§59-46.42. Licensed Interior Designer seal.
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Each licensed interior designer shall have a seal, the image of which must contain the name of the licensed interior designer, the person's license number and the words, "Licensed Interior Designer, State of Oklahoma". All technical submissions prepared by such licensed interior designer, or under the responsible control of the licensed interior designer, shall be sealed, signed and dated, which shall mean that the licensed interior designer was in responsible control over the content of such technical submissions during their preparation and has applied the required professional standard of care, unless prepared under the responsible control of an architect licensed in this state and signed and sealed by that licensed architect.
No licensed interior designer may sign or seal interior technical submissions unless they were prepared by or under the responsible control of the licensed interior designer, except that:
1. The person may sign or seal those portions of the technical submissions that were prepared by or under the responsible control of persons who are licensed under the State Architectural and Licensed Interior Designers Act if the licensed interior designer has reviewed and adapted in whole or in part such portions and has either coordinated their preparation or integrated them into the work. The seal may be a rubber stamp or may be generated electronically, pursuant to rules adopted by the Board; and
2. Licensed interior designers may submit technical submissions, excluding fire and life safety systems, for
nonstructural interior construction for the Code Use Groups as defined and listed in Section 46.21b of this title. Added by Laws 2021, c. 443, § 24, eff. July 1, 2021. Amended by Laws 2024, c. 138, § 26.