BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS
MINUTES
DATE:
May 20, 2003
TIME:
2:00 p.m.
PRESENT:
Terri Jory-Johnsen, Chair
Carol Doering
Iris Grant
Ellen Schofield
ABSENT:
Joni Mona
Peter Notari
OTHERS
PRESENT:
Janis Daniels, Administrative Secretary
Sally Wingo, Executive Director
CALLTO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Terri Jory-Johnsen, at 2:00 p.m.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Motion (I) was made by Terri Jory-Johnsen, seconded by Ellen Schofield and
unanimously carried by the Board to approve the minutes of the February 12, 2003
meeting with no corrections.
CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE REPORT
Carol Doering recommended the following courses be approved for CEU credit:
COURSE TITLE
CEUs AWARDED
Anatomy in the Office
Sustainable Design – A Primer
Signage for Architects, Interior Designers &
Landscape Architects
Project Management
Introduction to Photovoltaics
Biomechanics: Understanding Barrier Free Design
Beginning CAD R20002 - Part 1
Part 2
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Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Introduction to Indoor Air Quality
Water Supply Systems in Buildings: The Basics
Partnering for Design & Construction Projects
OSHA Fire Protection & Prevention
Diagnosing & Mitigating IAQ Problems
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Redvector.com.Inc.
Managing Projects – The Money Side
Understanding Construction Claims – An Overview
Design & Construction Claims: Prevention
Achievable Barrier Removal & Accessibility
Business Communications: Effective Email
Feng Shui: The Basics
Lighting Calculations
Laying Floor Tiles: A Case Study
Mold Remediation in Schools & Commercial Buildings
Patent Protection Basics
Psychology of Color
The Art and Science of Delegation
The Genesis of Toxic Mold
Toxic Mold Detection, Prevention & Remediation
Then-Set Epoxy Terrazzo Flooring
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IIDA
Safe & Productive Places & Spaces: Crime Prevention in Interior
Design
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The Carlton Group
Starting & Managing Your Own Successful Interior Design Practice
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Restoration & Renovation Baltimore
Go Beyond the Building
Designing Buildings for the Livable Future
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Previously Approved by State
In-Patient Care Units April 2002
Council Juror for NCIDQ – 2 day session
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Motion (II) was made by Carol Doering, seconded by Ellen schofield, and
unanimously carried by the Board to approve the CEU courses.
DISCUSSION OF SPECIAL FUND
Deputy Commissioner Harry Loleas reported to the Board that SB267 passed and
was signed into law by the Governor on May 13, with an effective date of June 1, 2003.
Mr. Loleas presented details regarding implementation of a special fund structure for the
Board and the other four design boards. The board members as well as all visitors
received charts outlining all five design board estimated costs for FY04 based on actual
FY02 expenses, and Mr. Loleas explained the breakdown of costs.
Mr. Loleas also reported that the five design board chairs, including this Board’s
Carol Doering as the representative to the Joint Chairs Group, had met with DLLR
Secretary James Fielder on May 7. At that time, the Secretary stated his recommendation
pursuant to SB267, with the concurrence of the boards, to implement the averaging of
costs and the adoption of a fee schedule by each board to raise sufficient revenues to
cover those direct and indirect costs and implement a program of enhanced services to the
public and related licensees and certificate holders during FY2004.
PROPOSED REGULATIONS
Board Counsel Milena Trust then presented to the Board and all present draft
regulations related to the implementation of the averaging of the Board’s costs with the
other boards and including a fee schedule. After thorough discussion of each portion of
the draft, the consensus of the board was to proceed in establish the “clustering” of all
boards fees in the creation of the special fund.
Ms. Diane Gordy, representing the ASID, was provided the opportunity to
comment on behalf of the industry, and concurred with the Board’s recommendation to
cluster the design groups’ fees.
Motion (III) was made by Ellen Schofield, seconded by Carole Doering, and
unanimously carried by the Board that pursuant to SB 267, the Board moves to have its
direct and indirect costs averaged together with the four other design boards.
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Motion (IV) was made by Ellen Schofield and seconded by Carol Doering and
unanimously carried by the Board to approve the Emergency and proposed regulations
including the following fee schedule:
Certificate fee
$78
Nonrefundable initial application fee payable in connection with:
An application for certificate
$35
An application for certificate by reciprocity $50
Reinstatement fee
$100
OTHER BUSINESS
Ms. Sally Wingo reminded the Board members that the next meeting will be
August 13, 2003.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, motion (V) was made by Iris Grant, seconded by
Carol Doering, and unanimously carried by the Board members to adjourn the meeting at
3:30 p.m.
____With corrections
____Without corrections
Signed by Chairman, Terri Jory-Johnsen
12/10/03