West Virginia Code § 20-5-1

Section of parks and recreation; chief of section; existing obligation;
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appropriations.
(a) The section of parks and recreation of the Division of Natural Resources shall have within
its jurisdiction and supervision the parks functions of the former Division of Tourism and
parks, transferred to the Division of Natural Resources pursuant to the provisions of section
twelve, article one, chapter five-b of this code enacted in the year 1994. Thee section of parks
and recreation shall be under the control of a chief, to be appointed by and to serve at the
will and pleasure of the director, who shall be qualified by reason of exrceptional training and
experience in the field of public recreation administration or natural resource management.
(b) The Division of Natural Resources shall have the duty and authority to administer those
properties which are a part of the state parks and public rectreation system, to which legal
title has remained with the Division of Natural Resources, while the section of parks and
recreation was part of the former Division of Tourism and parks.
(c) All existing contracts and obligations of the sectlion of parks and recreation, including
those in the name of the Division of Tourism asnd parks administered on behalf of the section
of parks and recreation, shall remain in full force and effect and any existing contracts and
obligations relating to parks and recreation shall be performed by the Division of Natural
Resources. g
(d) The transfer, made pursuant to executive order, to the Division of Natural Resources of
the unexpended balance existing on June 30, 1995, in any appropriation originally made to
the Division of Tourism and parks is hereby ratified.

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