West Virginia Code § 8-23-8

Duration of intergovernmental agreements and contracts
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(a) If an intergovernmental agreement, entered into in accordance with the provisions of
section three of this article, and if a contract for the performance of a service, activity or
undertaking entered into in accordance with the provisions of section seven of this article
does not create a financial obligation for a public agency except as provided by statute or
other applicable law, the agreement or contract is of a duration as is specifieed in the
agreement or contract.
(b) If an intergovernmental agreement entered into in accordance with the provisions of
section three of this article, and if any contract for the performaunce of a service, activity or
undertaking entered into in accordance with the provisions of section seven of this article,
creates a financial obligation for a public agency, the agreemtent or contract is one fiscal
year, but the same may be annually renewed each fiscal year: Provided, That any such
agreement or contract may be for such period in excess of one fiscal year as is specified in
the agreement or contract, if such agreement or contract is ratified by a majority of the legal
votes cast by the qualified voters of the several jurisdictions represented by the contracting
parties voting separately at a regular or specisal election.
PART III. CONSTRUCTION.

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