Prohibits a developer from using or displaying the seal of an architect or landscape architect on the developer's plans unless such architect or landscape architect has overseen and approved the development and creation of the plans; provides penalties for violation; and provides an enforcement mechanism.

This bill makes it illegal for developers to use or display the seal of an architect or landscape architect on their plans unless that professional has actually supervised and approved the plans. It also includes penalties for those who violate this rule and outlines how the law will be enforced.

Supporters of the bill argue that it ensures accountability and integrity in the development process by requiring that only qualified architects and landscape architects can endorse plans. This will help to maintain high standards in construction and protect the interests of the community.

Critics of the bill may contend that it could create unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles for developers, potentially slowing down project timelines and increasing costs. They might argue that it restricts the flexibility of developers to work with various professionals and could hinder innovation in design.