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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
11/23/2024

Agency 145. Board For Professional Soil Scientists, Wetland Professionals, And Geologists

Preface
Agency Summary
Chapter 10
Public Participation Guidelines [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
[Repealed]
Section 20
[Repealed]
Section 30
[Repealed]
Section 40
[Repealed]
Section 50
[Repealed]
Section 60
[Repealed]
Section 70
[Repealed]
Section 80
[Repealed]
Section 90
[Repealed]
Chapter 11
Public Participation GuidelinesRead all
Part I
Purpose and Definitions
Section 10
Purpose
Section 20
Definitions
Part II
Notification of Interested Persons
Section 30
Notification List
Section 40
Information to Be Sent to Persons on the Notification List
Part III
Public Participation Procedures
Section 50
Public Comment
Section 60
Petition for Rulemaking
Section 70
Appointment of Regulatory Advisory Panel
Section 80
Appointment of Negotiated Rulemaking Panel
Section 90
Meetings
Section 100
Public Hearings on Regulations
Section 110
Periodic Review of Regulations
Chapter 20
Professional Soil Scientists RegulationsRead all
Part I
General
Section 10
Definitions
Section 20
[Repealed]
Part II
Entry
Section 60
General Application Requirements
Section 70
[Repealed]
Section 80
[Repealed]
Section 90
Qualifying Experience in Soil Evaluation
Section 91
Core Course Requirements
Section 100
Examination
Section 110
[Repealed]
Section 111
[Repealed]
Part III
Renewal/Reinstatement and Fees
Section 120
Expiration
Section 130
Procedures for Renewal
Section 140
Reinstatement
Section 145
Continuing Education Requirements
Section 150
[Repealed]
Section 151
Fees
Part IV
Standards of Practice and Conduct
Section 160
Professional Conduct
Section 170
Sanctions and Powers of the Board
FORMS
Forms (18VAC145-20)
Chapter 30
Regulations Governing Certified Professional Wetland DelineatorsRead all
Part I
General
Section 10
Definitions
Part II
Entry
Section 20
Qualifications for Certification
Section 30
Receipt of Application
Section 40
Qualification for Examination
Section 50
Qualifying Experience in Wetland Delineation
Section 60
Course Requirements
Section 70
Examination
Section 80
Waiver from Examination
Part III
Fees, Renewal and Reinstatement Requirements
Section 90
Fees
Section 100
Expiration
Section 110
Renewal
Section 120
Reinstatement
Section 130
Denial of Application or Renewal
Part IV
Standards of Practice and Conduct
Section 140
Standards of Practice and Conduct
Section 150
Grounds for Suspension, Revocation or Other Disciplinary Action
Section 160
Change of Address
FORMS
Forms (18VAC145-30)
Chapter 40
Regulations for the Geology Certification ProgramRead all
Part I
General
Section 10
Definitions
Section 20
Fees
Section 30
Expiration, Renewal and Fee of Certificate Holders
Section 40
Reinstatements
Section 50
Status of Certification During the Period Prior to Reinstatement
Section 60
Use of Seal
Part II
Entry
Section 70
Qualifications for Certification
Section 80
Waiver of Examination
Section 83
Qualifications for the Fundamentals of Geology (Fg) Examination
Section 85
Qualifications for Geologist-In-Training (Git) Designation
Part III
Standards of Practice and Conduct
Section 90
Disclosure
Section 100
Change of Address or Name
Section 110
Compliance with Other Laws
Section 120
Conflicts of Interest
Section 130
Competence for Assignments
Section 140
Grounds for Suspension, Revocation, or Denial to Renew or Grant Certification
Section 150
Reissuance of Certificate After Revocation
FORMS
Forms (18VAC145-40)

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