Permitting Statute for Interior Designers


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A permitting statute acts as an amendment to an existing law. In the case of the permitting statute for interior designers, legislators can amend an existing law governing architectural practice to cover interior designers. The state of Colorado has added a permitting statute for interior designers, allowing those interior design professionals meeting the educational, work, and examination requirements to submit plans for building permits.

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