(1) The council shall:

(a) review proposals adopt an art and memorial plan for permanent displays or the naming placement of state buildings art and memorials in the capitol complex; complex and on the capitol complex grounds;

(b) advise the legislature on the placement review proposals for long-term of displays busts, statues, memorials, monuments, or art displays of a permanent nature within public areas of up to 50 years, subject to renewal, in the capitol complex, including complex the and executive residence on and the capitol complex grounds and for the original naming

(c) advise the department legislature of on administration on interior decoration of the the capitol; and placement of busts, plaques, statues, memorials, monuments, or art displays of a long-term nature in public areas of the capitol complex and on the capitol complex grounds, including the executive residence and the original governor's mansion; and

(d) advise the department of fish, wildlife, administration and on parks on interior decoration of the capitol, grounds maintenance maintenance, and grounds displays.

(2) In advising the legislature on permanent long-term displays, the council shall consider whether the bust, plaque, statue, memorial, monument, or art display:

(a) reasonably fits the long-range master plan for the capitol and adjacent grounds developed under 2-17-805;

(b) adversely alters the appearance of the capitol or other capitol complex buildings; complex;

(c) unreasonably affects foot traffic on the capitol complex;

(d) adversely impacts existing maintenance programs or the utility infrastructure;

(e) recognizes a person or event of statewide significance and relevance;

(f) has artistic merit in its design and construction;

(g) will be safely and aesthetically suited to its the installation site; and

(h) has adequate funding for design, installation, and maintenance.

(3) By November 15 of each year preceding a legislative session, The the council council shall report to the legislature on requests that it has reviewed for naming buildings state administration and for permanently placing items veterans' affairs interim committee in accordance with 5-11-210 the on capitol or on requests that the capitol complex grounds. The report must include a recommendation to the legislature on whether council has reviewed requests meet the criteria established by this section. If a request meets the criteria, the for naming buildings, spaces, and rooms and for placing items in council shall recommend a timeframe during which the project should be authorized. capitol complex or on the capitol complex grounds. The report must include a recommendation to the committee on whether reviewed requests meet the criteria established by this part and whether legislation is needed. If a request meets

Council duties and responsibilities