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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA 1

DEPARTMENT OF STATE 2

BUREAU OF PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS 3

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F I N A L M I N U T E S 5

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MEETING OF: 7

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STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY 9

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TIME: 9:08 A.M. 11

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BOARD ROOM C 13

One Penn Center 14

2601 North Third Street 15

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17110 16

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Monday, May 6, 2019 18

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State Board of Cosmetology 1 May 6, 2019 2

3 4 BOARD MEMBERS: 5 6 Tammy Y. O’Neill, Chair, Professional Member 7 Felicia Brown-Haywood, Vice Chair, Professional Member 8 Tracy E. Bruno, Secretary, Professional Member 9 Kalonji Johnson, Acting Commissioner, Bureau of 10 Professional and Occupational Affairs 11 Molly Smith, Administrative Officer, Bureau of 12

Professional and Occupational Affairs 13 Elisa Gonzalez, Professional Member 14 Kristal L. Ferron, Consumer Protection Member 15 Carolyn R. Folk, Professional Member 16 Stephen A. Wallin, Professional Member - Absent 17 Deborah S. Neatock, Professional Member 18 19 20 BUREAU PERSONNEL: 21 22 Shana M. Walter, Esquire, Board Counsel 23 Glenn P. Masser, Esquire, Board Prosecution Liaison 24 Tara J. Smith, Esquire, Board Prosecutor 25 Angela B. Lucci, Esquire, Board Prosecutor 26

Colby B. Widdowson, Esquire, Board Prosecutor 27 Kelly I. Diller, Board Administrator 28 29 30 ALSO PRESENT: 31 32 Kimberly Adams, Chief of Fiscal Management, Bureau of 33 Finance and Operations 34 Shannon Boop, Fiscal Management Specialist 1, Bureau 35 of Finance and Operations 36 Stephen J. Szabo, Chief Operating Officer, Stephen 37 Szabo Salon & Spa 38 Kathy Miller, Owner, MY SALON Suite 39 John Cowan, Owner, MY SALON Suite 40

Jenn Navarro, Owner, MY SALON Suite 41 Andrew Navarro, Owner, MY SALON Suite 42 Santoshi Roopa Dantuluri, Student, DeRielle 43 Cosmetology Academy 44 Shalaka Joshi, Owner, MY SALON Suite 45 Ken McAllister, President, Suite Management 46 Franchising/MY SALON Suite and Salon Plaza 47 Kirsten Schmitt, Student, DeRielle Cosmetology Academy 48 Dipa Dhungana, Student, DeRielle Cosmetology Academy 49 Keya Shell, Student, Lancaster School of Cosmetology 50


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State Board of Cosmetology 1 May 6, 2019 2

3 4 ALSO PRESENT: (Continued) 5 6 Jeannie Jarvis, Manicuring Dreams by Jeannie 7 Nancy Quick, Cosmetology Instructor, Berks Career and 8 Technology Center 9 Donna Noecker, Cosmetology Instructor, Berks Career 10 and Technology Center 11 Jamari Henney 12

Madison Heagy 13 Jessica Ramos, West Perry High School Cosmetology 14 Program 15 Kaitlyn Wonders, Younique Makeup 16 Chevelle Brown 17 Katelyn Peters 18 Alaira Kish 19 Tiana Richardson 20 Hillary Karge, DeRielle Cosmetology Academy 21 Chris Lammando, Gmerek Government Relations, Inc. 22 Robert (Bo) Breuner, Owner, Sola Salon Studios 23 Jessica Ling 24 Kaitlyne Comp 25 Kayla Hostler 26

Rachael Miller, Cumberland Perry Area 27 Vocational-Technical School 28 Luke Fishel, Central Pennsylvania Literacy Council 29 Mary Alizada, Central Pennsylvania Literacy Council 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

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State Board of Cosmetology 2

May 6, 2019 3

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The regularly scheduled meeting of the State 5

Board of Cosmetology was held on Monday, May 6, 2019. 6

Tammy Y. O’Neill, Chair, Professional Member, called 7

the meeting to order at 9:08 a.m. The Pledge of 8

Allegiance was recited. Roll call was taken. A 9

quorum was noted to be present. 10

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Approval of minutes of the January 7, 2019 meeting 12

CHAIR O’NEILL: 13

Next on our agenda is the approval of 14

minutes from January 7. Can I get a 15

motion? 16

MS. FERRON: 17

Motion. 18

MS. FOLK: 19

Second. 20

CHAIR O’NEILL: 21

Thank you. 22

[The motion carried unanimously.] 23

*** 24

Report of Prosecutorial Division 25


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[Glenn P. Masser, Esquire, Board Prosecution Liaison, 1

announced that Tara Smith will be the new Board 2

liaison. 3

Ms. Smith provided a brief summary of her 4

professional background.] 5

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[Angela B. Lucci, Esquire, Board Prosecutor, presented 7

the Consent Agreements for Case No. 16-45-10853, Case 8

No. 16-45-02552, Case No. 17-45-12431, and Case No. 9

18-45-00638.] 10

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[Colby B. Widdowson, Esquire, presented the Consent 12

Agreements for Case No. 16-45-13900, Case No. 16-45-13

02339, and Case No. 16-45-03628.] 14

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Appointment - Bureau of Finance and Operations Annual 16

Budget Presentation 17

[Kimberly Adams, Chief of Fiscal Management, Bureau of 18

Finance and Operations, introduced herself and Shannon 19

Boop, Fiscal Management Specialist 1. 20

Ms. Adams addressed licensee population from a 21

revenue standpoint. She reviewed FY 2016-2017 and FY 22

2018-2019, noting a licensee count of 124,699 with a 23

recent addition of 561, making the current figure at 24

125,260. She reviewed FY 2014-2015, FY 2015-2016, and 25


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FY 2017-2018, noting a decrease of 11,137 licensees 1

since 2014. 2

Ms. Adams stated 93% of revenue was from renewals 3

and applications. She noted the last renewal increase 4

was in January 2015. 5

Ms. Adams reviewed the categorical breakdown of 6

administrative and legal expenses for FY 2016-2017 and 7

FY 2017-2018, FY 2018-2019 budget, and FY 2018-2019 8

expenses. She noted a recent increase in expenses 9

increased. She commented that expenses are incurred 10

through direct cost, timesheet-based cost, and 11

licensee-based fees. 12

Ms. Adams addressed revenues and expenses from 13

FY 2016-2017, FY 2017-2018, and FY 2018-2019, noting 14

the current budget balance. She mentioned projected 15

expenses outweighing revenue and declining licensee 16

population and suggested a fee increase. 17

Ms. Adams provided a breakdown of Board member 18

expenses for FY 2016-2017 and FY 2017-2018, noting the 19

budget for FY 2018-2019 that will be carried over to 20

FY 2019-2020. She noted the current expenses figure. 21

She commented that any excess goes back to the 22

restricted account for the Board’s use. 23

Ms. Adams reviewed the expenditure sheet 24

reflecting a pictorial overview of the fluctuation in 25


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expenses.] 1

*** 2

Report of Acting Commissioner 3

[Kalonji Johnson, Acting Commissioner, Bureau of 4

Professional and Occupational Affairs, noted his prior 5

role as Policy Director for the Department of State. 6

He expressed his eagerness to work with the Board. 7

Acting Commissioner Johnson announced Marc 8

Farrell as his replacement from the Governor’s Office, 9

where he was responsible for shepherding all of the 10

Commonwealth’s regulatory packages. 11

Acting Commissioner Johnson also introduced 12

Stephen Latanishen from the Governor’s Office, where 13

he was responsible for vetting all of the Board and 14

Commission nominations. Mr. Latanishen will be 15

working with stakeholder organizations ensuring their 16

voices are heard.] 17

*** 18

Report of Board Chair – No Report 19

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Report of Board Administrator 21

[Kelly I. Diller, Board Administrator, noted training 22

during executive session or after the meeting today.] 23

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Items for Discussion 25


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[Tammy Y. O’Neill, Chair, Professional Member, noted 1

the Informal Conference Committee for discussion. 2

Ms. Walter provided an overview of the 3

application process. She addressed individuals who 4

submit applications with a criminal record, stating 5

that the criminal record is reviewed by counsel. Ms. 6

Walter has the ability to make certain decisions on 7

behalf of the Board with regard to granting licenses 8

or bringing those applications to the full Board. 9

Ms. Walter reviewed the appeal process for 10

individuals. She noted the role of an Informal 11

Conference Committee. She requested forming a 12

committee of Board members and begin scheduling 13

applicants to meet with Board members rather than 14

immediately referring the individuals to the hearing 15

examiner for a hearing. 16

Tracy Bruno, Felicia Brown-Haywood, Kristal 17

Ferron, Tammy O’Neill, and Elisa Gonzalez volunteered 18

for the Informal Conference Committee.] 19

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Report of Committees – No Report 21

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Public Session 23

[Luke Fishel, Central Pennsylvania Literacy Council, 24

introduced herself and student, Mary Alizada. 25


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Ms. Fishel questioned why the Board ruled against the 1

extended time for testing through Pearson VUE. 2

Ms. Walter explained that individuals who apply 3

through Pearson VUE for an extension of time must have 4

a disability as defined by the Americans with 5

Disabilities Act. She noted the Board’s discussion at 6

the January meeting regarding an extension of time, 7

where the sole basis was English as a second language. 8

She stated that English as not a primary language is 9

not a disability recognized by the Americans with 10

Disabilities Act, and the individual could apply and 11

pay for a translator in the necessary language. 12

Ms. Fishel explained that Ms. Alizada is 13

basically fluent in English, but her speed of reading 14

precludes trying to answer 135 questions in 135 15

minutes. She stated Ms. Alizada does not need an 16

interpreter or translator for $1,500 but requires 17

someone to read the test to her. She requested the 18

Board approve and allow Pearson VUE to provide her 19

with a reader of the test. 20

Donna Noecker, Cosmetology Instructor, Berks 21

Career and Technology Center, addressed the four-year 22

rule as being a hardship for vocational schools. 23

Ms. Water explained that the Board cannot give 24

you any legal advice. The supervisor of the school 25


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would certify the hours. She stated that the Board 1

cannot waive the 1,250 in four consecutive years 2

requirement because it is statutory. 3

Nancy Quick, Cosmetology Instructor, Berks Career 4

and Technology Center, questioned who to contact to 5

get this changed. Acting Commissioner Johnson 6

suggested contacting local representative to request 7

flexibility in terms of interpretation for the four-8

year requirement. Ms. Diller also suggested speaking 9

to the local representative or senator to change that 10

part of the law. 11

Jeannie Jarvis, Manicuring Dreams by Jeannie LLC, 12

addressed foot files that are no longer legal through 13

the state Board. She noted that customers had the 14

best results with the file, and it can be 100% 15

sanitized. 16

Ms. Walter explained that Footlogix is similar to 17

a metal nail file and not a metal rasp that people use 18

during the pedicure process. She noted this to be an 19

issue for Ms. Jarvis during a recent inspection but 20

commented that the Board would not be able to give a 21

legal opinion on this matter. 22

Ms. Jarvis stated that Footlogix is safer than 23

other files and expressed a concern for client safety 24

if these files can no longer be used. 25


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Jen Navarro and John Cowan, MY SALON Suite 1

owners, introduced themselves. Ms. Navarro addressed 2

variance requests based on wall measurements in the 3

salon suites. She believes the suites are in 4

compliance with the PA State Code § 7.76 regarding 5

floor space and would like to move forward with an 6

inspection on the listed suites. 7

Mr. Cowan stated their intent was to be compliant 8

and provide a safe working environment for 9

cosmetologists who are practicing in these salons as 10

well as their clients. He believed the space 11

requirements were met and would also provide a good 12

safe working environment for the practitioners. 13

Ms. Walter commented that the Board traditionally 14

does not and will not preapprove architectural plans 15

for any sketches that are brought before construction 16

begins. She noted that the onus is on the salon owner 17

or the person building the salon to assure compliance, 18

not only with their township codes and the 19

construction codes but with the regulations. 20

Ms. Walter stated the Board has the blueprints 21

and sketches the architectural firm provided and will 22

consider those applications for the variance requests 23

during executive session. 24

Ken McAllister, President, Suite Management 25


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Franchising/MY SALON Suite and Salon Plaza, noted 1

Ratner Companies partnering with them for a total of 8 2

owners in the state of Pennsylvania representing 20 3

stores. Mr. McAllister is also an engineer and 4

believed all of the rooms meet the code of width by 5

definition. 6

Mr. McAllister recommended accelerating the 7

process, where the review is done before the 8

construction, just like building codes. He noted that 9

doing it at the end creates a burden, both on the 10

owners and the stylists moving into those stores. 11

Chris Lammando, Gmerek Government Relations, 12

Inc., introduced himself and Bo Breuner, Owner, Sola 13

Salon Studios. Mr. Lammando stated that Sola Salon 14

Studios has opened more than 100 salons in the 15

Commonwealth. He discussed the variance requests 16

pertaining to MY SALON Suite, clarifying not to hinder 17

or block competition or new entrance to the salon 18

industry. 19

Mr. Lammando commented that the rules applied to 20

Sola Salon Studios should be applied uniformly across 21

the Board to all new entrants, whether it is the 22

provisions of the cosmetology law or associated 23

regulations. He noted his understanding of the 24

situation and the variances as recently presented to 25


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the Board was new internal construction as well and 1

could be reconfigured to meet the requirements of the 2

law. 3

Mr. Lammando stated that the company was in the 4

development of additional salons as well and moving 5

forward with the construction of those spaces based on 6

the requirements of the law and codes that were placed 7

on Sola Salon Studios at the time they originally came 8

to Pennsylvania.] 9

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Report of Board Counsel 11

[Shana M. Walter, Esquire, Board Counsel, noted 7 12

Consent Agreements, 11 Final Adjudications and Orders, 13

8 Motions to Enter Default and Deem Facts Admitted, 7 14

proposed Adjudications and Orders from the hearing 15

examiners, 2 citation appeals, 2 matters for 16

deliberation, and 16 applications for variances and 17

applications to take the exam for consideration during 18

executive session.] 19

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[Pursuant to Section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act, at 21

10:30 a.m. the Board entered into Executive Session 22

with Shana M. Walter, Esquire, Board Counsel, for the 23

purpose of conducting quasi-judicial deliberations and 24

to receive advice of Counsel. The Board returned to 25


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open session at 12:59 p.m.] 1

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[Kalonji Johnson, Acting Commissioner, Bureau of 3

Professional and Occupational Affairs, exited the 4

meeting at 12:59 p.m.] 5

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MOTIONS 7

MS. WALTER: 8

We are returning from executive session, 9

where I provided the Board with legal 10

advice and the Board deliberated matters 11

that were set forth prior to going into 12

executive session. We will begin with 13

the consent agreements from the 14

prosecutorial division. 15

CHAIR O’NEILL: 16

Is there a motion to accept the Consent 17

Agreement for Case No. 16-45-13900? 18

MS. NEATOCK: 19

I make a motion. 20

MS. BRUNO: 21

I second. 22

CHAIR O’NEILL: 23

Thank you. 24

[The motion carried unanimously. The Respondent’s 25


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name is Son Dinh t/d/b/a Beauty Nails.] 1

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CHAIR O’NEILL: 3

Case No. 16-45-10853, Aisha A. Murphy? 4

MS. BROWN-HAYWOOD: 5

Motion. 6

MS. GONZALEZ: 7

Second. 8

CHAIR O’NEILL: 9

Thank you. 10


*** 12

CHAIR O’NEILL: 13

Motion to accept Case No. 17-45-12431, 14

Laney Quach t/d/b/a Nail Love? 15

MS. NEATOCK: 16

I make a motion. 17

MS. BRUNO: 18

Second. 19

CHAIR O’NEILL: 20

Thank you. 21


*** 23

CHAIR O’NEILL: 24



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Karly A. Fisher? 1

MS. FERRON: 2

I make a motion. 3

MS. BRUNO: 4

Second. 5

CHAIR O’NEILL: 6

Thank you. 7


*** 9

CHAIR O’NEILL: 10


Ha D. Ngo? 12

MS. FOLK: 13

I make a motion. 14


Second. 16

CHAIR O’NEILL: 17

Thank you. 18


*** 20

[No motion was made for Kendall L. Pope, Case No. 16-21

45-02552. Name was read.] 22

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CHAIR O’NEILL: 24

Motion for approval on the Consent 25


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Agreement of Case No. 16-45-03628? 1

MS. NEATOCK: 2

I make a motion. 3

MS. BRUNO: 4

Second. 5

CHAIR O’NEILL: 6

Can I get an aye from everybody? 7

[The motion carried. Carolyn Folk recused herself 8

from deliberations and voting on the motion.] 9

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CHAIR O’NEILL: 11

Is there a motion to approve the 12

Adjudication and Order, Case No. 13-45-13

02790, Shanell Lee Summers? 14

MS. NEATOCK: 15

I make a motion. 16

MS. BRUNO: 17

Second it. 18

CHAIR O’NEILL: 19

Can I have a roll call? 20

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All respond aye. 22

[The motion carried. Carolyn Folk recused herself 23

from deliberations and voting on the motion.] 24

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CHAIR O’NEILL: 1

Is there a motion to approve the 2

Adjudications and Orders for items 10 3

through 19 at Case No. 16-45-04339, Amy 4

N. Rummell; Nabil Marsha, Case No. 17-5

45-08813; Rachel K. Jackson, Case No. 6

16-45-1480; Deana Liptak, Case No. 16-7

45-06416; Iris A. Marmolejo, Case No. 8

16-45-07905; Lindsay A. McCullough, Case 9

No. 16-45-03187; Emma A. Parkin, Case 10

No. 16-45-04435; Sasha Nicole Spillar, 11

Case No. 16-45-03195; and Kelly J. 12

Timko, Case No. 17-45-01662? 13

Can I get a motion? 14

MS. FOLK: 15

Motion. 16

CHAIR O’NEILL: 17

Carolyn. 18

MS. BRUNO: 19

Second. 20

CHAIR O’NEILL: 21

Tracy, thank you. 22


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CHAIR O’NEILL: 25


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Next, we have the motions to enter 1

default and deem facts admitted. 2

Is there a motion to move that the 3

Board grant the Motion to Enter Default 4

and Deem Facts Admitted and that Board 5

counsel be directed to prepare an 6

Adjudication and Order in accordance 7

with our discussions in executive 8

session? 9

We have Case No. 16-45-13687, 10

Carmen N. Sams; Case No. 18-45-004729, 11

Lynn M. Scott; Case No. 17-45-014330, 12

Rosemarie Wenzelberger aka Rosemarie 13

Betz Beauty Shop; Case No. 16-45-03740, 14

Charlotta Ann Abbott; Case No. 17-45-15

04154, Stephanie Almeida Forty; Case No. 16

18-45-01289, Justin A. Nickle; and Case 17

No. 17-45-01593, Hope Thomas. 18

Can I get a motion? 19


Motion. 21

MS. BRUNO: 22

Second. 23

CHAIR O’NEILL: 24

All in favor, say aye. 25


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CHAIR O’NEILL: 3

Can I get a motion to table Case No. 18-4

45-010086, Wanece Shanta Downing? 5


Motion. 7

MS. GONZALEZ: 8

Second. 9

CHAIR O’NEILL: 10

Thank you. 11


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CHAIR O’NEILL: 14

We will move on to the hearing 15

examiner’s proposed adjudications and 16

orders. 17

Case No. 18-45-005349, Cornelia 18

Garcell Hall; Case No. 18-45-005566, 19

Melissa Ann Haskell; Case No. 17-45-20

02700, Janelle C. Klahr; Case No. 16-45-21

04366, Ta’Miera Kitt; Case no 17-45-22

08813, Nabil Marsha; Case No. 18-45-23

003699, Duyen Ninh and Van Nguyen 24

t/d/b/a Spalon; and Case No. 16-45-25


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02251, Christine E. Guercio. 1

Can I get a motion to accept the 2

hearing examiner’s proposed 3

adjudications and orders? 4


Motion. 6

MS. GONZALEZ: 7

Second. 8

CHAIR O’NEILL: 9

All in favor, say aye. 10


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CHAIR O’NEILL: 13

Can I get a motion to uphold Case No. 14

18-45-007998, Alysia A. Buck? 15

MS. NEATOCK: 16

I make a motion. 17

MS. BRUNO: 18

Second. 19

CHAIR O’NEILL: 20

Tracy, thank you. All in favor, say 21

aye. 22


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MS. WALTER: 25


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Number 35 on the agenda, Stacey Lynn 1

Blair aka Stacey Lynn Marshall, Case No. 2

17-45-09998 was erroneously placed on 3

the agenda for this month and will be on 4

the agenda next month for consideration 5

by the Board. 6

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CHAIR O’NEILL: 8

Matter for deliberation. Can I get a 9

motion for Case No. 18-45-001553, Nicole 10

M. Becker, to uphold the hearing 11

examiner’s decision? 12

MS. FOLK: 13

Motion. 14

MS. BRUNO: 15

Second. 16

CHAIR O’NEILL: 17

Thank you. All in favor, say aye. 18


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CHAIR O’NEILL: 21

Case No. 18-45-00269, Ilanit K. Patsko 22

will be tabled for the next meeting. 23

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MS. WALTER: 25


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I believe the Board would entertain a 1

motion to grant the Application to Sit 2

for the Cosmetology Examination for 3

Alana Fay Peters. 4

Is there a motion? 5


Motion. 7

MS. FOLK: 8

Second. 9


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MS. WALTER: 12

Number 40, Lourdes Milagros Ramos. I 13

believe the Board would entertain a 14

motion to grant Ms. Ramos the 15

Application to Sit for the Cosmetology 16

Examination. 17

MS. FERRON: 18

I make a motion. 19

MS. BRUNO: 20

Second. 21


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MS. WALTER: 24

Tamekka Jackson, Case No. 17-45-09950. 25


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motion to ratify the order granting 2

Ms. Jackson’s Application to Sit for the 3

Cosmetology Exam. 4



Motion. 7

MS. BRUNO: 8

Second. 9


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MS. WALTER: 12

Number 42, Aldrika Lonique Johnson. I 13


motion to grant Ms. Johnson’s 15


Exam. 17


MS. NEATOCK: 19

Motion. 20

MS. GONZALEZ: 21

Second. 22


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MS. WALTER: 25


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Azar Ghorbani, No. 53 on the agenda. I 1


motion to grant Ms. Ghorbani’s 3


Examination. 5



Motion. 8

MS. BRUNO: 9

Second. 10


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MS. WALTER: 13

Number 54, Somaya Mohamed Zein. I 14


motion to grant her Application to Sit 16

for the Cosmetology Examination. 17

MS. NEATOCK: 18

Motion. 19

MS. FERRON: 20

Second. 21


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MS. WALTER: 24

Is there a motion to provisionally deny 25


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No. 43, the Variance of Jen Signor’s 1

Salon? 2

MS. FERRON: 3

Motion. 4

MS. FOLK: 5

Second. 6

MS. WALKER: 7

Can I get a roll call for that? 8

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All respond aye. 10


*** 12

MS. WALTER: 13

No. 44, The Lash Studio + Spa, motion to 14

provisionally deny? 15

MS. FERRON: 16

Motion. 17

MS. BRUNO: 18

Second. 19

MS. WALKER: 20

Roll call. 21

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Debbie, aye; Kristal, aye; Carolyn, aye; 23

Tracy, aye; Felicia, aye; Elisa, aye; 24

Tammy, aye. 25


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MS. WALTER: 3

No. 45, Variance, Salon 301, motion to 4

grant? 5

MS. NEATOCK: 6

I make a motion. 7


Second. 9

CHAIR O’NEILL: 10

Roll call. 11

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Tammy, aye. 15


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MS. WALTER: 18

No. 46, MY SALON Suite Lawrence Park 19

Suite 306, motion to grant? 20

MS. NEATOCK: 21

I make a motion. 22

MS. GONZALEZ: 23

Second. 24

MS. WALKER: 25


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Roll call. 1

2



Tammy, aye. 5


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MS. WALTER: 8


Suite 101, motion to provisionally deny? 10

MS. FERRON: 11

Motion. 12

MS. BRUNO: 13

Second. 14

MS. WALKER: 15

Roll call. 16

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Tammy, aye. 20


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MS. WALTER: 23


Suite 202, motion to provisionally deny? 25


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MS. NEATOCK: 1

I make a motion. 2

MS. BRUNO: 3

I second. 4

MS. WALKER: 5

Roll call. 6

7



Tammy, aye. 10


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MS. WALTER: 13

No. 49, MY SALON Suite Suburban Square 14

203, motion to grant? 15

MS. NEATOCK: 16

I make a motion. 17

MS. GONZALEZ: 18

I second. 19

MS. WALKER: 20

Roll call. 21

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Tammy, aye. 25


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MS. WALTER: 3




Motion. 7

MS. NEATOCK: 8

Second. 9

MS. WALKER: 10

Roll call. 11

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Tammy, aye. 15


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MS. WALTER: 18



MS. NEATOCK: 21

I make a motion. 22


Second. 24

MS. WALKER: 25


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Roll call. 1

2



Tammy, aye. 5


*** 7

MS. WALTER: 8



MS. GONZALEZ: 11

I make a motion. 12

MS. NEATOCK: 13

Second. 14

MS. WALKER: 15

Roll call. 16

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Tammy, aye. 20


*** 22

MS. WALTER: 23

There is an Application to Sit for the 24

Exam for Son V. Nguyen. I believe the 25


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Board would entertain a motion to grant 1

Ms. Nguyen’s Request to Take the 2

Cosmetology Examination. 3



Motion. 6

MS. FOLK: 7

Second. 8


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MS. WALKER: 11


motion to grant the request of the 13

candidate that presented today. The 14

request was to have the cosmetology 15

examination read to her by someone 16

speaking English through earphones, and 17

the request was not a request for 18

additional time. 19

I believe the Board would entertain 20

a motion to grant the request for the 21

exam to be read through earphones and 22

for the candidate to pay all fees 23

associated with this service. 24



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MS. NEATOCK: 1

Motion. 2

MS. GONZALEZ: 3

I second. 4

MS. WALKER: 5

All in favor? 6

[The motion carried unanimously. The name in that 7

request is Mary Alizada.] 8

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[Shana M. Walter, Esquire, Board Counsel, stated that 10

the discussion regarding the pedicure tool is an 11

administrative matter and suggested those with 12

questions attend the next Board meeting for 13

discussion.] 14

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Miscellaneous - Meeting Dates 16

[Shana M. Walter, Esquire, Board Counsel, noted the 17

next Board meeting is July 8. 18

She also noted the Informal Conference Committee 19

Meeting before the regular Board meeting. 20

Ms. Walter mentioned exam statistics are 21

available for the Board’s review.] 22

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Adjournment 24

CHAIR O’NEILL: 25


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Motion to adjourn? 1


Motion. 3

MS. BRUNO: 4

Second. 5

CHAIR O’NEILL: 6

Thank you. 7


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[There being no further business, the State Board of 10

Cosmetology Meeting adjourned at 1:26 p.m.] 11

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CERTIFICATE 13

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I hereby certify that the foregoing summary 15

minutes of the State Board of Cosmetology meeting, was 16

reduced to writing by me or under my supervision, and 17

that the minutes accurately summarize the substance of 18

the State Board of Cosmetology meeting. 19

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Amber Garbinski, 22

Minute Clerk 23

Sargent’s Court Reporting 24

Service, Inc. 25


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STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY 1 REFERENCE INDEX 2

3 May 6, 2019 4

5 TIME AGENDA 6 7 9:08 Official Call to Order 8 9 9:08 Pledge of Allegiance 10 11 9:08 Roll Call 12

13 9:09 Approval of Minutes 14 15 9:09 Report of Prosecutorial Division 16 17 9:19 Appointment – Bureau of Finance and 18 Operations Annual Budget Presentation 19 20 9:29 Report of Acting Commissioner 21 22 9:32 Report of Board Administrator 23 24 9:33 Items for Discussion 25 26

9:38 Public Session 27 28 10:29 Report of Board Counsel 29 30 10:30 Executive Session 31 12:59 Return to Open Session 32 33 12:59 Motions 34 35 1:26 Adjournment 36 37 38 39 40

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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA · 2019. 8. 16. · 1 sargent's court reporting service, inc. (814) 536-8908 1 commonwealth of pennsylvania 2 department of state 3 bureau of professional