BOARD MEETING

APRIL 28, 2004

Sam Carter
Case No. 2003-079935

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order approving a settlement stipulation imposing a $1,000.00 fine and costs of $282.00 against Sam Carter. The complaint alleged that Mr. Carter contracted with a building supply company in Live Oak, Florida to provide architectural services for the renovation of a commercial building and prepare architectural drawings for the project. Mr. Carter is not a licensed architect in the State of Florida.

Brent Cornwell
Case No. 2003-076953

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order revoking Mr. Cornwell's license to practice interior design. While Respondent was licensed, a final order was entered on February 28, 1997, requiring Respondent to pay a $1,250.00 fine within thirty days. Respondent failed to comply with the terms of the final order.

John Eisenlau
Case No. 2003-070802

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order approving a settlement stipulation imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs of $198.00 against John Eisenlau. The complaint alleged that Mr. Eisenlau is licensed in Georgia but not in Florida and he offered to provide architectural services on the Marion County Jail expansion project and held himself out as an architect.

Robert Hermann
Case No. 2002-11607

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order approving a settlement stipulation placing Robert Hermann's license to practice architecture on suspension for a period of six months followed by three years of probation and imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs of $342.00. The complaint alleged that Mr. Herrmann was the architect of record an office complex in Bonita Springs, Florida. J. Kosinksi, was the structural engineer of record for the project under an agreement with the Respondent. Mr. Kosinksi signed and sealed the drawings and submitted them for permit. The Building Department requested changes to the drawings. Mr. Hermann revised the structural drawings that were prepared by Kosinski and resubmitted them to the Building Department. Mr. Kosinksi notified the Building Department that the revised drawings contained structural modifications that were not reviewed by him and it contained modifications that not were not authorized or incorporated by him and he objected to their use. Mr. Hermann did not supervise the preparation of the plans and drawings he revised.

Michael J. Ingram
Case No. 2003-004427

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order revoking Mr. Ingram's license to practice interior design and imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs against Mr. Ingram. Mr. Ingram was previously a licensed interior designer in the State of Florida. While Mr. Ingram was licensed a final order was entered requiring him to pay a fine. Mr. Ingram failed to comply with the terms of the final order. Mr. Ingram responded and he does not intend to pay; however, he did not dispute the allegations in the administrative complaint.

Harold E. Langbehn
Case No. 2003-093637

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order suspending Harold Langbehn's license to practice architecture for six months and imposed a fine of $750.00 and costs of $270.00. Mr. Langbehn's license to practice architecture in South Carolina was suspended for six months. The South Carolina Board found that Mr. Langbehn's design drawings for a church displayed a lack of competence and technical skill.

Roberto Lence
Case No. 2003-061697

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order approving a settlement stipulation placing Roberto Lence's license to practice architecture on probation for a period of two years and imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs of $396.00. The complaint alleged that Mr. Lence signed and sealed two commercial projects that were prepared by an unlicensed draftsman without complying with all of the requirements of exercising proper responsible supervisory control for plans prepared outside of an architect's office.

Stephanie B. Ollie
Case No. 2003-004496

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order imposing a $1,885.00 fine and costs against Ms. Ollie. Ms. Ollie was previously a licensed interior designer in the State of Florida. While she was licensed, a final order was entered requiring her to pay a $1,000.00 fine within thirty days. Ms. Ollie failed to comply with the terms of that final order.

Antonio Pagan
Case No. 2003-077407

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs of $258.00 against Antonio Pagan. The complaint alleged that Mr. Pagan prepared a proposal to design plans for a church. Mr. Pagan was also offering construction documents for permitting and commercial design services over the Internet. Mr. Pagan is not licensed to practice architecture in the State of Florida.

Juan Rodriguez-Tellaheche
Case No. 2002-007631

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order approving a settlement stipulation imposing a $5,000.00 fine and costs of $126.00 against Juan Rodriguez-Tellaheche. The complaint alleged that Mr. Rodriguez-Tellaheche entered into a contract to perform architectural services for a property and held himself out as an architect. He was previously a licensed architect but his license was placed in a null and void status for failing to renew.

Dan F. Voelker
Gulf Coast Architectural and Building
Case No. 2003-042587

The Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design agreed to enter a final order imposing a fine of $15,000.00 and costs of $294.00 against Mr. Voelker. The complaint alleged that Mr. Voelker offered architectural services to the public on a business card using a license number of a company whose license is now null and void for failing to renew. Mr. Voelker is not licensed to practice architecture in the State of Florida.