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...enactments published by the legislative service commission, to the following libraries: (A) Each library within the state that has been designated by the state library board under section 149.11 of the Revised Code as a depository for state publications; (B) In each county containing no library described in division (A) of this section, to a public library designated by the state library board to receive the ...

...ncil; (3) Department of administrative services; (4) Ohio arts council; (5) Ohio archaeological council; (6) Patriotic and veterans' organizations; (7) Local historical societies; (8) Department of natural resources; (9) Professional engineers; (10) Attorneys at law. The advisory board shall assist the Ohio history connection with its site preservation program, suggest legislation necessary to the Ohio histo...

...ations of money, property, and personal services, apply for and receive federal assistance, acquire real property or any estate, right, or interest therein, construct buildings, access roads, parking areas, and other appropriate facilities for museum visitors, and exercise any powers incidental to such purpose. The Ohio history connection shall establish an acquisition policy for the museum. Donations of money recei...

...bilitated by the project are "placed in service," as that term is used in section 47 of the Internal Revenue Code.

...am under the director of administrative services all applications for records disposal or transfer and all schedules of records retention and destruction. The state records program shall review the applications and schedules and provide written approval, rejection, or modification of an application or schedule. The state records program shall then forward the application for records disposal or transfer or the sched...

...est of the department of administrative services, the attorney general may replevin any public records which have been unlawfully transferred or removed in violation of sections 149.31 to 149.44 of the Revised Code or otherwise transferred or removed unlawfully. Such records shall be returned to the office of origin and safeguards shall be established to prevent further recurrence of unlawful transfer or removal.

...ed Code. (b) A county public children services agency may submit to the county records commission applications for one-time disposal, or schedules of records retention and disposition, of paper case records that have been entered into permanently maintained and retrievable fields in the state automated child welfare information system established under section 5101.13 of the Revised Code or entered into other perma...

...t records commission and an educational service center records commission created under section 149.41 of the Revised Code, a library records commission created under section 149.411 of the Revised Code, a special taxing district records commission created under section 149.412 of the Revised Code, and a township records commission created under section 149.42 of the Revised Code. (B) When a records commission has a...

...logical sites are located, if funds and services are available for their preservation and protection. An archaeological preserve is established when articles of dedication have been filed by or at the direction of the owner of site, or a governmental agency having ownership or control thereof, in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the site is located. Articles of dedication shall be executed b...

...ed Code do not constitute a purchase of services under Chapter 125. of the Revised Code. (C) Notwithstanding section 121.22 of the Revised Code, the authority may hold an executive session for either of the following purposes, but only after a majority of a quorum of the authority determines, by a roll call vote, to hold the session, and only at a regular or special meeting: (1) Presenting, reviewing, or discussi...

...t each other in the provision of police services within each other's jurisdiction.

...ny lands or interests therein or public service facilities, or both, are to be acquired, constructed, enlarged, equipped, furnished, or improved from the proceeds of state park revenue bonds, and said director may use the engineers, assistants, and other employees of his department, and may employ consulting engineers for such purpose. All expenses so incurred by the director prior to the issuance of the state park r...

...mployed subject to the classified civil service laws in force at the time of their employment.

...pping, furnishing, and improving public service facilities in state parks and making land improvements incidental thereto. The principal of and interest on these bonds is payable solely from the revenues provided in section 1501.14 of the Revised Code. The bonds shall be authorized by order of the director of natural resources, approved by the governor, which shall recite an estimate by the director of the costs to b...

...he lands or interests therein or public service facilities in connection with which such bonds are authorized, the custody, safeguarding, and application of all moneys, the insurance of moneys on hand or on deposit, and the rights and remedies of the trustee and the holders of the bonds, including therein provisions restricting the individual right of action of bondholders as is customary in trust agreements respecti...

...oney in the fund to support centralized service support offices of the department.

...mployed subject to the classified civil service laws in force at the time of employment.

...ate with the director of administrative services and the attorney general. All lands purchased for forest purposes shall be deeded to the state, but the purchase price of such lands shall not be paid until the title thereof has been approved by the attorney general. The price of such lands shall not exceed the appropriation for such purposes.

...fire wardens shall be allowed for their services such remuneration as is fixed by the chief of the division of forestry, subject to the approval of the director of natural resources. Laborers and owners of all property required by any warden in the extinguishment of a brush or forest fire shall receive reasonable compensation for labor and material so employed, and said chief may make final settlement.

...States department of agriculture forest service, an initial one-hundred-dollar payment to the firefighting agency or private fire company; (3) For any wildfire suppression on land specified in division (C)(1) or (2) of this section lasting more than two hours, an additional payment of thirty-five dollars per hour. (D) For wildfire suppression, prescribed fire assistance, or emergency response support to federal a...

...ction shall be considered as performing services within their regular employment for the purposes of compensation, pension or indemnity fund rights, workers' compensation, and other rights or benefits to which they may be entitled as incidents of their regular employment. Such employees retain personal immunity from civil liability as specified in section 9.86 of the Revised Code.

...plies any of the following materials or services by means of a utility facility: (a) Flammable, toxic, or corrosive gas; (b) Crude oil, petroleum products, or hazardous liquids; (c) Coal; (d) Electricity; (e) Electronic, telephonic, or telegraphic communications; (f) Television signals; (g) Sewage disposal or drainage; (h) Potable water; (i) Steam or hot water. (B) That portion of contiguous state lands lo...

...ources; (4) Administer the real estate services associated with canal lands on behalf of the director under Chapter 1520. of the Revised Code. (B) The office may do any of the following: (1) Coordinate environmental matters concerning the department and the state as are necessary to comply with the "National Environmental Policy Act of 1969," 83 Stat. 852, 42 U.S.C. 4321, the "Intergovernmental Cooperation Act of ...

...scripts, or of money in appreciation of services rendered in connection with work of public nature, to enlarge or expedite the prescribed work of the division; (C) Enter, either in person or by assistants, upon lands, private or public, in the necessary discharge of his prescribed duties.

...ilities such as roads, marinas, charter services, hotels, medical hyperbaric facilities, and rescue agencies have been developed in or are planned for the coastal area that is nearest the proposed preserve; (4) Whether creating the preserve will conflict with existing or potential removals of sand, gravel, stone, or other minerals or substances authorized to be taken and removed in accordance with section 1505.07 of...