HB 3121
Relating to the orphan roads and bridges program
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Bill overview
This bill aims to clarify and establish a process for the state’s ‘orphan roads and bridges’ program in West Virginia. It outlines requirements for identifying, acquiring, and maintaining roads and bridges that currently don’t fall under the state highway system. The bill specifies criteria for roads and bridges to qualify, including length restrictions and ownership requirements, and establishes a mechanism for acquiring rights-of-way if donations are insufficient. A sunset date of 10 years is included.
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Kump
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