Arkansas § 13-7-201 Old State House Commission - Purpose and creation

Arkansas Statutes

§ 13-7-201 — Old State House Commission - Purpose and creation

Arkansas § 13-7-201

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Ark. Code Ann. § 13-7-201 (2026).

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There is created and established at the seat of government the Old State House Commission for the purposes of:

(1)Providing comprehensive and uniform jurisdiction over the sites, buildings, and objects, past and prospective, which will illustrate for all time the struggles and triumphs, the self-respectand pride, of the progenitors of Arkansas, and also of the present and succeeding generations when they shall themselves have become parts of its history;

(2)Determining from time to time which of these sites, buildings, and objects in addition to those already made available to public enjoyment possesses exceptional commemorative value;

(3)Protecting these sites, buildings, and objects against deterioration and casualty; and (4) Improving, beautifying, preserving, and rendering these sit

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There is created and established at the seat of government the Old State House Commission for the purposes of: (1) Providing comprehensive and uniform jurisdiction over the sites, buildings, and objects, past and prospective, which will illustrate for all time the struggles and triumphs, the self-respectand pride, of the progenitors of Arkansas, and also of the present and succeeding generations when they shall themselves have become parts of its history; (2) Determining from time to time which of these sites, buildings, and objects in addition to those already made available to public enjoyment possesses exceptional commemorative value; (3) Protecting these sites, buildings, and objects against deterioration and casualty; and (4) Improving, beautifying, preserving, and rendering these sites convenient for appropriate use and public inspection.