HB4897

Utility Credit for Private Public-Access Recreation Spaces

Introduced·1/28/26
Intr Text

Utility credit for private public-access recreation spaces in West Virginia.

West Virginia HB4897 establishes a utility credit for private property owners who provide public-access recreation spaces, such as trailheads or small parks. Owners of these spaces can receive a monthly utility bill waiver of at least 99 percent for public utility amenities like restrooms and water spigots. To qualify, owners must submit a schematic to the Public Service District and maintain the amenities in a clean and safe condition. The Public Service District can inspect the amenities and terminate the credit if the conditions are not met.

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Enviroment, Infrastructure, and Technology Committee
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History

Jan 28

House

Filed for introduction

Jan 28

House

To Energy and Public Works

Jan 28

House

Introduced in House