Which one of these is a required action for renewing a builders' license if inactive?

To maintain an inactive builder's license, no action is needed beyond ensuring that the license remains in good standing, as long as it is not actively used for construction projects. This means that for an individual who has chosen to let their license remain inactive, they do not have to file a new application, pay annual fees, or complete additional training during the period in which they are not actively operating as a builder.

In contrast, active licenses typically require ongoing obligations such as paying fees and may necessitate additional training to keep up with industry standards and regulations. Thus, the requirement for no action aligns with the understanding that inactive licenses are distinguished from active ones in terms of ongoing responsibilities.