SB711

Prohibiting discharge of concentrated highway runoff onto private property

Introduced·2/2/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB711 prohibits the discharge of concentrated highway runoff onto private property.

West Virginia SB711 aims to protect private property from damage caused by concentrated highway runoff. The bill prohibits the Division of Highways from discharging such runoff onto private property unless it is conveyed to a lawful outfall. A lawful outfall includes natural watercourses, ponds, lakes, public stormwater systems, and properly designed detention or retention facilities. The Division of Highways is authorized to extend or modify drainage facilities beyond the highway right-of-way and to enter private property for sediment removal.

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Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
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History

Feb 2

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 2

Senate

To Transportation and Infrastructure then Judiciary

Feb 2

Senate

Introduced in Senate