027-4 Wyo. Code R. §§ 4-5 - Occupancy, use, repair, and maintenance or construction projects in public buildings
(a) The Commission's Chapter 6 rules govern
the use of those portions of public buildings subject to Commission control and
regulation.
(b) All rents resulting
from occupancy of the Capitol Complex shall be collected by General Services
and paid into the general fund.
(c)
All proposed construction or renovation projects shall be reviewed and approved
by the Commission, the Governor, the State Treasurer, State Historic
Preservation Office, General Services, and SCD before beginning any work.
Except for emergency maintenance, the Commission shall not approve any
construction or renovation project that amounts to architectural or structural
alteration to the Capitol Building or grounds without providing notice to the
management council of the Legislature and without a legislative session
convening and adjourning after notice was provided to the management
council.
(d) Security in the State
Capitol Properties shall be provided by the Wyoming Highway Patrol, Division O,
and contract security officers. Security may be provided in all other public
buildings by contract security officers.
(e) Persons who reasonably appear to pose a
threat to themselves, the general public, or the occupants of a public building
shall be denied access to the public building and may be escorted from the
grounds according to the discretion of the persons providing security to that
public building.
(f) No dangerous
weapon may be carried in public buildings, except those lawfully carried by
peace officers, including contract security officers. The persons providing
security are authorized to request that any persons carrying a dangerous weapon
in a public building relinquish the weapon. The weapon shall be returned to the
person when he or she leaves the public building, unless Division O and
contract security officers, as applicable, have probable cause to detain either
the person or the weapon. If a person carrying a dangerous weapon refuses to
relinquish the weapon to law enforcement officers, that person shall be denied
access to the public building.
Notes
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