Which law governs the practice of landscape architecture in West Virginia?

The West Virginia Landscape Architects Licensing Act is the governing law for the practice of landscape architecture in West Virginia. This act establishes the licensing requirements for landscape architects, outlining the necessary qualifications and procedures that professionals must adhere to in order to practice legally in the state. It ensures that individuals who provide landscape architectural services have met specific educational and experiential criteria, thereby protecting the public by ensuring a standard of professionalism and competence within the field.

The other options, while related to various aspects of land use and environmental protection, do not specifically regulate the practice of landscape architecture. The Environmental Protection Act focuses on broader environmental regulations, while the Land Use Act and Urban Planning Act pertain more to zoning, planning, and land use regulations rather than the specific licensing and professional standards for landscape architects.