The divisions of employment and training and unemployment insurance may enter into rental or leasehold agreements with a nonprofit corporation or authority created pursuant to section 8-82-101. The agreements must provide that the particular division acquire title to the land or buildings, or both, upon the payment of stipulated aggregate annual rentals. The plans, specifications, bids, and contracts for the buildings and the terms of all leasehold or rental agreements are not valid until approved by the governor, the director of the division of employment and training or the director of the division of unemployment insurance, as appropriate, and the director of the office of state planning and budgeting. The rentals must be paid solely out of the employment security administration fund, the unemployment revenue fund, or both, or the funds of any other state agency if any part of the buildings are made available to other state agencies. The obligation to pay the rentals does not constitute an indebtedness of the state and must not be paid out of any other funds. The division that enters an agreement pursuant to this section shall include the rental in its annual budgets and shall certify, audit, and pay the rentals in the same manner as all other accounts and expenditures payable out of those funds.
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