West Virginia Code
Article 7. Licenses to Private Clubs
§60-7-4a. Notice of Application for License to Be Given to Municipal Clerk or Recorder; Duties of Clerk or Recorder; Consistency With Zoning and Community Development Programs; Authority of Commissioner

A person intending to apply for a license to operate a private club under the provisions of this article at any location within a municipality shall file a notice of such intention with the clerk or recorder of such municipality at least ten days prior to filing an application for such a license with the commissioner. Such notice shall include the address and a general description of the premises to be licensed, the food services to be offered and the patron capacity of the club. The clerk or recorder of the municipality shall report such notice to the governing body of such municipality at its next regular meeting or special meeting to be held not sooner than two days thereafter, together with a report of the zoning administrator for such municipality, if there be any as to whether:
(1) The proposed location of said private club is consistent with the zoning ordinances as either a permitted use or a conditional use of such premises; and
(2) The premises are situate in an area designated for the use of community development block grant funds in the municipality, and, if so situate, whether the planned use of the premises is consistent with any plan adopted by the governing body for revitalization or rehabilitation of such area.
Within ten days of such report, the governing body may submit written comment upon such intended use to the commissioner, who shall deny the license upon a finding that the use of the premises is neither a permitted nor a conditional use under the zoning ordinances of such municipality and that the municipality provides within its business zones suitable alternative locations. The commissioner may deny the license upon a finding that such use is incompatible with any plan adopted by the governing body for revitalization or rehabilitation of the area wherein such premises are situate. The municipality shall not unreasonably exclude a use of the premises which is compatible with such plan or zoning ordinance solely because the use includes premises licensed under this article.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 60. State Control of Alcoholic Liquors

Article 7. Licenses to Private Clubs

§60-7-1. Legislative Findings and Purposes

§60-7-2. Definitions; Authorizations; Requirements for Certain Licenses

§60-7-2a. Dual Licensing Permitted; Conditions

§60-7-3. Sale of Alcoholic Liquors and Nonintoxicating Beer by Licensee Authorized

§60-7-4. Application for License; Information Required; Verification; Application to Be Accompanied by Fees; Bond; College Fraternities and Sororities Ineligible for License; Racial Discrimination by Applicants Prohibited

§60-7-4a. Notice of Application for License to Be Given to Municipal Clerk or Recorder; Duties of Clerk or Recorder; Consistency With Zoning and Community Development Programs; Authority of Commissioner

§60-7-5. Investigation by Commissioner; Issuance or Refusal of License; Special Requirements for Clubs at Parks and Airports; Form of License; License Valid at One Location Only; Expiration and Renewal; Transferability

§60-7-6. Annual License Fee; Partial Fee; and Reactivation Fee

§60-7-6a. Special Privilege of Class a Private Club Licensee to Operate Separate but Connected Class B License

§60-7-7. Municipal Fee

§60-7-8. Application for Permit to Hold Special Nonalcoholic Entertainment Events for Persons Under Age Twenty-One

§60-7-8a. Special License for a Private Fair and Festival; Licensee Fee and Application; License Fee; License Subject to Provisions of Article; Exception

§60-7-8b. One-Day Charitable Rare, Antique, or Vintage Liquor Auction; Licensee Fee and Application; License Subject to Provisions of Article; Exceptions

§60-7-8c. Special License for a Multi-Vendor Private Fair and Festival; License Fee and Application; License Subject to Provisions of Article; Exception

§60-7-8d. Where Private Clubs May Sell and Serve Alcoholic Liquors and Nonintoxicating Beer or Nonintoxicating Craft Beer

§60-7-8e. Private Club Restaurant or Private Manufacturer Club Licensee S Authority to Sell Craft Cocktail Growlers

§60-7-8f. Private Delivery License for a Licensed Private Club Restaurant, Private Manufacturer Club, or a Third Party; Requirements; Limitations; Third Party License Fee; Private Cocktail Delivery Permit; and Requirements

§60-7-10. Duties and Powers of Commissioner

§60-7-11. Licensee Must Purchase Alcoholic Liquors From or Through Commissioner or Retail Licensee; Exceptions

§60-7-12. Certain Acts of Licensee Prohibited; Criminal Penalties

§60-7-12a. Unlawful Acts by Persons

§60-7-13. Revocation or Suspension of License; Monetary Penalty; Hearing; Assessment of Costs; Establishment of Enforcement Fund

§60-7-13a. Hearing on Sanctioning of License; Notice; Review of Action of Commissioner; Clerk of Court to Furnish Commissioner Copy of Order or Judgment of Conviction of Licensee; Assessment of Costs; Procedure for Appealing Any Final Order of the Co...

§60-7-14. Forfeiture of Bond; Collection

§60-7-15. License for the Sale of Nonintoxicating Beer

§60-7-16. Severability

§60-7-17. Repealer