Building commission correspondence, 1969-1972

Congratulations to Governor Moore on being elected Chairman of the National Governor’s Convention, suggestion to close office and let go two salaried employees, request for approval of requisition of $9,270.83 for maintenance, capitol complex parking lot outstanding bill ($87,868), Building Commission works to appease president of Northeastern National Bank and liquidate the entire indebtedness on the temporary bonds issued in 1970, demands for bonds (along with interest) to be paid for, issues with defaulted bonds, invoice of $11,082.01 for the demolition of the Capitol Complex Project, correspondence with Aetna insurance, legal issues with the collection of Pandick Press Inc.’s $8,319 debt, requisition of funds requests, permission for Mr. Martin to remove telephone pole and move it to point P-1, request to promote Lester Harper from watchman to Maintenance man, discussion of bond sales to the public, Governor Arch Moore does not honor his defaulted bonds necessitating letters from lawyers, “The most dangerous workplace”, letter inquiring when Governor Moore will send funds to the State Building Commission so that they could remit the principal and interest on their bonds, Governor Moore doesn’t pay $100,000 debt, recommendation to not rent empty properties, Construction Trust Account 9500-00, security in the New State Office Building Complex, Proposed contract with West Virginia Maintenance Corporation, authorized payment of invoices, Capitol Complex Project, personnel issues, resignations, space relocation, air conditioning in the state capitol and building no.3, arranging a lawyer for the State Building Commission, correspondence with the Macke Company, proposal to audit the State Building Commission's professional standards, review of plan now being pursued in the expansion of the state capitol complex, State Building Commission vs. Nick and Rose Howard parcel no. 41&42, invoice from Stanley E. Preiser for purchase of property in capitol complex, new state office building, state of West Virginia ex rel. Keith W. Hall Daniel Straight and Paul J Whittington relators vs. State Building Commision and respondents, observations concerning the delay in starting the construction of the new parking lot, suggestion for Department of Highways to purchase from the State of West Virginia Building Commission right of way that will be instrumental for Capitol Complex, Statute stating that the State Auditor and his representatives are allowed to look at the accounts of commission, centennial tokens, supplies for the new state police, contentions over who has responsibilities to pay for building, State Building Commission agreements, “$24,200,000 State of West Virginia State Building Commission of West Virginia State Revenue Bonds, series 1968”, “State of West Virginia: the State Building Commission of West Virginia $2,500,000 State Building Revenue Bonds Public Safety Series. Bond Resolutions”, lease agreement, proposed alterations to building no. 4 (employment security building) required by Fire Marshall, investigation into the parking lots, air conditioners for insurance office at 1701 Darst street, Building Commission procedures, State Building Commission Audit, revision of rental facilities building no. 4 –112 California Ave, Fireman’s Fund American Insurance Companies