tx-June52026-11: 22 TAC §134.37 — Licensing, Registration, and Certification for Surveyors
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The Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (Board) proposes to repeal 22 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 134, Subchapter D, regarding education for land surveyors, specifically §134.37 English Translation. BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY The proposed rule repeal is part of a rule clarification package intended to align rules with current agency practices, specifically related to application language requirements and international licensure issues. SECTION-BY-SECTION SUMMARY The proposal repeals current rule §134.37. The rule language will be moved to new rule §134.30 with clarifying amendments. Moving the rule language from the subchapter on education to the subchapter on application requirements expands the scope of the language requirement from transcripts to the whole application package, thereby requiring all application documentation to be in English or have an English translation. FISCAL IMPACT ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Mr. Lance Kinney, Ph.D., P.E., Executive Director for the Board, has determined that for each year of the first five years the rule repeal is in effect, there are no estimated additional costs or reductions in costs to state or local...
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