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WVC 5 A- 4 - 2
§5A-4-2. Care, control and custody of capitol buildings and
grounds.
(a) The director has the full responsibility for the care,
control and custody of the capitol buildings and in this connection
he or she shall:
(1) Furnish janitorial services, which are to be provided by
employees of the Department of Administration for the main capitol
building, including east and west wings, together with all the
departments in the building, or connected with the building,
regardless of the budget or budgets, departmental or otherwise,
from which the janitorial services are paid, and shall furnish
janitorial supplies, light, heat and ventilation for all the rooms
and corridors of the buildings: Provided, That nothing in this
section shall be construed to prohibit contracts for janitorial
services with sheltered workshops. The President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Delegates, or their respective designees,
have charge of the halls and committee rooms of their respective
houses and any other quarters at the State Capitol provided for the
use of the Legislature or its staff and shall keep the areas
properly cleaned, warmed and in good order and shall do and perform
any other duties in relation to the areas as either house may require;
(2) Landscape and take care of the lawns and gardens; and
(3) Direct the making of all minor repairs to and alterations
of the capitol buildings and governor's mansion and the grounds of
the buildings and mansion. Major repairs and alterations shall be made under the supervision of the director, subject to the
direction of the secretary.
(b) The offices of the assistants and employees appointed to
perform these duties shall be located where designated by the
secretary, except that they shall not be located in any of the
legislative chambers, offices, rooms or halls. Office hours shall
be arranged so that emergency or telephone service is available at
all times. The hours shall be arranged so that janitorial service
shall not interfere with other employment during regular office hours.
(c) There is created in the State Treasury a special revenue
account to be named the "Capitol Dome and Capitol Improvements
Fund". The fund shall consist of moneys received under section
ten, article twenty-two-a, chapter twenty-nine of this code and
funds from any other source. Moneys in the fund shall be expended
for maintenance and repairs of the capitol dome and other capital
improvements and repairs to state-owned buildings.
(d) There is hereby created in the State Treasury a special
revenue fund to be known as the "Governor's Mansion Fund". The
fund shall operate as a special revenue fund whereby all deposits
and payments thereto do not expire to the General Revenue Fund, but
shall remain in the fund and be available for expenditure in
succeeding fiscal years. This Fund shall consist of moneys
deposited in the fund pursuant to the provisions of section two-a,
article eight, chapter three of this code as well as interest
earned on investments made from moneys deposited in the fund. Moneys from this fund shall be expended by the director for
enhancement of the governor's mansion subject to the direction of
the secretary of administration and the discretion of the Governor:
Provided, That any furniture, fixtures and equipment purchased with
moneys from the Governor's Mansion Fund are property of the State
of West Virginia.
Note: WV Code updated with legislation passed through the 2015 Regular Session
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