§ 30-10-6. Rental of armories for nonmilitary purposes.
The adjutant general may authorize the use of any armory under his or her control, for nonmilitary purposes, subject to such rules and conditions as he or she may prescribe, that are lawful and approved, provided that the person, corporation, organization, or society to whom the use may be authorized shall pay in advance to the adjutant general such a sum for the use thereof as may be prescribed by the adjutant general. This sum shall in no case, where admission is charged, be less than the fair rental value of halls of a similar nature, in the same or a similar city or town. These persons, corporations, organizations, or societies shall, if required by the adjutant general, furnish a bond, with good and sufficient surety, to protect and indemnify the state from loss or damage to the armory, or to any federal or state property, or to the property of any military organization or members thereof, contained therein.
History of Section.P.L. 1956, ch. 3742, par. 129; G.L. 1956, § 30-10-6; P.L. 2016, ch. 511, art. 2, § 34.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Title 30 - Military Affairs and Defense
Chapter 30-10 - Armories and Campgrounds
Section 30-10-1. - Control and maintenance.
Section 30-10-2. - Rules and regulations.
Section 30-10-3. - General use of armories.
Section 30-10-4. - Use of armories for social and athletic purposes.
Section 30-10-5. - Use of armories by armed services.
Section 30-10-6. - Rental of armories for nonmilitary purposes.
Section 30-10-7. - Use of armories by veterans’ organizations.
Section 30-10-8. - Use of armories for Veterans’ Day celebrations.
Section 30-10-9. - Appropriations for rent of armories.
Section 30-10-10. - Appropriations for maintenance of armories.
Section 30-10-11. - Maintenance of state arsenal in Providence.
Section 30-10-12. - Federal agreements.
Section 30-10-13. - Use of federal funds.
Section 30-10-14. - Chief Warrant Officer Everett Babcock Building.