Inquiries are routinely sent to both registrants and non-registrants for alleged violations of Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) and Nevada Administrative Codes (NAC).
There were six cases this period that were submitted for board consideration and approved. Additionally, five cases were closed because there was no basis for the allegations, or the complaint did not fall within the board's jurisdiction.
The following cases were closed by means of settlement agreement; as part of the agreement respondents agreed to assure compliance with Chapter 623. Should the respondents be involved in a subsequent case and found to have again violated NRS, NAC or Rules of Conduct, the case may be used as an aggravating factor.
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Holding Oneself Out and Advertising Qualifications to Practice Architecture, Registered Interior Design or Residential Design: NRS 623.360.1(a)(b)
Case 22-037N
The allegations against Tommy Li were that he held himself out as being qualified to provide services that fall under the practice of architecture without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $2,500 plus investigative costs of $1,500.
Holding Oneself Out, Advertising, and Unlicensed Practice of Architecture, Registered Interior Design or Residential Design: NRS 623.360.1(a)(b)(c)
Case 22-026N
The allegations against Robin Goldbeck and Goldbeck Architects were that they held themselves out as being qualified to provide services that fall under the practice of architecture and engaged in the practice of architecture, without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $3,500 plus investigative costs of $1,500.
Advertising and Unlicensed Practice of Architecture, Registered Interior Design or Residential Design: NRS 623.360.1(b)(c)
Case 22-026N
The allegations against Dezirae Bruni and DB Interiors were that they held themselves out as being qualified to provide services that fall under the practice of architecture and engaged in the practice of architecture, without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $5,000 plus investigative costs of $1,800.
Unlicensed Practice of Architecture, Registered Interior Design or Residential Design: NRS 623.360.1(c)
Case 22-029N
The allegations against Jonathan Jaeger were that he engaged in the practice of architecture without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $3,000 plus investigative costs of $1,600.
Case 22-038N
The allegations against Luis Lopez Pena were that he engaged in the practice of architecture without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $1,100 plus investigative costs of $1,400.
Case 22-042N
The allegations against Richard Terrones and Dreiling and Terrones were that they engaged in the practice of architecture without having a certificate of registration with the board. The matter was resolved through a settlement agreement incorporating an administrative penalty of $1,000 plus investigative costs of $1,000.
