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SB43 Alabama 2012 Session

Updated Jul 25, 2021
SB43 Alabama 2012 Session
Senate Bill
Expired
Current Status
Regular Session 2012
Session
1
Sponsor

Summary

Primary Sponsor
Tom Whatley
Republican
Session
Regular Session 2012
Title
Landscape architects, registered landscape architects, licensing, examination, and education requirements, provision for practical experience removed, payment of annual license fee, date due and date of mailing of delinquency notice altered, Secs. 34-17-20, 34-17-21, 34-17-22, 34-17-24 am'd.; Act 2011-166, 2011 Reg. Sess. am'd.
Description

Under existing law, any person who practices landscape architecture or uses the title "landscape architect" must be licensed.

This bill would add the title "registered landscape architect" and would also require a license.

Under existing law, as an alternative to other licensing requirements, any person with at least eight years of actual practical experience in landscape architectural work may qualify for a license.

This bill would delete the alternative licensing for eight years of actual practical experience and require a licensed landscape architect to have educational experience from an approved landscape architectural school and submit proof of practical experience to qualify for a license.

Under existing law, to become a licensed landscape architect, an applicant would take a written examination.

This bill would require the applicant to take a board approved examination.

Under exiting law, a landscape architect must pay, on the first day of January of each year, an annual license fee to the board. If the fee is not paid by the thirtieth day of June of the year a delinquency notice may be mailed and after 30 days the architect's certificate shall be suspended.

This bill would change the date of the delinquency notice to the fifteenth day of March.

Subjects
Landscape Architects, Board of Examiners of

Bill Actions

Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Small Business

Bill Text

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature