Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-99.14
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Project work standards – Eligible expenses – Oversight
Official statutory text
A. Before an applicant may spend any monies awarded by the
Oklahoma Capitol Complex and Centennial Commemoration Commission for
an historic capitol building project, the Commission shall adopt
minimum standards for the description of project work in cooperation
with the Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma
Historical Society.
1. An applicant that receives a grant for the preservation or
rehabilitation of an historic capitol building pursuant to the
Oklahoma Historic Capitols Preservation Program must use the United
States Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation for work
on the project.
2. An applicant that receives a grant for the preservation or
rehabilitation of an historic capitol building pursuant to the
program may use the money only for eligible preservation and
rehabilitation expenses that the Commission in cooperation with the
Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma Historical
Society prescribes by rule. Eligible expenses may include, but are
not limited to:
a. structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
systems and weather protection and emergency public
safety issues not covered by insurance,
b. code and environmental compliance, including, but not
limited to, complying with the federal Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990 and its subsequent amendments
and other federal or state laws relating to
accessibility standards, hazardous materials
mitigation rules and other similar concerns,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 73. State Capital and Capitol Building Page 33
c. replication of a missing architectural feature,
d. removal of an inappropriate addition or modification,
and
e. rehabilitation of a courtroom or other significant
public space in a functional and historically
appropriate manner.
B. The Commission in cooperation with the Oklahoma Historic
Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma Historical Society by rule
shall provide for oversight procedures on a project. These rules
shall provide for reasonable inspections by the Oklahoma Historic
Preservation Officer or staff assigned by the Officer to inspect
projects and periodic reports by an applicant on the progress of a
project.
Oklahoma Capitol Complex and Centennial Commemoration Commission for
an historic capitol building project, the Commission shall adopt
minimum standards for the description of project work in cooperation
with the Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma
Historical Society.
1. An applicant that receives a grant for the preservation or
rehabilitation of an historic capitol building pursuant to the
Oklahoma Historic Capitols Preservation Program must use the United
States Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation for work
on the project.
2. An applicant that receives a grant for the preservation or
rehabilitation of an historic capitol building pursuant to the
program may use the money only for eligible preservation and
rehabilitation expenses that the Commission in cooperation with the
Oklahoma Historic Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma Historical
Society prescribes by rule. Eligible expenses may include, but are
not limited to:
a. structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
systems and weather protection and emergency public
safety issues not covered by insurance,
b. code and environmental compliance, including, but not
limited to, complying with the federal Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990 and its subsequent amendments
and other federal or state laws relating to
accessibility standards, hazardous materials
mitigation rules and other similar concerns,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 73. State Capital and Capitol Building Page 33
c. replication of a missing architectural feature,
d. removal of an inappropriate addition or modification,
and
e. rehabilitation of a courtroom or other significant
public space in a functional and historically
appropriate manner.
B. The Commission in cooperation with the Oklahoma Historic
Preservation Officer at the Oklahoma Historical Society by rule
shall provide for oversight procedures on a project. These rules
shall provide for reasonable inspections by the Oklahoma Historic
Preservation Officer or staff assigned by the Officer to inspect
projects and periodic reports by an applicant on the progress of a
project.
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