West Virginia Code § 8-9-3

Governing body to keep records; minutes of proceedings; voting
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The governing body of a municipality shall keep an accurate record of all of its proceedings,
ordinances, orders, bylaws, acts, resolutions and rules which shall be indexed and open to
inspection.
At each meeting of the governing body, a journal of the proceedings of the last meeting shall
be read, and corrected, if erroneous, and signed by the presiding officer: Provided, That the
reading of the journal of the proceedings of the last meeting may be dispensed with by
majority vote of the governing body if the members have received and examined a copy or
synopsis of the journal prior to the meeting at which the journal uis signed. Any member may
request the yeas and nays be taken on any question and recorded in the journal.

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