Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 5, February 29, 2024
(1) An application
for a license to practice landscape architecture will be submitted on the form
provided by the Board and will be received at any time during regular business
hours at the office of the Board.
(a) Each
applicant shall submit with the formal application for a license, authentic proof
of the statements made therein by attaching such documentary evidence,
affidavits, registrar's statements, diplomas, published data, photographs,
photostats, or any other sworn proven evidence as in the discretion of the Board,
may be sufficient to show the Board that the applicant is clearly eligible for
license as a landscape architect. An application for licensure will become null
and void and forfeiture of fees if all required documents are not received within
one year of the initial date the application is received within the board
office.
(b) The Board reserves the
right to retain as a permanent part of the application, any or all documents
submitted. Original documents may be replaced by photostatic copies of such
documents at the request and expense of the applicant.
(2) All applicants shall be considered
individually by the Board based upon evidence submitted and successful completion
of the registration examination, and passed or rejected on a role call vote. The
action taken by the board on each application shall be recorded in the minutes
and an outline of the action taken by the Board shall be placed with the
application.
(a) A personal appearance before
the Board may be required of applicants in the discretion of the Board. Personal
appearances before the Board, if required, shall be at the time and place
designated by the Board.
(b) Failure
to supply additional evidence or information within 60 calendar days from the
date of a written request from the Board or to appear before the Board when such
an appearance is deemed necessary by the Board, may be considered just and
sufficient cause for disapproval of the application.
(3) An applicant, meeting all requirements of
the Alabama statute and the rules and regulations of the Board, and eligible for
a license to practice landscape architecture in the State of Alabama will be
notified by the Board of his eligibility.
(a)
Upon payment of all fees as provided in section 500-X-2-.08, the Board will issue
a license certificate to the landscape architect.
(b) The license certificate will indicate the
registration number of the landscape architect. This registration number must
appear on the landscape architect's seal and on all works signed by the landscape
architect.
Author: William R. Sorensen
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
1975, §§
34-17-1, et seq.
