input: [Bill #] HB12-1011 [Short Title] 15-year Rule For State Controlled Maint Funding [Sponsors] BROWN / BACON [Most Recent Status] 02/02/2012 House Committee on Finance Postpone Indefinitely [Calendar Notification] NOT ON CALENDAR [News Links] No news items found [Bill Summary] 
output: Capital Development Committee. The bill codifies the 15-year rule for requesting controlled maintenance funding for: * Any new construction of, addition to, renovation of, or corrective repair or replacement of any state-owned, general-funded building or other physical facility; and * Any acquisition of a state-owned, general-funded building or other physical facility. If a state agency or state institution of higher education requires a waiver of these eligibility requirements, the state agency or state institution of higher education must submit in writing a justification of special consideration to the state architect, and the capital development committee must approve the justification. The bill allows the state architect to use moneys in the newly created emergency controlled maintenance account for emergency controlled maintenance funding when the need for such funding is communicated in writing to the state architect by a state agency or state institution of higher education. The state architect must annually provide a status report to the capital development committee that shows spending for emergency controlled maintenance projects from that account.