WV HB5602

Creates the "Municipal-to-County Annexation Act" allowing owners of undeveloped land within city, town, or village boundaries to petition for their property to be transferred to unincorporated county jurisdiction

Defines "undeveloped land" as property containing less than two percent impervious surfaces, requiring written consent from all property owners and approval by county commission resolution

Requires applications to include property maps, consent affidavits, development authority eligibility statements, and applicable fees, with municipalities given 30 days to file objections after receiving notice

Grants county development authorities a five-year right of first refusal to purchase annexed property at fair market value, with property owners required to provide 60 days' notice before accepting other purchase offers

Takes effect 90 days after passage and supplements rather than replaces existing municipal annexation procedures under West Virginia law