California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 3.5 — Landscape Architecture, Article 4 — Issuance of Certificates

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Section 5650Allows a person over age 18 with six years of landscape-architecture training and educational experience in actual practice to take the licensure…Section 5650.5Establishes the following rule: (a)Pursuant to Section 144, the board has the authority to obtain and review criminal offender record information. (e)Notwithstanding…Section 5651Requires the board to examine landscape-architecture applicants and license each qualified person who pays the initial fee. The written examination may be…Section 5651.1Allows the board to adopt guidelines for delegating landscape-architect examination grading to a contracted vendor, including examination goals and procedures for ensuring…Section 5652Requires the following: If the applicant’s examination is satisfactory, and upon the payment of the license fee fixed by this chapter, the…Section 5653Allows the board to deny or refuse to issue a landscape-architecture license when there is proof that the applicant committed an act…Section 5654Requires the following: The board must keep a record of the names and addresses of all licenseholders and such additional personal data…Section 5655Establishes that a landscape architecture license remains in full force until it is revoked or suspended for cause or expires under the…Section 5656Requires issuance of a duplicate landscape architecture license replacing one that has been lost, destroyed, or mutilated upon proper application and subject…Section 5657Requires each landscape-architecture licensee to file a current mailing address with the board in Sacramento and report every address change, providing both…Section 5658Requires applicants with valid email addresses to report them at application, licensees to report or verify them at renewal, and either group…Section 5659Requires each landscape architect to sign, date, and seal or stamp plans, specifications, and other service instruments prepared for others as evidence…

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