HB 4323
Relating to authorizing the Division of Economic Development to promulgate a legislative rule relating to Tourism Development Districts.
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Bill overview
This bill allows the West Virginia Division of Economic Development to create a set of rules, outlined in 145 CSR 16, governing Tourism Development Districts. These rules will provide a framework for establishing and operating these districts, which are designed to promote tourism and economic growth in specific areas of the state. The legislation specifically references an existing rule already filed with the State Register. This action aims to clarify and standardize the procedures and regulations associated with Tourism Development Districts.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Division of Economic Development to create a legislative rule.
- The rule will pertain to Tourism Development Districts.
- The rule is referenced as 145 CSR 16.
- This authorization is based on existing authority in West Virginia Code.
- The rule aims to govern the establishment and operation of Tourism Development Districts.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Division of Economic Development
- Tourism Development Districts
- Local governments within Tourism Development Districts
- Businesses operating within Tourism Development Districts
- Tourism industry stakeholders
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal rule-making process for Tourism Development Districts.
- Provides the Division of Economic Development with the authority to define district parameters.
- Clarifies the legal basis for the Division’s rule-making power.
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Primary sponsor
D. Smith
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