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09-01-26 | News
Illinois has long been a champion for licensure. In 2021, Governor Pritzker signed a title act laying out the parameters for who could call themselves a Landscape Architect, and the state adopted The Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) Uniform Standard barely a year later in fall 2022 - just a few months after the policy was officially established by CLARB members.
To see the ASLA's announcement regarding this victory, go to: https://www.asla.org/news-insights/land/profession-achieves-critical-licensure-victories-in-illinois-and-colorado
Illinois S.B. 3897 Signed
Board Extended Through January 2032
The Landscape Architecture Registration Act has been extended in the state of Illinois through 2032, continuing to grand the state licensing board professional oversight of the profession. Photo Credit: Matt Turner, Flickr
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Governor Pritzker of Illinois has signed S.B. 3897 into law, extending the Landscape Architecture Registration Act through January 1, 2032. Along with home inspectors, interior designers, and real estate appraisers, Landscape Architects in the state are seeing their professional license continue to be managed by their respective boards.
Illinois has long been a champion for licensure. In 2021, Governor Pritzker signed a title act laying out the parameters for who could call themselves a Landscape Architect, and the state adopted The Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) Uniform Standard barely a year later in fall 2022 - just a few months after the policy was officially established by CLARB members.
To see the ASLA's announcement regarding this victory, go to: https://www.asla.org/news-insights/land/profession-achieves-critical-licensure-victories-in-illinois-and-colorado
