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Four are primarily engaged in business as general contractors;

Three are primarily engaged in business as building contractors or residential contractors, however, at least one building contractor and one residential contractor shall be appointed;

One is primarily engaged in business as a roofing contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as a sheet metal contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as an air-conditioning contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as a mechanical contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as a pool contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as a plumbing contractor;

One is primarily engaged in business as an underground utility and excavation contractor;

Two are consumer members who are not, and have never been, members or practitioners of a profession regulated by the board or members of any closely related profession; and

Two are building officials of a municipality or county.

Division I is comprised of the general contractor, building contractor, and residential contractor members of the board; one of the members appointed pursuant to paragraph (2)(j); and one of the members appointed pursuant to paragraph (2)(k). Division I has jurisdiction over the regulation of general contractors, building contractors, and residential contractors.

Division II is comprised of the roofing contractor, sheet metal contractor, air-conditioning contractor, mechanical contractor, pool contractor, plumbing contractor, and underground utility and excavation contractor members of the board; one of the members appointed pursuant to paragraph (2)(j); and one of the members appointed pursuant to paragraph (2)(k). Division II has jurisdiction over the regulation of contractors defined in s. 489.105(3)(d)-(p).

Jurisdiction for the regulation of specialty contractors defined in s. 489.105(3)(q) shall lie with the division having jurisdiction over the scope of work of the specialty contractor as defined by board rule.