Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193D - Landscape Architectural Examining Board › Chapter 2 - Examinations and Licensing › Rule 193D-2.9 - Reinstatement

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) An individual
			 may reinstate a lapsed certificate of licensure to active status as follows:
a. Pay the current renewal fee;
b. Pay the reinstatement fee of $100 plus $25
			 per month or partial month of expired licensure up to a maximum of $750. All
			 applicants for reinstatement shall be assessed the $100 reinstatement fee. The
			 $25-per-month fee shall not be assessed if the applicant for reinstatement did
			 not, during the period of lapse, engage in any acts or practices for which an
			 active landscape architect license is required in Iowa. Falsely claiming an
			 exemption from the monthly fee is a ground for discipline; in addition, other
			 grounds for discipline may arise from practicing on a lapsed certificate,
			 license or permit to practice;
c.
			 Provide a written statement outlining the professional activities that the
			 applicant performed in Iowa during the period of nonlicensure. The statement
			 shall include a list of all projects with which the applicant had involvement
			 and shall explain the service provided by the applicant; and
d. Submit documented evidence of completion
			 of continuing education based on the licensee's date of licensure.
(1) A professional landscape architect who
			 holds a license in Iowa for less than 12 months from the date of initial
			 licensure shall not be required to report continuing education on the June 30
			 renewal on which the applicant failed to renew and 12 continuing education
			 hours for each year or portion of a year of expired licensure up to a maximum
			 of 48 continuing education hours; however, the hours reported shall not have
			 been earned more than four years prior to the date of the application to
			 reinstate to active status.
(2) A
			 professional landscape architect who holds a license in Iowa for more than 12
			 months, but less than 24 months from the date of initial licensure, shall be
			 required to report 12 contact hours which should have been reported on the June
			 30 renewal on which the applicant failed to renew and 12 continuing education
			 hours for each year or portion of a year of expired licensure up to a maximum
			 of 48 continuing education hours; however, the hours reported shall not have
			 been earned more than four years prior to the date of the application to
			 reinstate to active status.
(3) A
			 professional landscape architect who holds a license in Iowa for 24 months or
			 more from the date of initial licensure shall be required to report 24 contact
			 hours which should have been reported on the June 30 renewal on which the
			 applicant failed to renew and 12 continuing education hours for each year or
			 portion of a year of expired licensure up to a maximum of 48 continuing
			 education hours; however, the hours reported shall not have been earned more
			 than four years prior to the date of the application to reinstate to active
			 status.
(4) All continuing
			 education hours must be completed in health, safety, and welfare subjects
			 acquired in structured educational activities and be in compliance with
			 requirements in 193D-Chapter 3. The continuing education hours used for
			 reinstatement may not be used again at the next renewal.
(5) Out-of-state residents may submit a
			 statement from their resident state's licensing board as documented evidence of
			 compliance with their resident state's mandatory continuing education
			 requirements during the period of nonlicensure. The statement shall bear the
			 seal of the licensing board. Out-of-state residents whose resident state has no
			 mandatory continuing education shall comply with the documented evidence
			 requirements outlined in this subrule.