C.R.S. Section 12-120-104
Powers and duties of the board and division


(1)

General powers and duties.
In order to carry into effect the provisions of this article 120, the board shall:

(a)

Adopt rules pursuant to section 12-20-204;

(b)

In addition to rules adopted pursuant to section 12-20-204, adopt:

(I)

Rules for disciplining licensed architects; and

(II)

Rules of professional conduct for professional engineers, professional land surveyors, and architects under the provisions of section 24-4-103. The rules of professional conduct for professional engineers shall be published, and such publication shall constitute due notice to all professional engineers.

(c)

Keep a record of its proceedings and of all applications for licensing under this article 120. The application record for each applicant shall include:

(I)

Name, age, and residence of the applicant;

(II)

Date of application;

(III)

Place of business of the applicant;

(IV)

Education of the applicant;

(V)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(A)

For an applicant for an engineering license, the applicant’s engineering experience;

(B)

For an applicant for a land surveyor license, the applicant’s surveying and other applicable experience;

(C)

For an applicant for an architect license, the applicant’s architecture and other applicable experience;

(VI)

For land surveyor and architect applicants, the type of examination required;

(VII)

Date and type of action taken by the board; and

(VIII)

Such other information as may be deemed necessary by the board.

(d)

Make available through printed or electronic means the following:

(I)

Statutes administered by the board for each of the professions regulated under this article 120;

(II)

A list of the names and addresses of record of all currently licensed professional engineers, professional land surveyors, and architects;

(III)

Rules of the board;

(IV)

Such other pertinent information as the board deems necessary; and

(V)

The rules of professional conduct adopted pursuant to subsection (1)(b)(II) of this section; and

(e)

Adopt and have an official seal.

(2)

Board powers and duties regarding professional engineers.
For purposes of administering part 2 of this article 120 pertaining to the regulation of professional engineers, the board shall:

(a)

Provide information to the public regarding the requirements for compliance with part 2 of this article 120;

(b)

Provide for examinations of professional engineer license applicants in the “fundamentals of engineering” and the “principles and practice of engineering”. Examinations shall be given as often as practicable. The board shall ensure that the passing score for any examination is set to measure the level of minimum competency. An applicant who fails to pass the prescribed examination may be reexamined.

(c)

Participate in the affairs of the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying and send a minimum of one delegate to the national meeting annually.

(3)

Board powers and duties regarding professional land surveyors.
For purposes of administering part 3 of this article 120 pertaining to the regulation of professional land surveyors, the board shall:

(a)

Require each applicant for professional land surveyor licensing to demonstrate competence by means of examination and education and may require work examples as it deems necessary and sufficient for licensing; and

(b)

Provide for and administer examinations to applicants for professional land surveyor licensing to be given as often as practicable. Examinations must be identified only by numbers and anonymously graded. After reviewing and approving the examination results, the board shall record and communicate each examinee’s examination results to the examinee. The board shall ensure that the passing score on surveying examinations is set to measure the level of minimum competency. The board shall publish and make available to interested applicants a list of the subjects included in the surveying examinations that are developed by the board, which subjects must be consistent with and related to the various aspects of surveying.

(4)

Board powers and duties regarding architects.
For purposes of administering part 4 of this article 120 pertaining to the regulation of architects, the board is authorized to:

(a)

Examine and license duly qualified applicants for architect licensure, and renew the licenses of duly qualified architects;

(b)

Conduct hearings upon complaints concerning the conduct of architects;

(c)

Cause the prosecution of all persons violating part 4 of this article 120 by the district attorney or by the attorney general pursuant to section 12-20-405 (4); and

(d)

Require every licensed architect to have a stamp as prescribed by the board.

(5)

Division to employ investigators.
The division may employ at least one investigator qualified to investigate complaints relative to the provisions of part 2 of this article 120 and at least one investigator to investigate complaints relative to the provisions of part 3 of this article 120.

Source: Section 12-120-104 — Powers and duties of the board and division, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-12.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

12‑120‑101
Applicability of common provisions
12‑120‑102
Definitions
12‑120‑103
State board of licensure for architects, professional engineers, and professional land surveyors - creation - composition - appointment of members - terms - meetings - program director and staff - subject to review - repeal of article
12‑120‑104
Powers and duties of the board and division
12‑120‑105
Prior actions
12‑120‑201
General provisions
12‑120‑202
Definitions
12‑120‑203
Exemptions
12‑120‑204
Forms of organizations permitted to practice
12‑120‑205
Unlawful practice - penalties - enforcement
12‑120‑206
Disciplinary actions - grounds for discipline
12‑120‑207
Disciplinary proceedings - injunctive relief procedure
12‑120‑208
Reconsideration and review of board action
12‑120‑209
Application for license
12‑120‑210
Eligibility for engineer-intern
12‑120‑211
Qualifications for engineer-interns
12‑120‑212
Eligibility for professional engineer
12‑120‑213
Qualifications for professional engineer
12‑120‑214
Licenses
12‑120‑215
Fees - disposition
12‑120‑216
Professional engineer’s seal - rules
12‑120‑301
General provisions
12‑120‑302
Definitions
12‑120‑303
Exemptions
12‑120‑304
Forms of organizations permitted to practice
12‑120‑305
Unlawful practice - penalties - enforcement
12‑120‑306
Disciplinary actions - grounds for discipline
12‑120‑307
Disciplinary proceedings - injunctive relief procedure
12‑120‑308
Reconsideration and review of board actions
12‑120‑309
Application for licensing
12‑120‑310
Eligibility for land surveyor-intern
12‑120‑311
Qualifications for land surveyor-interns
12‑120‑312
Eligibility for professional land surveyor
12‑120‑313
Qualifications for professional land surveyor
12‑120‑314
Licenses
12‑120‑315
Fees - disposition
12‑120‑316
Professional land surveyor’s seal - rules
12‑120‑401
General provisions
12‑120‑402
Definitions
12‑120‑403
Exemptions - definitions
12‑120‑404
Forms of organizations permitted to practice - requirements
12‑120‑405
Unauthorized practice - penalties - enforcement
12‑120‑406
Disciplinary actions - grounds for discipline
12‑120‑407
Disciplinary proceedings - injunctions
12‑120‑408
Reconsideration and review of board actions
12‑120‑409
Application for licensing
12‑120‑410
Professional liability - insurance
12‑120‑411
Notification to board
12‑120‑412
Eligibility for architect
12‑120‑413
Qualifications for architect licensure
12‑120‑414
Retired architects - classification - fees
12‑120‑415
Licenses
12‑120‑416
Continuing education - rules
12‑120‑417
Architect’s seal - rules
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 12-120-104’s source at colorado​.gov