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Board of State History. There is created within the department the Board of State History. The board shall consist of 11 members appointed or reappointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the Senate, in accordance with Title
The board must make policies for the director, approve the society’s rules, and make recommendations on program development. It may also establish subcommittees.
The society must, under the board’s direction, compile and publish an historical magazine and publish and sell other books, documents, and microfilms at reasonable prices approved by the director. Sales proceeds must be deposited into the General Fund as a dedicated credit.
The society may solicit memberships and charge dues, and may receive gifts, donations, bequests, devises, and endowments of money or property. If a donor specifies how donated money or property must be used, the society must follow those directions.
The Museum of Utah must carry out a set of educational, preservation, research, exhibition, partnership, and coordination duties.
The Utah Women's History Initiative is created within the society and must educate the public about women’s contributions to Utah history.
This section defines “endowment fund” and “qualifying organization.”
History organization endowment funds. A qualifying organization may create an endowment fund into which there may be deposited money from funds made available for that purpose. The principal of each endowment fund may not be expended by
The society must carry out several funding and eligibility tasks for qualifying organizations.
A qualifying organization may apply for funds if it meets the prior-grant conditions, but it must raise matching money by a board-set date; state money and in-kind contributions cannot be used as the match.
Spending restrictions -- Return of endowment. A qualifying organization that has received endowment money from funds made available for that purpose: may not expend the money or the required matching money in the endowment fund; and may
Funds the society allocates under this part for qualifying organizations’ endowment funds may be treated as a state match for certain federal funding.
Short title. This part is known as the "Preserve Our Heritage Act."
This section defines “Agency,” “Collecting institutions,” and “Reposited materials” for this part.
Reposited materials held by a collecting institution are presumed to belong to that institution.
Statute of limitations for claiming reposited materials from a collecting institution. Any reposited materials in a collecting institution that are not accompanied by a transfer of title to those materials are considered a gift to the
A collecting institution seeking title to reposited materials must mail notice to the last-known owner, and may need to publish notice in specified cases.
A person claiming title to reposited materials must prove ownership to the collecting institution’s reasonable satisfaction. A person claiming to represent such a claimant must prove the representation and the represented persons’ full ownership. A claimant representing persons who hold all interests may show that repr
This section defines four terms used in the chapter: Board, Committee, Office, and Officer.
State Historic Preservation Office -- Creation -- Purpose. There is created within the department the State Historic Preservation Office under the administration and supervision of the executive director or the designee of the executive
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