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WV SB996
Bill
AI Summary
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Establishes Jennings Randolph Lake State Park in Mineral County as West Virginia's 37th official state park, effective July 1, 2026
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Authorizes the Division of Natural Resources to administer, manage, maintain, and improve the park as part of the state park system
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Permits cooperative agreements with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, local governments, and private partners for park operation and maintenance
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Grants authority to develop recreational facilities, expand camping and lodging opportunities, and improve public access to promote tourism and economic growth in the Potomac Highlands region
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Preserves federal jurisdiction over the lake, dam, reservoir project, and federally controlled surrounding lands
Legislative Description
Creating Jennings Randolph Lake State Park and Teter Creek Lake State Park
Natural Resources
Last Action
To Finance
2/25/2026