HB 2589
Relating generally to asphalt grindings or millings from any WVDOH Right of Way
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies the process for the West Virginia Department of Highways (WVDOH) to handle asphalt grindings or millings removed from right-of-way areas. Specifically, it states that any grindings or millings not intended for reuse by the WVDOH must remain the property of the WVDOH and be stored at a designated local district office. Contractors are prohibited from selling these materials for profit, and local residents may be able to receive them if the local district office lacks storage capacity.
Key provisions
- Asphalt grindings or millings from WVDOH right-of-way must be stored at a designated local district office.
- Contractors cannot sell asphalt grindings or millings for profit.
- The commissioner of highways is authorized to dispose of surplus materials through transfer, exchange, or sale.
- A semiannual inventory of disposable equipment, supplies, and materials must be maintained.
- The commissioner may consult with the director of purchases for advantageous disposal.
- The inventories must include details about the items, purchase information, and disposition reasons.
- Inventories must be kept as public records for five years.
- Local districts can dispose of materials to residents along the right-of-way if they lack storage.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Department of Highways (WVDOH)
- Contractors working on WVDOH projects
- Local District Offices of the WVDOH
- Residents along WVDOH right-of-way
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