15-6-1 Legislative purpose and authority
15-6-2 Armory board revenue bonds not to constitute state debt, etc
15-6-3 Definitions
15-6-4 State armory board — Generally
15-6-5 State armory board — Duties
15-6-6 State armory board — Powers
15-6-6a Transfer of powers and duties to the Adjutant General
15-6-7 State armory board — Authority to issue revenue bonds
15-6-8 State armory board — Trustee of holders of revenue bonds
15-6-9 Application of proceeds of bonds, grants and appropriations
15-6-10 Rentals and other revenues from armories
15-6-11 Authority of board to pledge revenues as security
15-6-12 Title to armory property, etc., to vest in state
15-6-13 Lease of armory or armory facilities by Adjutant General
15-6-14 Acquisition of property for armory projects; condemnation
15-6-15 Preliminary expenses of armory projects
15-6-16 County or municipal aid for armory purposes
15-6-17 Disposition of abandoned and unsuitable armories or armory facilities
15-6-18 Exemption of armories, etc., from taxation
15-6-19 Article not authority to create state debt
15-6-20 Compliance with article and state Constitution only restrictions on construction and management of projects under article
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Terms Used In West Virginia Code > Chapter 15 > Article 6 - State Armory Board

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