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Old	New		Differences
	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-fourth General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 24-0434.01 Nicole Myers x4326
1	8		HOUSE BILL 24-1442
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Lindstedt, Clifford, Duran, Froelich, Hamrick,
3		-	Lieder, Lindsay, Lukens, Mauro, Ortiz;
4		-	also SENATOR(S) Fenberg, Mullica, Priola.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs State, Veterans, & Military Affairs
	11	+	Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
5	13		C
6		-	ONCERNING MODIFICATIONS TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY
7		-	COMMITTEE
8		-	.
9		-
10		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
11		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-82-108, amend (1),
12		-	(2)(a)(I) introductory portion, (2)(a)(I)(D), (2)(d), (2)(e), (3), and (4); and
13		-	add (3.5) as follows:
14		-	24-82-108. State capitol building advisory committee - creation
15		-	- duties - legislative declaration - repeal. (1) Legislative declaration.
16		-	T
17		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT :
18		-	(a) It is the intent of the general assembly to ensure that the historic
19		-	character and architectural integrity of the capitol building and grounds be
20		-	preserved and promoted;
	14	+	ONCERNING MODIFICATIONS TO TH E CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY101
	15	+	COMMITTEE.102
	16	+	Bill Summary
	17	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	18	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	19	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	20	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	21	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	22	+	.)
	23	+	The capitol building advisory committee (committee) advises the
	24	+	general assembly regarding the protection of the historic character of the
	25	+	capitol building and other buildings in the capitol annex. The bill
	26	+	modifies the statute that creates and specifies the duties of the committee
	27	+	as follows:
	28	+	! Clarifies that it is the general assembly's intent that the
	29	+	SENATE
	30	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	31	+	May 3, 2024
	32	+	SENATE
	33	+	2nd Reading Unamended
	34	+	May 2, 2024
	35	+	HOUSE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	April 29, 2024
	38	+	HOUSE
	39	+	2nd Reading Unamended
	40	+	April 26, 2024
	41	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Lindstedt, Clifford, Duran, Froelich, Hamrick, Lieder, Lindsay, Lukens, Mauro, Ortiz
	43	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	44	+	Fenberg, Mullica, Priola
	45	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	46	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	47	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. committee will advise the general assembly regarding the
	48	+	protection of the capitol building's historic character,
	49	+	including its art, memorials, furniture, and architectural
	50	+	fixtures;
	51	+	! Clarifies that the ex officio members of the committee are
	52	+	voting members of the committee in accordance with
	53	+	current practice;
	54	+	! Adds the capitol building annex to the list of buildings for
	55	+	which the committee is required to review, advise, and
	56	+	make recommendations to the capital development
	57	+	committee regarding plans to restore, redecorate, and
	58	+	reconstruct historic elements of the building;
	59	+	! Specifies the buildings and areas within the capitol
	60	+	complex for which the committee may engage in
	61	+	long-range planning for modifications and improvements;
	62	+	! Requires the committee to determine, based on consultation
	63	+	with and the recommendations of history Colorado, which
	64	+	art, memorials, architectural fixtures, and furniture that is
	65	+	original to the state capitol building is part of the state's
	66	+	collection of historic materials known as the Colorado
	67	+	collection (Colorado collection); and
	68	+	! Clarifies that the committee has authority over publications
	69	+	on the history of the state capitol building and that the
	70	+	committee may authorize other state capitol building
	71	+	memorabilia for sale to the public.
	72	+	In addition, history Colorado, at the direction and under the
	73	+	supervision of the committee, is required to inventory all art, memorials,
	74	+	architectural fixtures, and furniture that is original to the state capitol
	75	+	building and make recommendations to the capitol building advisory
	76	+	committee regarding which items are appropriate for inclusion in the
	77	+	Colorado collection. The bill specifies that history Colorado holds in trust
	78	+	for the people of Colorado any items original to the capitol building that
	79	+	are part of the Colorado collection, but that the advisory committee
	80	+	retains authority over the collection on behalf of the general assembly and
	81	+	in accordance with the policies and requirements of the state register of
	82	+	historic properties.
	83	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	84	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-82-108, amend2
	85	+	(1), (2)(a)(I) introductory portion, (2)(a)(I)(D), (2)(d), (2)(e), (3), and (4);3
	86	+	and add (3.5) as follows:4
	87	+	1442-2- 24-82-108. State capitol building advisory committee -1
	88	+	creation - duties - legislative declaration - repeal. (1) Legislative2
	89	+	declaration. T
	90	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS AND DECLARES3
	91	+	THAT:4
	92	+	(a) It is the intent of the general assembly to ensure that the5
	93	+	historic character and architectural integrity of the capitol building and6
	94	+	grounds be preserved and promoted;7
21	95		(b) Because
22		-	The rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork,
23		-	________
24		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
25		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
26		-	the act. and brass fixtures and trim are deemed to be historic, AND it is the intent of
27		-	the general assembly to provide for SPECIFY special procedures to be
28		-	followed in any project affecting such items;
29		-	(c) In order To ensure that structural changes and innovations do not
30		-	injure or dramatically change the state capitol building or the historic items
31		-	contained within the building or other areas set forth in paragraph (a) of
32		-	subsection (3) of this section, there is hereby created AS SPECIFIED IN THIS
33		-	SECTION
34		-	, IT IS NECESSARY TO CREATE the state capitol building advisory
35		-	committee which shall review plans to restore, redecorate, or reconstructspace within the state capitol building and make recommendations to the
36		-	capital development committee based on such plans. TO ADVISE THE
37		-	GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGARDING THE PROTECTION OF THE CAPITOL
38		-	BUILDING
39		-	'S HISTORIC CHARACTER , INCLUDING ITS ART, MEMORIALS,
40		-	FURNITURE, AND ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES; AND
41		-	(d) IT IS ALSO NECESSARY FOR THE CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY
42		-	COMMITTEE TO REVIEW
43		-	, ADVISE, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE
44		-	GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGARDING PLANS TO RESTORE
45		-	, REDECORATE, AND
46		-	RECONSTRUCT HISTORIC AREAS WITHIN SPECIFIED BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
47		-	IN THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX
48		-	.
49		-	(2) State capitol building advisory committee creation.
	96	+	The rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork,8
	97	+	and brass fixtures and trim are deemed to be historic,
	98	+	AND it is the intent9
	99	+	of the general assembly to provide for
	100	+	SPECIFY special procedures to be10
	101	+	followed in any project affecting such items;11
	102	+	(c) In order To ensure that structural changes and innovations do12
	103	+	not injure or dramatically change the state capitol building or the historic13
	104	+	items contained within the building or other areas set forth in paragraph14
	105	+	(a) of subsection (3) of this section, there is hereby created AS SPECIFIED15
	106	+	IN THIS SECTION, IT IS NECESSARY TO CREATE the state capitol building16
	107	+	advisory committee which shall review plans to restore, redecorate, or17
	108	+	reconstruct space within the state capitol building and make18
	109	+	recommendations to the capital development committee based on such19
	110	+	plans. TO ADVISE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGARDING THE PROTECTION20
	111	+	OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING'S HISTORIC CHARACTER, INCLUDING ITS ART,21
	112	+	MEMORIALS, FURNITURE, AND ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES; AND22
	113	+	(d) I
	114	+	T IS ALSO NECESSARY FOR THE CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY23
	115	+	COMMITTEE TO REVIEW, ADVISE, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE24
	116	+	GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGARDING PLANS TO RESTORE , REDECORATE, AND25
	117	+	RECONSTRUCT HISTORIC AREAS WITHIN SPECIFIED BUILDINGS AND26
	118	+	GROUNDS IN THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX .27
	119	+	1442
	120	+	-3- (2) State capitol building advisory committee creation.1
50	121		(a) (I) T
51		-	HE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED TO
52		-	IN THIS SECTION AS THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
53		-	, IS HEREBY CREATED. The
54		-	state capitol building
55		-	advisory committee consists of the following twelve
56		-	members:
	122	+	HE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED2
	123	+	TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE , IS HEREBY CREATED.3
	124	+	The state capitol building
	125	+	advisory committee consists of the following4
	126	+	twelve members:5
57	127		(D) The following ex officio members
58		-	WHO ARE VOTING MEMBERS
59		-	OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
60		-	: The president of the state historical society
61		-	or a designee of the president; and the executive director of the department
62		-	of personnel or a designee of the executive director.
63		-	(d) At the annual meeting, the advisory committee members shall
	128	+	WHO ARE VOTING MEMBERS6
	129	+	OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE: The president of the state historical society7
	130	+	or a designee of the president; and the executive director of the8
	131	+	department of personnel or a designee of the executive director.9
	132	+	(d) At the annual meeting, the advisory committee members shall10
64	133		elect a chairman
65		-	CHAIR from among its members to serve as chairman
66		-	CHAIR for one year of such member's term.
67		-	(e) All members of the advisory committee shall be ARE volunteers
68		-	and shall serve without per diem except as otherwise provided in section
69		-	2-2-326; C.R.S. except that members of the advisory committee shall MUST
70		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 be reimbursed for necessary and actual expenses incurred in the
71		-	performance of their duties.
72		-	(3) Duties of the advisory committee. The advisory committee
73		-	shall have HAS the following duties SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)
74		-	THROUGH (3)(i) OF THIS SECTION.
75		-	(a) Plans to restore, redecorate, and reconstruct space in
76		-	specified buildings and grounds. (I) The advisory committee shall review,
77		-	advise, and make recommendations to the capital development committee
78		-	with respect to
79		-	REGARDING plans to restore, redecorate, and reconstruct
80		-	space within the public and ceremonial areas of the state capitol buildings
81		-	group BUILDING, THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
82		-	OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX AND THE SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF THE
83		-	CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX
84		-	, the legislative services building and the
85		-	surrounding grounds of such building, and the surrounding grounds of the
86		-	state capitol building bounded by Colfax avenue on the north, Grant street
87		-	on the east, Fourteenth avenue on the south, and Broadway on the west, in
88		-	the city and county of Denver. This shall include but not be
89		-	INCLUDES BUT
90		-	IS NOT
91		-	limited to the corridors, rotundas, lobbies, entrance ways, stairways,
92		-	restrooms, porticos, steps, and elevators.
93		-	(II) The committee shall not have responsibility
94		-	IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
95		-	for reviewing, advising, or making recommendations concerning the outer
96		-	office of the executive suite and the areas used for office space, legislative
97		-	chambers, and legislative committee meeting rooms, except as to structural
98		-	modifications affecting the rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork,
99		-	or brass fixtures and trim as provided for in paragraph (b) of this subsection
100		-	(3) SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS SECTION.
101		-	(b) Projects affecting capitol building rose onyx, marble, granite,
102		-	gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures and trim. (I) The advisory
103		-	committee shall review all planned construction projects affecting the rose
104		-	onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures and trim of
105		-	the state capitol building, and shall submit a written report to the capital
106		-	development committee containing the advisory committee's findings. No
107		-	such project affecting AN AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT SHALL NOT BEGIN A
108		-	PROJECT THAT AFFECTS
109		-	the rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork,
110		-	and brass fixtures and trim shall be made
111		-	without review by said THE
112		-	advisory committee and the consent of the capital development committee.
113		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 No Alteration to the above listed items shall be ITEMS LISTED IN THIS
114		-	SUBSECTION
115		-	(3)(b) IS NOT permitted in any area of the state capitol building
116		-	until such
117		-	THE project is reviewed by the advisory committee and approved
118		-	by the capital development committee.
119		-	(II) Notwithstanding the provisions of this paragraph (b)
120		-	SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION, the department of personnel shall
121		-	have the authority to MAY perform emergency repairs where the safety of
122		-	persons or the well-being of the building would be jeopardized by delay.
123		-	Such emergency repairs shall be undertaken
124		-	THE DEPARTMENT OF
125		-	PERSONNEL SHALL UNDERTAKE EMERGENCY REPAIRS
126		-	in a manner to prevent
127		-	or minimize any damage to the rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak
128		-	woodwork, or brass fixtures and trim of the state capitol building.
129		-	(b.5) Repealed.
130		-	(c) Long-range planning for specified buildings and grounds in
131		-	the capitol building annex. The advisory committee, in cooperation with
132		-	the department of personnel and with the approval of the capital
133		-	development committee, may engage in long-range planning for
134		-	modifications and improvements to the state capitol building and its
135		-	surrounding grounds SPACE WITHIN THE PUBLIC AND CEREMONIAL AREAS OF
136		-	THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING
137		-	, THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE INTERIOR
138		-	AND EXTERIOR OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX AND THE SURROUNDING
139		-	GROUNDS OF SUCH BUILDING
140		-	, THE LEGISLATIVE SERVICES BUILDING AND THE
141		-	SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF SUCH BUILDING
142		-	, AND THE SURROUNDING
143		-	GROUNDS OF THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING BOUNDED BY
144		-	COLFAX AVENUE
145		-	ON THE NORTH
146		-	, GRANT STREET ON THE EAST, FOURTEENTH AVENUE ON THE
147		-	SOUTH
148		-	, AND BROADWAY ON THE WEST , IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
149		-	DENVER. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE CORRIDORS ,
150		-	ROTUNDAS, LOBBIES, ENTRANCE WAYS, STAIRWAYS, RESTROOMS, PORTICOS,
151		-	STEPS, AND ELEVATORS.
152		-	(d) Determination of items in the Colorado collection. The
153		-	advisory committee shall identify all furniture original to the state capitol
154		-	building and create an inventory of such furniture. Any costs associated
155		-	with identifying and inventorying furniture original to the state capitol
156		-	building shall be paid with moneys raised through private sources and shall
157		-	not be paid from the general fund. The department of personnel is hereby
158		-	granted the authority to collect and use such moneys raised by private
159		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 sources for the purpose of identifying and inventorying all furniture original
160		-	to the state capitol building. The possession of all furniture original to the
161		-	state capitol building shall be retained by the department of administration
162		-	and shall be made available for use in the state capitol building. The
163		-	furniture original to the state capitol building shall remain in the state
164		-	capitol building at all times. THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE ,
165		-	BASED ON CONSULTATION WITH AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF HISTORY
166		-	COLORADO PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3.5) OF THIS SECTION, WHICH ART,
167		-	MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES, AND FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL
168		-	TO THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING IS PART OF THE STATE
169		-	'S COLLECTION OF
170		-	HISTORIC MATERIALS KNOWN AS THE
171		-	COLORADO COLLECTION.
	134	+	CHAIR from among its members to serve as chairman11
	135	+	CHAIR for one year of such member's term.12
	136	+	(e) All members of the advisory committee shall be ARE13
	137	+	volunteers and shall serve without per diem except as otherwise provided14
	138	+	in section 2-2-326; C.R.S. except that members of the advisory committee15
	139	+	shall MUST be reimbursed for necessary and actual expenses incurred in16
	140	+	the performance of their duties.17
	141	+	(3) Duties of the advisory committee. The advisory committee18
	142	+	shall have HAS the following duties SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS (3)(a)19
	143	+	THROUGH (3)(i) OF THIS SECTION.20
	144	+	(a) Plans to restore, redecorate, and reconstruct space in21
	145	+	specified buildings and grounds. (I) The advisory committee shall22
	146	+	review, advise, and make recommendations to the capital development23
	147	+	committee with respect to REGARDING plans to restore, redecorate, and24
	148	+	reconstruct space within the public and ceremonial areas of the state25
	149	+	capitol buildings group BUILDING, THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE26
	150	+	INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX AND THE27
	151	+	1442
	152	+	-4- SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX , the legislative1
	153	+	services building and the surrounding grounds of such building, and the2
	154	+	surrounding grounds of the state capitol building bounded by Colfax3
	155	+	avenue on the north, Grant street on the east, Fourteenth avenue on the4
	156	+	south, and Broadway on the west, in the city and county of Denver. This5
	157	+	shall include but not be INCLUDES BUT IS NOT limited to the corridors,6
	158	+	rotundas, lobbies, entrance ways, stairways, restrooms, porticos, steps,7
	159	+	and elevators.8
	160	+	(II) The committee shall not have responsibility IS NOT9
	161	+	RESPONSIBLE for reviewing, advising, or making recommendations10
	162	+	concerning the outer office of the executive suite and the areas used for11
	163	+	office space, legislative chambers, and legislative committee meeting12
	164	+	rooms, except as to structural modifications affecting the rose onyx,13
	165	+	marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, or brass fixtures and trim as14
	166	+	provided for in paragraph (b) of this subsection (3) SPECIFIED IN15
	167	+	SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF THIS SECTION.16
	168	+	(b) Projects affecting capitol building rose onyx, marble,17
	169	+	granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures and trim. (I) The18
	170	+	advisory committee shall review all planned construction projects19
	171	+	affecting the rose onyx, marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass20
	172	+	fixtures and trim of the state capitol building, and shall submit a written21
	173	+	report to the capital development committee containing the advisory22
	174	+	committee's findings. No such project affecting AN AGENCY OR23
	175	+	DEPARTMENT SHALL NOT BEGIN A PROJECT THAT AFFECTS the rose onyx,24
	176	+	marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures and trim shall be25
	177	+	made without review by said THE advisory committee and the consent of26
	178	+	the capital development committee. No Alteration to the above listed27
	179	+	1442
	180	+	-5- items shall be ITEMS LISTED IN THIS SUBSECTION (3)(b) IS NOT permitted1
	181	+	in any area of the state capitol building until such THE project is reviewed2
	182	+	by the advisory committee and approved by the capital development3
	183	+	committee.4
	184	+	(II) Notwithstanding the provisions of this paragraph (b)5
	185	+	SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) OF THIS SECTION, the department of personnel shall6
	186	+	have the authority to MAY perform emergency repairs where the safety of7
	187	+	persons or the well-being of the building would be jeopardized by delay.8
	188	+	Such emergency repairs shall be undertaken THE DEPARTMENT OF9
	189	+	PERSONNEL SHALL UNDERTAKE EMERGENCY REPAIRS in a manner to10
	190	+	prevent or minimize any damage to the rose onyx, marble, granite, gold,11
	191	+	oak woodwork, or brass fixtures and trim of the state capitol building. 12
	192	+	(b.5) Repealed.13
	193	+	(c) Long-range planning for specified buildings and grounds14
	194	+	in the capitol building annex. The advisory committee, in cooperation15
	195	+	with the department of personnel and with the approval of the capital16
	196	+	development committee, may engage in long-range planning for17
	197	+	modifications and improvements to the state capitol building and its18
	198	+	surrounding grounds SPACE WITHIN THE PUBLIC AND CEREMONIAL AREAS19
	199	+	OF THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING , THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE20
	200	+	INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX AND THE21
	201	+	SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF SUCH BUILDING , THE LEGISLATIVE SERVICES22
	202	+	BUILDING AND THE SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF SUCH BUILDING , AND THE23
	203	+	SURROUNDING GROUNDS OF THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING BOUNDED BY24
	204	+	C
	205	+	OLFAX AVENUE ON THE NORTH , GRANT STREET ON THE EAST ,25
	206	+	F
	207	+	OURTEENTH AVENUE ON THE SOUTH , AND BROADWAY ON THE WEST, IN26
	208	+	THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO27
	209	+	1442
	210	+	-6- THE CORRIDORS, ROTUNDAS, LOBBIES, ENTRANCE WAYS, STAIRWAYS,1
	211	+	RESTROOMS, PORTICOS, STEPS, AND ELEVATORS.2
	212	+	(d) Determination of items in the Colorado collection. The3
	213	+	advisory committee shall identify all furniture original to the state capitol4
	214	+	building and create an inventory of such furniture. Any costs associated5
	215	+	with identifying and inventorying furniture original to the state capitol6
	216	+	building shall be paid with moneys raised through private sources and7
	217	+	shall not be paid from the general fund. The department of personnel is8
	218	+	hereby granted the authority to collect and use such moneys raised by9
	219	+	private sources for the purpose of identifying and inventorying all10
	220	+	furniture original to the state capitol building. The possession of all11
	221	+	furniture original to the state capitol building shall be retained by the12
	222	+	department of administration and shall be made available for use in the13
	223	+	state capitol building. The furniture original to the state capitol building14
	224	+	shall remain in the state capitol building at all times. THE ADVISORY15
	225	+	COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE , BASED ON CONSULTATION WITH AND THE16
	226	+	RECOMMENDATIONS OF HISTORY COLORADO PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION17
	227	+	(3.5)
	228	+	OF THIS SECTION, WHICH ART, MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL18
	229	+	FIXTURES, AND FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE STATE CAPITOL19
	230	+	BUILDING IS PART OF THE STATE'S COLLECTION OF HISTORIC MATERIALS20
	231	+	KNOWN AS THE COLORADO COLLECTION.21
172	232		(e) The advisory committee shall determine which
173		-	~~WHETHER~~
174		-	damaged pieces of furniture original to the state capitol building ~~should be~~
175		-	restored or renovated. and shall make recommendations to the ~~capital~~
176		-	development committee regarding such ~~furniture~~
177		-	(f) Publications on the history of the capitol building. (I) ~~For the~~
178		-	purpose of promoting historic interest in the state capitol building ~~and for~~
179		-	~~producing moneys~~
180		-	MONEY to enhance preservation of original ~~and historic~~
181		-	elements of the state capitol building, the advisory ~~committee shall~~
182		-	formulate a plan for publishing HAS AUTHORITY OVER ~~publications on the~~
183		-	history of the state capitol building and for developing ~~MAY AUTHORIZE~~
184		-	other state capitol building memorabilia for sale to the public. ~~This plan~~
185		-	shall be presented to the capital development committee no ~~later than~~
186		-	October 1, 1991. All moneys MONEY received from the sale of ~~such items~~
187		-	shall be IS credited to a special account within the public ~~buildings trust~~
188		-	fund established by section 8 of the "Enabling Act of Colorado", ~~which~~
189		-	account is hereby established.
	233	+	WHETHER22
	234	+	damaged pieces of furniture original to the state capitol building should23
	235	+	be restored or renovated. and shall make recommendations to the capital24
	236	+	development committee regarding such furniture25
	237	+	(f) Publications on the history of the capitol building. (I) For26
	238	+	the purpose of promoting historic interest in the state capitol building and27
	239	+	1442
	240	+	-7- for producing moneys MONEY to enhance preservation of original and1
	241	+	historic elements of the state capitol building, the advisory committee2
	242	+	shall formulate a plan for publishing HAS AUTHORITY OVER publications3
	243	+	on the history of the state capitol building and for developing MAY4
	244	+	AUTHORIZE other state capitol building memorabilia for sale to the public.5
	245	+	This plan shall be presented to the capital development committee no later6
	246	+	than October 1, 1991. All moneys MONEY received from the sale of such7
	247	+	items shall be IS credited to a special account within the public buildings8
	248	+	trust fund established by section 8 of the "Enabling Act of Colorado",9
	249	+	which account is hereby established. 10
190	250		(II) The
191		-	ADVISORY committee is authorized to accept gifts, grants,
192		-	or donations of any kind from any private or public source to carry out the
193		-	purposes of this paragraph (f) SUBSECTION (3)(f). All such gifts, grants, or
194		-	donations shall be transmitted to the state treasurer who shall credit the
195		-	same to the special account created by this paragraph (f)
196		-	IN SUBSECTION
197		-	(3)(f)(I) OF THIS SECTION within the public buildings trust fund.
198		-	(III) Moneys MONEY in the special account are hereby CREATED IN
199		-	SUBSECTION
200		-	(3)(f)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS continuously appropriated to the
201		-	advisory committee for republishing and reissuing publications on the
202		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 history of the state capitol building and other state capitol building
203		-	memorabilia, for restoring, repairing, and enhancing the state capitol
	251	+	ADVISORY committee is authorized to accept gifts, grants,11
	252	+	or donations of any kind from any private or public source to carry out the12
	253	+	purposes of this paragraph (f)
	254	+	SUBSECTION (3)(f). All such gifts, grants,13
	255	+	or donations shall be transmitted to the state treasurer who shall credit the14
	256	+	same to the special account created by this paragraph (f) IN SUBSECTION15
	257	+	(3)(f)(I)
	258	+	OF THIS SECTION within the public buildings trust fund.16
	259	+	(III) Moneys
	260	+	MONEY in the special account are hereby CREATED17
	261	+	IN SUBSECTION (3)(f)(I) OF THIS SECTION IS continuously appropriated to18
	262	+	the advisory committee for republishing and reissuing publications on the19
	263	+	history of the state capitol building and other state capitol building20
	264	+	memorabilia, for restoring, repairing, and enhancing the state capitol21
204	265		building,
205		-	THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF THE
206		-	CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX
207		-	, the legislative services building, and the grounds
208		-	of said
209		-	SUCH buildings, and for such other purposes as are necessary or
210		-	incidental to accomplish the purposes of this paragraph (f) SUBSECTION
211		-	(3)(f).
212		-	(g) Proposals for use of state capitol building driveways. The
213		-	advisory committee shall evaluate proposals for uses of the state capitol
214		-	BUILDING driveways in addition to those authorized in section 24-82-104.
215		-	The advisory committee shall evaluate any proposals which
216		-	THAT are
217		-	received from the general assembly, the governor, or the city and county of
218		-	Denver. Such
219		-	IN ITS evaluation, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE shall consider
220		-	any potential threat to the safety of individuals who are in or around the
221		-	state capitol building, any potential interference with the operations of the
222		-	executive department which
223		-	THAT are posed by any proposed additional use,
224		-	and the relevant provisions of any current master plan for the state capitol
225		-	building and surrounding area. Notwithstanding the provisions of section
226		-	24-82-104 (2), if the advisory committee determines
227		-	THAT the proposed use
228		-	to be
229		-	IS reasonable, the proposal shall be directed ADVISORY COMMITTEE
230		-	SHALL DIRECT THE PROPOSAL
231		-	to the capital development committee and the
232		-	governor for approval. No additional use of the state capitol
233		-	BUILDING
234		-	driveways shall be
235		-	IS effective without the approval of the capital
236		-	development committee and the governor.
237		-	(h) Proposals for a gift or loan of art and memorials. (I) Except
238		-	as provided in subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (h) SUBSECTION (3)(h)(II)
239		-	OF THIS SECTION, all proposals involving the gift or loan of objects of art
240		-	and memorials to be placed on a permanent or temporary basis in the state
241		-	capitol building or on its surrounding grounds and proposals for
242		-	fund-raising efforts to place objects of art or memorials in the state capitol
243		-	building or on its surrounding grounds shall be submitted to the advisory
244		-	committee for evaluation. The advisory committee shall develop criteria and
245		-	a procedure for such evaluations, which procedure
246		-	shall include consulting
247		-	with knowledgeable advisors to assist in evaluating each object of art or
248		-	memorial individually. The advisory committee shall evaluate all such
249		-	proposals SUBMITTED TO THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE and present
250		-	recommendations resulting from such THE evaluations as follows:
251		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 (A) Proposals INVOLVING THE GIFT OR LOAN OF OBJECTS OF ART AND
252		-	MEMORIALS
253		-	pertaining to all public areas of the state capitol building,
254		-	including but not limited to the corridors, rotunda, lobbies, entrance ways,
255		-	stairways, restrooms, porticos, steps, and elevators shall
256		-	MUST be submitted
257		-	to the capital development committee for approval. No such proposal shall
258		-	be permitted to
259		-	proceed without the prior approval of the capital
260		-	development committee.
	266	+	THE HISTORIC ELEMENTS OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF THE22
	267	+	CAPITOL BUILDING ANNEX , the legislative services building, and the23
	268	+	grounds of said
	269	+	SUCH buildings, and for such other purposes as are24
	270	+	necessary or incidental to accomplish the purposes of this paragraph (f)25
	271	+	SUBSECTION (3)(f).26
	272	+	(g) Proposals for use of state capitol building driveways. The27
	273	+	1442
	274	+	-8- advisory committee shall evaluate proposals for uses of the state capitol1
	275	+	BUILDING driveways in addition to those authorized in section 24-82-104.2
	276	+	The advisory committee shall evaluate any proposals which THAT are3
	277	+	received from the general assembly, the governor, or the city and county4
	278	+	of Denver. Such IN ITS evaluation, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE shall5
	279	+	consider any potential threat to the safety of individuals who are in or6
	280	+	around the state capitol building, any potential interference with the7
	281	+	operations of the executive department which THAT are posed by any8
	282	+	proposed additional use, and the relevant provisions of any current master9
	283	+	plan for the state capitol building and surrounding area. Notwithstanding10
	284	+	the provisions of section 24-82-104 (2), if the advisory committee11
	285	+	determines
	286	+	THAT the proposed use to be
	287	+	IS reasonable, the proposal shall12
	288	+	be directed ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL DIRECT THE PROPOSAL to the13
	289	+	capital development committee and the governor for approval. No14
	290	+	additional use of the state capitol
	291	+	BUILDING driveways shall be
	292	+	IS effective15
	293	+	without the approval of the capital development committee and the16
	294	+	governor.17
	295	+	(h) Proposals for a gift or loan of art and memorials. (I) Except18
	296	+	as provided in subparagraph (II) of this paragraph (h) SUBSECTION19
	297	+	(3)(h)(II)
	298	+	OF THIS SECTION, all proposals involving the gift or loan of20
	299	+	objects of art and memorials to be placed on a permanent or temporary21
	300	+	basis in the state capitol building or on its surrounding grounds and22
	301	+	proposals for fund-raising efforts to place objects of art or memorials in23
	302	+	the state capitol building or on its surrounding grounds shall be submitted24
	303	+	to the advisory committee for evaluation. The advisory committee shall25
	304	+	develop criteria and a procedure for such evaluations, which procedure
	305	+	26
	306	+	shall include consulting with knowledgeable advisors to assist in27
	307	+	1442
	308	+	-9- evaluating each object of art or memorial individually. The advisory1
	309	+	committee shall evaluate all such proposals SUBMITTED TO THE ADVISORY2
	310	+	COMMITTEE and present recommendations resulting from such THE3
	311	+	evaluations as follows:4
	312	+	(A) Proposals
	313	+	INVOLVING THE GIFT OR LOAN OF OBJECTS OF ART5
	314	+	AND MEMORIALS pertaining to all public areas of the state capitol6
	315	+	building, including but not limited to the corridors, rotunda, lobbies,7
	316	+	entrance ways, stairways, restrooms, porticos, steps, and elevators shall
	317	+	8
	318	+	MUST be submitted to the capital development committee for approval.9
	319	+	No such proposal shall be permitted to proceed without the prior approval10
	320	+	of the capital development committee.11
261	321		(B) Proposals
262		-	INVOLVING THE GIFT OR LOAN OF OBJECTS OF ART AND
263		-	MEMORIALS
264		-	pertaining to the surrounding grounds of the capitol building
265		-	bounded by Colfax avenue on the north, Grant street on the east, Fourteenth
266		-	avenue on the south, and Broadway on the west, in the city and county of
267		-	Denver, shall MUST be submitted to the capital development committee and
268		-	the governor for approval. No such proposal shall be permitted to proceed
269		-	without the prior approval of the capital development committee and the
270		-	governor.
271		-	(II) The provisions of this paragraph (h) shall
272		-	SUBSECTION (3)(h) DO
273		-	not apply to proposals pertaining to the outer office of the executive suite
274		-	and those areas of the first floor used as office space by the executive
275		-	department.
276		-	(III) The advisory committee is authorized to direct the removal of
277		-	any objects of art or memorials that are placed in the state capitol building
278		-	or on its surrounding grounds that have not been submitted to the advisory
279		-	committee for evaluation and approval pursuant to the criteria and
280		-	procedure developed by the advisory committee pursuant to subparagraph
281		-	(I) of this paragraph (h) SUBSECTION (3)(h)(I) OF THIS SECTION. This
282		-	subparagraph (III) shall SUBSECTION (3)(h)(III) DOES not apply to objects
283		-	of art or memorials placed prior to the formation of the advisory committee.
284		-	(i) Duties of former fallen heroes memorial commission. (I) The
285		-	advisory committee shall be IS responsible for any remaining duties of the
286		-	former fallen heroes memorial commission as it existed in section
287		-	24-80-1402 prior to its repeal. The advisory committee shall perform any
288		-	remaining duties with the assistance of the department of personnel and a
289		-	Colorado 501(c)(3) organization created for the purpose of raising funds for
290		-	the construction of the fallen heroes memorial.
291		-	(II) This subsection (3)(i) is repealed, effective July 1 of the year
292		-	PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 following the receipt by the revisor of statutes of certification from the
293		-	executive director of the department of personnel that the appropriate
294		-	memorials have been constructed.
	322	+	INVOLVING THE GIFT OR LOAN OF OBJECTS OF ART12
	323	+	AND MEMORIALS pertaining to the surrounding grounds of the capitol13
	324	+	building bounded by Colfax avenue on the north, Grant street on the east,14
	325	+	Fourteenth avenue on the south, and Broadway on the west, in the city15
	326	+	and county of Denver, shall
	327	+	MUST be submitted to the capital16
	328	+	development committee and the governor for approval. No such proposal17
	329	+	shall be permitted to proceed without the prior approval of the capital18
	330	+	development committee and the governor.19
	331	+	(II) The provisions of this paragraph (h) shall SUBSECTION (3)(h)20
	332	+	DO not apply to proposals pertaining to the outer office of the executive21
	333	+	suite and those areas of the first floor used as office space by the22
	334	+	executive department.23
	335	+	(III) The advisory committee is authorized to direct the removal24
	336	+	of any objects of art or memorials that are placed in the state capitol25
	337	+	building or on its surrounding grounds that have not been submitted to the26
	338	+	advisory committee for evaluation and approval pursuant to the criteria27
	339	+	1442
	340	+	-10- and procedure developed by the advisory committee pursuant to1
	341	+	subparagraph (I) of this paragraph (h) SUBSECTION (3)(h)(I) OF THIS2
	342	+	SECTION. This subparagraph (III) shall SUBSECTION (3)(h)(III) DOES not3
	343	+	apply to objects of art or memorials placed prior to the formation of the4
	344	+	advisory committee.5
	345	+	(i) Duties of former fallen heroes memorial commission.6
	346	+	(I) The advisory committee shall be IS responsible for any remaining7
	347	+	duties of the former fallen heroes memorial commission as it existed in8
	348	+	section 24-80-1402 prior to its repeal. The advisory committee shall9
	349	+	perform any remaining duties with the assistance of the department of10
	350	+	personnel and a Colorado 501(c)(3) organization created for the purpose11
	351	+	of raising funds for the construction of the fallen heroes memorial.12
	352	+	(II) This subsection (3)(i) is repealed, effective July 1 of the year13
	353	+	following the receipt by the revisor of statutes of certification from the14
	354	+	executive director of the department of personnel that the appropriate15
	355	+	memorials have been constructed.16
295	356		(3.5) Items original to the state capitol building. (a) A
296		-	T THE
297		-	DIRECTION AND UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
298		-	,
299		-	HISTORY COLORADO, IN COOPERATION WITH THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
300		-	STAFF
301		-	, SHALL INVENTORY ALL ART, MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES,
302		-	AND FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING AND
303		-	MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO TH E ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGARDING
304		-	WHICH ITEMS ARE APPROPRIATE FOR INCLUSION IN THE STATE
305		-	'S COLLECTION
306		-	OF HISTORIC MATERIALS KNOWN AS THE
307		-	COLORADO COLLECTION . THE
308		-	ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE
309		-	, PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(d)
310		-	OF THIS SECTION, WHICH INVENTORIED ITEMS ORIGINAL TO THE CAPITOL
311		-	BUILDING ARE PART OF THE
312		-	COLORADO COLLECTION.
	357	+	T THE17
	358	+	DIRECTION AND UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ,18
	359	+	HISTORY COLORADO, IN COOPERATION WITH THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL19
	360	+	STAFF, SHALL INVENTORY ALL ART , MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL20
	361	+	FIXTURES, AND FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE STATE CAPITOL21
	362	+	BUILDING AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE22
	363	+	REGARDING WHICH ITEMS ARE APPROPRIATE FOR INCLUSION IN THE23
	364	+	STATE'S COLLECTION OF HISTORIC MATERIALS KNOWN AS THE COLORADO24
	365	+	COLLECTION. THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL DETERMINE , PURSUANT25
	366	+	TO SUBSECTION (3)(d) OF THIS SECTION, WHICH INVENTORIED ITEMS26
	367	+	ORIGINAL TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING ARE PART OF THE COLORADO27
	368	+	1442
	369	+	-11- COLLECTION.1
313	370		(b) H
314		-	ISTORY COLORADO HOLDS IN TRUST FOR THE PEOPLE OF
315		-	COLORADO ANY ITEMS ORIGINAL TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING THAT ARE
316		-	INCLUDED AS PART OF THE
317		-	COLORADO COLLECTION PURSUANT TO
318		-	SUBSECTION
319		-	(3)(d) OF THIS SECTION, HOWEVER, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
320		-	RETAINS AUTHORITY OVER THE COLLECTION ON BEHALF OF THE GENERAL
321		-	ASSEMBLY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICIES AND REQUIREMENTS OF
322		-	THE STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES CREATED IN SECTION
323		-	24-80.1-103.
	371	+	ISTORY COLORADO HOLDS IN TRUST FOR THE PEOPLE OF2
	372	+	C
	373	+	OLORADO ANY ITEMS ORIGINAL TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING THAT ARE3
	374	+	INCLUDED AS PART OF THE COLORADO COLLECTION PURSUANT TO4
	375	+	SUBSECTION (3)(d) OF THIS SECTION, HOWEVER, THE ADVISORY5
	376	+	COMMITTEE RETAINS AUTHORITY OVER THE COLLECTION ON BEHALF OF6
	377	+	THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICIES AND7
	378	+	REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES CREATED8
	379	+	IN SECTION 24-80.1-103.9
324	380		(c) T
325		-	HE ART, MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES , AND
326		-	FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING
327		-	, REGARDLESS
328		-	OF WHETHER IT IS PART OF THE
329		-	COLORADO COLLECTION PURSUANT TO
330		-	SUBSECTION
331		-	(3)(d) OF THIS SECTION, MUST REMAIN IN THE STATE CAPITOL
332		-	BUILDING AT ALL TIMES
333		-	; EXCEPT THAT SUCH ITEMS ORIGINAL TO THE
334		-	CAPITOL BUILDING MAY BE TEMPORARILY REMOVED FROM THE CAPITOL
335		-	BUILDING FOR CONSERVATION FROM TIME TO TIME WITH THE APPROVAL OF
336		-	THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
337		-	.
338		-	(4) Staff support. The advisory committee may call upon the staff
	381	+	HE ART, MEMORIALS, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURES , AND10
	382	+	FURNITURE THAT IS ORIGINAL TO THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING ,11
	383	+	REGARDLESS OF WHETHER IT IS PART OF THE COLORADO COLLECTION12
	384	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(d) OF THIS SECTION, MUST REMAIN IN THE13
	385	+	STATE CAPITOL BUILDING AT ALL TIMES ; EXCEPT THAT SUCH ITEMS14
	386	+	ORIGINAL TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING MAY BE TEMPORARILY REMOVED15
	387	+	FROM THE CAPITOL BUILDING FOR CONSERVATION FROM TIME TO TIME16
	388	+	WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE .17
	389	+	(4) Staff support. The advisory committee may call upon the staff18
339	390		of the legislative council,
340		-	THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES, and
341		-	the department of personnel to provide any necessary assistance in carrying
342		-	out the committee's duties. Proposed plans to restore, redecorate, or
343		-	reconstruct the building, or make alterations affecting the rose onyx,
344		-	marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures or trim in the
345		-	PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 building shall MUST be submitted in writing to the staff of the legislative
346		-	council and the department of personnel at least thirty days before such
347		-	work is scheduled to begin.
348		-	SECTION 2. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act
349		-	takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the
350		-	ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except
351		-	that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V
352		-	of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this act
353		-	within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take effect
354		-	unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in
355		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 24-1442 November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the official
356		-	declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.
357		-	____________________________ ____________________________
358		-	Julie McCluskie Steve Fenberg
359		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
360		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
361		-	____________________________ ____________________________
362		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
363		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
364		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
365		-	APPROVED________________________________________
366		-	(Date and Time)
367		-	_________________________________________
368		-	Jared S. Polis
369		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
370		-	PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 24-1442
	391	+	THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES,19
	392	+	and the department of personnel to provide any necessary assistance in20
	393	+	carrying out the committee's duties. Proposed plans to restore, redecorate,21
	394	+	or reconstruct the building, or make alterations affecting the rose onyx,22
	395	+	marble, granite, gold, oak woodwork, and brass fixtures or trim in the23
	396	+	building shall
	397	+	MUST be submitted in writing to the staff of the legislative24
	398	+	council and the department of personnel at least thirty days before such25
	399	+	work is scheduled to begin.26
	400	+	SECTION 2. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act27
	401	+	1442
	402	+	-12- takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the1
	403	+	ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except2
	404	+	that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V3
	405	+	of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this4
	406	+	act within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take5
	407	+	effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in6
	408	+	November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the7
	409	+	official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.8
	410	+	1442
	411	+	-13-