LD 1677
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materials and other items that relate to the museum's mission and
programs.__Income from the sale of these materials must be credited
to the revolving fund to be used as a continuing carrying account
to carry out the purposes of this subsection and subsection 2.

 
2. Maine State Museum Endowment for Publishing.__The Maine
State Museum Endowment for Publishing is established.__On an
annual basis, a percentage of the proceeds from the museum sales
program's revolving fund established in subsection 1 may be
deposited in the Maine State Museum Endowment for Publishing to
be invested by the Treasurer of State according to the laws
governing the investment of trust funds.__The percentage
deposited must be determined by the Museum Director and approved
by the Maine State Museum Commission after the director ensures
that the funds remaining in the revolving fund are sufficient to
sustain the museum sales program in a fiscally sound manner.

 
As determined by the Museum Director, the endowment's principal
and interest may be used periodically to fund all or part of the
costs of preparation, design and printing of museum publications
that will be sold or distributed through the museum sales
program.

 
Private donations or grant funds to support the museum's
publishing program may also be deposited into the endowment
established in this subsection.

 
PART L

 
Sec. L-1. 5 MRSA §1742, sub-§7, as amended by PL 2001, c. 506, §1, is
further amended to read:

 
7. Approve plans for public improvements. To approve all
proposals, plans, specifications and contracts for public
improvements that the State or any of its agencies hold in fee or
by leasehold interest and for school administrative unit projects
costing in excess of $100,000. The commissioner shall, upon the
request of a school administrative unit, provide consultation for
any public improvement regardless of cost. The Bureau of General
Services may assess school administrative units the reasonable
cost of services provided by the bureau for school construction
projects for which budgets have been established subsequent to
July 1, 1995. The Bureau of General Services shall furnish a
quarterly report to the project unit school board that details
the services provided to the project during the time period
covered by the report. The Bureau of General Services shall
submit to the State Board of Education an annual report that
summarizes the services provided each project;


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