The Lake County Contractors Licensing Board convened on September 18, 2026, to review and vote on 24 contractor license applications. The board approved 23 applications, several contingent upon submission of updated bonds or proof of workers' compensation insurance. One application was deferred for further investigation and legal consultation.
Oh, so here today we're all scheduled. Somebody else previously hold this license? No, sir. No. Okay, nice. How many employees do you have? Um you guys got work coming up in the unincorporated Lake County or any particular projects? Not at the moment, but it ebbs and flows all the time. We do a lot of work for NIPSCOs, so I've seen you guys around a lot. Understood, thank you. Insurance certificate is recorded. Yes. Scope was correct. Bond is recorded. Your bond. You've got it recorded, but it ends, it ended on September eleventh. The bond. The bond fired on September eleventh. That's what it says here. Unless there's another we just got that one. I just got to get a recorded. Okay. Well, we can we can go ahead with this because you've got the bond recorded, but you can't get any permits until we have the updated bond. Yes, sir. That he's got it with Greg's got it with him. We'll record it today. Everything else appears to be in order. Motion to approve Hydro X incorporated Wayne Ravenslu, electrical contractor contingent upon the receipt of the new bond. Second. It's been moved and seconded to approve the electrical contractor license for hydro exec incorporated Wayne Ravens loop petitioner. Contingent of on receipt of uh corrected bond. On the question. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. License granted with that contingency. Follow him. Yeah, you can follow Tom. Bella Construction LLC. Philip Kolevsky. Petitioner, general contractor's license. Warren Philip. Yes. What's your position with the company? Uh right now I'm working with my dad for Bell Electric. I'm an electrician. Uh always wanted to build, get into building. And uh after all these years of following stepped up and uh logic stop building now as a general contractor. Okay. So you're your electrician then?