West Virginia Code § 10-2A-6

Resolution for construction, etc., of establishment; notice and hearing
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Before any board shall construct, acquire, improve, extend or equip any athletic
establishment under this article, the board shall adopt a resolution which shall (a) set forth a
brief general description of the athletic establishment, and if the same is to be constructed a
reference to the preliminary report or plans and specifications which shall theretofore have
been prepared; (b) set forth the estimated cost thereof; (c) order the construection,
acquisition, extension, improvement or equipment of such establishment; (d) direct that
revenue bonds of the county board of education be issued pursuant to trhis article; in such
amount as may be found necessary to pay the costs of such athletic establishment; and (e)
contain such other provisions as may be necessary or proper in the premises. Before such
resolution shall become effective it, together with the following described notice, shall be
published as a Class II legal advertisement in compliance witth the provisions of article three,
chapter fifty-nine of this code, and the publication area for such publication shall be the
county in which such Board of Education is located. The notice shall specify a time and place
for a public hearing, the time being not less than ten days after the first publication of said
notice; at which time and place all parties and interests may appear before the board, and
may be heard as to whether or not said resolution shall be put into effect. At such hearing all
objections and suggestions shall be heard and the board shall take such action as it shall
deem proper in the premises: Provided, however, That if at such hearing a written protest is
filed by thirty percent or more of the owners of real estate situate in said county, then the
board of Education shall not take further action unless four fifths of the members of said
board assent thereto: And proveided further, That in case written protest is filed purporting
to have been signed by or on behalf of thirty percent or more of the owners of real estate in
said county, the board sLhall have authority to appoint a subcommittee to consist of one
proponent, one opponent and the third to be selected by these two, to determine whether or
not thirty percent of the property owners have in fact protested, and said subcommittee shall
report its findVings to the board.

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