Utah Admin. Code R131-9-10 - Inventory and Review of Long Term Events (Displays) and Specific Criteria and Causes for Removal
(1) On an annual
basis, the Executive Director shall make available to the Subcommittee and the
Board, an inventory of the Long Term Events (Displays) that remain on the
Capitol Hill Complex.
(2) Long Term
Events (Displays) that exceed a period of five years in length may be reviewed
by the Board every five years. These Events (Displays) are subject to a new
determination to either be approved to continue, be approved with conditions,
or be denied approval to continue. If the five year review results in an
approval with conditions that is unacceptable to the applicant, or a denial,
then the Long Term Event (Display) shall be removed in accordance with the
applicable contract and Facility Use Rules, including Utah Administrative Code
Rules R131-2 and R131-10.
(3) The
Short Term, Mid Term, or Long Term Event (Display) may be ordered removed at
any time if any of the following exists:
(a)
It requires excessive or unreasonable maintenance;
(b) It is damaged to an extent that repair is
unreasonable or impracticable;
(c)
It presents a threat to public safety;
(d) There are significant changes in the use,
character or actual design of the site requiring re- evaluation of the
relationship of the Event (Display) to the site;
(e) The Board wishes to replace it with
another item of greater significance; and/or
(f) Donated items may be considered for
relocation when it is more appropriately grouped with other items sharing a
common theme.
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