§ 8172 Governor’S Mansion Development

Government Code·California

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•The state's Director of General Services is in charge of building and improving the Governor’s Mansion.
•They can buy the land, build the house, and add furniture and decorations.
•They can only do this if the state legislature gives them the money for it.

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Imagine the Governor’s Mansion is old and needs fixing up.

The Director of General Services can start repairing and upgrading the mansion, but only if the state gives them the money to do it.

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§ 8172 Governor’S Mansion Development

The Director of General Services is authorized and directed to immediately proceed with the acquisition and development, including landscaping, of the site designated in Section 8170 and with the major construction and improvements for the Governor’s Mansion and the equipping and furnishing thereof, to the extent that moneys are specifically made available for such purposes by the Legislature. (Repealed and added by Stats. 1970, Ch. 172.)

Last verified: January 22, 2026

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acquisition director governor legislature general services construction development

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Government Code. Section 8172.

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