James Rayburn

The meeting covered several topics, including P-Card purchases, financial reports, and technology updates, including working with Big Picture and InLumon. The board discussed the NCEES update, a proposal of a Professional Surveyor (PS) Mapping Science exam, consideration of curriculum, and teaching experience towards licensure. They also discussed matters concerning SIC for two COA's, issues pertaining to the Board discussed at the WVSPS Annual Conference, the WV State Specific Exam, and a proposed slideshow. The board addressed several complaints, including C25-j through C25-s, and discussed contacting the Secretary of State and Planning Commissions for Berkeley and Jefferson Counties regarding a COA violation. The next board meeting was tentatively scheduled, along with the next Complaint Review Meeting.

The meeting covered administrative matters, including approval of minutes from the previous meeting, review of P-Card purchases, financial reports, and the proposed budget. The board discussed the new office lease, preparations for the PERD Audit in 2025, and the WV State Specific Exam. They also addressed the matter of the County Surveyor position in Raleigh County. Technical matters were considered, including updates on the new database and the NCEES Eastern Zone Conference meeting. An executive session was held to discuss complaints, with updates provided on various cases. The board also scheduled the next board meeting and complaint review meeting.

The West Virginia Board of Professional Surveyors convened to discuss several key issues. The board met with Joshua Twitty of NCEES for a legislative update. They approved the minutes from the previous meeting and reviewed the P-Card Purchases report and financial expenditure report. The extension of the MOU with the Accountancy Board was approved. The board discussed the State Specific Exam and a matter regarding the County Surveyor position in Raleigh County. They also considered technical matters, including working with Albertson's Big Picture to replace InLumon, and discussed the NCEES Eastern Zone Meeting. Additionally, the board entered an Executive Session to address several complaints, and decisions were made regarding each case.

The West Virginia Board of Professional Surveyors held a meeting to discuss several key issues. The agenda included discussions on Executive Orders, Senate Bill 458/House Bill 2001, and a proposed slideshow, among other items that were tabled. The board also addressed complaints, voting to revoke licenses in cases C22-13 and C23-07, and offering or dismissing consent agreements in other cases. An executive session was held to discuss supervisory agreements and disciplinary action, leading to a motion to suspend a Professional Surveyor license. The next meeting was tentatively scheduled.

The meeting covered financial matters, including a review of the P-Card Purchases report and the financial expenditure report. Issues affecting revenue and expenditures, such as rent, Shared Services, Attorney General Fees, Exam Review Workshops, and CEU workshops, were discussed. The board also discussed the WV State Specific Exam, including corrections to past exams and the creation of additional versions. Other topics included technical matters, NCEES updates, surveying technician training programs, and complaints.