West Virginia Code
Article 3. Solid Waste Management Board
§22C-3-17. Maintenance, Operation and Repair of Projects; Repair of Damaged Property; Reports by Board to Governor and Legislature

Each solid waste development project, when constructed and placed in operation, shall be maintained and kept in good condition and repair by the board or if owned by a governmental agency, by such governmental agency, or the board or such governmental agency shall cause the same to be maintained and kept in good condition and repair. Each such project owned by the board shall be operated by such operating employees as the board employs or pursuant to a contract or lease with a governmental agency or person. All public or private property damaged or destroyed in carrying out the provisions of this article and in the exercise of the powers granted hereunder with regard to any project shall be restored or repaired and placed in its original condition, as nearly as practicable, or adequate compensation made therefor out of funds provided in accordance with the provisions of this article.
As soon as possible after the close of each fiscal year, the board shall make an annual report of its activities for the preceding fiscal year to the Governor and the Legislature. Each such report shall set forth a complete operating and financial statement covering the board's operations during the preceding fiscal year. The board shall cause an audit of its books and accounts to be made at least once each fiscal year by certified public accountants and the cost thereof may be treated as a part of the cost of construction or of operation of its projects. A report of the audit shall be submitted to the Governor and the Legislature.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 22C. Environmental Resources; Boards, Authorities, Commissions and Compacts

Article 3. Solid Waste Management Board

§22C-3-1. Short Title

§22C-3-2. Legislative Findings; Declaration of Policy and Responsibility; Purpose and Intent of Article

§22C-3-3. Definitions

§22C-3-4. Solid Waste Management Board; Organization of Board; Appointment and Qualification of Board Members; Their Term of Office, Compensation, and Expenses; Director of Board

§22C-3-5. Board to Designate and Establish Disposal Sheds; Construction, Maintenance, etc., of Disposal Projects; Loan Agreements; Compliance With Federal and State Law

§22C-3-6. Powers, Duties and Responsibilities of Board Generally

§22C-3-7. Development of State Solid Waste Management Plan

§22C-3-8. Power of Board to Collect Service Charges and Exercise Other Powers of Governmental Agencies in Event of Default; Power to Require Governmental Agencies to Enforce Their Rights

§22C-3-9. Development and Designation of Solid Waste Disposal Sheds by Board

§22C-3-10. Board Empowered to Issue Solid Waste Disposal Revenue Bonds, Renewal Notes and Refunding Bonds; Requirements and Manner of Such Issuance

§22C-3-11. Establishment of Reserve Funds, Replacement and Improvement Funds and Sinking Funds; Fiscal Agent; Purposes for Use of Bond Proceeds; Application of Surplus

§22C-3-12. Legal Remedies of Bondholders

§22C-3-13. Bonds and Notes Not Debt of State, County, Municipality or of Any Political Subdivision; Expenses Incurred Pursuant to Article

§22C-3-14. Use of Funds, Properties, etc., by Board; Restrictions Thereon

§22C-3-15. Audit of Funds Disbursed by the Board and Recipients Thereof

§22C-3-16. Rentals, Fees, Service Charges and Other Revenues From Solid Waste Disposal Projects; Contracts and Leases of Board; Cooperation of Other Governmental Agencies; Bonds of Such Agencies

§22C-3-17. Maintenance, Operation and Repair of Projects; Repair of Damaged Property; Reports by Board to Governor and Legislature

§22C-3-18. Solid Waste Disposal Revenue Bonds Lawful Investments

§22C-3-19. Exemption From Taxation

§22C-3-20. Governmental Agencies Authorized to Convey Property

§22C-3-21. Financial Interest in Contracts, Projects, etc., Prohibited; Gratuities Prohibited; Penalty

§22C-3-22. Conduct of Proceedings of Board

§22C-3-23. Regulation of Solid Waste Collectors and Haulers to Continue Under Public Service Commission; Bringing About Their Compliance With Solid Waste Disposal Shed Plan and Solid Waste Disposal Projects; Giving Testimony at Commission Hearings

§22C-3-24. Cooperation of Board and Enforcement Agencies in Collecting and Disposing of Abandoned Household Appliances and Motor Vehicles, etc.

§22C-3-25. Liberal Construction of Article

§22C-3-26. Supersedure Over County and Regional Solid Waste Authorities