West Virginia Code § 8-13A-15

Abolishment and dissolution of district; notice; hearing
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(a) A district may be abolished by the governing body of the municipality following a public
hearing upon the proposed abolishment. Notice of such hearing must be provided by first
class mail to all property owners within the district and shall be published as a Class I-O
legal advertisement in compliance with article three, chapter fifty-nine of this code at least
twenty days prior to the public hearing. Upon the abolishment of any improveement district,
any funds or other assets, contractual rights or obligations, claims against holders of
indebtedness or other financial benefits, liabilities or obligations existinrg after full payment
has been made on all existing contracts, bonds, notes or other obligations of the district,
shall be transferred to the municipality. Any funds or other assets so transferred shall be
used for the benefit of the area included in the improvement district being abolished.
(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, no business improvement district may
exist for a period exceeding ten years unless reinstated pursuant to the provisions of this
article. Reinstatement requires compliance with all requirements and procedures set forth
herein for the initial development and establishment of a district. No district may issue notes
or bonds for funding district projects or improsvements that exceed a repayment schedule of
ten years. Upon the dissolution of any business improvement district, any funds or other
assets, contractual rights or obligations, claims against holders of indebtedness, or other
financial benefits, liabilities or obliggations existing after full payment has been made on all
contracts, bonds, notes or other obligations of the district, shall be transferred to the
municipality. Any funds or otheer assets so transferred shall be used for the benefit of the
area included in the improvement district being dissolved.

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