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An artist commissioned by the program for a work of art has specified rights in that work, including copyright rights, authorship, photographic reproduction, first refusal to do repair and conservation work, purchase if the state sells it, and the ability to disassociate their name or authorship if unauthorized repair
This section creates a Public Art Installation Initiative administered by the division, allows the division to award matching funds within available funds, and requires applicants to submit specified materials before a match may be offered.
This section defines “endowment fund,” “qualifying organization,” and “state fund.”
This section creates the Utah Arts and Museums Endowment Fund and assigns the division responsibility for administering it, distributing money to qualifying arts and museum organizations, and using fund money for administration-related expenses.
Arts and museums endowment funds. Any Utah nonprofit arts or museum organization that meets the requirements described in this part may create an endowment fund into which there may be deposited money from the state fund. The principal of
The division must allocate state-fund money to qualifying organizations’ endowment funds and make determinations about eligibility, matching amounts, deadlines, and verification; it may also set eligibility criteria by rule and consider arts and museums board recommendations.
Qualifying arts organizations may apply for state fund money, but eligibility and amount depend on past grants or board recommendation, the division’s calculation, and matching funds.
The division must reallocate unallocated money in the state fund on a proportionate basis to qualifying organizations that have raised 100% of their required match by the date set under Subsection 9-6-505(5)(a).
Spending restrictions -- Return of endowment. If a qualifying organization has received endowment money from the state fund, the qualifying organization may not expend any of that money or the required matching money in the qualifying
Federal match. The creation of the state fund and the use of state fund money to enable qualifying organizations to create endowment funds may be construed as a state match for any arts funding provided by the federal government.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
The State Library Division is created in the department and must function as the library authority for general library services, mobile library services, and other proper state library services.
The executive director must appoint a director of the division, after consulting with the board.
Division duties. Subject to the requirements of this part, the division shall: establish, operate, and maintain a bibliographic control system; cooperate with: other state or national libraries or library agencies; and the federal
The section creates the State Library Board, sets how members are appointed, limits consecutive service, and bars compensation other than per diem and travel expenses.
The board has numerous duties for operating and supporting the state library system, and the director must carry out those responsibilities under the board’s policy direction.
The State Library Donation Fund is created to receive money from bequests, gifts, and endowments, and certain related interest or proceeds must be deposited into that fund. Other library fees and collections from damaged, sold, or exchanged materials must go to the General Fund as dedicated credits for use by the State
Municipal, city, county, and public school libraries must submit an annual report to the director of the division.
The director of the division may contract with nonpublic libraries, but only under the direction and approval of the State Library Board.
The division may adopt rules to implement and administer this chapter, subject to the Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act.
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