§ 9-5-101 — State building commission; composition; general powers and duties; conflicts of interest

(a) The five (5) elected state officers constitute the
state building commission. The governor shall be chairman of
the commission, but in his absence from any meeting, one (1) of
the members may act as chairman, and shall preside at the
meeting. All votes taken to decide the commission's final
action on any matter shall be recorded.
(b) The state building commission shall promulgate rules
under which the general services division has charge and control
of the capitol building with respect to its repair and
maintenance and shall collect all rents arising from the
occupancy of the capitol building. The state building commission
may also promulgate rules governing occupancy of the capitol
building for executive department officials.
(c) No member of the state building commission shall:
(i) Have a financial interest in any contract entered
into or made by the commission, the general services division or
by the state construction department;
(ii) Be a surety on any bond conditioned for the
performance of any contract entered into or made by the
commission, the general services division or by the state
construction department;
(iii) Be an agent of any contractor on any contract
entered into or made by the commission, the general services
division or by the state construction department.
(d) The commission shall oversee the development, creation
and modification of a master plan for maintenance, preservation,
restoration, rehabilitation, construction and enhancement within
the capitol complex. During the development, creation or
modification of the capitol complex master plan the commission
may consult with members of the state capitol building
rehabilitation and restoration oversight group or members of
management council, as applicable. The commission shall have
final approval authority of the capitol complex master plan. The
commission shall review all proposals to remodel or construct a
building, monument or other improvement within the capitol
complex for conformance with the master plan. The commission
shall notify the management council of the legislature of any
proposed adoption of or modifications to the master plan for the
capitol complex not less than sixty (60) days prior to taking
any action to adopt or modify the plan.
(e) As used in this article:
(i) "Capitol complex" means all state owned grounds
and facilities within the area bounded by 26th Street to the
north, Pioneer Avenue to the west, 22nd Street to the south, and
Warren Avenue to the east, the Pioneer building on Pioneer
Avenue and the historic Wyoming governor's mansion and grounds
located at the corner of House and 21st streets, all within the
city of Cheyenne, Wyoming;
(ii) "Commission" means the state building
commission.