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45 California Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1965)

handle is hein.sag/sagca0045 and id is 1 raw text is: OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CALIFORNIA Volume 45 Opinion No. 64-253-January 1, 1965 SUBJECT: CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE LAW-A city or county building department must refuse to issue a building permit to an applicant who fails to provide proper proof of his license or exempt status, and may not issue a plumbing permit to a general contractor not licensed as a plumbing contractor, unless the plumbing to be done is part of an over-all building project under- taken by the contractor. Requested by: STATE SENATOR, 3rd DISTRICT Opinion by: THOMAS C. LYNCH, Attorney General Stanley R. Estabrook, Deputy The Honorable Carl L. Christensen, Senator for the Third District, has re- quested an opinion on the following questions: 1. Must a city or county building department refuse to issue a building per- mit to an applicant who fails to provide proper proof of his license or exempt status under the Contractors' State License Law? 2. May a city or county building department issue a plumbing permit to an applicant licensed as a general building contractor but not as a plumbing contractor under the provisions of the Contractors' State License Law? The conclusions are: 1. A city or county building department must refuse to issue a building permit to an applicant who fails to provide proper proof of his license or exempt status under the Contractors' State License Law. 2. A city or county building department may not issue a plumbing permit to an applicant licensed as a general building contractor but not as a plumbing con- tractor under the provisions of the Contractors' State License Law, unless the plumbing work to be performed is but part of an over-all building project under- taken by the general building contractor. 1

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