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Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.06 - Enclosed Structure And Cultivation Requirements

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(1) All cannabis must be cultivated in an
			 enclosed structure; each cannabis plant or batch of cannabis plants must be
			 cultivated in an individual receptacle containing soil or growing media, so as
			 to foster portability, limit cross-contamination, and facilitate proper
			 monitoring of each plant.
(2)
			 Containers may be for individual plants or for batches of plants as long as
			 each plant is clearly identified and traceable.
(3) No cultivation is allowed outdoors or
			 directly in the ground.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.07 - Cultivars Must Be Approved By Department

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(1) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities may
			 only cultivate cannabis cultivars approved by the department prior to
			 acquisition of plant material. Cultivars cannot be derived from hemp or
			 industrial hemp as defined by Ala. Admin. Code Rule
			 80-10-21-.02(19) but must be derived from cannabis plants that have a high likelihood of
			 producing medical cannabis.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.08 - Location And Visibility

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(1)
			 Cultivators and Integrated Facilities should take steps to limit the visibility
			 of cannabis, in any form, from outside the perimeter barrier of the cultivation
			 facility.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.09 - Background Checks

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(1) Cultivators
			 and Integrated Facilities must comply with the background check requirements
			 mandated by the AMCC pursuant to
Code of Ala. 1975
,
			 Section 20-2A-59.
(2) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 must present evidence to the Department, upon request, that all employees
			 comply with the requirements of §
								20-2A-62(d)(3),
Code of Ala. 1975
, (as amended), relating to crimes
			 involving controlled substances.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.10 - Inspections

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Cultivators and Integrated Facilities shall submit to all
				inspections required by §
								20-2A-52,
Code of Ala.
				1975
(as amended). The Department will conduct inspections of
				cultivators and the cultivation facilities of integrated facilities at least
				twice per calendar year. Cultivators and Integrated Facilities must allow their
				cultivation facilities to be inspected by the Department at any
				time.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.11 - Destruction And Disposal Procedures

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Any cannabis material that is not used in medical cannabis
				must be destroyed in such a way as to render the material unusable and
				unrecognizable. Each Cultivator and Integrated Facility must include their
				destruction and disposal procedures in their operations plan. Cultivators and
				Integrated Facilities must enter destruction and disposal records into the
				Statewide Seed-To-Sale Tracking System.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.12 - Sales Of Cannabis; Prohibited Activities

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(1) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 shall only sell or transfer cannabis to other licensees of the AMCC as provided
			 by the Act, these rules, or rules adopted by the AMCC. Cultivators may not
			 process, transport, or dispense cannabis in any form or for any
			 reason.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.13 - Pesticide Usage And Testing

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(1) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 shall fully comply with all laws and administrative rules relating to the usage
			 of pesticides in the State of Alabama.
(2) The Department may perform pesticide
			 testing on a random basis or if the representatives of the Department have
			 reason to believe that a pesticide may have been applied to cannabis in
			 violation of the product label.
(3)
			 At least quarterly, Cultivators and Integrated Facilities shall, at their own
			 cost, have their cannabis sampled by the State Testing Laboratory licensed by
			 the AMCC pursuant to
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								20-2A-66 to ensure that no
			 pesticides or other hazardous substances are present in the cannabis material.
			 Cultivators and Integrated Facilities must maintain records of these tests for
			 at least two years and provide the results to the department and AMCC, upon
			 request. Nothing herein shall preclude a Cultivator or Integrated Facility from
			 conducting or seeking, at its own cost, in-house or independent third-party
			 testing of cannabis at any other time before, at, or after the time of
			 harvest.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.14 - Hazardous Waste And Chemical Waste

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(1) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 shall establish and maintain standards, procedures, and requirements for
			 hazardous and chemical waste product storage and disposal, and chemical storage
			 that comply with Chapters 27 and 30 of Title 22,
Code of Ala.
			 1975
.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.15 - Transportation Of Cannabis And Medical Cannabis

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(1) A Cultivator may only transport cannabis
			 or medical cannabis to another AMCC licensee by utilizing the services of a
			 secure transporter licensed by the AMCC.
(2) An Integrated Facility may only transport
			 cannabis or medical cannabis to its own facilities or another AMCC licensee by
			 utilizing its own vehicles as authorized by the AMCC or by using the services
			 of a secure transporter licensed by the AMCC.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.16 - Records And Video Retention

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(1)
			 All records related to the cultivation of cannabis, destruction and disposal of
			 cannabis, and storage of medical cannabis in a cultivation facility shall be
			 kept for at least 2 years and made available to the Department and AMCC upon
			 request. This includes all records related to individuals entering and exiting
			 the cultivation facility.
(2)
			 Cultivators and Integrated Facilities must preserve video from all cameras
			 covering the cultivation facility for a minimum of 60 days.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.17 - Statewide Seed-To-Sale Tracking System And Chain Of Custody

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(1) Cultivators and
			 Integrated Facilities must enter all transactions into the statewide
			 seed-to-sale tracking system operated by the AMCC. At a minimum, these
			 transactions must include the inventory of cannabis plants in the cultivation
			 facility, the location of the cannabis when it leaves the cultivation facility,
			 and the documentation showing any plants or cannabis material that were
			 destroyed and disposed of at the cultivation facility.
(2) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 must ensure that they can account for all cannabis plants and other materials
			 that have ever been in the custody or control of the Cultivator or Integrated
			 Facility, at all times from planting to disposal or from planting to such time
			 as a medical cannabis product is dispensed through a dispensary or Integrated
			 Facility dispensary site.
(3) As
			 part of its Operations Plan, a Cultivator or Integrated Facility must submit a
			 plan to show a continuous chain of custody protocol for all cannabis plants and
			 cannabis material. At a minimum, the chain of custody protocol must ensure that
			 at any time, no fewer than two employees of the Cultivator or Integrated
			 Facility are responsible for the location and security of all cannabis plants
			 or related materials within the custody or control of the Cultivator or
			 Integrated Facility. As with other operations protocols provided to and
			 approved by the Commission and the Department, Cultivators and Integrated
			 Facilities may not alter their chain-of-custody protocols, without first
			 receiving written permission from the AMCC and the Department.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.18 - Advertising And Signage

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(1)
			 Cultivators and Integrated Facilities must comply with all provisions of Ala.
			 Code Section
			 20-2A-61 and any rules of the AMCC
			 related to advertising. Advertising or marketing materials, if any, must be
			 appropriate to the subject matter and suitable for the target market to whom a
			 Cultivator or Integrated Facility may sell.
(2) Cultivators and Integrated Facilities
			 shall not display any signage, logos, products, paraphernalia, or other
			 identifying characteristics on the outside of buildings to alert the public
			 that cannabis is being grown or stored at the cultivation facility.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.19 - Medical Cannabis Storage

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(1)
			 Cultivators and Integrated Facilities that store medical cannabis on-site after
			 processing, must conform to the same security and storage rules required by the
			 AMCC for processors and dispensaries.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 80 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES › Chapter 80-14-1 - Medical Cannabis Cultivation › Section 80-14-1-.20 - Violations

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(1) The Department
			 shall report any violation of these rules to the AMCC. As with violations of
			 any of the rules of this Chapter, violations of may result in oral or written
			 reprimands, fines, suspension of licenses, or revocation of licenses by the
			 AMCC.
Author:
Patrick B. Moody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										20-2A-50,
				  20-2A-52,
				  20-2A-53,
				  20-2A-62.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.01 - Name

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The name of this Board shall be "State Board for Registration
				of Architects," hereinafter referred to as the Board.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.02 - Office Of The Board

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The Executive Director shall locate and recommend a lease for
				office space as necessary to house the staff and records. The lease will be
				approved by the Board.
Author:
Board For Registration Of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.03 - Board Members

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The Board shall be composed of six Board Members who represent
				the four districts of Alabama. Qualifications for Board Members shall be that
				they are Alabama registered architects and shall reside and have his or her
				principal office in the district from which they represent. All appointments of
				Board Members on the Board shall be made by the Governor of the State of
				Alabama as provided by the Registration Act.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.04 - Duties Of Board Members

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Each Board Member shall make an effort to attend all meetings
				of the Board. They are charged with safeguarding life, health and property, and
				promoting the public welfare in the State of Alabama as it relates to
				architects and the practice of architecture. The Board Members are charged with
				establishing the Board's rules and regulations.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-31,
				  34-2-38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.05 - Compensation Of Board Members

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Board Members shall be entitled to a director's fee, travel
				expenses, and other authorized compensation as prescribed by the Board and in
				accordance with the Registration Act. The director's fee is set at $200 for
				each day the Board member attends meetings as a representative of the Board,
				including associated travel days.
Author:
Board For Registration Of Architects
				  Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
										34-2-41.
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-41
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.06 - Meetings, Quorum And Order Of Business

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The Board shall have at least four meetings each year. Notice
				of Board meetings shall be published in accordance with the Open Meetings Act.
				Special meetings may be called by the Chair at his or her discretion or on
				written request to the Executive Director of four other members and shall be
				subject to the Open Meetings Act. For the transaction of business, four members
				shall constitute a quorum. Every decision at a meeting shall be by a majority
				vote of those present. The order of business at the Board Meeting shall be
				established by the Chair and the Executive Director. Unless required otherwise
				by law, the Board's Rules of Order and Roberts' Rules of Order shall be used in
				the conduct of Board business.
Author:
Board For Registration Of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39,
				  34-2-40.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.07 - Election Of Officers

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Annually, the Board shall elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The
				Chair and Vice Chair will be elected for one-year terms on the same schedule as
				the Board's fiscal year. A Board Member may not serve more than two consecutive
				terms in any one office.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										32-2-40.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.08 - Chairman And Vice Chairman

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The Chair shall exercise general supervision of the Board's
				affairs, shall preside at all meetings when present, shall appoint all
				committees, shall sign all payment vouchers and shall perform all other duties
				pertaining to his or her office. The Vice Chair, in the absence of the Chair,
				shall perform all the duties of the Chair. In addition, the Vice Chair will
				serve as the Board's representative to the Southern Conference of the National
				Council of Architectural Registration Boards or by special permission may
				request the Chair to delegate this responsibility to another Board
				member.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-39,
				  34-2-40.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.09 - Executive Director

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The Executive Director shall be an administrative officer of
				the Board. He or she shall supervise the day-to-day operations of the Board. He
				or she shall act as its recording and corresponding secretary and shall have
				custody of and shall safeguard and keep in good order all property and records
				of the Board; generate written minutes of every meeting of the Board; keep the
				Board seal and affix it to such instruments as require it; sign all instruments
				and matters that require attestation or approval of the Board; act as Treasurer
				and receive and deposit all funds to the credit of the "Board for Registration
				of Architects" in the State Treasury; sign all bills before requesting the
				State Comptroller to make payment of any accounts; submit an annual report of
				the Board before January 1 each year to the Governor after having the Chair
				approve said report; and keep the records and books of account of the Board's
				financial affairs.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-41,
				  34-2-42.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.10 - Employees And Contract Agreements

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In accordance with governing state guidelines, the Board may
				employ an Executive Director, clerks, experts, attorneys and others, as may be
				necessary for the operation of the Board. The Board also shall have the power
				to make contract agreements in accordance with governing state
				guidelines.
Author:
Board For Registration Of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.11 - Financial Operation

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The Board shall have the power to set amounts to be collected,
				to cause all monies to be collected and deposited with the State Treasurer, and
				to cause expenses to be paid out of such funds by voucher and requisition in
				accordance with Alabama state law. The Board shall submit an annual report for
				each fiscal year to the Governor, in accordance with state
				law.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-41.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.12 - Publication Of Board Documents And Forms

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The Board shall maintain a website that includes the
				following:
Roster of Registered Architects, Rules and Regulations,
				Enabling Act, News, and all Board forms. A listing of routinely used forms can
				be found in Appendices II Forms.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.13 - National Council Of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

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The Board shall maintain membership with NCARB and its Regional
				Conference. The Board will cooperate with NCARB in furnishing information,
				giving examinations and rendering other assistance to aid in establishing
				uniform standards of professional registration throughout the United
				States.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.14 - Fees

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All fees and charges shall be as prescribed by the Board and in
				accordance with the Registration Act.
(1) All fees and fines are not
			 refundable.
(2) All fees and fines
			 are payable by certified check, cashier's check, corporate or business check,
			 money order or personal check. Counter checks will not be accepted. Personal
			 checks shall be imprinted with the name, address, and account number of the
			 applicant or registrant.
(3)
			 Statutory charges for returned checks shall be paid by the applicant or
			 registrant.
(4) The Board may allow
			 payment of fees and fines by electronic means.
(5) The Board may allow payment of fees for
			 the Architect Registration Examination® to be paid directly to the test
			 administration vendor.
(6) If a
			 payment is not honored by the financial institution, the Board may pursue
			 disciplinary action and/or reporting to the appropriate legal authorities for
			 possible prosecution.
(7) The Fee
			 Schedule can be found in Appendices I.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33,
				  34-2-36.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-.15 - Public Records

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A "public record" is a record that is reasonably necessary to
				record the business and activities required to be performed or carried out by
				the Board so that the status and condition of such business and activities can
				be known by the public. The results of disciplinary hearings, settlement
				agreements, and consent orders are considered public records. Public records
				are available for inspection at the Board office during regular business hours.
				Any person wishing to obtain a copy of a public record may request copies from
				the Public Records Coordinator, at a reasonable cost. The following records are
				not considered public records: Records received by the Board in confidence,
				sensitive personnel records, registrant's education transcripts and other
				records, examination material, complaints against registrants and
				non-registrants, and records which, if disclosed, would be detrimental to the
				best interests of the public.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-A - Forms

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APPENDIX A
FORMS
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Author:
Board of Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala. 1975,
				  §§
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-A1 - Appendices I Fee Schedule

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The following schedule of fees is adopted by the Board:
Registration by Reciprocity Fee
$150.00
Registration by Reinstatement Fee
$460.00
Registration Renewal Fee
$135.00
Registration Renewal Late Fee
$75.00
Certificate of Authorization Fee
$75.00
Certificate of Authorization Renewal
							 Fee
$75.00
Returned Check Fee
$30.00
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33,
				  34-2-36.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-1 - BOARD ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 100-X-1-A2 - Appendices II Forms List

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Application for Initial Licensure
Application for Reciprocity
Application for Reinstatement
Application for Certificate of Authorization
Application for Emeritus Status
CE Guidelines and Reporting Form
Change of Address and/or Request for Replacement
				License
Complaint Form
Construction Administration Services Notification
Renewal for Architect Registration
Renewal for Certificate of Authorization
Renewal for Mailing Addresses Request for Public
				Records
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33,
				  34-2-36.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.01 - Financial Operation

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The Board shall have the power to set amounts to be collected,
				to cause all monies to be collected and deposited with the State Treasurer, to
				cause expenses to be paid out of such funds by voucher and requisition in
				accordance with Alabama state law. The Board shall submit annual report for
				each fiscal year to the Governor, in accordance with Alabama state laws.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-41.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.02 - Registration By Examination

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An applicant for registration by examination shall submit an
				application to NCARB as provided in the Exam Eligibility Services Agreement
				with NCARB. The Board shall set qualifications and review, or cause to be
				reviewed, each candidate's qualifications. Proof of qualifications shall be
				required prior to allowing candidates to sit for the Architect Registration
				Examination® (ARE®). MCARB may approve an applicant to take the
				ARE® only after the applicant has enrolled in AXP and completed the Board's
				education requirements for architectural registration by examination in
				Alabama. Upon determination that the applicant is qualified in accordance with
				the Board's statutes and regulations, the applicant will be granted eligibility
				for the examination. Upon successful completion of all examination divisions,
				completion of the AXP, and submitted the required application materials to the
				Board, the applicant may be granted registration as an
				architect.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-33.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.03 - Architectural Experience Program

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All applicants for registration by examination must complete
				the Architectural Experience Program (AXP) training requirements consistent
				with guidelines established by the National Council of Architectural
				Registration Boards (NCARB). Information concerning AXP can be obtained from
				NCARB or the Board.
Rule was renumbered from .11 to .03 as per certification
				  filed February 19, 2010.
Author:
Board For Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-33 c(1),
				  34-2-39.
The
				amended version of this section by
				Alabama
				Administrative Monthly Volume XLII, Issue No. 08, May 31, 2024,
				filed April 24, 2024 is not yet
				available.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.04 - Administration Of Examination

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The Board shall administer or cause to be administered the
				Architect Registration Examination (ARE®) to qualified candidates for
				registration. Administration of the ARE® will be consistent with NCARB
				standards, and their procedures will be followed. The Board shall report or
				cause to be reported the grades to individuals in accordance with Board policy
				and to NCARB for national certification. Eligibility qualifications may be
				obtained by contacting the Board office or through the Board's
				website.
Rule was renumbered from .10 to .04 as per certification
				  filed February 19, 2010.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-38.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.05 - Registration By NCARB Certificate

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An applicant for registration by NCARB Certificate shall submit
				an application for registration and the appropriate fee to the Board. The
				applicant will authorize NCARB to transmit his or her council record in support
				of the application. Upon receipt of the applicant's NCARB council record, the
				Board shall review or authorize the Executive Director to review the
				application and authorize approval of registration as an architect. Should the
				application or record reflect disciplinary history or unsatisfactory responses
				to questions on the application, the Board will conduct a further review of the
				application and render a decision regarding eligibility for
				registration.
(1) Military Spouse and
			 Active Duty Applicants:
(a) The application
			 fee shall be waived for a spouse of an active-duty reserve, or transitioning
			 member of the United States Armed Forces, including the National Guard, or a
			 surviving spouse of a service member who, at the time of his or her death, was
			 serving on active duty, who is relocated to and stationed in the State of
			 Alabama under official military orders. For the purposes of this section, a
			 transitioning service member is a member of the United States Armed Forces,
			 including the National Guard, on active-duty status or on separation leave who
			 is within 24 months of retirement.
(b) The application fee shall be waived for
			 an applicant who serves on active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States
			 for a period of time exceeding ninety (90) consecutive days during the calendar
			 year.
(c) Verification may be
			 requested for items a and b above including, but not limited to: active-duty
			 orders, letter from commander, or DD214.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.06 - Registration Of Reinstatement

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An architect who has allowed his or her registration to lapse
				for whatever reason must complete a new application, submit the application
				fee, renewal fee and late penalty, proof of continuing education (as provided
				by regulation), and a sworn affidavit stating he or she has not performed any
				service included in the definition of the practice of architecture while not
				registered in the state of Alabama. The Board shall review or authorize the
				Executive Director to review the application and authorize approval of the
				application for reinstatement. Should the application or record reflect
				disciplinary history or unsatisfactory responses to questions on the
				application, the Board will conduct a further review of the application and
				render a decision regarding eligibility for registration. If approved, the same
				registration number will be reissued. A new certificate for framing will not be
				issued unless a written request is received and the replacement fee is
				paid.
Rule was renumbered from .05 to .06 as per certification
				  filed February 19, 2010.
Author:
Board For Registration Of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.07 - Certificates Of Registration

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A certificate bearing the registrant's name, registration
				number and date registered with the Board shall be issued to each newly
				registered architect. The certificate shall be signed by the six board members,
				the Board Executive Director and the Secretary of State. Upon reasonable
				written request and payment of the fee provided by regulation, a duplicate or
				corrected certificate may be issued. Certificates of registration are issued to
				individuals only.
Rule was renumbered from .07 to .03 as per certification
				  filed February 19, 2010.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.08 - Reconsideration Of A Denied Application

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A denied application may be reconsidered by the Board if
				written notice of appeal is received by the Executive Director within thirty
				(30) days of notification of denial of registration.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-33.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.09 - Emeritus Status Architects

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(1) An architect may apply for emeritus
			 status if he or she meets the following criteria:
(a) The applicant is 65 years of age or
			 older; and
(b) The applicant has
			 been registered in this state for ten (10) consecutive years or
			 longer;
(c) The applicant is
			 retired from the active practice of architecture. "Retired" means the architect
			 no longer seals documents or practices architecture as defined by §
									34-2-30(3) and
			 (4),
Code of Ala.
			 1975
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.10 - Renewal Of Registration

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The Board shall have the power to set renewal fees and fees
				for late payment. The Board shall issue renewal notices to each registered
				architect from the previous year to the last known address. Failure to receive
				a renewal reminder from the Board shall not constitute an excuse for failure to
				renew licensure. Registration term is for the calendar year which begins
				January 1 and ends December 31. Renewals postmarked January 1 through March 31
				will be considered late, and those renewals must include the late penalty
				established by regulation. All renewals must reflect completion of the current
				continuing education requirements established by the Board unless otherwise
				exempted. No provision is made for partial payment for a partial year. Renewal
				fees are due on or before December 31 of each year. If the registrant elects to
				renew his or her license electronically, the registrant may be charged a
				convenience fee or surcharge. If renewal is not completed on or before March
				31, the architect's registration will lapse and must be reinstated, as required
				by regulation. Persons providing architectural services under a lapsed or
				expired license shall be subject to disciplinary action by the
				Board.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				  Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-33.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.11 - Intern Development Program (IDP)

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All applicants for registration by examination must complete
				the Intern Development Program (IDP) training requirements consistent with
				guidelines established by the National Council of Architectural Registration
				Boards (NCARB). In order to encourage and document a timely continuum of the
				IDP process, an applicant for registration by examination must hold an active
				NCARB council record for a minimum of two (2) calendar years prior to being
				granted architectural registration in Alabama, even if all training
				requirements have been met by the applicant prior to establishing a council
				record or taking the ARE. Information concerning IDP can be obtained from
				NCARB, a local chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), or the
				Board.
Author:
Board for Registration of
				Architects
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33 c.(1),
				  34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.12 - Publication Of Board Documents And Forms

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The Board shall prepare and publish the following: Roster;
				newsletter; rules and regulations; copy of
Code of Ala.
				1975
, Title 34; Code of Professional Conduct; report of violation
				form and other printed matter. These shall be available to all registered
				architects, building officials and to other state agencies free of charge. All
				others must pay a printing fee for the roster in accordance with fee
				schedule.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.13 - Code Of Professional Conduct

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The Board shall prepare and revise a "Code of Professional
				Conduct" which shall be published annually. It shall contain definitions,
				guidelines, business practice, and other related information that pertains to
				the practice of architecture in the State of Alabama.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.14 - National Council Of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

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The Board shall maintain membership with NCARB and its Regional
				Conference. The Board will cooperate with NCARB in furnishing information,
				giving examinations and rendering other assistance to aid in establishing
				uniform standards of professional qualification throughout the United
				States.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.15 - Fee Schedule

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All fees and charges shall be as prescribed by the Board and in
				accordance with the registration act. The current fiscal year's fee schedule
				shall be updated and published annually.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33,
				  34-2-36,
				  34-2-37.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.16 - General

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The Board shall review these rules and regulations as necessary
				and make changes or amendments in accordance with Alabama state law by a
				majority vote of the Board. Any item not covered above shall be determined by
				the Board members at a scheduled Board meeting. All previous rules and
				regulations promulgated by this Board are repealed and these rules and
				regulations are hereby substituted.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-2-33,
				  34-2-36,
				  34-2-37,
				  34-2-39.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.17 - Continuing Education

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(1)
			 Purpose. These rules provide for a continuing education program to insure that
			 all registered architects remain informed of those technical and professional
			 subjects which the Board deems appropriate to professional architectural
			 practice and to safeguard life, health, and promote the public
			 welfare.
(2) Scope and Exemptions.
(a) Scope: These rules shall apply to every
			 Alabama registered architect as a condition for renewal of registration on an
			 annual basis.
(b) Exemptions: A
			 registrant may be exempt from participating in the continuing education program
			 required by these rules for one of the following reasons:
1. A first-time new registrant by examination
			 or first-time reciprocal registrant shall be exempt for his/her first renewal
			 period.
2. Registrant is an
			 emeritus status architect.
3.
			 Registrant is a civilian who serves on active duty in the Armed Forces of the
			 United States for a period of time exceeding ninety (90) consecutive days
			 during the annual report period.
4.
			 Resident registrants of another NCARB jurisdiction with either a mandated or
			 voluntary program, provided that same jurisdiction accepts the Alabama
			 continuing education requirements as satisfying their continuing education
			 requirement, and the registrant certifies by affidavit and annual report that
			 all requirements of that jurisdiction for current continuing education
			 compliance and registration have been met.
5. Hardship cases will be considered by the
			 Committee on an individual basis.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS › Chapter 100-X-2 - REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL › Section 100-X-2-.18 - Incidental Practice Of Engineering

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(1) Clarification: "Incidental Practice of
			 Engineering" shall be clarified as follows:
(a) The incidental practice of engineering
			 may include a minor engineering item, but not a complete engineering
			 system;
(b) It is usually of a
			 secondary nature and is typically a smaller portion of the main engineering
			 project;
(c) It is an addition to
			 the main engineering system and does not affect the primary engineering system;
			 and
(d) Incidental engineering
			 items are usually included in the architectural drawings.