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SACRAMENTO UPDATE - August 18, 2011


from Kevin Pedrotti, Legislative Advocate for the Golden State Builders Exchanges

They Are Back

The legislature returned on August 15 to complete the legislative year on September 9. With the normal course of working through bills, there is a major internal fight over the release of legislative office spending records and calendars. An inside baseball dispute, but it makes things interesting for those who follow the legislature.

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After Five Years, CSLB Finally Able to Close Aquarius Pools Case


Prison sentencing ends case against company that abandoned dozens of swimming pool projects

SACRAMENTO – Even though the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) wrapped up its work three years ago, the Aquarius Pools (#267176) case can now officially be closed. On Friday, July 29, 2011, the company’s General Manager, Gregory Wolfe, was sentenced to two years in state prison for his role in the demise of the company.

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