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29		-	~~BILL NO.~~ ~~171 By: Kirt and Stanley of the~~
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34		-	Hilbert of the House
	33	+	SENATE BILL NO. 171 By: Kirt and Stanley
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38		-	An Act relating to the State Capitol Building;
39		-	directing the Department of Public Safety to create
40		-	and maintain security plan; amending 73 O.S. 2021,
41		-	Sections 176 and 345, which relate to the permanent
42		-	legislative liaison committee and the State Capitol
43		-	Repair Expenditure Oversight Committee;
44		-	disestablishing committees and directing appointment
45		-	of certain personnel; amending 74 O.S. 2021, Sections
46		-	4101, 4102, as amended by Section 1, Chapter 15,
47		-	O.S.L. 2024, 4103, 4104, 4105, 4108, and 4109 (74
48		-	O.S. Supp. 2024, Section 4102), which relate to the
49		-	State Capitol Preservation Commission; modifying
50		-	definitions; defining terms; modifying duties of the
51		-	Commission; modifying Commission membership;
52		-	establishing meeting and quorum requirements;
53		-	modifying Commission processes; providing oversight
54		-	duties; modifying duties of Capitol Architect and
55		-	Curator; providing for duties of the Office of
56		-	Management and Enterprise Serv ices relating to the
57		-	State Capitol Building; providing for maintenance and
58		-	curation of State and Cap itol Art Collection;
59		-	exempting certain projects from competitive bidding
60		-	requirements; updating statutory language; repealing
61		-	74 O.S. 2021, Sections 4106 an d 4107, which relate to
62		-	Commission cooperation and administrative
63		-	requirements; providing for codification; and
64		-	declaring an emergency.
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	39	+	[ State Capitol Building - security plan - committees
	40	+	- personnel - Commission - duties - Art Collection -
	41	+	competitive bidding requirements - repealers –
	42	+	codification -
	43	+	emergency ]
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68	49		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
69	50		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
70	51		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 93 of Title 73, unless there is
71	52		created a duplication in n umbering, reads as follows:
	53	+	The Department of Public Safety shall create a security plan for
	54	+	the State Capitol Building and grounds. The plan shall be submitted
	55	+	to the State Capitol Preservation Commission. An updated plan shall
	56	+	be submitted every three (3) years.
	57	+	The Department shall coordinate with the Office of Management
	58	+	and Enterprise Services to implement and staff the approved security
	59	+	plan.
	60	+	SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 73 O.S. 2021, Section 176, is
	61	+	amended to read as follows:
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98		-	The Department of Public Safety shall create a security plan for
99		-	the State Capitol Building and grounds. The plan sha ll be submitted
100		-	to the State Capitol Preservation Commission. An updated plan shall
101		-	be submitted every three (3) years.
102		-	The Department shall coordinate with the Office of Management
103		-	and Enterprise Services to implement and staff the approved security
104		-	plan.
105		-	SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 73 O.S. 2021, Section 176, is
106		-	amended to read as follows:
107	89		Section 176. A. There shall be established created within the
108	90		Legislative Service Bureau the position of a permanent legislative
109	91		liaison committee, composed of three (3) members from each house,
110	92		appointed by the President Pro Tempore and Speaker, respectiv ely
111	93		Capitol Liaison to the State Capitol Preservation Commission . The
112	94		legislative liaison committee will Capitol Liaison shall keep the
113	95		Legislature properly advised as to the activities of the Oklahoma
114	96		Capitol Improvement Authority and the Office of Manag ement and
115	97		Enterprise Services by making such reports as they deem the Capitol
116	98		Liaison deems necessary to the appropriate committees and leadership
117	99		of both houses. All legislative studies concerning the
118	100		responsibilities or activities of the Oklahoma Capito l Improvement
119	101		Authority or the Office of Management and Enterprise Services and
120	102		all studies of activities or projects relating to the Oklahoma State
121	103		Capitol Complex shall be considered by presented to the liaison
	104	+	committee created by this section Capitol Liaison. The Oklahoma
	105	+	Capitol Improvement Authority and the Office of Management and
	106	+	Enterprise Services shall notify the membership of the legislative
	107	+	liaison committee Capitol Liaison in advance of any meeting in which
	108	+	official or formal action is to be taken by furnishing the proposed
	109	+	agenda in writing at least twenty -four (24) hours in advance of such
	110	+	meeting.
	111	+	B. The Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority and the Office of
	112	+	Management and Enterprise Services shall provide such information,
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148		-	committee created by this section Capitol Liaison. The Oklahoma
149		-	Capitol Improvement Authority and the Office of Management and
150		-	Enterprise Services shall notify the membership of the legisl ative
151		-	liaison committee Capitol Liaison in advance of any meeting in which
152		-	official or formal action is to be taken by furnishing the p roposed
153		-	agenda in writing at least twenty -four (24) hours in advance of such
154		-	meeting.
155		-	B. The Oklahoma Capitol Improvemen t Authority and the Office of
156		-	Management and Enterprise Services shall provide such information,
157	140		records, testimony, or recommendations as the committee Capitol
158	141		Liaison may require.
159	142		C. All proposals for enhancement, modification, preservation,
160	143		or restoration of the State Capitol Building and grounds shall be
161	144		submitted to the Capitol Liaison. The Capitol Liaison shall submit
162	145		all proposals to the State Capitol Preservation Commission for
163	146		approval.
164	147		D. All proposals for changes in overall allocation in the State
165	148		Capitol Building or parking shall be submitted to the Capitol
166	149		Liaison. The Capitol Liaison shall submit all proposals to the
167	150		State Capitol Preservation Commission for approval, as defined by
168	151		Sections 15.1 and 15.3 of this title.
169	152		E. The Capitol Liaison shall be the primary liaison for all
170	153		tenants that occupy space in the State Capitol Building.
	154	+	SECTION 3. AMENDATORY 73 O.S. 2021, Section 345, is
	155	+	amended to read as follows:
	156	+	Section 345. A. In addition to any other authorization
	157	+	provided by law, the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority is
	158	+	authorized to issue obligations to acquire real property, together
	159	+	with improvements located thereon, and personal property to
	160	+	construct improvements to real property and to provide funding for
	161	+	repairs, refurbishments and improvements to real and personal
	162	+	property of the State Capitol Building in a total amount not to
	163	+	exceed One Hundred Twenty Million Dollars ($120,000,000.00). The
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197		-	SECTION 3. AMENDATORY 73 O.S. 2021, Section 345, is
198		-	amended to read as follows:
199		-	Section 345. A. In addition to any other authorizat ion
200		-	provided by law, the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority is
201		-	authorized to issue obligations to acquire real property, together
202		-	with improvements located thereon, and personal property to
203		-	construct improvements to real property and to provide funding for
204		-	repairs, refurbishments and improvements to real and personal
205		-	property of the State Capitol Building in a total amount not to
206		-	exceed One Hundred Twenty Million Dollars ($120,000,000.00). The
207	191		funds shall be used for the renovation, repair and remodeling of the
208	192		State Capitol Building.
209	193		B. The Authority may hold title to the property and
210	194		improvements until such time as any obligations issued for this
211	195		purpose are retired or defeased and may lease the property and
212	196		improvements to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
213	197		Upon final redemption or defeasance of the obligations created
214	198		pursuant to this secti on, title to the proper ty and improvements
215	199		shall be transferred from the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority
216	200		to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
217	201		C. For the purposes of paying the costs for construction of the
218	202		real property and improvem ents, and providing funding for the
219	203		project authorized in subsection A of this section, and for the
220	204		purpose authorized in subsection D of this section, the Authority is
	205	+	hereby authorized to borrow monies on the credit of the income and
	206	+	revenues to be deriv ed from the leasing of such property and
	207	+	improvements and, in anticipation of the collection of such income
	208	+	and revenues, to issue negotiable obligations in a total amount not
	209	+	to exceed One Hundred Twenty Million Dollars ($120,000,000.00)
	210	+	whether issued in one or more series. The Authority is authorized
	211	+	to capitalize interest on the obligations issued pursuant to this
	212	+	section for a period of not to exceed one (1) year from the date of
	213	+	issuance. For subsequent fiscal years, it is the intent of the
	214	+	Legislature to appropriate to t he Office of Management and
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247		-	hereby authorized to borrow monies on the credit of the income and
248		-	revenues to be derived from the leasing of su ch property and
249		-	improvements and, in anticipation of the collection of such income
250		-	and revenues, to issue negotiable obli gations in a total amount not
251		-	to exceed One Hundred Twenty Million Dollars ($120,000,000.00)
252		-	whether issued in one or more series. The Authority is authorized
253		-	to capitalize interest on the obligations issued pursuant to this
254		-	section for a period of not to exceed one (1) year from the date of
255		-	issuance. For subsequent fiscal years, it is the intent of the
256		-	Legislature to appropriate to the Office of Management and
257	242		Enterprise Services sufficient monies to make rental payments for
258	243		the purpose of retiring the obligations created pursuant to this
259	244		section. To the extent funds are available from the proceeds of the
260	245		borrowing authorized by this subsection, the Oklahoma Capitol
261	246		Improvement Authority shall provide for the payment of professional
262	247		fees and associated costs related to the project authorized in
263	248		subsection A of this section.
264	249		D. The Authority may issue obligation s in one or more series
265	250		and in conjunction with other issues of the Authority. The
266	251		Authority is authorized to hire bond counsel, financial consultants,
267	252		and such other professionals as it may deem necessary to provide for
268	253		the efficient sale of the obligati ons and may utilize a portion of
269	254		the proceeds of any borrowing to create such reserves as may be
	255	+	deemed necessary and to pay costs associated with the issuance and
	256	+	administration of such obligations.
	257	+	E. The obligations authorized under this section may be sold at
	258	+	either competitive or negotiated sale, as determined by the
	259	+	Authority, and in such form and at such prices as may be authorized
	260	+	by the Authority. The Authority may enter into agreements with such
	261	+	credit enhancers and liquidity providers as may be determined
	262	+	necessary to efficiently market the obligations. The obligations
	263	+	may mature and have such provisions for redemption as shall be
	264	+	determined by the Authority, but in no event shall the final
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296		-	deemed necessary and to pay costs associated with the issuance and
297		-	administration of such obligations.
298		-	E. The obligations authorized under this section may be sold at
299		-	either competitive or negotiated sale, as determined by the
300		-	Authority, and in such form and at such prices as may be authorized
301		-	by the Authority. The Authority may enter into agreements with such
302		-	credit enhancers and liquidity providers as may be determined
303		-	necessary to efficiently market the obligations. The obligations
304		-	may mature and have such provisions for redemption as shall be
305		-	determined by the Authority, but in no event shall the final
306	292		maturity of such obligations occur later than ten (10) years from
307	293		the first principal maturity date.
308	294		F. Any interest earnings on funds or accounts created for the
309	295		purposes of this section may be utilized as partial payment of the
310	296		annual debt service or for the purposes directed by the Authority.
311	297		G. The obligations issued under this section, the transfer
312	298		thereof and the interest earned on such obligations , including any
313	299		profit derived from the sale thereof, shall not be subject to
314	300		taxation of any kind by the State of Oklahoma this state, or by any
315	301		county, municipality or political subdivision therein.
316	302		H. The Authority may direct the investment of all monies in any
317	303		funds or accounts created in connection with the offering of the
318	304		obligations authorized under this section. Such investments shall
319	305		be made in a manner consistent with the investment guidelines of the
	306	+	State Treasurer. The Authority may place additional restrictions on
	307	+	the investment of such monies if necessary to enhance the
	308	+	marketability of the obligations.
	309	+	I. There is hereby created a State Capit ol Repair Expenditure
	310	+	Oversight Committee. The proceeds from the sale of obligations
	311	+	issued pursuant to the provisions of this section and Section 1 of
	312	+	Enrolled House Bill No. 3168 of the 2nd Session of the 55th Oklahoma
	313	+	Legislature that are needed for re pairs to the interior and exterior
	314	+	of the State Capitol shall be subject to the approval of the State
	315	+	Capitol Repair Expenditure Oversight Committee; provided, however,
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346		-	State Treasurer. The Authority may place additional restrictions on
347		-	the investment of such monies if necessary to enhance the
348		-	marketability of the obligations.
349		-	I. There is hereby created a State Capitol Repair Expenditure
350		-	Oversight Committee. The proceeds from the sale of obligations
351		-	issued pursuant to the provisions of this section and Sectio n 1 of
352		-	Enrolled House Bill No. 3168 of the 2nd Session of the 55th Oklahoma
353		-	Legislature that are needed for repairs to the interior and exterior
354		-	of the State Capitol shall be subject to the approval of the State
355		-	Capitol Repair Expenditure Oversight Committ ee; provided, however,
356	343		the expenditure of those proceeds shall be subject to a request for
357	344		proposal process.
358	345		The Committee shall be c omposed of nine (9) members as follows:
359	346		1. Three persons to be appointed by the Governor, one of whom
360	347		shall serve as chair of the Committee;
361	348		2. Three legislators to be appointed by the Speaker of the
362	349		House of Representatives, two o f whom shall be members of the
363	350		majority political party and one of whom shall be a member of the
364	351		minority political party; and
365	352		3. Three legislators to be appointed by the President Pro
366	353		Tempore of the Senate, two of whom shall be members of the majority
367	354		political party and one o f whom shall be a member of the minority
368	355		political party. Five members of the Committee shall constitute a
369	356		quorum and the vote of five members shall be necessary for any
	357	+	action taken by the Committee. The Committee shall be staffed by
	358	+	employees of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. The
	359	+	Committee shall be subject to the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
	360	+	J. The Committee shall deliver a preliminary plan for the
	361	+	renovation, repair and remodeling of the State Capitol to the
	362	+	Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services no
	363	+	later than December 31, 2014. The preliminary plan shall include
	364	+	the following components:
	365	+	1. Establishment of the Office of Management and Enterprise
	366	+	Services’ goal and criteria for use by th e vendor; and
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397		-	employees of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. The
398		-	Committee shall be subject to the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
399		-	J. The Committee shall deliver a preliminary plan for the
400		-	renovation, repair and remodeling of the State Capitol to the
401		-	Director of the Office of M anagement and Enterprise Services no
402		-	later than December 31, 2014. The preliminary plan shall include
403		-	the following components:
404		-	1. Establishment of the Office of Management and Enterprise
405		-	Services’ goal and criteria for use by the vendor; and
406	394		2. Selection criteria for the design -build team vendor to be
407	395		selected through a Request For Proposal process.
408	396		K. Following receipt of the preliminary plan as approved by the
409	397		Committee, the Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall
410	398		solicit Requests For Pr oposals to select the vendor for the project.
411	399		L. The Committee shall deliver a final plan to the Director of
412	400		the Office of Management and Enterprise Services no later than June
413	401		30, 2015. The final plan shall include the following c omponents:
414	402		1. Approval of the final scope of work developed by the vendor;
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416	404		2. Approval of the project phasing developed by the vendor.
417	405		M. Following delivery of the final plan, the Committee shall
418	406		continue to oversee the expenditure of proceeds from the sale of
419	407		obligations issued pursuant to the provisions of this section and
	408	+	Section 1 of Enrolled House Bill No. 3168 of the 2nd Session of the
	409	+	55th Legislature, until completion of the renovation, repair and
	410	+	remodeling of the State Capitol. The Committ ee may also propose and
	411	+	approve amendments to the plan as it deems appropriate.
	412	+	N. The Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise
	413	+	Services shall have responsibility to substantially implement the
	414	+	plan as presented by the Committee; provided, the President Pro
	415	+	Tempore of the Senate or the Speaker of the House of Representatives
	416	+	shall approve all proposed designs related to renovation, repair and
	417	+	remodeling of space within the State Capitol Building under the
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446		-	Section 1 of Enrolled House Bill No. 3168 of the 2nd Session of the
447		-	55th Legislature, until completion of the renovation, repair and
448		-	remodeling of the State Capitol. The Committee may also propose and
449		-	approve amendments to the plan as it deems appropriate.
450		-	N. The Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise
451		-	Services shall have responsibility to substantially implement the
452		-	plan as presented by the Committee; provided, the President Pro
453		-	Tempore of the Senate or the Speaker of the House of Representatives
454		-	shall approve all proposed designs related to renovation, repai r and
455		-	remodeling of space within the State Capitol Building under the
456	445		management and control of the Legislatur e and allocated to that
457	446		officer’s house of the Legislature pursuant to the provisions of
458	447		Section 15.1 of this title, and any subsequent changes to such
459	448		plans. Joint approval of the President Pro Tempore of the Senate
460	449		and the Speaker of the House of Repres entatives shall be requ ired
461	450		for such plans for space under the management and control of the
462	451		Legislature and not allocated to a specific house of the
463	452		Legislature. Such approval shall be in writing.
464	453		O. Insofar as they are not in conflict with the provisio ns of
465	454		this section, the provisions of Section 151 et seq. of this title
466	455		shall apply to this section.
467	456		SECTION 4. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4101, is
468	457		amended to read as follows:
	458	+	Section 4101. As used in Sections 4101 through 4108 4110.1 of
	459	+	this title:
	460	+	1. “Public areas” means those areas in the State Capitol
	461	+	Building open to the general public for general visitation; and
	462	+	2. “Art” means fine art of museum quality representing the
	463	+	highest quality of art objects available to inc lude paintings,
	464	+	murals, graphic arts, art photography and sculpture, aesthetically
	465	+	aligned with recognized values, created by the conscious use of
	466	+	skill and creative imagination ;
	467	+	3. “Design standards” means a document that is produced for the
	468	+	purpose of guiding review of propos ed alterations to the State
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495		-	Section 4101. As used in Sections 4101 through 4108 4110.1 of
496		-	this title:
497		-	1. “Public areas” means those areas in the State Capitol
498		-	Building open to the general public for general visitation; and
499		-	2. “Art” means fine art of museum quality representing the
500		-	highest quality of art objects available to include paintings,
501		-	murals, graphic arts, art photography and sculpture, aesthetically
502		-	aligned with recognized values, created by the conscious use of
503		-	skill and creative imagination ;
504		-	3. “Design standards” means a document that is produced for the
505		-	purpose of guiding review of proposed alterations to the State
506	496		Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor ’s Mansion. Design standards
507	497		shall establish the acceptable level of finishes for the historic
508	498		fabrics, features, and materials in use in the State Capitol
509	499		Building, and specify alterations which, if followed, will provide
510	500		compatible design;
511	501		4. “Enhancement” means an increase or improvement upon the
512	502		quality, value, or extent of the original design intent of the State
513	503		Capitol Building, grounds, or Governor ’s Mansion;
514	504		5. “Grounds” means all land surrounding the State Capitol
515	505		Building and bordered by Lincoln Boulevard;
516	506		6. “Maintenance” means keeping spaces, structures, and
517	507		infrastructure in proper operating condition in a routine,
518	508		scheduled, or anticipated fashion to p revent failure or degradation;
	509	+	7. “Modification” means any change to an existing physical
	510	+	attribute of the State Capitol Building, grounds, or Governor ’s
	511	+	Mansion;
	512	+	8. “Preservation” means the act or process of applying measures
	513	+	necessary to sustain the ex isting form, integrity, and materials of
	514	+	a historic property including preliminary measures to protect and
	515	+	stabilize the property, and focusing upon the ongoing maintenance
	516	+	and repair of historic materials and features, rather than extensive
	517	+	replacement and new construction; and
	518	+	9. “Restoration” means the act or process of accurately
	519	+	depicting the form, features, and character of the State Capitol
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546		-	attribute of the State Capitol Building, grounds, or Governor’s
547		-	Mansion;
548		-	8. “Preservation” means the act or process of applying measures
549		-	necessary to sustain the existing form, integrity, a nd materials of
550		-	a historic property including preliminary measures to protect and
551		-	stabilize the property, and focusing up on the ongoing maintenance
552		-	and repair of historic materials and features, rather than extensive
553		-	replacement and new construction; and
554		-	9. “Restoration” means the act or process of accurately
555		-	depicting the form, features, and character of the State Capitol
556	547		Building as the building appeared in 1917, and the dome in 2002, by
557	548		means of the removal of features from late r periods in its histor y
558	549		and reconstruction of missing features from the restoration period .
559	550		SECTION 5. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4102, as
560	551		amended by Section 1, Chapter 15, O.S.L. 2024 (74 O.S. Supp. 2024,
561	552		Section 4102), is amended to read as follows:
562	553		Section 4102. There is hereby re -created the State Capitol
563	554		Preservation Commission which shall be responsible for planning and
564	555		supervising the preservation and restoration of the interior and
565	556		exterior of the State Capitol Buil ding, hereinafter refer red to as
566	557		the Capitol, and the Governor ’s Mansion. The Commission shall
567	558		control the display of art objects in public areas of the Capitol
568	559		jointly controlled by the Senate and the House of Representatives
	560	+	and in the Governor’s Mansion. The State Capitol Preservation
	561	+	Commission shall provide the highest -quality maintenance,
	562	+	restoration, preservation, enhancement, and modification of and
	563	+	long-term planning for the interior and exterior of the State
	564	+	Capitol Building and grounds for the perpetual use by the st ate
	565	+	government and the enjoyment of all persons.
	566	+	SECTION 6. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4103, is
	567	+	amended to read as follows:
	568	+	Section 4103. A. The State Capitol Preservation Commission
	569	+	shall be composed of fifteen (15) members as follows:
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595		-	and in the Governor’s Mansion. The State Capitol Preservation
596		-	Commission shall provide the highest -quality maintenance,
597		-	restoration, preservation, enhancement, and modificat ion of and
598		-	long-term planning for the interior and exterior of the State
599		-	Capitol Building and grounds for the perpetual use by the stat e
600		-	government and the enjoyment of all persons.
601		-	SECTION 6. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4103 , is
602		-	amended to read as follows:
603		-	Section 4103. A. The State Capitol Preservation Commission
604		-	shall be composed of fifteen (15) members as follows:
605	597		1. Three members shall be appointed by the The Governor, or a
606	598		designee;
607	599		2. One member to be appointed by the Governor;
608	600		2. 3. Three members shall be appointed by the The Secretary of
609	601		State, or a designee;
610	602		4. The President Pro Tempore of t he Senate, or a designee;
611	603		3. 5. Three members shall be appointed by the The Speaker of
612	604		the House of Representatives , or a designee;
613	605		4. 6. One member shall be appointed by the The Chief Justice of
614	606		the Oklahoma Supreme Court, or a designee; and
615	607		5. 7. One member of the Senate appointed by the President Pro
616	608		Tempore of the Senate;
617	609		8. One former member of the Senate appointed by the President
618	610		Pro Tempore of the Senate;
	611	+	9. One member of the House of Representatives appointed by the
	612	+	Speaker of the House of Rep resentatives;
	613	+	10. One former member of the House of Representatives appointed
	614	+	by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; and
	615	+	11. The following shall be ex officio nonvoting members:
	616	+	a. Chairman the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Arts
	617	+	Council, or a designee,
	618	+	b. President the Executive Director of the Oklahoma
	619	+	Historical Society, or a designee,
	620	+	c. the Capitol Architect and Curator,
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646		-	Speaker of the House of Repre sentatives;
647		-	10. One former member of the House of Representatives appointed
648		-	by the Speaker of the House of Representativ es; and
649		-	11. The following shall be ex officio nonvoting members:
650		-	a. Chairman the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Arts
651		-	Council, or a designee,
652		-	b. President the Executive Director of the Oklahoma
653		-	Historical Society, or a designee,
654		-	c. the Capitol Architect and Curator,
655	648		d. Superintendent of the Capitol the Capitol Liaison, and
656	649		e. the Director of the Office of Mana gement and
657	650		Enterprise Services, or a designee.
658	651		B. The initial term of office of the appointed members shall be
659	652		as follows:
660	653		1. One of the members appointed by the Governor, the President
661	654		Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of
662	655		Representatives, and the member appointed by the Chief Justice of
663	656		the Oklahoma Supreme Court shall serve a one -year term;
664	657		2. One of the members appointed by the Governor, the President
665	658		Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of
666	659		Representatives shall se rve a three-year term; and
	660	+	3. One of the members appointed by the Governor, the President
	661	+	Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of
	662	+	Representatives shall serve a five -year term.
	663	+	The term of office for each successor shall be for five (5)
	664	+	years. Any member of the Legislature who is appointed to the
	665	+	Commission shall serve only as long as the member is a member of the
	666	+	respective house from which the member was appointed. All appointed
	667	+	voting and ex officio nonvoting members of the State Cap itol
	668	+	Preservation Commission shall serve at the pleasure of their
	669	+	appointing authority.
	670	+	C. The Commission shall elect a chair and a vice -chair from its
	671	+	membership to serve for a period of two (2) years. The first chair
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694		-	Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of
695		-	Representatives shall serve a five -year term.
696		-	The term of office for each successor shall be for five (5)
697		-	years. Any member of the Legislature who is appointed to the
698		-	Commission shall serve only as long as the member is a member of the
699		-	respective house from which the member was appointed. All appointed
700		-	voting and ex officio nonvoting members of the State Capitol
701		-	Preservation Commiss ion shall serve at the pleasure of their
702		-	appointing authority.
703		-	C. The Commission shall elect a chair and a vice -chair from its
704		-	membership to serve for a period of two (2) years. The first chair
705	699		of the Commission shall be the Gove rnor, or a designee, who shall
706	700		serve a term of two (2) years. Thereafter, the chair of the
707	701		Commission shall rotate between the President Pro Tempore of the
708	702		Senate, or a designee, the Speaker of the House of Representatives,
709	703		or a designee, and the Governor , or a designee, for two-year
710	704		increments in perpetuity. Members of the Commission shall not be
711	705		compensated except for reimbursement as provided in the State Travel
712	706		Reimbursement Act.
713	707		D. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall make
714	708		the necessary arrangements for support services for the State
715	709		Capitol Preservation Commission. The State Capitol Preservation
716	710		Commission shall meet at least once per quarter and at the call of
	711	+	the chair as needed. A quorum of the voting members shall be
	712	+	present for any action taken. A quorum is the majority of the
	713	+	appointed voting members. The Commission shall be subject to the
	714	+	Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
	715	+	E. The Commission functions performed by the Governor,
	716	+	President Pro Tempore of the Senate, Speaker of the House of
	717	+	Representatives, Secretary of State, and appointed Senators and
	718	+	Representatives are additional functions of their other public
	719	+	offices and duties.
	720	+	SECTION 7. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4104, is
	721	+	amended to read as fo llows:
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743		-	the chair as needed. A quorum of the voting members shall be
744		-	present for any action taken. A quorum is the majority of the
745		-	appointed voting members. The Commission shall be subject to the
746		-	Oklahoma Open Meeting Act .
747		-	E. The Commission functions performed by the Governor,
748		-	President Pro Tempore of the Senate, Speaker of the House of
749		-	Representatives, Secretary of State, and appointed Senators and
750		-	Representatives are additional functions of their other public
751		-	offices and duties.
752		-	SECTION 7. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4104, is
753		-	amended to read as follows:
754	749		Section 4104. A. The State Capitol Preservation Commission
755	750		shall provide oversight to the Office of Management and Enterprise
756	751		Services on duties for management and maintenance of the State
757	752		Capitol Building and shall:
758	753		1. Research, plan, and have c ontrol of modifications and decor
759	754		of the interior and exterior of Approve the restoration,
760	755		preservation, enhancement, or modification of the State Capitol
761	756		Building, grounds, and the Governor’s Mansion;
762	757		2. Establish standards for the acquisition and displa y of works
763	758		of art for public display in the Capitol Review and approve the
764	759		annual budget and the long -range master plan submitted by the Office
765	760		of Management and Enterprise Services for the State Capitol
766	761		Building, grounds, and the Governor’s Mansion and select such works.
	762	+	Such works of art shall be directly related to the history and
	763	+	culture of the State of Oklahoma ;
	764	+	3. Establish procedures by which private contributions of
	765	+	suitable art can be accepted for the Capitol and the Governor ’s
	766	+	Mansion. The Commission is authorized to accept and make proper
	767	+	disposition of works of art as may be donated to the Commission and
	768	+	this state;
	769	+	4. Have authority to approve and submit to the Long -Range
	770	+	Capital Planning Commission any proposed modification, alteration,
	771	+	renovation, repair, or construction on any part of the Capitol and
	772	+	the Governor’s Mansion Review and approve all requests for
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794		-	culture of the State of Oklahoma ;
795		-	3. Establish procedures by whi ch private contributions of
796		-	suitable art can be accepted for the Capitol and the Governor ’s
797		-	Mansion. The Commission is authorized to a ccept and make proper
798		-	disposition of works of art as may be donated to the Commission and
799		-	this state;
800		-	4. Have authority to approve and submit to the Long -Range
801		-	Capital Planning Commission any proposed modification, alteration,
802		-	renovation, repair, or construction on any part of the Capitol and
803		-	the Governor’s Mansion Review and approve all requests for
804	800		preservation, restoration, enhancement, and modification to the
805	801		State Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion submitted by
806	802		the Capitol Liaison. T his review and approval process shall not
807	803		apply to actions deemed by the State Capitol Building Superintendent
808	804		to be maintenance necessary for the upkeep and function of the State
809	805		Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion; and
810	806		4. Review and approve a security plan submitted by the
811	807		Department of Public Safety for the State Capitol Building, grounds,
812	808		and Governor’s Mansion ;
813	809		5. Have final approval authority for any plans or programs for
814	810		the restoration, preservation, or display of fine art programs i n
815	811		and surrounding the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s
816	812		Mansion;
	813	+	6. Review and approve administrative rules submitted by the
	814	+	Office of Management and Enterprise Services or the Capitol Liaison
	815	+	concerning the State Capitol Building, its contents, and its
	816	+	concerns;
	817	+	7. Review and approve preservation zones and design standards
	818	+	for the State Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion;
	819	+	8. Review and approve standards for the selection ,
	820	+	contributions, and acquisition of wo rks of art and monument s for
	821	+	permanent and temporary public display in the public spaces
	822	+	controlled jointly by the Senate and the House of Representatives in
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844		-	Office of Management and Enterprise Services or the Capitol Liaison
845		-	concerning the State Capitol Building, its contents, and its
846		-	concerns;
847		-	7. Review and approve preservation zones and design standards
848		-	for the State Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion;
849		-	8. Review and approve standards for the selection ,
850		-	contributions, and acquisition of works of art and monuments for
851		-	permanent and temporary public display in the public spaces
852		-	controlled jointly by the Senate and the House of Representatives in
853	850		the State Capitol Building. Such works of art shall be directly
854	851		related to the history and cultur e of this state; and
855	852		9. Provide oversight and accountability inspections of
856	853		maintenance, restoration, preservation, enhancement, and
857	854		modification projects to ensure all projects conform to design
858	855		standards.
859	856		B. The Long-Range Capital Planning Commission s hall submit any
860	857		capital construction or renovation project with respect to the State
861	858		Capitol or the Governor ’s Mansion to the State Capitol Preservation
862	859		Commission for its advisory opinion prior to consideration by the
863	860		Long-Range Capital Planning Commissio n On and after the effective
864	861		date of this act, the State Capitol Preservation Commission shall
865	862		assume oversight responsibility for restoration projects for the
866	863		State Capitol Building and the Governor’s Mansion from the State
	864	+	Capitol Repair Expenditure Over sight Committee created in Section
	865	+	345 of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes .
	866	+	SECTION 8. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4105, is
	867	+	amended to read as follows:
	868	+	Section 4105. There is hereby established the position of the
	869	+	Capitol Architect and Curator who shall:
	870	+	1. Develop the technical plans and programs for consideration
	871	+	by the State Capitol Preservation Commission and the Long-Range
	872	+	Capital Planning Commission with regard to restoration, renovation,
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893		-	Capitol Repair Expenditure Oversight Committee created i n Section
894		-	345 of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes .
895		-	SECTION 8. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4105, is
896		-	amended to read as follows:
897		-	Section 4105. There is hereby established the position of the
898		-	Capitol Architect and Curator who shall:
899		-	1. Develop the technical plans and programs for consideration
900		-	by the State Capitol Preservation Commission and the Long-Range
901		-	Capital Planning Commission with regard to restoration, renovation,
902	900		and preservation of the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s
903	901		Mansion;
904	902		2. Develop and enforce standards adopted for acquisition and
905	903		display of works of art in and surrounding Advise the State Capitol
906	904		Preservation Commission regarding the space demands of the various
907	905		agencies in the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s Mansion;
908	906		3. Coordinate space demands of the various agencies in the
909	907		Capitol and the Governor ’s Mansion;
910	908		4. Maintain a record of all structural and decor changes made
911	909		in the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s Mansion; and
912	910		5. 4. Make recommendations to the State Capitol Preservation
913	911		Commission for design standards and of necessary action on proposed
914	912		restoration, preservation, enhancement, and modifications in decor
915	913		or design to ensure preservation and mai ntenance of the cultural and
	914	+	historic integrity of the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s
	915	+	Mansion; and
	916	+	5. Make recommendations to the State Capitol Preservation
	917	+	Commission for preservation zones and design standards .
	918	+	The Director of the Office of M anagement and Enterpris e Services
	919	+	may contract for the services of a Capitol Architect and Curator or
	920	+	employ such an individual on either a full - or part-time basis.
	921	+	Compensation for the position will be in accord with similar
	922	+	professional positions in st ate government.
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942		-	historic integrity of the State Capitol Building and the Governor’s
943		-	Mansion; and
944		-	5. Make recommendations to the Stat e Capitol Preservation
945		-	Commission for preservation zones and design standards .
946		-	The Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services
947		-	may contract for the services of a Capitol Architect and Curator or
948		-	employ such an individual on either a full - or part-time basis.
949		-	Compensation for the position will be in accord with similar
950		-	professional positions in state government.
951	950		SECTION 9. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
952	951		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 4105.1 of Title 74, unless there
953	952		is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
954	953		A. The State Capitol Building duties of the Office of
955	954		Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) are as follows:
956	955		1. OMES shall have the responsibility for maintenance,
957	956		restoration, preservation, enhancement, and modification of the
958	957		State Capitol Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion including
959	958		facilities planning, facilities construction, and facilities
960	959		administration;
961	960		2. OMES shall be responsible for all maintenance duties
962	961		necessary to properly preserve and maintain the State Capitol
963	962		Building, grounds, and Governor’s Mansion;
964	963		3. OMES shall be responsible fo r devising and developing
965	964		processes for tenants in the State Capitol Building to submit
	965	+	requests for maintenance, restoration, preservation, enhancement,
	966	+	and modification and evaluating such requests;
	967	+	4. OMES shall manage each proje ct, except in State Capitol
	968	+	Building areas allotted to the Senate and the House of
	969	+	Representatives as defined in Section 15.1 of Title 73 of the
	970	+	Oklahoma Statutes, to ensure execution of the highest -quality work
	971	+	product, time-cost schedules, and efficient contract performance;
	972	+	5. OMES shall be responsible for producing an annual budget and
	973	+	submitting it to the State Capitol Preservation Commission;
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992		-	requests for maintenance, restorati on, preservation, enhancement,
993		-	and modification and evaluating such requests;
994		-	4. OMES shall manage each project, except in State Capitol
995		-	Building areas allotted to the Senate and the House of
996		-	Representatives as defined in Section 15.1 of Title 73 of the
997		-	Oklahoma Statutes, to ensure execution of the highest -quality work
998		-	product, time-cost schedules, and efficient contract performance;
999		-	5. OMES shall be responsible for producing an annual budget and
1000		-	submitting it to the State Capitol Preservation Commission;
1001	1001		6. OMES shall be responsible for creating a long -range master
1002	1002		plan for the maintenance and upkeep of the Sta te Capitol Building
1003	1003		and grounds which shall be submitted to the State Capitol
1004	1004		Preservation Commission every three (3) years;
1005	1005		7. OMES shall contract with the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
1006	1006		Department and Oklahoma Arts Council to operate the visitor center,
1007	1007		visitor relations act ivities, and tours in the State Capitol
1008	1008		Building;
1009	1009		8. OMES shall be responsible for operation of all dining and
1010	1010		vending services in the State Capitol Building and shall approve
1011	1011		food trucks and other mobile food preparation vehicles o n the
1012	1012		grounds unless approved by the Legislature;
1013	1013		9. OMES shall be responsible for taking and approving
1014	1014		reservations in all meeting rooms and areas of the State Capitol
1015	1015		Building and grounds and shall seek approval from the Senate, House
	1016	+	of Representatives, or jointly for space allocated to the
	1017	+	Legislature by Section 15.1 of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
	1018	+	10. OMES shall coordinate with the Oklahoma Arts Council for
	1019	+	curation of and care for artwork in the State Art Collection,
	1020	+	Capitol Art Collection, an d monuments, memorials, and all temporary
	1021	+	exhibits in public areas at the State Capitol Building and grounds;
	1022	+	11. OMES shall be responsible for submitting proposed
	1023	+	administrative rules to the State Capitol Preservation Commission to
	1024	+	govern the execution o f these duties;
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1042		-	of Representatives, or jointly for space al located to the
1043		-	Legislature by Section 15.1 of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
1044		-	10. OMES shall coordinate with the Okla homa Arts Council for
1045		-	curation of and care for artwork in the State Art Collection,
1046		-	Capitol Art Collection, and monuments, memorials, and all temporary
1047		-	exhibits in public areas at the State Capitol Building and grounds;
1048		-	11. OMES shall be responsible for s ubmitting proposed
1049		-	administrative rules to the State Capitol Preservation Commission to
1050		-	govern the execution of these duties;
1051	1052		12. OMES may collect rent from third -party vendors in the State
1052	1053		Capitol Building and proceeds from the sale s of merchandise or
1053	1054		services rendered;
1054	1055		13. OMES shall have the authority to respond promptly to
1055	1056		emergency maintenance needs as they arise;
1056	1057		14. OMES shall serve as the primary contact for Americans with
1057	1058		Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) compliance for the State Capitol
1058	1059		Building; and
1059	1060		15. OMES shall collaborate with the Department of
1060	1061		Transportation for all maintenance, upkeep, and access to all
1061	1062		parking lots on the grounds of the State Capitol Building.
1062	1063		B. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall
1063	1064		employ all staff and consultants necessary to perform the duties of
1064	1065		OMES including, but not limited to, a licensed architect.
	1066	+	SECTION 10. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4108, is
	1067	+	amended to read as follows:
	1068	+	Section 4108. The provisions of Sections 4101 through 4107
	1069	+	4110.1 of this title shall apply to all modifications in the
	1070	+	structure or decor of the State Capitol Building, grounds, and the
	1071	+	Governor’s Mansion except for those immediate emergency repairs
	1072	+	needed to prevent loss or damage to property or to protect the
	1073	+	health and safety of the public during use of the building and any
	1074	+	art displayed on the grounds .
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1091		-	SECTION 10. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4108, is
1092		-	amended to read as follows:
1093		-	Section 4108. The provisions of Sections 41 01 through 4107
1094		-	4110.1 of this title shall apply to all modifications in the
1095		-	structure or decor of the State Capitol Building, grounds, and the
1096		-	Governor’s Mansion except for those immediate emergency repairs
1097		-	needed to prevent loss or damage to property or to protect the
1098		-	health and safety of the public during use of the building and any
1099		-	art displayed on the grounds .
1100	1102		SECTION 11. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
1101	1103		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 4108.1 of Title 74, unless there
1102	1104		is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
1103	1105		The Oklahoma Arts Council shall be given the resp onsibility to
1104	1106		acquire, maintain, preserve, or restore any state -owned art in the
1105	1107		State Art Collection or Capitol Art Collection that is in storage or
1106	1108		on display in the State Capitol Building and grounds. The council
1107	1109		is authorized to hold exhibitions and c ommissions to display art to
1108	1110		the general public. The Oklahoma Arts Council may request direct
1109	1111		appropriations or submit requests to the Office of Management and
1110	1112		Enterprise Services.
1111	1113		SECTION 12. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 4109 , is
1112	1114		amended to read as follows:
1113	1115		Section 4109. By the order of the Director of the Office of
1114	1116		Management and Enterprise Services, restoration and preservation
	1117	+	Maintenance, restoration, preservation, enhancement, and
	1118	+	modification projects of the State Capit ol Building, grounds, or of
	1119	+	the Governor’s Mansion may be exempted from the provisions of the
	1120	+	Public Competitive Bidding Act of 1974, Section 101 et seq. of Title
	1121	+	61 of the Oklahoma Statutes. For exempted State Capitol Building or
	1122	+	Governor’s Mansion construction projects, the O ffice of Management
	1123	+	and Enterprise Services shall select among contractors qualified by
	1124	+	past experience to conduct historical preservation projects.
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1141		-	Maintenance, restoration, preservation, enhancement, and
1142		-	modification projects of the State Capitol Building , grounds, or of
1143		-	the Governor’s Mansion may be exempted from the provisions of the
1144		-	Public Competitive Bidding Act of 1974, Section 101 et seq. of Title
1145		-	61 of the Oklahoma Statutes. For exempted State Capitol Building or
1146		-	Governor’s Mansion construction projects, the Off ice of Management
1147		-	and Enterprise Services shall select among contractors qualified by
1148		-	past experience to conduct historic al preservation projects.
1149	1152		SECTION 13. REPEALER 74 O.S. 2021, Sections 4106 and
1150	1153		4107, are hereby repealed.
1151	1154		SECTION 14. It being immediately necessary for the preservation
1152	1155		of the public peace, health or safety, an emergency is hereby
1153	1156		declared to exist, by reason whereof this act shall take effect and
1154	1157		be in full force from and a fter its passage and ap proval.
1155		-	Passed the Senate the 27th day of March, 2025.
1156		-
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1158		-
1159		-	Presiding Officer of the Senate
1160		-
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1162		-	Passed the House of Represent atives the ____ day of __________,
1163		-	2025.
1164		-
1165		-
1166		-
1167		-	Presiding Officer of the House
1168		-	of Representatives
1169		-
	1158	+	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT AND GOVERNMENT
	1159	+	RESOURCES
	1160	+	February 19, 2025 - DO PASS AS AMENDED