Hawaii SB2607 establishes standards for landscape architect licensure, including education, experience, and examinations.
Hawaii SB2607 amends the state's landscape architect licensure requirements. It authorizes the board of professional engineers, architects, surveyors, and landscape architects to set standards. To be eligible for licensure, applicants must either pass the national landscape architect licensing examination and a state examination, or have twelve years of relevant experience. The state examination tests knowledge of Hawaii's climatic conditions, native plants, land use ordinances, and historical conditions affecting landscape architecture.
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