22 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.103 - Required Use of Seal and Retention of Sealed Documents
(a) Construction Documents
(1) On every Construction Document prepared
by a Landscape Architect or under a Landscape Architect's Supervision and
Control, the Landscape Architect shall affix or cause the affixation of:
(A) the Landscape Architect's seal;
(B) the Landscape Architect's signature
(across the face of the seal's image or directly under or adjacent to the
seal's image); and
(C) the date of
signing (including the month, day, and year) before the Construction Document
is issued by or under the authority of the Landscape Architect.
(2) The Landscape Architect's seal
and signature and the date must be affixed in a manner that will be clearly
visible and legible on each copy of a Construction Document issued by or under
the authority of the Landscape Architect. The Landscape Architect's signature
and the date may not conceal or obscure the name or registration number on the
seal.
(3) Construction Documents
requiring a seal, signature, and date include the following:
(A) each sheet of drawings or electronic
equivalent of a sheet of drawings;
(B) each specification: if a specification is
included in a bound grouping of specifications that includes a table of
contents or index listing each individual specification, the seal must be
placed in at least one conspicuous location on the bound document; any
individual specification sheet or electronic equivalent of a specification
sheet that is issued separately must be sealed individually;
(C) each sheet or electronic equivalent of a
sheet that identifies the project and provides a list of sealed Construction
Documents, such as a title sheet, table of contents, or index; and
(D) each landscape architectural drawing and
specification that is part of an addenda, change order, construction change
directive, or other Supplemental Document.
(b) Documents issued for purposes other than
regulatory approval, permitting, and construction:
(1) A landscape architectural drawing or
specification issued by or under the authority of a Landscape Architect for a
purpose other than regulatory approval, permitting, or construction shall
include:
(A) the Landscape Architect's
name;
(B) the date the document is
issued (including the month, day, and year); and
(C) the following statement placed in a
conspicuous location on the document: "Not for regulatory approval, permitting,
or construction."
(2)
Each landscape architectural drawing and specification included in a
Feasibility Study issued by or under the authority of a Landscape Architect
must be sealed, signed, and dated in the manner described in Subsection
3.103(a) or labeled with the Landscape Architect's name and the date and
clearly marked to indicate that it may not be used for regulatory approval,
permitting, or construction in the manner described in Subsection
3.103(b).
(c) For a
minimum of ten (10) years from the date of signature on each Construction
Document and Prototypical Construction Document sealed by or under the
authority of a Landscape Architect, the sealing Landscape Architect shall be
responsible for the maintenance of the sealed, signed, and dated original
document or a copy of the document bearing the clearly visible and legible
seal, signature, and date.
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