Chapter 362 Oregon Laws 2001
AN ACT
HB 2936
Relating to professional
services; amending ORS 671.030 and 672.060.
Be It Enacted by the People of the State of Oregon:
SECTION 1.
ORS 671.030 is amended to read:
671.030. (1) ORS 671.010 to 671.220 [shall not be construed to]
do not affect or prevent the practice of naval or landscape architecture or
of engineering by a registered professional engineer or [to any] a person engaged
in architecture or engineering work as an employee of an architect or
registered professional engineer.[; nor shall it] ORS 671.010 to 671.220 do not prevent draftsmen, clerks of the
work, superintendents and other employees of registered architects and
registered professional engineers[, under
provisions of ORS 671.010 to 671.220,] from acting under the instructions,
control or supervision of their employers. [Such
persons] A draftsman, clerk,
superintendent or other employee shall not use the designation “architect,”
“architectural” or “architecture” unless licensed under the provisions of ORS
671.010 to 671.220, or unless a title containing [such] the designation is
provided by rule of the State Board of Architect Examiners.
(2) [Nothing
contained in] ORS 671.010 to 671.220 [shall] do not prevent [any] a person from
making plans[,] or specifications for, or supervising the erection, enlargement or
alteration of, a building, or [any]
an appurtenance thereto, if the building is to be used for a single family
residential [building] dwelling or farm building or is a
structure used in connection with or auxiliary to a single family residential dwelling or farm building,
[such as] including but not limited to a three-car garage, barn[,]
or shed[,] or a shelter used for the housing of domestic animals[,]
or livestock. [, etc.; nor shall anything in] ORS
671.010 to 671.220 do not prevent [any] a person from making plans[,]
or specifications for, or
supervising the erection, enlargement or alteration of, [any] a building, or [any] an appurtenance
thereto, [where] if the building has a ground area of 4,000 square feet or less and
is not more than 20 feet in height from the top surface of lowest flooring to
the highest interior overhead finish of the structure.
(3) [Nothing in]
ORS 671.010 to 671.220 [shall] do not prevent a person from planning,
designing, specifying or supervising the alterations or repairs to a building [when] if the structural part of a building, [i.e.] including but not
limited to[,] the foundation
walls, floors, roof, footings, bearing partitions, beams, columns[,]
and joists, [etc.,] is not
involved, or [when] if the occupancy or the code-related
classification of the building has not been changed.
(4) [Nothing in]
ORS 671.010 to 671.220 [shall] do not prevent a person practicing
marine, naval or landscape architecture from purporting to be a marine, naval
or landscape architect [as long as] if the work is confined and limited to
[work coming under] those
classifications.
(5) ORS 671.010 to
671.220 do not prevent a construction contractor licensed under ORS chapter 701
from offering services constituting the practice of architecture if:
(a) The services are
appurtenant to construction services to be provided by the contractor;
(b) The services
constituting the practice of architecture are performed by an architect or architects
registered under ORS 671.010 to 671.220; and
(c) The offer by the
construction contractor discloses in writing that the contractor is not an
architect and identifies the registered architect or architects that will
perform the services constituting the practice of architecture.
SECTION 2.
ORS 672.060 is amended to read:
672.060. ORS 672.002 to 672.325 do not apply to:
(1) [Any] A registered architect practicing
architecture.
(2) [Any] A registered sanitarian or registered
sanitarian trainee working under the supervision of a registered sanitarian
practicing environmental sanitation, or [any] a registered waste water sanitarian or
registered waste water sanitarian trainee working under the supervision of a
registered waste water sanitarian practicing waste water sanitation.
(3) [Any] A person working as an employee or a
subordinate of a registered professional engineer if:
(a) The work of the person does not include final
engineering designs or decisions;
(b) The work of the person is done under the supervision
and control of and is verified by a registered professional engineer; and
(c) The person does not purport to be an engineer or
registered professional engineer by any verbal claim, sign, advertisement,
letterhead, card or title.
(4) [Any] A person practicing land surveying
under the supervision of a registered professional land surveyor or registered
professional engineer. The exemption in this subsection does not allow an
engineer to supervise [any] a land surveying activity the engineer
could not personally perform under ORS 672.025.
(5) An individual, firm, partnership or corporation
practicing engineering or land surveying:
(a) On property owned or leased by the individual, firm,
partnership or corporation, or on property in which the individual, firm,
partnership or corporation has an interest, estate or possessory right; and
(b) [Which] That affects exclusively the property
or interests of the individual, firm, partnership or corporation, unless the
safety or health of the public, including employees and visitors, is involved.
(6) The performance of engineering work by [any]
a person, firm or corporation, or by full-time employees [of any of them] thereof, provided:
(a) The work is in connection with or incidental to the
operations of [such] the persons, firms or corporations;
and
(b) The engineering work is not offered directly to the
public.
(7) A person executing engineering work designed by a
professional engineer or supervising the construction of [such] engineering work
as a foreman or superintendent.
(8) A landowner performing land surveying within the
boundaries of the landowner’s land or the landowner’s regular employee
performing land surveying services as part of the employee’s official duties
within the boundaries of the land of the employer.
(9) An individual, firm, partnership or corporation
offering to practice engineering or land surveying if:
(a) The individual, firm, partnership or corporation holds
a certificate of registration to engage in the practice of professional
engineering or land surveying issued by the proper authority of any other
state, a territory or possession of the United States, or a foreign country;
and
(b) The offer includes a written statement that the offeror
is not registered to practice engineering or land surveying in the State of
Oregon, but will comply with ORS 672.002 to 672.325 by having a person holding
a valid certificate of registration in this state in responsible charge of the
work prior to performing any engineering or land surveying work within this
state.
(10) A person making plans or specifications for, or
supervising the erection, enlargement or alteration of, a building, or [any]
an appurtenance thereto, if the building is to be used for a single family
residential dwelling or farm building or is a structure used in connection with
or auxiliary to a single family residential dwelling or farm building,
including but not limited to a three-car garage, barn[,] or shed or a shelter used for the housing of
domestic animals or livestock. [Nothing
in] ORS 672.002 to 672.325 [shall] do not prevent [any] a person from
making plans or specifications for, or supervising the erection, enlargement or
alteration of, [any] a building, or [any] an appurtenance
thereto, [where] if the building has a ground area of 4,000 square feet or less and
is not more than 20 feet in height from the top surface of lowest flooring to
the highest interior overhead finish of the structure.
(11) A construction
contractor licensed under ORS chapter 701 that offers services constituting the
practice of engineering if:
(a) The services are
appurtenant to construction services to be provided by the contractor;
(b) The services
constituting the practice of engineering are performed by an engineer or
engineers registered under ORS 672.002 to 672.325; and
(c) The offer by the
construction contractor discloses in writing that the contractor is not an
engineer and identifies the registered engineer or engineers that will perform
the services constituting the practice of engineering.
Approved by the Governor
June 12, 2001
Filed in the office of
Secretary of State June 12, 2001
Effective date January 1,
2002
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