West Virginia SB182 regulates the process for municipalities to annex territory through minor boundary adjustments.
West Virginia SB182 amends the state code to detail the process for municipalities seeking to annex territory through minor boundary adjustments. The bill specifies that municipalities must apply to the county commission for permission to annex, paying all related costs. It limits the size of such adjustments to 105 percent of the existing municipal boundary and restricts the frequency to one adjustment every two years.
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