California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 15 — Land Surveyors, Article 8 — Revenue

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Section 8800Requires the department, beginning July 1, 2016, to account monthly for chapter money, report it to the Controller, and pay it to…Section 8801Sets chapter licenses to expire every two years if not renewed and requires biennial renewals to be staggered quarterly. Requires an unexpired-license…Section 8801.1Requires the board at license renewal to administer a no-fee online assessment on state law and board rules, limited to its top…Section 8802Allows chapter licenses to be renewed within five years after expiration by filing the board form and paying all accrued renewal fees;…Section 8802.1Limits renewal of a suspended license by providing that the license remains subject to expiration and must be renewed, but renewal does…Section 8802.2Bars renewal of a revoked license even though it remains subject to expiration. Requires a licensee whose revoked license is reinstated after…Section 8803Bars renewal, restoration, reissuance, or reinstatement of a license not renewed within five years after expiration. Allows the former holder after five…Section 8803.1Establishes that renewal of an expired or delinquent license restores the board’s full jurisdiction as though the lapse had not occurred and…Section 8804Requires a civil engineer who is also a licensed land surveyor to pay the surveyor renewal fee or penalty before renewal or…Section 8804.5Allows the board to refund all fees in accordance with the referenced code provision. Establishes that provision as the governing basis for…Section 8805Sets board-fixed maximum fees of $400 for land-surveyor applications, $100 for land-surveyor-in-training applications, $400 for renewal, 50 percent of the application fee…

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