Professional & Occupational Regulation, Department of; amendments for purposes of regulatory boards.
What changed between versions
Updated exemptions for architects and engineers to include specific building types like churches and industrial structures under certain size limits, while maintaining requirements for unique designs and high-hazard buildings.
Clarified that unlicensed land surveyors using remote sensing technology cannot determine property lines or boundaries for construction or flood plain determination.
Adjusted the definition of 'esthetics' to specify that it is not a healing art and does not include practices constituting the practice of medicine.
Revised the definition of 'Master esthetician' to clarify that the practice of lymphatic drainage, chemical exfoliation, and microdermabrasion is excluded unless specific additional requirements are met.
Updated the definition of 'Optician' to ensure consistency with current licensing exemptions.
Modified the exemption for opticians providing free health care to underserved areas to include specific notification and filing requirements with the Board.
Extended the expiration date for existing professional geologist certifications from July 1, 2025, to a later date not specified in the excerpt, or removed the expiration if the text implies permanent validity.
Corrected formatting and spacing in section headers and citations throughout the document.