Category: UTAH INTERIOR DESIGN LEGISLATION

• ID REGULATION: WHICH WAY TO THE FRONT?

  I appreciate Robert Nieminen’s support of the ongoing effort to regulate the profession of Interior Design . I agree with all of his points regarding the unification of the profession and the efforts by the anti-regulation contingent to stop any and all ID legislation.  As far as Utah’s new ID practice law we can claim it…

  Michael Dudek

  July 15, 2016

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• UTAH PASSES COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN PRACTICE BILL!

  Utah Senate Bill 0117  which allows state certified Commercial Interior Designers to submit signed and sealed drawings (within limited scope) in order to obtain building permits in that state was approved today.  Yay! This is the first substantial piece of ID legislation to be approved in several years. Kudos to IDEAL Utah and their lobbyist…

  Michael Dudek

  March 9, 2016

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