Your Landscape Architect stamp must include the original date of licensure on the stamp which is required by CRS 12-45-117 but is currently not specified in Board Rule 5.1.1. It is also not currently indicated in the example stamp that is attached as a part of 5.1.1.

The landscape architect's stamp needs to comply with the statute and include the date of licensure, along with the licensee's name, license number, and "Colorado - Licensed Landscape Architect." Please see the new stamp example below and continue to reference CRS 12-45-117 and Board Rule 5.1.1.  Remember that the original date of licensure must be on the stamp.  This is the date found on the red pocket/wallet license issued to you by the Department of Regulatory Agencies.

The diameter of the outer circle shall be nominally 2 inches and the diameter of the inner circle shall be nominally 1 inch.

Thank you.

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NEW LEGISLATION EFFECTIVE IN 2007:

Senate Bill 107 - Concerning the Regulation of Landscape Architects. New legislation has been implemented regarding the regulation of landscape architects. This legislation creates a new Colorado State Board of Landscape Architects, housed with the Division of Registrations. (See Senate Bill 07-107 for details.)