CommitteesThe PLSC has several standing committees to provide additional services to our members. The following are the current standing committees of the PLSC:
Awards - The purpose of this committee is to solicit award nominations then review and recommend these nominations on behalf of the PLSC Board.
PLSC Awards include:
Committee Chair:
Lief Joy
County SurveyorsCommittee Chair: Lief Joy
Ethics & Fair Practices - The purpose of this committee is to maintain an awareness of the ethics required to be a Professional Land Surveyor in the State of Colorado; To promote a professional image to the public, clients, employees, and other surveyors; And to help ensure a basic attitude of fair practice in the profession.
Committee Chair:
Eric White
EducationCommittee Chair:
Summit Chair:
Todd Johnston
Brian Bowker
Refresher Course Chair:
Randy Bloom
GPS CommitteeBrian Dennis
Eric Carson
Legislation

Governor Hickenlooper singed SB13-161, Concerning continuation of the state board for licensure of architects, professional engineers, and professional land surveyors and implementing the recommendations of the 2012 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies, on May 28, 2013. The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from the Architects, Engineers, and Surveyors professional organizations.
For a copy of the 2013 ILC Statute, click
here.
Committee Co-Chairs:
K. Scott Thompson
Ralph Pettit
Committee Members:
Todd Beers
Doug Berling
Alan Blair
Dan Corcoran
Brian Dennis
Patrick Green
Peter Krick
Roger Nelson
Parker Newby
Warren Ward
LiaisonCommittee Chair: Open
MembershipCommittee Chair:
Eric Carson
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Publications - The purpose of this committee is to oversee the written materials that go out to the membership and the larger community. This includes
Side Shots and PLSC website.
Committee Chair: Open
Survey Monuments & Records StandardCommittee Chair: Open
Special CommitteesGIS in the Rockies - The Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado (PLSC), GIS in the Rockies Committee purpose is to establish long lasting relationships with businesses, government entities, and academia to foster collaboration and education related to relevant topics, emerging trends and innovations across the geospatial community on behalf of the PLSC via the GIS in the Rockies forum. This includes representing the PLSC in the GIS in the Rockies vendors’ hall, and sponsoring a “surveying tract” of guest speakers focused on presenting land surveying topics for a geospatial audience.
TrigStarIf you would like to serve your profession and the association by joining one of these Committees, please contact Becky Roland at 303-551-3266 or
broland@plsc.net.