West Virginia HB4516 establishes a process for conservation districts to reimburse septic tank services.

West Virginia HB4516 amends the state code to allow conservation districts to partially reimburse property owners for septic tank services. The bill defines the process for reimbursement, including obtaining an estimate from a licensed provider, submitting it to the conservation district board, and receiving up to 50% reimbursement for approved services. The bill also allocates funding for these reimbursements, requiring the Legislature to provide at least $20,000 to each conservation district, with additional funding based on the number of cooperators in the district.

West Virginia HB4516 establishes a process for conservation districts to reimburse septic tank services.

West Virginia HB4516 amends the state code to allow conservation districts to partially reimburse property owners for septic tank services. The bill defines the process for reimbursement, including obtaining an estimate from a licensed provider, submitting it to the conservation district board, and receiving up to 50% reimbursement for approved services. The bill also allocates funding for these reimbursements, requiring the Legislature to provide at least $20,000 to each conservation district, with additional funding based on the number of cooperators in the district.