(1) The following are the responsibility of the board: (a) the architectural integrity of all areas of capitol hill, including: (i) restored historic architectural or design features; (ii) historic color schemes, decorative finishes, and stenciling; (iii) decorative light fixtures; and (iv) flooring; (b) the exterior appearance of all buildings and structures on capitol hill, including interior alterations or furnishings that impact the exterior appearance; (c) for the State Capitol, House Building, Senate Building, and North Building: (i) control of the central mechanical and electrical core on all floors; (ii) control of the enclosure of the building, from the exterior of the building to the interior of the exterior wall; (iii) public restrooms; (iv) the roof; and (v) public elevators and stairways; (d) in relation to the legislative area, the functions that the Legislative Management Committee delegates in writing to be performed by the board; and (e) in relation to the governor's area, the functions that the governor delegates in writing to be performed by the board. (2) The data and communications centers in the buildings and structures on capitol hill: (a) that are associated with the Legislature are maintained by the board under the direction of the Legislature; (b) that are associated with the executive branch are maintained by the board under the direction of the governor; and (c) that are associated with both the Legislature and the executive branch are maintained by the board under the direction of the Legislature and the governor. (3) The board shall maintain: (a) all areas under the direction and control of the board; (b) as directed by the Legislature, all areas under the direction and control of the Legislature; (c) as directed by the governor, all areas under the direction and control of the governor; and (d) as directed by the state treasurer, state auditor, or attorney general, all areas under the respective control of those elected officials. (4) Any alteration that involves interior or exterior construction on capitol hill shall be done in coordination with the executive director of the board.
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