Board Elects Officers for

2014-2015
3 Board Members are
Reappointed
Inside this issue:
Disciplinary Actions
2
Licensure Recognition Ceremony
3
NCARB Annual Meeting
4-5
Congratulations to Examinees &
New Licensees
7-8
Certificates of Authorization
10
The Kansas State Board of Technical
Professions elected officers for 2014-
2015 at their meeting on July 11, 2014.
Vince Mancini, Architect, was elected
Board Chair.
Mr. Mancini is from Sublette, Kansas,
and was appointed to the Board in June
2006. He has served on the AIA Kan-
sas Board of Directors, including a term
as President in 1997. He is a recipient
of the AIA Kansas Henry W. Schirmer
Distinguished Service Award. He is
licensed to practice architecture in the
states of Kansas, California, Colorado,
and Oklahoma.
The other officers elected were: Vice
Chair-Steve Brosemer, P.S.; Secretary-
Robert Henthorne, P.G.; Chair of ARCH/
LA/PG Committee-Eric Wimmer, Architect,
Public Member; and Chair of PE/PS Com-
mittee-Maurice Bowersox, P.E.


July 21, 2014
Volume 19 No. 3
Kansas State Board of
Technical Professions
Board Elects New Officers for 2014-2015
Vince Mancini, Architect,
Board Chair, 2014-2015
Board Members Receive Recognition Awards
Three Board Members received Service Recognition Awards at the May 9, 2014 Board
meeting. Forrest Erickson, P.E., received an award for four years of service on the
Board. He was first appointed in July 2010. Steve Brosemer, P.S., received an award
for six years of service on the Board. He was first appointed in July 2008. Vince
Mancini, Architect, received an award for eight years of service on the Board. He was
first appointed in July 2006.
All three Board Members have been reappointed by the Governor to serve four addi-
tional years on the Board until June 30, 2018.
Board Members, L to R:
Forrest Erickson, P.E.;
Steve Brosemer, P.S.; and
Vince Mancini, Architect.
Mr. Mancini presents former Board Chair,
Forrest Erickson, P.E. with Appreciation Award.


IN THE MATTER OF KENNETH PAUL
JOHNSON, L.S.
Summary: On July 31, 2013 the
Kansas State Board of Technical Profes-
sions received a report of alleged viola-
tion from the Kansas Department of
Transportation. In that report the reporting
individual indicated that Mr. Johnson had
performed a survey utilizing temporary
positions to single proportion corners on
the interior of a township. Further, Mr.
Johnson appeared to have not retraced
permanent surveys of record and had
intermixed differing surveys to proportion.
Additionally, it was alleged that the land
survey reference reports were not filed
with regard to all corners and that the filed
reports reflected obliterated monument
status when it appeared that they were
considered as having been lost.
Following receipt of the alleged violation
the matter was referred to one of the
Boards licensed land surveyor investiga-
tors for investigation. The investigator
reached the conclusion that Mr. Johnson
had deviated from generally accepted
land surveying practices in performing the
subject survey.
Board Action: The Board and Mr. John-
son resolved this matter by way of a Set-
tlement Agreement and Consent Order
which contained the following terms of
Settlement: (1) The Respondent, Ken-
neth Paul Johnson shall immediately con-
form his land surveying practices to gen-
erally accepted land surveying practices
in the State of Kansas and to the mini-
mum standards for boundary surveys as
adopted by the Kansas State Board of
Technical Professions in K.A.R. 66-12-1.
(2) Respondent shall perform a re-survey
of the referenced survey in question
which will depict all elements necessary
to the survey in a manner that will con-
form with the Kansas minimum standards
for boundary surveys and the report of
the Boards investigator in this matter
within 90 days of the Boards approval of
this Settlement Agreement. (3) Re-
spondent shall pay all expenses of the
Board including attorney and investigation
fees incurred in the investigation and
prosecution of this matter in the amount
of $1,456.36 and a fine in the amount of
$1,500.00 for a total of $2,956.36.
Status: Mr. Johnson has paid in full the
fine and costs required by the Settle-
ment Agreement and Consent Order.
He is presently in the process of mak-
ing corrections to the survey as re-
quired by the Board.



IN THE MATTER OF STEVE W. PETTY
AND FOUNDATION KING, LLC
Summary: On November 6, 2013 a
hearing panel of the Kansas State Board
of Technical Professions entered its FINAL
ORDER in which it determined that Steve
W. Petty and Foundation King, LLC had
engaged in the practice of the technical
profession of engineering in Kansas with-
out benefit of licensure. As a result of that
determination the panel ordered both Mr.
Petty and Foundation King, LLC to imme-
diately cease and desist from the practice
of engineering or holding themselves out
as authorized to practice the technical pro-
fession of engineering in the State of Kan-
sas until such time as they were licensed
to do so by the Board. Additionally, an
order was entered directing Mr. Petty and
Foundation King, LLC to pay the Boards
investigative costs, attorney fees and fines
totaling $5,000.00. As of June 20, 2014
Mr. Petty and Foundation King, LLC had
only paid $450.00 of the total amount or-
dered of $5,000.00.
Board Action: As a result of Mr. Petty and
Foundation King, LLCs failure to pay the
total fine and costs in the amount of
$5000.00 on a timely basis, the complaint
committee of the Board directed its coun-
sel to file a Petition for Civil Enforcement
of the Agency Action pursuant to K.S.A. 77
-624 in the District Court of Shawnee
County, Kansas. Said Petition was filed
on June 20, 2014 and said Petition is pres-
ently pending in the District Court of Shaw-
nee County, Kansas.
Disciplinary Action Taken by the Board
Mark L. Bennett, Jr.
Board Attorney
Volume 19 No. 3 Kansas State Board of Technical Professions
Disclaimer: Every effort has
been made to ensure that the
following enforcement infor-
mation is correct; however,
this information should not be
relied upon without verifica-
tion from the Kansas board
office. It should be noted
that the names of companies
and individuals listed may be
similar to the names of par-
ties who have not had en-
forcement actions taken
against them. Disciplinary
orders are public information
and copies may be obtained
by contacting the board of-
fice.
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LICENSURE RECOGNITION CEREMONY
The Licensure Recognition Ceremony for newly licensed Architects, Landscape Architects, Professional Engineers,
Professional Geologists and Professional Surveyors was held on July 11, 2014, at the Kansas State Historical So-
ciety, Topeka, Kansas. Licensure certificates were presented to licensees who recently passed their licensing ex-
ams. Joining the new licensees to celebrate this milestone in their careers were family, friends, supervisors, men-
tors and coworkers. More than 100 people attended the ceremony. The ceremony was a joint effort of the Kansas
Society of Professional Engineers, the Kansas Society of Land Surveyors, American Institute of Architects in Kan-
sas, Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, Prairie Gateway Chapter of the American Society
of Landscape Architects and the Kansas State Board of Technical Professions.
The Keynote Speaker for the program was Tom C. Roberts, Assistant Dean Emeritus, Recruitment & Leadership
Development, College of Engineering, Kansas State University.
Professional Licensure Recognition CeremonyJuly 11, 2014
AGENCY MISSION
The Mission of the Kansas State Board of Tech-
nical Professions is to provide maximum protec-
tion of the health, safety, property and welfare of
the people of Kansas by assuring that the prac-
tice of architecture, engineering, geology, land-
scape architecture and surveying in the state is
carried out only by those persons who are prov-
en to be qualified as prescribed by the statutes
and rules and regulations of the Board.
KSBTP CURRENT LICENSEES-JULY 2014

Profession # of Licenses
Architects 2,829
Prof. Engineers 11,704
Landscape Architects 386
Prof. Surveyors 735
Prof. Geologists 650
Total 16,304

Business Entities # of Licenses
Architecture 623
Engineering 1,586
Landscape Architecture 63
Surveying 181
Geology 95
Total 2,548


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NCARB 2014 ANNUAL MEETING
Submitted by: Vince Mancini, Architect
The 95th annual meeting of the National Council of Ar-
chitectural Registration Boards was held June 18
through June 22 in Philadelphia, Pa. Voting delegates
from 52 of the 54 Member State Registration Boards
were represented at the meeting and conference. Rep-
resenting the Kansas State Board of Technical Profes-
sions were architect members Dave Hoffman FAIA,
Wendy Ornelas FAIA, Vince Mancini AIA, Public Board
Member Eric Wimmer, and Executive Director Mary
Leigh Dyck.
Several modifications that will affect the IDP, BEA, BE-
FA, ARE and transition to ARE 5.0 included:
Effective October 1, 2014, the wait time for retesting
ARE divisions will decrease from six months to 60
days with up to three retakes allowed in a running
year.
IDP credit for hours completed beyond six months.
Effective July 1, 2014, credit allowed for intern expe-
rience that occurred up to five years previous to the
current reporting requirements of six months. Credit
for experience older than eight months will be valued
at 50% for up to five years, after which any experi-
ence would be ineligible for credit.
Member Boards have been requested to participate
in a survey of proposed modifications to realign the
Intern Development Program to reflect contemporary
practice and to streamline the IDP Program require-
ment hours. The BEA, and BEFA eligibility require-
ments are also being reviewed.
NCARB Task Force to explore additional pathways
to licensure integrating the three components of li-
censure education, experience, and examination.
We attended workshops to expand on the above topics.
Information from a new third edition of the booklet titled
NCARB By The Numbers was presented. This booklet
provides answers to questions about the profession from
the NCARB database that may be of interest. Examples
noted by NCARBs Director of Information Systems,
Guillermo Ortiz de Zarate included:
Applications for NCARB Records the initial step to
licensure- continue to increase.
The number of interns completing the IDP and ARE
remains strong and the age of initial licensure contin-
ues to decline.
The median time to complete the ARE since its com-
puterized deployment in 1997 is 1.8 years.
See the NCARB web site, www.ncarb.org, to download this
informative booklet.
President/Board Chair Dale McKinney and NCARB CEO
Michael Armstrong gave an overview of this past years
activities. Mr. McKinney also mentioned a new task force to
review the terminology used for those who are architect
candidates and those who are licensed architects.
The Treasurers Report and the FY15 Budget was present-
ed by Margo Jones; the report was very positive with no
anticipated or planned fee increases (see following Resolu-
tion 04 ).
Five Resolutions were brought before the Delegates for
consideration and all five resolutions were passed. Follow-
ing is a summary of the Resolutions (complete text and
additional background information for each Resolution
should be viewed and read on the NCARB web site
(www.ncarb.org).
Resolution 01: Certification Guidelines Amendment Modi-
fications to the Education Requirement. Addresses occa-
sional cases that cannot be resolved administratively when
evaluating the educational prerequisite to licensure regard-
ing the date of a schools NAAB accreditation and degree
conferment for a candidate.
Resolution 02: Certification Guidelines Amendment Modi-
fication to the BEA Requirements. Allows experience
gained while holding a registration issued by any U.S. ju-
risdiction (in addition to the other requirements).
Resolutions 03: Omnibus Bylaws Changes -Bylaws
Amendment. This resolution was designed to capture the
current and evolving state of various NCARB committees,
as well as adjust Bylaws to better reflect current practice.
Resolution 04: Freeze of Member Dues and Bylaws
Amendment
Resolution 05: Bylaws Change Regional Directors -
After March 1, 2017 certain candidates (as described in the
Resolution) for Regional Director or Officer shall hold an
active NCARB Certificate, in every case at the time he or
she is nominated by the Region.
NCARB Election results for FY 2015:
President/ Board Chair: Dale McKinney, FAIA, NCARB,
Sioux City, IA
First Vice President/President Elect: Dennis S. Ward, AIA,
NCARB, Florence, SC


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NCARB 2014 Annual Meeting, cont.
Second Vice President: Margo P. Jones, AIA,
NCARB, LEED AP, Greenfield, MA
Treasurer: Kristine A. Harding, AIA, NCARB, Leed,
GA
Secretary: Gregory L. Erny, AIA, NCARB, Reno, Ne-
vada
Past President: Blakely C. Dunn AIA, NCARB, El Do-
rado, AR
Member Board Executive Director: Kingsley J. Glas-
gow, Little Rock, AR
Public Director: John G. Cameron Jr, Grand Rapids,
MI
There are 6 regional Directors on the NCARB Board
of Directors. KSBTP, Architect Member of the Board,
David L. Hoffman, FAIA, NCARB, Wichita, KS contin-
ues as Region 5 Director to the FY15 NCARB Board.
Lastly, both K.S.U. and K.U. were among the five
Architecture schools that were recognized by the
NCARB Award Program for their 2013 submissions.
Kansas State University College of Architecture,
Planning & Design received one of the three $25000
awards for their entry titled Designing for Perfor-
mance: Research and Innovation in Building Enve-
lopes. The University of Kansas School of Architec-
ture received one of the two Honorable Mention
awards for their entry titled Integrating Specialized
Knowledge: a mini MOOC Pilot. Congratulations to
both K.S.U. College of Architecture, Planning & De-
sign and K.U. School of Architecture, Design & Plan-
ning.
DID YOU KNOW?
The new Statutes have added professional to the terms
geologists and surveyors as listed throughout various
statutes of the Board. Corresponding regulations are be-
ing updated at this time.
Kansas Board Members, NCARB, June 20, 2014 (L-R: Eric
Wimmer, Dave Hoffman, Vince Mancini, Wendy Ornelas)
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LICENSES
Cancelled December 31, 2013
The following Landscape Architect licenses expired
12/31/13 and have been cancelled for non-renewal:
Name License No.
Elizabeth L. Mingle 468
Elizabeth E. Nelson 744
Gary D. Raffety 210
George Robert Richardson 279
Bradley Alan Smith 793
Russell Herman Virgin 360
M. Cole Welch 633
Mary Anne M. Wells 623

FIFTH FLOOR VIEWS
If you dont know where you are going, youll end up
someplace else. - Yogi Berra

Planning for the future. We all do it. At the Board Of-
fice, we work to protect the health, safety, property
and welfare of Kansas citizens now and for the future.

Many of you have talked to Melissa, the new Assistant
Director, who works with Certificates of Authorization
for business entities. Mike works with new applica-
tions for exam and licensure by comity/reciprocity.
Marilyn works with renewals and accounts receivable.
Carol works with exams and verifications. This office
works to be the best we can be. Contact us to help
answer questions so we all end up at the right place.

The view from our fifth floor office in the Landon State
Office Building has offered a glimpse of the renovation
of the State Capitol Building. All five technical profes-
sions have been involved with the project. It is ready
for future generations of Kansans and a way to show
friends and family examples of what you do as a pro-
fessional. Bring someone to tour the building. It is a
look into the future and a reminder that we DO know
where we are going.
-Mary Leigh Dyck, new Executive Director



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An FE examinee will have no contact with the Kansas State
Board of Technical Professions until after they have passed
the FE exam and have graduated. At that time they may
apply to the Board for an Intern Engineer Certificate. The
application is on the Boards website, www.ksbtp.ks.gov.
NCEES
CBT (Computer Based Testing)
TEST CENTER LOCATIONS
All examinees must have been approved by the KANSAS
BOARD for the October 2014 exam, and then must register
with the NCEES Examinee Management System by Au-
gust 28, 2014. For more information, check the NCEES
web page at: www.ncees.org. Since the deadline to apply
for the October exams has passed, the next deadline to
apply at KSBTP is January 15, 2015. Apply early before
the deadline for best customer service.
NCEES EXAM REGISTRATION DEAD-
LINES FOR OCTOBER 2014 EXAMS
FUNDAMENTALS OF
ENGINEERING INFORMATION
Kansas and surrounding areas:

Pearson Professional Center
8700 Indian Creek PKWY STE 120
Building 3
Overland Park KS 66210

Pearson Professional Center
4125 SW Gage Center DR STE 201
Gage Center Office Suites
Topeka KS 66604

Pearson Professional Center
7701 E Kellogg STE 750-7
th
Flr
Equity Financial Center
Wichita KS 67207

Kansas State University Lab B
Testing Programs & Services
101B Holton Hall
Manhattan KS 66506

Pittsburg State University Testing Center
1701 South Broadway
206-B Whitesitt Hall
Testing Center
Pittsburg, KS 66762

Pearson Professional Center
9200 Ward Parkway, STE 101
Ward PRKWY Corporate Centre
Kansas City MO 64114

Pearson Professional Center
4240 Blue Ridge Blvd STE 705
Blue Ridge Tower
Kansas City MO 64133

OSU Testing Center
107 UAT Bldg
Stillwater OK 74078

For Information on Other Test Center Locations:
http://ncees.org/exams/cbt/testing-center-locations/

NCEES CENTRAL ZONE MEETING
MAY 15-17, 2014, Lincoln, NE
Kansas Board of Technical Professions Board Members
attended the NCEES Central Zone Meeting May 15-17,
2014 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Resolutions were discussed
that will be presented at the NCEES Annual Meeting in
August 2014.

At this meeting, Kansas Board Member Richard Hayter,
Ph.D., P.E., was elected to the position of Assistant Vice
Chair of the Central Zone. Kansas Board Member Larry
Graham, P.E., P.S., was elected to the position of Secre-
tary/Treasurer of the Central Zone. The NCEES Central
Zone includes Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, In-
diana, Michigan and Ohio.
PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS

REMINDER: All activities offering the required continuing
education credit for 2 PDHs per year on the Kansas Mini-
mum Standards for Boundary Surveys and Mortgage
Title Inspections Standards of Practice must be pre-
approved by the Board.

At this time, three courses have been approved by the
Board. Please check the KSBTP Web site on the
Surveyors page at: http://www.ksbtp.ks.gov/professions/
surveyors for the most current information.


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CONGRATULATIONS!

The Kansas State Board of Technical Professions is
pleased to announce the following individuals have
successfully passed the required examinations and
are now licensed.

Name City State
Architect Registration Examination
Christopher O Cunningham Lawrence KS
Richard W Derington Austin TX
Terra A Dorn Severn MD
Jay B Dreiling Dallas TX
James M Duggan III Merriam KS
Angela J Nygren Kansas City KS

Landscape Architect Registration Examination
Judson A Gladin Manhattan KS
Kurth M Lancaster Offerle KS

Practice of Geology Examination
Darron G deBoer Gardner KS
James W Roberts Oklahoma City OK

Prin. & Practice of Surveying Examination
Nickolas G Rengstorf Marysville KS

Prin. & Practice of Engineering Examination
Brett M Agee Kansas City MO
Jared S Augustine Overland Park KS
David M Baehr Overland Park KS
Thomas R Ball Olathe KS
William L Bartel Olathe KS
Keith R Beers Lawrence KS
Matthew R Begnoche Blue Springs MO
Bryce M Bergman Overland Park KS
John P Bertrand Overland Park KS
Christopher A Beverlin Olathe KS
Aaron G Blush Tonganoxie KS
Michelle A Blush Tonganoxie KS
Christopher F Bond Oklahoma City OK
Anthony M Borgerding Olathe KS
Cheryl L Bornheimer Lawrence KS
Adam C Brooks Ocala FL
Andrew O Brown Shawnee KS
Lynnville D Browning Overland Park KS
Isaac F Brunell Olathe KS
Brady Burgason Leawood KS
Daniel P Burke Kansas City MO
Jonathan U Casey Louisburg KS
Aaron J Castro Kansas City MO
Scott M Clayton Shawnee KS
Daniel J Cook Kansas City MO
Robert K Drake Kansas City MO
Kyle Drees Topeka KS
Jacob G Ferrell Wichita KS
Zachary B Flageolle Louisburg KS
Scott E Flowers Topeka KS
Steven L Frank El Dorado KS
Kristin R Fritchman Olathe KS
Clinton D Gallagher Leawood KS
Gerit L Garman Manhattan KS
Marcus J Geist Olathe KS
Melody M Glasscock Overland Park KS
Jorge I Gonzalez Topeka KS
Matthew S Graham Wichita KS
Cassia L Gray Salt Lake UT
Alicia Greene Lenexa KS
Kyle K Guenther Lee's Summit MO
Rajesh Gupta Overland Park KS
Brian Hansen Kansas City MO
Brady J Hedstrom Chapman KS
Jason M Herrin Lenexa KS
Matthew L Hinshaw Lawrence KS
Thomas J Hussa Lawrence KS
Jonathan J Jenkins Mission KS
Aaron S Jones Lee's Summit MO
Aaron D Kaufmann Salina KS
Kyle B Kerns Wichita KS
Ned Keyuravong Lenexa KS
Hillary F Kidwell Overland Park KS
Jennifer L Kingston Olathe KS
Mikkel E Kjelshus Gardner KS
Michael W Kraft Leawood KS
Zachary M Kremer Shawnee KS
Kyle J Kukuk Overland Park KS
Joseph K Larson Galva KS
Jesse Loewen Shawnee KS
Brett M Louk Overland Park KS
Aaron V Luthi Madison KS
Andy D Matlock Andover KS
Gregory F May Olathe KS
Kurt H Mester Overland Park KS
Jennifer L Miller Cheney KS
Kevin C Miller Kansas City MO
Edward B Mohan Tecumseh KS
Matthew M Oakes Overland Park KS
Marcus A Perry Mission Hills KS
Nathan J Peters Salina KS
Maggie J Rohlfing Ottawa KS
Darren R Rottinghaus Topeka KS
Emily M Royal Shawnee KS
John N Scapillato Olathe KS
Cody D Schickedanz Wichita KS
Eric P Schmidt Kansas City MO
Kathleen M Schmidt Kansas City MO


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Daniel A Schmitt Kansas City MO
Matthew E Schultze Wichita KS
Brandon S Schwabauer Mission KS
Michael J Scott Goddard KS
Sean Sieler Lenexa KS
Allison N Sperber Lee's Summit MO
Craig M Stockebrand Salina KS
Liam Stringham Hays KS
Jeffrey M Strunk Lee's Summit MO
Kimberly A Sumrak Manhattan KS
Trevor N Tast Tonganoxie KS
Joshua L Tedder Kansas City MO
Bradley A Trost Overland Park KS
Charles E Trumble Stilwell KS
Nicholas C Voss Overland Park KS
Deidra D Walker Lenexa KS
Alex J Wernli Wichita KS
Michelle L Whitney Manhattan KS
Paul J Wicoff Kansas City MO
Adam J Young Shawnee KS

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CONGRATULATIONS!

The Kansas State Board of Technical Professions is pleased
to announce the following individuals have successfully
passed the Fundamentals exam in their chosen profession.

Name City State
Fundamentals of Geology Examination
Angelia G Chadd Haysville KS
Benjamin P Haring Perry KS
Scott R Williamson Topeka KS
Nathanael R Wold Elmdale KS

Fundamentals of Surveying Examination

The Fundamentals of Surveying Exam is now a computer-
ized exam. No official list is available.

Fundamentals of Engineering Examination

The Fundamentals of Engineering Exam is now a computer-
ized exam. No official list is available.
Number % Passing % Passing National % Pass
Tested First Time Repeat First Time Repeat


Professional Engineer- by Discipline
Architect 11 82% 0 72% 17%
Chemical 3 100% 0 71% 24%
Civil 57 82% 50% 70% 39%
Control Systems 0
Electrical and Computer 20 100% 100% 71% 00%
Environmental 4 67% 100% 51% 28%
Fire Protection 0
Mechanical 34 75% 67% 72% 40%
Structural
Vertical Buildings 8 33% 20% 44% 23%
Lateral Buildings 2 100% 100% 46% 38%
Lateral Bridges 1 100% 0 28% 30%

Professional Surveyors
Principals & Practice of
Surveying 2 100% 0
Kansas State Specific
Land Surveying 20 5 All takers

TOTAL # OF EXAMS GIVEN 162
Kansas Statistics for Engineering and Surveying Exams
April 2014


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