a:\newslw.96 [4]Alan Lee MitchellStephen De'ak202000-01-04T23:05:00Z2006-07-01T22:26:00Z2006-07-01T22:26:00Z12231277 102149811.8026 FURRER & SCOTT LLCConsider . . .VOL. 10, ISSUE 1 January, 2001Law OfficesFURRER & SCOTT LLC9185 SW BURNHAM ST. POST OFFICE BOX 23414TIGARD, OR 97223 TIGARD, OR 97281(503) 620-4540 -- (800) 334-8986 -- FAX: (503) 620-4315www.furrer-scott.comNEW “INDUSTRIAL TRUCK” REGULATIONSCCB “HIGH POINTS” If you ever wonder about whether you or someone on one of your projects needs to be licensed with the CCB, there are two administrative rules that you should review. The first, OAR 812-002-0760, lists types of work that normally require CCB licensing. The second, OAR 812-002-780, lists types of work that do not normally require CCB licensing. Both rules can be found at the CCB’s web site, www.ccb.state.or.us.FIRM NEWS:RANDOM THOUGHTS:“The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little longer.” Henry Kissinger.This newsletter is published quarterly by the law firm of Furrer & Scott LLC for the benefit of its clients and friends and is intended to inform them about legal matters of interest. While this information is meant to be current, we do not promise or guarantee that the information is correct, complete or up-to-date. This information is not intended to and should not be considered to provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. No action should be undertaken in reliance hereon without professional legal counsel. Alan L. Mitchell, EditorLaw OfficesFURRER & SCOTT LLC9185 SW BURNHAM ST. POST OFFICE BOX 23414TIGARD, OR 97223 TIGARD, OR 97281(503) 620-4540 -- (800) 334-8986 -- FAX: (503) 620-4315www.furrer-scott.com