19625057, 5J-17.003 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 19625057

Notice of Development of Rulemaking

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES

Division:

Division of Consumer Services

Chapter:

PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS

Overview

RULE:

5J-17.003	Applications for Licensure: Approved Schools and Colleges
5J-17.010	Grounds for Discipline
5J-17.011	Disciplinary Guidelines
5J-17.020	Applications for Licensure: Experience
5J-17.021	Applications for Licensure: Education
5J-17.022	Applications for Surveyor and Mapper Intern/Surveyor in Training
5J-17.025	Domestic Equivalency Education Program Criteria for Applicants Who Graduated from Non-ABET Accredited Surveying and Mapping Degree Programs (Repealed)
5J-17.028	Application for Retired Status
5J-17.032	Content of Examination
5J-17.040	Continuing Education Requirements for Reactivation of Inactive License
5J-17.041	Continuing Education Credit for Biennial Renewal
5J-17.042	Proof of Continuing Education Credit Earned
5J-17.043	Board Approval of Continuing Education Providers
5J-17.044	Obligations of Continuing Education Providers
5J-17.045	Evaluations of Continuing Education Providers
5J-17.046	Duration of Provider Status
5J-17.047	Approval of Continuing Education Courses (Repealed)
5J-17.048	Reinstatement of Null and Void License
5J-17.050	Definitions
5J-17.051	Standards of Practice - General Survey, MAP, and Report Content Requirements
5J-17.052	Standards of Practice - Boundary Survey Requirements
5J-17.053	Standards of Practice - Professional Matters in Surveying and Mapping
5J-17.060	Seals Acceptable to the Board
5J-17.062	Procedures for Signing and Sealing Electronically Transmitted Surveys or Other Documents
5J-17.070	Fees
5J-17.085	Survey Review

PURPOSE:

These changes are to amend and streamline the rules and forms that govern the profession of surveying and mapping in the state of Florida. Many of these changes are necessary as there were corresponding changes to chapter 472, F.S., in the last legislative session. These changes also seek to remove obsolete language that no longer applies to the profession and remove outdated verbiage that applies to seals acceptable to the Board. In addition, these changes seek to provide clarity regarding continuing education credits.

SUBJECT:

As stated above, the subject area of the proposed rules include: applications, licensure, discipline, definitions, fines, examinations, continuing education, standards of practice, seals, and survey review.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

472.006, (6), 472.008, 472.0101, 472.011, 472.013, 472.013(2)(a), (4), 472.0131, 472.015, 472.018, 472.019, (2), 472.0202, 472.025, 472.027, 472.033, 472.0345, 472.0351, 472.0351(4)(b), 472.036 FS.

LAW:

455.2179(1), 472.003(5)(d), 472.005, (13), 472.006, 472.007(2), 472.008, 472.0101, 472.011, (12), 472.013, (2), (3), (4), 472.0131, 472.015, 472.018, 472.019, (2), 472.0202, 472.021, 472.023, 472.025, (1), 472.027, 472.031, 472.033, 472.0345, 472.0351, (1)(f), (g), (h), (2), (2)(c), (4)(b), 472.036, 472.0365, 472.0366(2) FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

10/27/2017 Vol. 43/209

RELATED STATUTES
AND LAWS:

472.006, (6), 472.008, 472.0101, 472.011, 472.013, 472.013(2)(a), (4), 472.0131, 472.015, 472.018, 472.019, (2), 472.0202, 472.025, 472.027, 472.033, 472.0345, 472.0351, 472.0351(4)(b), 472.036 FS., 455.2179(1), 472.003(5)(d), 472.005, (13), 472.006, 472.007(2), 472.008, 472.0101, 472.011, (12), 472.013, (2), (3), (4), 472.0131, 472.015, 472.018, 472.019, (2), 472.0202, 472.021, 472.023, 472.025, (1), 472.027, 472.031, 472.033, 472.0345, 472.0351, (1)(f), (g), (h), (2), (2)(c), (4)(b), 472.036, 472.0365, 472.0366(2) FS.

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE:

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee
Florida Administrative Law Central Online Network (F.A.L.C.O.N.)

RELATED COURT CASES:

Division of Administrative Hearings

FEDERAL eRULEMAKING
WEB PORTAL:

Regulations.gov

HOW TO LINK TO
THIS NOTICE:

http://flrules.org/gateway/ruleno.asp?id=5J-17.003&PDate=10/27/2017&Section=1

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