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Montana Administrative Register Notice 24-114-29 No. 23   12/11/2008    
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF ARCHITECTS AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

STATE OF MONTANA

 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM 24.114.101 board organization, 24.114.201 procedural rules, 24.114.301 definitions, 24.114.401 fees, 24.114.402 architect seal, 24.114.403 architect business entity practice, 24.114.407 emergency use, 24.114.501 and 24.114.502 licensure by examination, 24.114.2301 unprofessional conduct, 24.114.2402 screening panel, the adoption of NEW RULES I through VII, and the repeal of 24.114.404 architect partnerships, and 24.153.101 through 24.153.2301 pertaining to landscape architect licensure

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT, ADOPTION, AND REPEAL

 

TO:  All Concerned Persons

 

            1.  On January 6, 2009, at 10:00 a.m., a public hearing will be held in room 489, 301 South Park Avenue, Helena, Montana to consider the proposed amendment, adoption, and repeal of the above-stated rules.

 

            2.  The Department of Labor and Industry (department) will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format of this notice.  If you require an accommodation, contact the Board of Architects and Landscape Architects (board) no later than 5:00 p.m., on January 2, 2009, to advise us of the nature of the accommodation that you need.  Please contact Brooke Jasmin, Board of Architects and Landscape Architects, 301 South Park Avenue, P.O. Box 200513, Helena, Montana 59620-0513; telephone (406) 841-2351; Montana Relay 1 (800) 253-4091; TDD (406) 444-2978; facsimile (406) 841-2309; e-mail dlibsdarc@mt.gov.

 

            3.  GENERAL STATEMENT OF REASONABLE NECESSITY:  The 2007 Montana Legislature enacted Chapter 11, Laws of 2007 (Senate Bill 54), an act generally revising laws relating to licensing boards and combining the Board of Architects with the Board of Landscape Architects.  The combined Board of Architects and Landscape Architects determined it is reasonable and necessary to combine the individual boards' administrative rules wherever possible for simplicity, clarity, and ease of use.  The board is proposing to amend and repeal certain rules and adopt new rules at this time.  Where additional specific bases for a proposed action exist, the board will identify those reasons immediately following that rule.

            The board is amending catchphrases for clarity when needed.  Authority and implementation cites are being amended throughout to accurately reflect all statutes implemented through the specific rule and to provide the complete sources of the board's rulemaking authority.

 

            4.  The rules proposed to be amended provide as follows, stricken matter interlined, new matter underlined:

 

            24.114.101  BOARD ORGANIZATION  (1)  The Board of Architects and Landscape Architects consists of six members, including three licensed architects, two licensed landscape architects, and one public member.

            (2)  The Board of Architects and Landscape Architects hereby adopts and incorporates the organizational rules of the Department of Labor and Industry as listed in chapter 1 of this title.

 

AUTH:  2-4-201, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     2-4-201, MCA

 

            24.114.201  PROCEDURAL RULES  (1)  The Board of Architects and Landscape Architects hereby adopts and incorporates the procedural rules of the Department of Labor and Industry as listed in chapter 2 of this title.

 

AUTH:  2-4-201, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     2-4-201, MCA

 

            24.114.301  DEFINITIONS  (1)  "CLARB" means the Council of Landscape Architects Registration Boards, an international professional organization that provides testing and certification of landscape architects.  CLARB may be contacted at www.clarb.org.

            (1) remains the same but is renumbered (2).

            (2) (3)  "NCARB" means the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. located at 1801 K Street NW, Suite 1100, Washington, DC 20006-1310 NCARB may be contacted at www.ncarb.org.

            (3) (4)  "Responsible control" means the amount of control over and detailed knowledge of the content of technical submissions during their preparation as is ordinarily exercised by registered architects and landscape architects applying the required professional "standard of care."

            (4) remains the same but is renumbered (5).

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-1-319, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-1-319, 37-65-303, 37-66-304, 37-65-308, MCA

 

            24.114.401  FEE SCHEDULE  (1)  The following fees apply to architects:

            (a) remains the same.

            (b)  Application fee for licensure by examination                                            50

            (b) remains the same but is renumbered (c).

            (c) remains the same but is renumbered (d).  

            (e)  Emeritus license fee                                                                                    25

            (2)  The following fees apply to landscape architects:

            (a)  Application fee for license by examination                                             325

            (b)  License renewal                                                                                         250

            (3) remains the same.

            (4)  Fee abatement for renewal fees is specified by ARM 24.101.301.

            (2) remains the same but is renumbered (5).

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-1-134, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-134, 37-1-141, 37-65-307, 37-66-309, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is amending this rule to add an application fee for architect licensure by examination.  The department recently conducted a Business Process Analysis (BPA) in which board business processes were compared with current board statutes and rules.  During this process, it was discovered that the board staff expends significant time, resources, and costs in processing examination applications without receiving any income to support the processes.  It is reasonably necessary to amend this rule to set a fee commensurate with the costs of processing these examination applications.  The board estimates that approximately 30 exam applicants will be affected by the proposed $50 fee and result in $1,500 in additional annual board revenue.

The 2007 Montana Legislature enacted Chapter 502, Laws of 2007 (Senate Bill 153), which created an emeritus status for architects no longer practicing but desiring to maintain licensure.  The board is adding the $25 emeritus licensing fee to implement the legislation and to keep the board's fees commensurate with costs.  The board estimates that approximately 20 licensees will be affected by the proposed new fee and result in $500 in additional annual board revenue.

The board is also adding (4) to this rule to provide the location of the department's fee abatement rule, ARM 24.101.301, for the licensees' information.

 

            24.114.402  INDIVIDUAL ARCHITECT SEAL  (1)  Every licensed architect shall have a seal which must that contains the name of the architect, the city and state of the architect's place of business, the architect's Montana license number and the words "LICENSED ARCHITECT, STATE OF MONTANA".

            (2) remains the same.

            (3)  When there is a partnership or other business entity of architects, the individual names and license numbers of members may appear on one seal.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-65-308, MCA

 

REASON:  The board determined it is reasonably necessary to amend this rule to maintain all provisions for architects' seals in one rule.  The board is moving the provision for including individual architects' names and license numbers on a partnership or entity seal from ARM 24.114.403 to this rule for ease of reference and clarity.

 

            24.114.403  ARCHITECT BUSINESS ENTITY PRACTICE  (1)  When there is a partnership or other business entity of architects, the individual names and license numbers may appear on one seal.

            (2) remains the same but is renumbered (1).

            (a) and (b) remain the same.

            (2)  All licensees who enter into partnerships, limited partnerships or profit corporations, subchapter S corporations, or any other form of business entity in which their professional talent and service are utilized, shall file with the board office a statement of the existence of the business entity and the licensee's relationship to it.

 

AUTH:  35-4-301, 35-8-1304, 37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     35-4-205, 35-4-207, 35-4-208, 35-4-209, 35-4-301, 35-8-1301, 35-8-1304, 37-65-101, 37-65-302, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is amending this rule to maintain all provisions regarding architect business entity practice in one rule for easier reference and clarity.  The board is adding into this rule the requirement that architects submit documentation of involvement in a business entity practice from ARM 24.114.404, which is proposed for repeal in this notice.

 

            24.114.407  EMERGENCY USE OF ARCHITECTS  (1)  Nothing shall prevent a A person who is not currently registered licensed to practice architecture in this state and is currently registered licensed in another United States or Canadian jurisdiction, from providing may provide uncompensated (other than reimbursement of expenses) professional services at the scene of an emergency at the request of a public officer, public safety officer, or municipal or county building inspector, acting in an official capacity.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-65-101, 37-65-301, MCA

 

REASON:  It is reasonably necessary to amend this rule to more clearly set forth the board's intent regarding out-of-state licensed architects providing services in Montana under emergency circumstances.

 

            24.114.501  ARCHITECT EXAMINATION  (1) through (2)(a) remain the same.

            (b)  hold a degree in architecture from a school of architecture, the degree curriculum of which was accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) not later than two years after graduation; or meet the alternate education criteria available on the NCARB web site; and

            (c)  meet the alternate education criteria available on the NCARB web site.

            (c)  submit an application for examination on the form prescribed by the department.

            (3)  Prior to application for licensure applicants shall:

            (a)  pass all sections of the ARE and request submittal to the board of all exam scores for every section of the exam passed.  Applicants may retake any section of the examination that the applicant failed to pass in accordance with the NCARB requirements; and

            (b) and (4) remain the same.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-65-303, MCA

 

REASON:  During the department's BPA process, it was discovered that the requirement that examination candidates submit an application form to the board had been inadvertently omitted from this rule, although an application has always been required.  The board is amending this rule to set forth that requirement.

            The board is also amending this rule to clarify that applicants may retake failed portions of the ARE only in accordance with NCARB requirements.  This omission was also discovered during the BPA process and is not a new requirement.

 

            24.114.502  LICENSURES ARCHITECT LICENSURE BY EXAMINATION 

(1)  Applicants for licensure by examination shall:

            (a)  submit to the board a completed application, on forms prescribed by the board department, including all required fees and documentation;

            (b)  take and pass the ARE;

            (c)  submit the ARE scores from the applicant's designated state; and

            (d)  meet all the requirements set forth in ARM 24.114.501.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-65-301, 37-65-303, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is amending this rule to correct an error discovered through the department's BPA process.  The amendment is necessary to clarify that standardized forms, including application forms, are prescribed and adopted by the department and not the board.

 

            24.114.2301  UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT  (1) through (1)(c) remain the same.

            (d)  accepting compensation for architectural professional services from more than one party on a project, unless the circumstances are fully disclosed to and agreed to in writing by all interested parties;

            (e) remains the same.

            (f)  misrepresenting to a prospective or existing client or employer the licensee's qualifications and the scope of architectural responsibility in connection with work for which the architect licensee is claiming credit or being compensated;

            (g)  offering or making any gifts, other than gifts of nominal value (including, for example, reasonable entertainment and hospitality), with the intent of influencing the judgment of an existing or prospective client in connection with a project in which the architect licensee is interested;

            (h)  making public statements on architectural professional questions, without disclosing that the architect licensee is being compensated for making such statements;

            (i)  knowingly injuring or attempting to injure, falsely or maliciously, directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects or practice of another licensed architect or landscape architect;

            (j)  representing the work of others as the architect's licensee's own;

            (k) remains the same.

            (l)  performing professional services which have not been authorized by the client or the client's legal representative; and

            (m)  failure to disclose in writing to a client any business association or direct

or indirect financial interest that is substantial enough to influence the licensee's professional judgment in connection with the performance of services to a client;

            (n)  signing or attaching a seal to drawings, specifications, reports, or other  professional work for which the licensee does not have responsible control or direct professional knowledge;

            (o) (m)  willfully making or filing false reports or records. ; and

            (p)  failure to comply with the provisions of Title 37, chapter 65 or chapter 66, MCA, or these rules.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-1-319, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-1-316, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is amending this rule to incorporate provisions previously located in ARM 24.153.2301, the rule on landscape architect unprofessional conduct, which is proposed for repeal.  Following the combination of the two boards, the board concluded it is reasonably necessary to set forth unprofessional conduct for both architects and landscape architects in a single rule.

 

            24.114.2402  SCREENING AND ADJUDICATION PANELS PANEL  (1)  The board screening panel shall consists of three members of the board including and includes at least one architect and one landscape architect, the current president of the board, and two other board members, as chosen by the board president.  The president may reappoint or replace screening panel members as necessary at the president's discretion.

            (2)  The screening panel shall review anonymous reviews all complaints related to unprofessional conduct to determine whether appropriate investigative or disciplinary action may be pursued, or whether the matter may be dismissed for lack of sufficient information.

            (3)  The board adjudication panel consists of three members of the board and includes at least one architect and one landscape architect, as chosen by the board president.  The president may reappoint or replace adjudication panel members as necessary at the president's discretion.

            (4)  The adjudication panel issues all final orders in disciplinary proceedings involving licensees.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-1-307, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is amending this rule to specify the board's intent to have at least one architect and one landscape architect on the board's screening and adjudication panels.  The board determined that this amendment is reasonable and necessary to ensure equal representation on each panel.

 

            5.  The proposed new rules provide as follows:

 

            NEW RULE I  ARCHITECT EMERITUS STATUS  (1)  A licensee who has terminated his or her practice of architecture may apply for a certificate of emeritus status by submitting to the board a completed application for emeritus status and the fee established by ARM 24.114.401.

            (2)  Emeritus status does not require annual renewal.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-65-311, MCA

 

REASON:  The 2007 Montana Legislature created an emeritus status for architects who are no longer practicing but desire to maintain licensure.  It is reasonable and necessary to adopt this rule to implement the legislation and clarify that emeritus status does not require annual renewal.

 

            NEW RULE II  EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LICENSURE  (1)  Applicants for licensure must meet the following minimum requirements for education and experience:

            (a)  An applicant with an accredited landscape architect degree must have at least two years of practical experience in landscape architecture.

            (b)  An applicant with a nonaccredited landscape architect degree must have three years of practical experience in landscape architecture.

            (c)  An applicant with an accredited bachelor's degree must have four years of practical experience in landscape architecture.

            (d)  An applicant with no post-secondary education must have eight years of practical experience in landscape architecture.

            (2)  Practical experience must be gained under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect and is subject to review and approval by the board.

            (3)  All applicants for licensure must successfully pass the LARE.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-66-304, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is adopting this new rule to provide a route to licensure for landscape architecture applicants who have not graduated from an accredited school.  This new rule will require applicants with lower academic credentials to have obtained greater levels of professional experience under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect.  The board concluded that these requirements adequately protect the public by ensuring the licensure of competent landscape architects.

 

            NEW RULE III  LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SEAL  (1)  Every licensed landscape architect must have a seal that contains the name of the landscape architect, the landscape architect's Montana license number, the signature of the licensed landscape architect who applied the seal, and the words "LICENSED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, STATE OF MONTANA."

            (2)  For the purpose of sealing printed drawings, specifications, and other appropriate documents, each landscape architect must obtain an embossing or rubber stamp and a reproduction facsimile of the seal to be used on documents prepared by or under the supervision of a licensed landscape architect.  The seal or reproducible facsimile must be applied on all original drawings to produce legible reproduction on all copies or prints made from the drawings.

            (3)  A signature is an original manual signature of the landscape architect or a digital signature.  A digital signature must either have an electronic authentication process attached or must be logically associated with an electronic document and unique to the person using it; capable of verification; under the sole control of the person using it; and linked to a document in such a manner that the digital signature is invalidated if any data in the document are changed.

            (4)  When the efforts of more than one licensed landscape architect combine to produce documents requiring a seal, only one licensed landscape architect is required to affix a seal to the document.

 

AUTH:  37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-66-308, MCA

 

REASON:  The board determined that it is reasonably necessary to adopt New Rules III through VI to more clearly delineate the existing requirements regarding landscape architect seals and licensure.  These provisions are currently set forth at ARM 24.153.402, 24.153.501, 24.153.502, and 24.153.503, and are proposed for repeal in this notice.

 

            NEW RULE IV  LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT APPLICATIONS  (1)  An application for license, examination, or reinstatement must be made on a form provided by the board.  The application may be submitted on-line or by mail accompanied by the nonrefundable fee(s), and contain sufficient evidence that the applicant possesses the qualifications as set forth in Title 37, chapter 66, MCA, and these rules.

            (2)  The board or its designee reviews complete applications for compliance with board law and rules.  The board may request additional information or clarification of information provided in the application as it deems reasonably necessary.  Incomplete applications are returned to the applicant with a statement regarding incomplete portions.

            (3)  The applicant must correct any deficiencies and resubmit the application within 60 days or the application will be treated as voluntarily withdrawn.  After a voluntary withdrawal, an applicant must submit an entirely new application and nonrefundable fee(s) to begin the process again.

            (4)  The board shall notify an applicant in writing of the results of the evaluation of the application within ten days of receipt of a complete application.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-66-301, 37-66-304, MCA

 

            NEW RULE V  LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT EXAMINATIONS  (1)  All candidates must sit for the landscape architect registration examination (LARE) to be held at such time and place as the board may designate.  Applications for examination must be received in the board office 90 days prior to the next scheduled examination.  The applicant will be notified in writing approximately 30 days prior to the examination date of whether the applicant may sit for the examination.

            (2)  All requests for reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, at 42 U.S.C. 12101, et seq., relative to a board administered examination, must be made on forms provided by the board and submitted with the application prior to any application deadline set by the board.

            (3)  Candidates must provide a picture form of identification before being admitted to the examination.

            (4)  Applications of candidates who fail to sit for the examination within one year, after being notified of their eligibility, will be considered voluntarily withdrawn and must reapply for the examination and pay the appropriate fees.

            (5)  The board shall notify candidates in writing of the results of the examination.  Scores may not be released over the telephone or facsimile.  The board may release scores to the candidate or the candidate's legal representative only.

            (6)  Candidates who fail the examination and wish to review their examination must contact the testing agency directly.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-66-304, MCA

 

            NEW RULE VI  REPLACEMENT LICENSES  (1)  Licensees may notify the board of lost, damaged, or destroyed licenses and obtain a duplicate license by written request to the board, stating the reason for issuance of a duplicate and by paying the appropriate fee.

            (2)  Licensees who have lawfully changed their names may obtain a replacement license, but must notify the board of the name change in writing.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, MCA

 

            NEW RULE VII  LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LICENSURE BY ENDORSEMENT  (1)  Applicants for a landscape architect license by endorsement must submit an application to the board and provide written verification of prior licensure in another state or jurisdiction.

            (a)  Verification of prior licensure must disclose the date of licensure and the specific educational and experiential requirements for licensure in the jurisdiction.  The applicant must submit copies of pertinent statutes and rules of licensure from the jurisdiction of original licensure to the board.

            (b)  Verification of prior licensure must disclose whether the licensee has pending or completed discipline in any jurisdiction of licensure.

            (2)  Applicants must submit a CLARB record or verification from CLARB as evidence of passing all sections of the LARE.

            (3)  The board shall determine whether the education and experience qualifications for original licensure are substantially equivalent to the Montana qualifications.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-1-304, 37-66-304, MCA

 

REASON:  The board is adopting this new rule to provide an avenue of licensure for landscape architect applicants who are licensed in another state or jurisdiction.  It is reasonable and necessary to propose this new rule and set forth the provisions for landscape architect licensure by endorsement, which were not previously set forth in the rules.

 

            6.  The rules proposed to be repealed are as follows:

 

            24.114.404  ARCHITECT PARTNERSHIPS TO FILE STATEMENT WITH BOARD OFFICE found at ARM page 24-8024.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-65-204, MCA

IMP:     35-4-209, 37-65-302, MCA

 

            24.153.101  BOARD ORGANIZATION found at ARM page 24-14507.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     2-4-201, MCA

 

            24.153.201  PROCEDURAL RULES found at ARM page 24-14511.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     2-4-201, MCA

 

            24.153.202  PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RULES found at ARM page 24-14511.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     2-3-103, MCA

 

            24.153.401  QUORUM found at ARM page 24-14531.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-66-201, MCA

 

            24.153.402  SEALS found at ARM page 24-14531.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-66-308, MCA

 

            24.153.403  FEE SCHEDULE found at ARM page 24-14532.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-1-134, 37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-1-134, 37-66-202, 37-66-301, 37-66-304, 37-66-307, MCA

 

            24.153.501  APPLICATIONS found at page 24-14541.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-66-202, MCA

 

            24.153.502  EXAMINATIONS found at ARM page 24-14542.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-66-304, MCA

 

            24.153.503  REPLACEMENT LICENSES found at ARM page 24-14542.

 

AUTH:  37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-66-202, 37-66-303, MCA

 

            24.153.2101  RENEWALS found at ARM page 24-14545.

 

AUTH:  37-1-131, 37-66-202, MCA

IMP:     37-1-131, 37-66-307, MCA

 

            24.153.2301  UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT found at ARM page 24-14551.

 

AUTH:  37-1-319, MCA

IMP:     37-66-202, MCA

 

            7.  Concerned persons may present their data, views, or arguments either orally or in writing at the hearing.  Written data, views, or arguments may also be submitted to the Board of Architects and Landscape Architects, 301 South Park Avenue, P.O. Box 200513, Helena, Montana 59620-0513, by facsimile to (406) 841-2309, or by e-mail to dlibsdarc@mt.gov, and must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., January 14, 2009.

 

            8.  An electronic copy of this Notice of Public Hearing is available through the department and board site on the World Wide Web at www.architect.mt.gov.  The department strives to make the electronic copy of this Notice conform to the official version of the Notice, as printed in the Montana Administrative Register, but advises all concerned persons that in the event of a discrepancy between the official printed text of the Notice and the electronic version of the Notice, only the official printed text will be considered.  In addition, although the department strives to keep its web site accessible at all times, concerned persons should be aware that the web site may be unavailable during some periods, due to system maintenance or technical problems, and that technical difficulties in accessing or posting to the e-mail address do not excuse late submission of comments.

 

            9.  The board maintains a list of interested persons who wish to receive notices of rulemaking actions proposed by this board.  Persons who wish to have their name added to the list shall make a written request that includes the name, e-mail, and mailing address of the person to receive notices and specifies the person wishes to receive notices regarding all board administrative rulemaking proceedings or other administrative proceedings.  The request must indicate whether e-mail or standard mail is preferred.  Such written request may be sent or delivered to the Board of Architects and Landscape Architects, 301 South Park Avenue, P.O. Box 200513, Helena, Montana 59620-0513, faxed to the office at (406) 841-2309, e-mailed to dlibsdarc@mt.gov, or made by completing a request form at any rules hearing held by the agency.

 

            10.  The bill sponsor notice requirements of 2-4-302, MCA, do not apply.

 

            11.  Patricia Bik, attorney, has been designated to preside over and conduct this hearing.

 

                                                                  BOARD OF ARCHITECTS AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

                                                                  BAYLISS WARD, ARCHITECT, PRESIDENT

 

/s/ DARCEE L. MOE                                 /s/ KEITH KELLY

Darcee L. Moe                                           Keith Kelly, Commissioner

Alternate Rule Reviewer                            DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

 

 

 

            Certified to the Secretary of State December 1, 2008

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