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41-9-806
Section 41-9-806 Powers of commission. The commission shall be authorized: (1) To investigate
and select available sites for housing historic exhibits, including the surrounding grounds,
with such state, federal or local agencies and governments and private individuals, corporations,
associations or other organizations as may be involved, taking into consideration all pertinent
factors affecting the suitability of such sites; to acquire, transport, renovate, maintain
and exhibit appropriate and suitable military or historic units, articles, exhibits and attractions;
to have full, complete and exclusive jurisdiction over the sites and any related exhibits;
(2) To promote tourism throughout the Cahaba Valley by attending travel shows; issuing news
releases, calendars of events and newsletters; publishing brochures and pamphlets; constructing
mobile travel exhibits; producing films and other visual presentations as may be necessary;
and advertising in magazines and/or newspapers; (3) To...
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41-9-261
Section 41-9-261 Designation of commission as agency responsible for restoration and preservation
of State Capitol; powers and duties. (a) The primary restoration, planning and preservation
responsibility for the State Capitol of Alabama and its contiguous historic grounds, designated
by the United States government as a national historic landmark, is hereby delegated to the
Alabama Historical Commission. (b) The Alabama Historical Commission is instructed to protect
the historic and architectural integrity of this historic Greek revival masterpiece which
served as the first Capitol of the Confederacy in 1861 and has served as the Capitol of Alabama
for more than 120 years. (c) The agencies of the State of Alabama charged with architectural,
engineering, maintenance and alteration responsibilities for the State Capitol shall submit
plans and specifications to the Alabama Historical Commission which shall review them for
the retention of the historic merit and architectural integrity of...
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23-1-295
Section 23-1-295 Nomination of potential scenic byways. The Advisory Council shall evaluate
initial applications. Local governments in conjunction with the Advisory Council shall perform
a field survey of the byway and score its qualities, with special attention paid to the scenic
quality of the roadway. The following criteria and procedures shall be used for nominating
potential scenic byways: (1) Any road corridor shall have at least one of the following six
intrinsic qualities to be nominated: Scenic, natural, cultural, historic, archaeological,
and recreational. (2) Each nomination shall be made and supported by a sponsor, including,
but not limited to, any of the following: An historic preservation group, an environmental
group, another nongovernmental organization, a local government, or an individual. (3) The
sponsor or sponsors of a potential scenic byway shall complete an application form and submit
it to the Advisory Council. (4) Special consideration or first priority shall...
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41-9-262
Section 41-9-262 Fort Tombeckbee Historical Advisory Board. (a) An advisory board to be known
as the Fort Tombeckbee Historical Advisory Board is hereby authorized to be appointed by the
Governor for the purpose of advising the Alabama Historical Commission on the acquisition,
maintenance and protection of certain properties and objects of historical interest at Fort
Tombeckbee in Sumter County. Said board shall be composed of three members, and the first
appointees shall be appointed to serve for terms of two, four and six years, respectively,
and subsequent appointees shall serve for terms of four years. Such members shall serve without
compensation. (b) Said board shall advise the Alabama Historical Commission: To acquire title,
possession or control of such properties and also of objects of historic interest at Fort
Tombeckbee as it may deem necessary or proper, to be maintained, preserved and protected on
behalf of the State of Alabama; to mark in suitable manner the places or...
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45-2-221.10
Section 45-2-221.10 Historic development commission. A historic development commission with
the following membership, duties, and powers may be created by the county commission. (a)
The commission shall be composed of no less than 11 members who shall be selected by the county
commission in such a manner as to serve overlapping terms. Except for the first members, their
terms shall be four years. (b) The commission shall operate under a constitution as adopted
by the commission and approved by the county commission. (c) The commission shall have as
its purposes: (1) The preservation and protection of buildings of historic and architectural
value in the historic districts, as defined in Section 45-2-221.01, and the maintenance of
the distinctive character of these districts; (2) the fostering and encouraging of the preservation,
restoration, and utilization of buildings of historic and architectural value in the historic
districts; and (3) the development and promotion of historic...
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41-9-332
Section 41-9-332 Commission granted additional authority. In addition to the authority granted
to the commission under Sections 41-9-320, and 41-9-325 to 41-9-328, inclusive, the commission
is further authorized to offer technical assistance to other 19th Century ironworks or related
industrial preservation projects in Alabama as funds are available and to conduct an inventory
of historic ruins appropriate to this critical period in the industrial heritage of the state.
The commission may preserve, restore, acquire, maintain, and promote the sites and accept
by gift, grant, long-term lease or other legal conveyance properties which contributed to
the heritage of the antebellum iron and coal industry of the state. (Acts 1995, No. 95-548,
p. 1150, ยง2.)...
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41-9-992
Section 41-9-992 Commission generally. (a) There is created an International Voting Rights
Trail Commission. The commission shall be responsible for educating people about the significant
historical events associated with the trail and the voting rights movement and promoting economic
development and tourism in connection with the trail inclusive of counties and cities that
were sites of significant events that impacted the trail's inception. The commission may receive
funds from any legal source and disburse those funds in furtherance of its mission. (b) The
commission shall coordinate its efforts with the Alabama Historical Commission, the Alabama
Department of Transportation, the Alabama Development Office, the Alabama Department of Economic
and Community Affairs, the State Department of Tourism and Travel, the Department of Conservation
and National Resources, and the National Park Service. (c) The commission shall perform all
of the following duties: (1) Work with the National...
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41-9-246
Section 41-9-246 Board of advisors. (a) There is hereby established a Board of Advisors to
the Alabama Historical Commission. Said board of advisors shall consist of no less than 15
persons. Each of the below listed societies, organizations, individuals, commissions and institutions
shall have the authority to name one member of said board and shall submit the name of said
person to the chairman of the commission prior to the annual meeting of the commission: (1)
The Alabama Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy; (2) The Alabama Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution; (3) The Alabama Society of the Daughters of the American
Colonists; (4) The Mobile Historic Development Commission; (5) The National Society of the
Colonial Dames of America in the State of Alabama; (6) The Huntsville Historic Preservation
Commission; (7) The Alabama Department of the Sons of Confederate Veterans; (8) The Gorgas
Memorial Board; (9) The Hobson Memorial Board; (10) The Cahaba Advisory...
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15-23-3
Section 15-23-3 Definitions. As used in this article the following words shall include, but
are not limited to the following meanings unless the context clearly requires a different
meaning: (1) COMMISSION. The Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission as created by Section
15-23-4. (2) CRIMINALLY INJURIOUS CONDUCT. Criminally injurious conduct includes any of the
following acts: a. An act occurring or attempted within the geographical boundaries of this
state which results in serious personal injury or death to a victim for which punishment by
fine, imprisonment, or death may be imposed. b. An act occurring or attempted outside the
geographical boundaries of this state in another state of the United States of America which
is punishable by fine, imprisonment, or death and which results in personal injury or death
to a citizen of this state, and shall include an act of terrorism, as defined in Section 2331
of Title 18, United States Code, committed outside of the United States,...
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41-9-171
Section 41-9-171 Promulgation, distribution and enforcement of code of minimum building standards
for buildings constructed or remodeled with state funds by Building Commission generally.
For the health and welfare of the people of Alabama, the Building Commission of the State
of Alabama, which was created in 1945 by the Legislature, is authorized and hereby directed
to adopt, promulgate and enforce a state building code. The code adopted by the commission
under the provisions of this division, after having been recorded in the office of Secretary
of State for 60 days, shall become effective. The code shall be applicable to all buildings
constructed or remodeled after May 2, 1978, with state appropriated funds or funds from any
other instrumentality of the state. It shall include a minimal energy conservation section
which controls those items affecting heat loss in the exterior envelopment of buildings and
affecting climatic control and illumination of buildings. (Acts 1978, No. 766,...
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