West Virginia Code § 16-13-22a

Grants, loans and advances
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Any municipality is authorized and empowered to accept loans or grants and procure loans
or temporary advances evidenced by notes or other negotiable instruments issued in the
manner, and subject to the privileges and limitations, set forth with respect to bonds
authorized to be issued under the provisions of this article, for the purpose of paying part or
all of the cost of acquisition or construction of said sewage works and the coenstruction of
betterments and improvements thereto, and for the other purposes herein authorized, from
any authorized agency of the state or from the United States of Americra or any federal or
public agency or department of the United States or any private agency, corporation or
individual, which loans or temporary advances, including the interest thereon, may be repaid
out of the proceeds of bonds authorized to be issued under the provisions of this article, the
revenues of the said sewage works or grants to the municipatlity from any agency of the state
or from the United States of America or any federal or public agency or department of the
United States or any private agency, corporation or individual or from any combination of
such sources of payment, and to enter into the necessary contracts and agreements to carry
out the purposes hereof with any agency of the state, the United States of America or any
federal or public agency or department of the United States, or with any private agency,
corporation or individual. Any other provisions of this article to the contrary
notwithstanding, interest on any such loans or temporary advances may be paid from the
proceeds thereof until the maturity of such notes or other negotiable instrument.
In no event shall any such loane or temporary advance be a general obligation of the
municipality and such loans or temporary advances, including the interest thereon, shall be
paid solely from the souLrces specified in this section.

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