West Virginia Code
Article 20. Fees and Expenditures for County Development
§7-20-24. Severability

If any section, clause, provision or portion of this article shall be held to be invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect any other section, clause or provision of this article which is not in and of itself unconstitutional.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 7. County Commissions and Officers

Article 20. Fees and Expenditures for County Development

§7-20-1. Short Title

§7-20-2. Purpose and Findings

§7-20-3. Definitions

§7-20-4. Counties Authorized to Collect Fees

§7-20-5. Credits or Offsets to Be Adjusted; Incidental Benefit by One Development Not Construed as Denying Reasonable Benefit to New Development

§7-20-6. Criteria and Requirements Necessary to Implement Collection of Fees

§7-20-7. Establishment of Impact Fees; Levies May Be Used to Fund Existing Capital Improvements

§7-20-7a. Impact Fees for Affordable Housing

§7-20-8. Use and Administration of Impact Fees

§7-20-9. Refund of Unexpended Impact Fees

§7-20-10. Impact Fees Required to Be Consistent With Other Development Regulations

§7-20-11. Additional Powers

§7-20-12. Countywide Service Fees

§7-20-13. Bonds Issued to Finance Infrastructure Project

§7-20-14. Use of Proceeds From Sale of Bonds

§7-20-15. No Contribution by County

§7-20-16. Bonds Made Legal Investments

§7-20-17. Construction of Article

§7-20-18. No Notice, Consent or Publication Required

§7-20-19. Public Officials Exempt From Personal Liability

§7-20-20. Cooperation by Public Bodies

§7-20-21. Relocation of Public Utility Lines or Facilities to Accommodate Special Infrastructure Project

§7-20-22. Special Infrastructure Projects Financed by Service Fee Considered to Be Public Improvements Subject to Prevailing Wage, Local Labor Preference and Competitive Bid Requirements

§7-20-23. Excess Funds; Termination of Service Fee

§7-20-24. Severability