over the
Kinnikinnic River was awarded by the City of Milwaukee to Zenith Tech, Inc., a heavy-civil
contractor based in Waukesha, WI. This comprehensive rehabilitation project involved a major
refurbishment, replacement, repair, and significant upgrade to the bridge's structural,
mechanical, electrical, operational, navigational, and architectural components. For detailed
insights into the work accomplished, please refer to the attached summary of plans and
specifications.
Eric Van Dixhorn, the lead project manager for this project, was responsible for coordinating the
efforts of Zenith Tech's self-perform crews, alongside more than 10 subcontractors and over 15
material suppliers. Eric was incredibly dedicated professional throughout the project,
communicating effectively with the City of Milwaukee through the numerous submittals, requests
for information (RFIs), and the inevitable scope changes that emerged during this complex
project.
Eric proactively tackled field issues arising from changes in field conditions, manufacturing
errors, and tolerance challenges that frequently arose during the project, demonstrating a
hands-on approach throughout with keen attention to details. His commitment to integrity,
efficient management of resources along with his ability to maintain strong relationships with the
City and all project stakeholders, were pivotal in driving the project to its successful completion.
_____________________________________
Mahmoud (Mac) Malas, PE
ITEM 3, ATTACHMENT 2
APPELLANT
S MATERIALS
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REHABILITATION
OF THE
SOUTH 1ST STREET BASCULE BRIDGE
OVER THE
KINNICKINNIC RIVER
P-40-830
LOCATED IN
MILWAUKEE, WI
JOB NUMBER: BR100140107
OFFICIAL NOTICE NUMBER: 2-1-2017 DATE: January 2017
CITY OF MILWAUKEE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DIVISION
STREET AND BRIDGES UNIT
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
ITEM 3, ATTACHMENT 2
APPELLANT'S MATERIALS
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39. Bascule Girder Stiffener Angle Repairs, Item SPV.0060.01. ............................................61
40. Loading Girder Base Repairs, Item SPV.0060.02. ............................................................62
41. Bascule Girder Trunnion Web Stiffener Replacements, Item SPV.0060.03. ....................63
42. Uplift Column Base Repairs, Item SPV.0060.04. .............................................................64
43. Stiffener Replacements at Pinion Bearing Support, Item SPV.0060.05. ...........................65
44. Service Railing Base Repairs, Item SPV.0060.06. ............................................................66
45. Ladder Repairs, Item SPV.0060.07. ..................................................................................67
46. Rivet Removal and Replacement, Item SPV.0060.08. ......................................................68
47. Heel Block Refurbishment, Item SPV.0060.09. ................................................................69
48. Machinery Enclosures, Item SPV.0060.10. .......................................................................71
49. Access Hatch Replacement in Pier, Item SPV.0060.11. ....................................................75
50. Access Hatch for Centerlock, Item SPV.0060.12. .............................................................77
51. Fiberglass/Polymer Concrete Pull Box (13”X 24” X 24”), Item SPV.0060.13. ..............79
52. Bridge Structural Steel, Item SPV.0085.01. ......................................................................79
53. Concrete Curb and Gutter Integral 31-inch, Item SPV.0090.01. .......................................83
54. Temporary Shoring for Bascule Leaves, Item SPV.0105.01. ............................................83
55. Nameplate, Item SPV.0105.02...........................................................................................84
56. Stairway Modification, Item SPV.0105.03. .......................................................................85
57. Counterweight Calculations and Span Balancing, Item SPV.0105.04. .............................86
58. Timber Waler Replacement, Item SPV.0105.05. ..............................................................91
59. Timber Fender Removal, Item SPV.0105.06.....................................................................92
60. Fender Pier Repairs, Item SPV.0105.07. ...........................................................................92
61. Span Drive Machinery Refurbishment, Item SPV.0105.08. ..............................................93
62. Center Lock Machinery, Item SPV.0105.09. ...................................................................108
63. Trunnion and Trunnion Bearing Refurbishment, Item SPV.0105.10. .............................116
64. Bridge Electrical Work, Item SPV.0105.11. ....................................................................120
65. Span Drives and Motors, Item SPV.0105.12. ..................................................................138
66. Control Console - South 1st Street, Item SPV.0105.13. ..................................................143
67. PLC Controls – South 1st Street, Item SPV.0105.14. .....................................................146
68. PLC and Communication Modifications – Kinnickinnic Ave Bridge, Item
SPV.0105.15. ...................................................................................................................150
69. Lightning and Surge Suppression, Item SPV.0105.16. ...................................................157
70. Traffic Gates and Signals, Item SPV.0105.17 .................................................................166
71. Power Distribution and Motor Control Center, Item SPV.0105.18. ................................170
72. Limits and Sensors, Item SPV.0105.19. ..........................................................................178
73. Training, Manuals and Spare Parts, Item SPV.0105.20. .................................................181
74. Auxiliary Electrical Equipment, Item SPV.0105.21. .......................................................187
75. Submarine Cable, Item SPV.0105.22. .............................................................................191
76. Architectural Exterior Bridge LED Lighting SPV.0105.23.............................................196
77. Illuminated Bridge Signs SPV.0105.24. ..........................................................................199
78. Operator House Refurbishment, Item SPV.0105.25. .......................................................202
79. Operator House Plumbing and HVAC, Item SPV.0105.26. ............................................245
80. Field Verification Survey, Item SPV.0105.27. ................................................................246
81. Steel Grid Floor 5-Inch, Item SPV.0165.01. ...................................................................248
82. Concrete Fill for Grid Deck, Item SPV.0165.02. ............................................................251
83. Fiberglass Sidewalk Floor Plates, Item SPV.0165.03. ....................................................254
ITEM 3, ATTACHMENT 2
APPELLANT
S MATERIALS
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PROJECT VERIFICATIONCONTRACTOR LICENSING
This verification form is used to provided proof of experience for the applicant as having
acted in the principal role of contractor (license only) and/or primary project supervisor (on-
site).
STEP 1: Name
This section must be completed by the individual applying for a Supervisor's Certificate.
Applicant Information
Name _____________________________________ Company __________________________________
Qualifying Project Information
Address ___________________________________________________ Date Completed ______________
Documentation - Must attach copies of each
REQUIRED:Permit #_______SELECT ONE TO ATTACH: Final Inspection Certificate of Occupancy
STEP 2: Verification
This section must be completed by an individual other than the applicant and who is not affiliated with the applicant
or applicants business in the referenced project. No suppliers.
Verifier Information
Name ________________________________________ Company___________________________________
Phone__________________________________________ Email____________________________________
VERIFIERS ROLE
(select one) Homeowner Business Owner Contractor Other__________________
Qualifying Project Verification
Describe the Project. Include a detailed description of the work completed by the applicant. Use additional sheet if necessary.
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Project Value. Calculated by combining the Building Cost, Labor, Materials and Profit.____________________
BUILDING TYPE Commercial Residential SQUARE FEET STORIES
STEP 3: Certification (To be completed by verifier)
By signing below, I certify all information contained in this Project Verification is true and correct to
the best of my knowledge, and I further understand that failure to provide true and correct information
may lead to denial of application, license being suspended or license revocation.
Print Name Signature
Reviewed By Date License Class
Development Review Center Contractor Licensing281 N CollegeFort Collins, CO 80524
contractor_licensing@fcgov.com 970-224-6165
APPLICANTS ROLE (select one) On-site (supervisor)Off-site Do not know this
person Other_____________________
Office use only - below
Eric Van Dixhorn Noco Outdoor LivingDBA Archadeck of Northern Colorado
Watertown Plank Rd., between Innovation Dr. and 87th Street, Wauwatosa, WI
1060-33-72
Kurt Flierl, PE Wisconsin Department of Transportation
262-548-8724 kurt.flierl@dot.wi.gov
DOT Project Manager
See attached documentation
$67,500,000
N/A 3
June 25, 2015
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Project Description – Watertown Plank Interchange
The Watertown Plank Interchange project was a $68 million Wisconsin DOT project that was
awarded to Zenith Tech, Inc. The multifaceted project consisted of the construction of eight new
vehicular bridge structures along with a pedestrian bridge featuring an access stair building.
Additionally, the project involved lighting and electrical components, grading, concrete
pavement, concrete barrier, asphalt pavement, storm sewer, erosion control, permanent signing,
traffic control, pavement marking, retaining walls, among other incidental items. The attached
documentation provides further insight into the project's scope and specifics.
This complex project demanded meticulous coordination among diverse stakeholders due to its
pivotal role in facilitating traffic flow to and from a Level 1 trauma center, Froedtert Hospital, as
well as serving critical entities such as the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, Children’s Hospital
of Wisconsin, the Medical College of Wisconsin and others.
Eric Van Dixhorn assumed the role of lead project manager for Zenith Tech, spearheading the
project's execution. Initially, Eric operated in an on-site supervisory capacity, overseeing
day-to-day operations. Subsequently, he transitioned into the role of project director, assuming
oversight responsibilities for subcontractors, Zenith Tech's engineers, and superintendents.
As the primary liaison between Zenith Tech and WisDOT, Eric played a pivotal role in managing
communications and ensuring smooth operations throughout the project lifecycle. He was
responsible for managing the subcontractors, scheduling, overseeing requests for information
(RFIs), managing submittals, and handling contract change orders.
04/10/24
Kurt Flierl, PE
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Pictures of the Watertown Plank Interchange Project
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ELEVATION
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NO.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STATE PROJECT NUMBER
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MILWAUKEE COUNTY
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Internal Zenith Tech Design Plans
The following documents are examples of formwork and falsework plans developed by Zenith Tech
(and stamped by Scott Piefer) for the construction of the different structural elements. In my role
with Zenith Tech, I was responsible for working with our field crews on the inspection of the forms
prior to the placement of concrete.
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Residential Projects
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In addition to my professional experience, I also have experience in home remodeling that I’ve
gained through renovating my personal residences in the last ten years. Although the many projects
I’ve completed have not required permits, I think its important to showcase my practical, hands-on
experience in home construction and remodeling. The following pictures highlight some of the
projects I’ve completed over the years.
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The following pictures are examples of projects (that did not require permits) that Eric Van
Dixhorn has completed on his personal residences.
Eric individually constructed every part of this 8’ x 12’ garden shed.
Eric individually installed approximately 1,500 SF of variable width, ¾ inch hardwood flooring
and installed new trim.
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Bathroom remodel: Eric individually installed every item in this bathroom remodel, which
includes the walk-in shower, custom concrete sink, custom concrete bench, and the tile on the
walls, floor and in the shower.
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Eric individually installed every item in this bathroom remodel, which includes the walk-in
shower custom wood shelving, tile on floor and in the shower.
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Eric installed approximately 1,800 SF of ½” engineered hard wood flooring, fabricated and
installed the custom concrete table, island, countertops and backsplash, the custom cold rolled
steel railing, and the oven hood structure.
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Eric installed every item in this bathroom remodel, which includes a walk in shower, tile on the
floor and in the shower.
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Education Transcripts
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Wisconsin Lutheran College Milwaukee WI
Eng & Comp Sci Undergrad / Civil Engineering - Intended
Eng & Comp Sci Undergrad / Civil Engineering / Integrated BS-MS
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
-- START UNDERGRADUATE --
FALL 2004 Transfer Credit - Undergraduate UWM Equivalent
COL 101 1 AIdea Of A Christian College TRAN-NO - 0.00
COM 101 3 ABIntro To Speech Communication COMMUN 103 GERH 3.00
ENG 101 3 ABExpository Writing ENGLISH 101 3.00
HIS 201 3 CModern America HIST X 3.00
PED 154 1 AStrength and Power Development SPT&REC X 1.00
PSY 101 3 ABIntroduction To Psychology PSYCH 101 GERS 3.00
THE 102 3 ABNew Testament Survey TR-RELST XH GERH 3.00
From Wisconsin Lutheran College 16.00
SPR 2005 Transfer Credit - Undergraduate UWM Equivalent
COL 102 1 AChristian Life Planning TRAN-NO - 0.00
COM 211 3 ASmall Group Communication COMMUN X 3.00
ENG 221 3 ABEnglish Literature 2 ENGLISH 222 GERH 3.00
HIS 111 3 AWestern Civilization 1 HIST 101 GERH 3.00
MAT 117 3 AElementary Statistics MTHSTAT 215 GERN 3.00
MUS 100 3 ABMusic Appreciation MUSIC 100 GERA 3.00
From Wisconsin Lutheran College 15.00
FALL 2005 Transfer Credit - Undergraduate UWM Equivalent
BEC 181 3 APrinciples of Microeconomics ECON 103 GERS 3.00
BEC 240 3 BPrinciples of Marketing BUS ADM X 3.00
BEC 301 3 ABBusiness Ethics BUS ADM 293 3.00
ESS 182 4 BEnvironmental Science CES 210 GERN 4.00
From Wisconsin Lutheran College 13.00
SPR 2006 Transfer Credit - Undergraduate UWM Equivalent
BEC 130 3 AFinancial Accounting BUS ADM 201 3.00
BEC 182 3 APrinciples of Macroeconomics ECON 104 GERS 3.00
BEC 250 3 ABPrinciples of Management BUS ADM X 3.00
BIO 120 3 BLife Science BIO SCI X 3.00
MAT 210 4 ASurvey Of Calculus MATH 211 GERN 4.00
THE 310 3 ABThe Apocalyptic Literature TR-RELST U 3.00
From Wisconsin Lutheran College 19.00
FALL 2006 Transfer Credit - Undergraduate UWM Equivalent
CHE 161 5 ABGeneral Chemistry I CHEM 102 GERL 5.00
MAT 221 4 ACalculus 1 MATH 231 GERN 4.00
PHY 201 5 BGeneral Physics 1 PHYSICS 209 GERN 4.00
5 BGeneral Physics 1 PHYSICS 214 GERL 1.00
From Wisconsin Lutheran College 14.00
Spring 2007 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
IND ENG 111 Introduction to Engineering 3.00 A 12.00
IND ENG 112 Engr Drawing/CAD/Drafting 3.00 A- 11.01
MATH 232 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 4.00 A- 14.68
CHEM 104 Gen Chem & Qualitativ Analysis GERL 5.00 B+ 16.65
Term GPA: 3.623 GPA Credit: 15.00 54.34
Cum GPA: 3.623 Cum Totals: 15.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 92.00 54.34
2007-05-30 Deans Honor List
Fall 2007 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
MATH 233 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 4.00 A- 14.68
PHYSICS 210 Physics II (Calculus Treatmnt)GERN 4.00 B 12.00
CIV ENG 250 Engineering Surveying 3.00 A- 11.01
CIV ENG 201 Statics 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 3.549 GPA Credit: 14.00 49.69
Cum GPA: 3.587 Cum Totals: 29.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 106.00 104.03
2008-01-02 Deans Honor List
Spring 2008 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 303 Strength of Materials 4.00 A 16.00
ELECENG 234 Analytical Methods-Engineering 4.00 A 16.00
MECHENG 301 Basic Engineering Thermodynmcs 3.00 B- 8.01
CIV ENG 280 Computr Based Engr Analys 3.00 A 12.00
IND ENG 360 Engineering Economic Analysis 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 3.765 GPA Credit: 17.00 64.01
Cum GPA: 3.653 Cum Totals: 46.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 123.00 168.04
2008-05-28 Deans Honor List
Summer 2008 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 202 Dynamics 3.00 A- 11.01
Term GPA: 3.670 GPA Credit: 3.00 11.01
Cum GPA: 3.654 Cum Totals: 49.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 126.00 179.05
Name Van Dixhorn,Eric Lee UW - MILWAUKEE UNDERGRADUATE 11-MAR-2024
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Fall 2008 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 372 Intro to Structural Design 4.00 A 16.00
EAS 200 Professional Seminar 1.00 A 4.00
CIV ENG 360 Intro to Structural Analysis 3.00 A 12.00
NURS 101 Cultural Divrsty Hlth Care (D)GECS 3.00 A 12.00
MECHENG 320 Intro to Fluid Mechanics 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 4.000 GPA Credit: 14.00 56.00
Cum GPA: 3.731 Cum Totals: 63.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 140.00 235.05
2009-01-06 Deans Honor List
Spring 2009 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 335 Soil Mechanics 3.00 A 12.00
CIV ENG 413 Environmental Engineering 3.00 B- 8.01
CIV ENG 572 Design of Steel Structures 3.00 A 12.00
CIV ENG 431 Materials of Construction 3.00 A 12.00
CIV ENG 463 Intro to Finite Elements 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 3.734 GPA Credit: 15.00 56.01
Cum GPA: 3.732 Cum Totals: 78.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 155.00 291.06
2009-05-27 Deans Honor List
Fall 2009 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 411 Prncpls-Water Resources Design 3.00 B+ 9.99
CIV ENG 490 Transportation Engineering 3.00 A 12.00
ELECENG 301 Electrical Circuits I 3.00 A- 11.01
CIV ENG 571 Design of Concrete Structures 3.00 A 12.00
CIV ENG 494 Principles Civil Engnr Design 1.00 A- 3.67
CIV ENG 772 Advanced Steel Design 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 3.792 GPA Credit: 16.00 60.67
Cum GPA: 3.742 Cum Totals: 94.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 171.00 351.73
2010-01-06 Deans Honor List
Spring 2010 UWM Credit - Undergraduate
CIV ENG 495 Senior Design 3.00 A- 11.01
CIV ENG 456 Foundation Engineering 3.00 A 12.00
SPT&REC 185 Karate I 1.00 A 4.00
CIV ENG 574 Dsgn Prestrssd Concrete Strctr 3.00 A 12.00
CIV ENG 775 Analysis and Design of Bridges 3.00 A 12.00
Term GPA: 3.924 GPA Credit: 13.00 51.01
Cum GPA: 3.764 Cum Totals: 107.00 Cum Totals(Degree): 184.00 402.74
2010-06-02 Deans Honor List
Summa Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Date Conferred 2010-05-16
College of Engineering and Applied Science
Civil Engineering
Integrated BS-MS
Degree GPA 3.764
Summary Undergraduate
ADV STG CREDITS 77.000
CUM GPA CREDITS 107.000
CUM DEGREE CREDITS 184.000
CUM GRADE POINTS 402.740
UNDERGRAD GPA 3.764
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English GER Satisfied
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Name Van Dixhorn,Eric Lee UW - MILWAUKEE UNDERGRADUATE 11-MAR-2024
SSN xxx-xx-5120 Official transcript legend at uwm.edu/transcript Page 2
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