Nebraska Administrative Code Topic - CAPITOL COMMISSION
Here is an overview of the Nebraska Administrative Code related to the Capitol Commission:
Nebraska Administrative Code – Capitol Commission
Agency: Capitol Commission
Title: Title 53 – Capitol Commission
Purpose:
The Capitol Commission is responsible for the preservation, maintenance, restoration, and enhancement of the Nebraska State Capitol and Capitol grounds. The Commission ensures that any activities or modifications to the building align with its historical significance and architectural integrity.
Key Areas Typically Covered in Title 53:
While specific regulations may vary by chapter, the Capitol Commission code generally includes:
Use of Capitol Grounds and Building:
Rules governing public access, events, and demonstrations.
Permit processes for special events or filming.
Restrictions on commercial use.
Preservation Standards:
Guidelines for restoration and construction to ensure historical integrity.
Coordination with architects and preservationists.
Maintenance Policies:
Rules about routine maintenance and upkeep of the Capitol and its artwork, furnishings, and grounds.
Security and Safety Regulations:
Procedures to ensure the safety of visitors, staff, and property.
Coordination with the Nebraska State Patrol or Capitol security.
Artwork and Exhibits:
Management of art installations and temporary exhibits within Capitol spaces.
Approval processes for new artwork or historical markers.
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