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MS Code § 29-3-183 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 3 - Sixteenth Section and Lieu Lands|Sixteenth Section Development Authorities|§ 29-3-183. Bond proceeds may be utilized to pay preliminary expenses

 The authority is hereby authorized to pay from the proceeds of any bonds issued under the provisions of Sections 29-3-151 through 29-3-183 the preliminary expenses, including engineers' reports, attorneys' fees, and organization or administration expenses and any expenses incurred by the county in planning and creating the project and its development.
MS Code § 29-5-1 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-1. Definitions

  For purposes of this chapter, the term "Office of General Services" shall mean the Governor's office of general services acting through the bureau of capitol facilities.  For purposes of this chapter, "director" shall mean the director of the bureau of capitol facilities of the office of general services.    Wherever the term "capitol commission" appears in the laws of the State of Mississippi, it shall be construed to mean the bureau of capitol facilities of the office of general services.
MS Code § 29-5-3 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-3. Use of rooms and apartments of New Capitol

 The several rooms and apartments of the New Capitol shall not be occupied by any other persons nor for any other purpose than as expressly authorized by the legislature; provided, however, that it shall be the duty of the legislature to provide office space in the New Capitol for any state department, officer or employee where it is provided by law that such department, officer or employee shall have an office in the state capitol.
MS Code § 29-5-6 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-6. Commission expenses

 All monies expended by the Bureau of Capitol Facilities shall be drawn out of the State Treasury only upon the warrant of the Department of Finance and Administration, which shall issue the same only where a specific itemized account shall have been rendered it, which account shall be approved in writing by the Director of the Bureau of Capitol Facilities.   Any department, agency or political subdivision of the government of the state, or any organization occupying offices in any of the office buildings under the jurisdiction or control of the Office of General Services shall pay as directed by the office into the fund created in Section 27-104-107(7), a rent to be fixed by the office which shall conform to prevailing commercial rents in the general area. The Veterans Affairs Board shall pay rent for veterans organizations and veterans auxiliary organizations presently using space in the property described, set apart, and exclusively dedicated as a perpetual memorial to the veterans of World War I, 1914-1918, by Chapter 297, Laws of 1934, if it becomes necessary for such rent to be paid.   In the event that the sums are not paid as directed by the Office of General Services, the director of the office may issue a requisition for a warrant to draw the amount as may be due, plus a penalty of ten percent (10%) of the amount, from any fund appropriated for the use of the agency which has failed to pay rental as agreed.
MS Code § 29-5-9 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-9. Employment of receptionist and elevator operator

  The director shall have the power and is hereby authorized to employ an elevator operator for the New Capitol Building.   The Senate Management Committee and the House Management Committee (or any successors having responsibility for the hiring of legislative employees), acting jointly, shall have the power, and are hereby authorized, to employ and compensate a receptionist for the New Capitol Building and any assistants deemed necessary for such receptionist. Compensation for the receptionist and any assistants shall be paid out of funds appropriated for joint legislative operations.  It shall be the duty of such receptionist to operate an information desk, furnish information to visitors; maintain a registration book for visitors; distribute literature furnished by state agencies, historical societies, pilgrimage clubs, private individuals or organizations engaged in the manufacturing of products from Mississippi resources; and conduct tours of the building. All agencies of the State of Mississippi and others having literature for distribution shall supply the New Capitol Building receptionist with copies of such literature for distribution.
MS Code § 29-5-11 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-11. Hours capitol open

 The Secretary of State shall have charge of the keys and other fastenings of all the exterior doors of the capitol and of all such rooms as are not occupied by one of the courts or as public offices authorized by law; and he shall keep in good order and securely locked, all rooms not actually occupied by the officers to whom they have been appropriated. He shall open the exterior doors at seven o'clock in the morning and keep the same open until the hours of six o'clock in the evening Monday through Friday; provided however, that the capitol shall be kept open when the legislature is in session until a reasonable hour after both houses have concluded the day's business. The capitol shall likewise be kept open so as not to interfere with the sessions of the Supreme Court.
MS Code § 29-5-12 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-12. Landscaping and care of New Capitol grounds

 The state building commission is authorized and directed to provide for reasonable landscaping and care, including the installation of a water sprinkling system, for the New Capitol grounds.
MS Code § 29-5-57 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-57. Regulation of parking

 It shall be the duty of the Office of General Services to supervise and regulate the parking of motor vehicles at the facilities named in Section 29-5-2 except for the state board of health building and the governor's mansion, and to make all necessary regulations therefor to the end that parking space shall be available for state officers and employees whose official duties require their presence therein, and for business visitors, authorized members of the press, tourists and other visitors who are in need of parking space at any such building, subject, however, to the special provisions of Section 29-5-65 which apply when the legislature is in session.
MS Code § 29-5-59 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-59. Parking for Governor

 A suitable parking space or spaces adjacent to the south side of the New Capitol Building between the south entrance to the first floor and the east walkway, or President Street entrance, shall be reserved for use of the Governor.
MS Code § 29-5-61 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-61. Parking adjacent to north side of New Capitol Building

 The Office of General Services is authorized and directed to have designated not less than twenty (20) parking spaces adjacent to the north side of the New Capitol Building for the use of tourists, visitors and those having temporary business to transact in the New Capitol. All parking spaces adjacent to the north side of the New Capitol Building shall be and are hereby reserved for use by the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of representatives, the president pro tempore of the senate, officers of the senate and house of representatives, and visitors, tourists and those persons having temporary business to transact in the New Capitol Building. The said parking spaces shall be plainly marked with suitable signs or markers, designating which space is reserved for such individual or officer. The spaces reserved for use in parking for visitors, tourists and those having temporary business to transact in said New Capitol Building shall be plainly marked with suitable signs or markers showing that they are reserved for visitors and with the notation thereon "two-hour limit." The Office of General Services shall provide suitable signs and markers to indicate those parking spaces which shall be available for the convenience of tourists, visitors, and those having temporary business to transact in the New Capitol.
MS Code § 29-5-63 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-63. Parking for state officers, employees, and press

 All parking spaces on the north side of the New Capitol Building, other than those adjacent to the north side of said building, between the north, or High Street entrance, and the east walkway, or President Street entrance, shall be and are hereby reserved for use of state officers, state employees and authorized members of the press whose official duties require their presence in the New Capitol Building.   Parking spaces not otherwise specifically designated may be made available to other state officers and employees not domiciled in the New Capitol Building, in the discretion of the Office of General Services and under such regulations as may be prescribed therefor.
MS Code § 29-5-65 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-65. Parking for members of Legislature

 At any time when the Legislature is in session, the Office of General Services shall designate and reserve sufficient parking spaces around the New Capitol Building to accommodate the members of the Legislature, and, when such spaces have been so designated and reserved, they shall be identified and marked by means of numbers, one (1) of which shall be assigned to each member of the Legislature, and that space for which he or she holds that number shall be reserved for the exclusive use of the said legislator. The Office of General Services is authorized and directed to reserve and allocate, among those spaces, an individual parking space for use of any member of the Legislature who is physically handicapped, so as to make his or her entrance to and exit from the New Capitol Building as convenient as is reasonably possible.
MS Code § 29-5-67 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-67. Insignia for automobiles

 The Office of General Services is directed to have prepared or to secure suitable insignia for placing on automobiles so as to properly designate said automobiles as belonging to or used by state officers and employees and denoting thereon whether such officer or employee is located in the New Capitol Building or such other identification as will aid in the enforcement of Sections 29-5-57 through 29-5-67 and section 29-5-77. Such insignia or other identification shall be issued once each year to all state officers or state employees entitled thereto.   Members of the state legislature shall be furnished with distinctive insignia of appropriate design for their personal automobiles, the expense to be paid out of the contingent fund of each house.
MS Code § 29-5-69 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-69. Parking for capitol employees during legislative sessions

 During the period each year when the legislature is in session, all parking spaces adjacent to the capitol grounds on the west side of President Street and on both sides of High Street shall be reserved for the use of capitol employees. The office of general services is instructed to place signs to that effect on said streets during legislative sessions.   All employees in the capitol who own automobiles shall be provided with distinctive stickers. Each such employee shall place the sticker in a prominent place on the rear of the automobile owned and regularly used by such employee.   Any person without a sticker on his automobile who parks in any space reserved in the first paragraph of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined not to exceed Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00).   Any person who is not a capitol employee who has on his automobile a capitol parking sticker or any capitol employee who gives his parking sticker to a non-capitol employee to use on such person's car, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined One Hundred Dollars ($100.00).   The capitol police employed by the office of general services shall have the authority and are directed to enforce the provisions of this section.
MS Code § 29-5-71 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-71. Signs to indicate reserved parking spaces

 The Office of General Services is hereby directed to erect suitable signs or markers to indicate the parking spaces reserved, in conformity with Sections 29-5-57 through 29-5-67 and Sections 29-5-71 through 29-5-77.   The state highway department is hereby directed to cooperate with the Office of General Services in the painting or marking of such parking spaces as are prescribed by the Office of General Services.
MS Code § 29-5-73 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-73. Parking restrictions

 The driveway on the north side of the New Capitol Building leading from High Street to the north entrance to said building shall not be used for parking.   When the legislature is not in session, no person other than elected state officials and state employees whose official duties require their presence in the New Capitol Building, visitors, tourists, members of the press and those having temporary business to transact in the New Capitol Building, as referred to in Section 29-5-61, shall have the right to park on the New Capitol Building grounds, except as provided in Section 29-5-63.
MS Code § 29-5-75 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-75. Penalty for illegal parking

 Any person, other than an out-of-state tourist, who shall knowingly allow his automobile or vehicle to remain parked for a longer period than two (2) hours in any of the parking spaces adjacent to the north side of the New Capitol which are reserved for tourists, visitors, and persons having temporary business therein, and any person parking, or causing to be parked, his or any motor vehicle or other conveyance in or on the grounds of the facilities named in Section 29-5-2 in other violation of Sections 29-5-57 through 29-5-67 and Sections 29-5-71 through 29-5-77, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction therefor, shall be fined not exceeding ten dollars ($10.00) for each offense.
MS Code § 29-5-79 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-79. Protection of State Capitol Building

  The speaker of the House of Representatives and the Lieutenant Governor are authorized to make such regulations as they may deem necessary for preserving the peace and securing the State Capitol from defacement, and for the protection of the property therein. The Lieutenant Governor or the speaker of the House of Representatives may request the assistance of the office of general services and the State Department of Public Safety in order to preserve the peace at the State Capitol and secure the State Capitol from defacement, and for the protection of the property therein.   All regulations promulgated under authority of this section shall be filed with the Secretary of State and be made available for public inspection; such regulation shall likewise be published in one (1) of the daily newspapers of the City of Jackson, and shall not become effective until the expiration of ten (10) days after the date of such filing with the Secretary of State and such publication.
MS Code § 29-5-81 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-81. Description of state grounds

 Grounds of public buildings over which the Department of Finance and Administration has jurisdiction shall comprise the following:   In the City of Jackson, Mississippi:   The grounds surrounding all state buildings identified in Section 29-5-2(a)(i) and all seat of government property;   State Board of Health Complex: Bounded on the north by Stadium Drive, on the west by the property of Mississippi Hospital and Medical Service, on the south by Woodrow Wilson Avenue, on the southeast by property leased by the Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs and on the east by North State Street;   The Barefield Property, the Sun-n-Sand Property and any other property described in Section 1 of Chapter 542, Laws of 2009;   The Mississippi State Fairgrounds Complex, including, but not limited to, the Mississippi Coliseum, Trademart, Kirk Fordice Equine Center, Mississippi Street Armory, and all arenas, barns, buildings, campgrounds and property whatsoever; such property being bounded on the north by High Street, on the west by Jefferson Street, on the east by Greymont Street, and on the south by Greymont Street.   The grounds of Dr. Eldon Langston Bolton Building: Located in the City of Biloxi, Mississippi.   The grounds of State Service Center: Located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 49 and John Merl Tatum Industrial Drive in the City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.   Any grounds of any property purchased, constructed or otherwise acquired by the State of Mississippi for conducting state business and not specifically under the supervision and care by any other state entity, but which is reasonably assumed the department would be responsible for such, as approved by the Public Procurement Review Board, including, but not limited to:   1. The grounds of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Shared Services Center and Lockheed Martin Building at Stennis Space Center;   2. The grounds of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame;   3. The grounds of the Mississippi Crafts Center;   4. The grounds of the Mississippi Children's Museum; and   5. The grounds of the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Center.
MS Code § 29-5-83 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-83. Restrictions on travel and occupancy of grounds

 Public travel in and occupancy of the grounds under the authority of the Office of General Services described in Section 29-5-81 shall be restricted to the roads, walks and places prepared for that purpose by paving or otherwise. It is forbidden to occupy the roads, walks or places in such grounds in such manner as to obstruct or hinder their proper use.
MS Code § 29-5-85 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-85. Prohibition of sales, signs, placards, and solicitations

 It is forbidden to offer or expose any article for sale in or on such grounds; to display any sign, placard, or other form of advertisement therein; or to solicit fares, alms, subscriptions, or contributions therein.
MS Code § 29-5-87 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-87. Injuries to structures or vegetation

 It is forbidden to step or climb upon, remove, or in any way injure any statue, seat, wall, fountain, or other erection or architectural feature, or any tree, shrub, plant, or turf in such grounds.
MS Code § 29-5-89 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-89. Discharge of firearms or explosives, setting fires, uttering threatening or abusive language

 It is forbidden to discharge any firearm, firework or explosive, set fire to any combustible, make any harangue or oration, or utter loud, threatening, or abusive language in such grounds.
MS Code § 29-5-91 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-91. Parades and assemblages, display of banners

 It is forbidden to parade, stand, or move in processions or assemblages in such grounds, or to display therein any flag, banner, or device designed or adapted to bring into public notice any party, organization, or movement, except as hereinafter provided.
MS Code § 29-5-93 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-93. Penalties

 Any person violating provisions of Sections 29-5-83 through 29-5-91 shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100.00), or by imprisonment not exceeding sixty (60) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Prosecution for such offenses shall be had in the county court of the First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, upon affidavit by the attorney general of Mississippi or any of his assistants. In cases where public property is damaged in an amount exceeding one hundred dollars ($100.00), the offenses shall be punishable by imprisonment for not exceeding one (1) year.
MS Code § 29-5-95 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 29 - Public Lands, Buildings and Property|Chapter 5 - Care of Capitol, Old Capitol, State Office Buildings and Executive Mansion|In General|§ 29-5-95. Suspension of prohibitions on proper occasions

 On certain occasions of state interest, the Office of General Services is authorized to suspend so much of the prohibitions contained in Sections 29-5-83 through 29-5-91 as would prevent the use of the roads and walks of the capitol grounds by processions or assemblages, and the use upon them of suitable decorations, music, addresses or ceremonies, provided that responsible officers shall have been appointed and arrangements determined which are adequate, in the judgment of the Office of General Services, for the maintenance of suitable order and decorum in the proceedings, and for guarding the properties and grounds from injury.