The commission shall provide to licensed manufacturers, or applicants applying for a manufacturer's license, the protocol documentation data necessary to enable the respective manufacturer's video lottery terminals to communicate with the commission's central computer for transmitting auditing program information and for activation and disabling of video lottery terminals. Do Not Sell My Personal Information 29-22B-327. TECHNOLOGY-RELATED ASSISTANCE REVOLVING LOAN FUND FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. All information required by this section must be displayed under glass or another transparent substance. (b) A manufacturer may not sell or lease a video lottery terminal for placement in a licensed facility in the state unless the terminal has been approved by the Lottery Commission. WEST VIRGINIA WORKFORCE RESILIENCY ACT. (c)(1) An application filed on or before August 1, 2001 for a limited video lottery retailer's license shall state the number of video lottery terminals to be located on the premises of the applicant and state whether the applicant will own or lease the video lottery terminals or obtain them from an operator. The commission may reject any rules of play that are incomplete, confusing, misleading or inconsistent with game rules approved by the commission. 29-22B-803. (c) If a video lottery terminal is not placed in operation, the permittee shall notify the commission in writing of the location where the terminal is stored. OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION COMMISSION. Additional qualifications for an applicant for an operators license. If after the permit is issued, the operator enters into additional contracts with limited video lottery retailers with authorizations issued under section 22B-1104 or obtains additional authorizations through the bidding process, the operator shall apply to the commission for a supplemental permit to operate the number of video lottery terminals set forth in the application. The claimant or claimants shall be given notice of such hearing not less than ten days prior to the date set for the hearing. 29-22B-1001. Each video lottery terminal must contain a single printing mechanism capable of printing an original ticket and retaining an exact legible copy within the video lottery terminal, or other means of capturing and retaining an electronic copy of the ticket data as approved by the Lottery Commission. "Indirect ownership" means an interest a person owns in an entity or in property solely as a result of application of constructive ownership rules without regard to any direct ownership interest (or other beneficial interest) in the entity or property. Videos, activities & resources for every occasion. Each applicant bears all risks of adverse public notice, embarrassment, criticism, damages or financial loss which may result from any disclosure or publication of any material or information obtained by the Lottery Commission pursuant to action on an application. That follows. (b) Each permittee shall provide the commission thirty days' advance notice of any proposed account changes in order to assure the uninterrupted electronic transfer of funds. I dont think its going to affect our revenues because we still have the majority of those machines, 8,000 or so, still out in the field.. "Associated equipment" means any hardware located on the premises of video lottery retailers, other than the video lottery terminals themselves, that is connected to the video lottery terminal or to the central computer for the purpose of performing communication, validation or other functions. 29-22B-1104. THE WEST VIRGINIA ARTS AND HUMANITIES COUNCIL. WHEELING CREEK WATERSHED PROTECTION AND FLOOD PREVENTION DISTRICT COMPACT. 29-22B-1101. Order Today (681) 265-9368! (b) Notwithstanding any provision of this code to the contrary, the consideration paid by a patron of a restricted access adult-only facility to play video lottery games shall be exempt from the tax imposed by article 11-15-1, et seq., of this code. NATIONAL COAL HERITAGE AREA AUTHORITY. In addition to the general duties imposed on all licensees in section 22B-701 of this article, a manufacturer shall: (1) Manufacture terminals and associated equipment for placement in this state in accordance with the specifications and procedures specified in part 9 of this article; (2) Manufacture terminals and associated equipment to ensure timely delivery to licensed permittees; (3) Maintain and provide an inventory of spare parts to assure the timely repair and continuous operation of licensed video lottery terminals intended for placement in this state; (4) Pay no compensation of any kind to any limited video lottery retailer or give or transfer anything of value to any limited video lottery retailer, beyond a nominal consideration of $1 per year; (5) Provide to licensed permittees technical assistance and training in the service and repair of video lottery terminals and associated equipment so as to assure the continuous authorized operation and play of the video lottery terminals; (6) Obtain certification of compliance under the provisions of part 15 of the federal communication commission rules for all video lottery terminals placed in this state; (7) Comply with all applicable provisions of this article and rules and orders of the commission; and. "Operator" means a person holding an operators license granted under this article by the commission allowing the person to: (1) Own or lease a specified number of video lottery terminals from one or more manufacturers; (2) service and repair those video lottery terminals; (3) enter into contracts with limited video lottery retailers for placement of those video lottery terminals in a restricted access adult-only facility located on the premises of the limited video lottery retailers; and (4) operate limited video lottery terminals as a limited video lottery retailer, subject to the provisions of 29-22B-503 of this code. Local firefighter and Belington resident flown from fire scene. Notice: The West Virginia Lottery strives for accuracy in reporting of winning numbers; however we cannot be responsible for complete accuracy of information due to the possible unauthorized entries and edits of our material. Nothing in this section prevents or impairs the State Police or local law-enforcement agencies from engaging in the activities set forth in this subdivision on their own initiative; (6) To conduct a continuous study and investigation of limited video lottery throughout the state (A) to ascertain any defects in this article or in legislative rules that may conflict with the purposes of this article, (B) to discover any abuses in the administration, control and oversight of limited video lottery or (C) to discover any violation of this article or applicable legislative rules; (7) To formulate and recommend proposed legislation amending this article or any applicable legislative rule so as to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of this article; (8) To report immediately to the Governor, the Speaker of the House of Delegates, the President of the Senate, the minority leaders of both houses, and such other state officers as the Lottery Commission deems appropriate concerning any laws which it determines may require immediate amendment to prevent abuses and violations of this article or any applicable rule or to remedy undesirable conditions in connection with the administration or the operation of limited video lottery; (9) To require such special reports from the director as it considers necessary; (10) To issue licenses to those involved in the ownership, participation, or conduct of limited video lottery; (11) To delegate to the director the authority to issue or deny licenses and renewals under criteria established by the commission; (12) Upon complaint, or upon its own motion, to levy civil penalties and to suspend or revoke licenses that the Lottery Commission has issued for failure to comply with any applicable provision of this article or rule of the commission; (13) To establish and collect fees upon persons, licenses, and gaming devices used in, or participating in, limited video lottery as provided in this article or rule of the commission; (14) To obtain all information from licensees and other persons and agencies which the Lottery Commission deems necessary or desirable in the conduct of its business; (15) To issue subpoenas for the appearance or production of persons, records, and things in connection with applications before the Lottery Commission or in connection with disciplinary or contested cases considered by the Lottery Commission; (16) To apply for injunctive or declaratory relief to enforce the provisions of this article and any rules promulgated pursuant to this article; (17) To impose and collect civil penalties as provided for under this article; (18) To inspect and examine without notice all premises wherein limited video lottery is conducted or devices or equipment used in limited video lottery are located, manufactured, sold, or distributed, and to summarily seize, remove, and impound, without notice or hearing from such premises any equipment, devices, supplies, books, or records for the purpose of examination or inspection; (19) To exercise other incidental powers as may be necessary to ensure the safe and orderly regulation of limited gaming and the secure collection of all revenues, including, but not limited to, taxes, fees, civil penalties and other moneys due the commission; (20) To establish internal control procedures for licensees, including accounting procedures, reporting procedures, and personnel policies; (21) To establish and collect fees for performing background checks on all applicants for licenses and on all persons with whom the commission may agree with or contract with for the providing of goods or services, as the commission deems appropriate; (22) To establish and collect fees for performing, or having performed, tests on equipment and devices to be used in limited video lottery; (23) To demand, at any time when business is being conducted, access to and inspection, examination, photocopying, and auditing of all papers, books, and records of applicants and licensees, on their premises or elsewhere as practicable by authorized employees or agents of the commission and in the presence of the licensee or his or her agent, pertaining to the gross income produced by any licensed gaming establishment and to require verification of income, and all other matters affecting the enforcement of the policies of the Lottery Commission or any provision of this article; and to impound or remove all papers, books, and records of applicants and licensees, without hearing, for inspection or examination; and. If, within the time determined by the commissioner, the current permit holder pays the amount to the commission and complies with all other requirements imposed by the provisions of this article for the issuance of the permit, the permit for the ten-year period beginning July 1, 2011, or for any ten-year period thereafter, shall be issued to the current permit holder. The 2023 WVPB Writers Contest is underway! A manufacturer of video lottery terminals may not sell or lease video lottery terminals to any person for use in this state unless the manufacturer possesses a current manufacturer's license issued by the Lottery Commission as provided in this article. (d) The manufacturers shall schedule training programs at convenient locations within this state to facilitate attendance by service technicians. Notice: The West Virginia Lottery strives for accuracy in reporting of winning numbers; however we cannot be responsible for complete accuracy of information due to the possible unauthorized entries and edits of our material. (a) The commission may not issue any license until after the background investigations are concluded. (a) For entering the logic area of any video lottery terminal at any time when a representative of the West Virginia Lottery Commission is not present and observing the process, the service technician shall be fined: (3) Three thousand dollars for a third violation. Video lottery terminal defined. 29-22B-404. Year-to-date, the states share of Lottery profits is $123.25 million, down $2.88 million from the same point in 2019. Each permittee shall report to the commission any discrepancies between the commission's statement and each terminal's mechanical and electronic meter readings. (b) Manufacturers shall submit to the commission the following information on each training program conducted: (1) An outline of the training curriculum; (2) A list of the instructors and their qualifications; (4) The time, dates and location of the training programs. (b) A petition for hearing shall be served on the commission by delivery in person at the primary office of the commission or by certified mail. ARTICLE 3C. (b) No funds shall be expended from the special law-enforcement investigation fund except as follows: (1) In the case of the funds belonging to the West Virginia state police, the funds shall only be expended at the direction of the superintendent and in accordance with the provisions of section 5A-2-15 and subsection 12-2-2(j) of this code; (2) In the case of funds belonging to the office of either the sheriff or prosecuting attorney of any county in which the special fund has been created, the funds therein may only be expended in the manner provided in sections 7-5-4 and 5 of this code; and. (3) That the privilege of participation in limited video lottery operations is conditioned upon (A) the proper and continuing individual qualification of an applicant or licensee, and (B) the discharge of the affirmative responsibility of each licensee to provide the regulatory and investigatory authorities with any assistance and information necessary to assure that the policies declared by this article are achieved. (2) A place of business that: (A) Has a "Class A" license issued under article 11-16-1, et seq., of this code to sell nonintoxicating beer for consumption on the premises; (B) derives at least forty percent of its annual gross receipts at that location from sales of nonintoxicating beer to consumers and of such sales, at least eighty percent are sales of nonintoxicating beer for consumption on the premises; (C) maintains a suitable kitchen and dining facility and related equipment for serving meals for on-premises consumption; (D) regularly prepares and sells meals for consumption on the premises; (E) has a separate room suitable for the location of video lottery terminals with adult-only restricted access, the interior of which is not visible to persons outside the room; and (F) after meeting any additional standards developed by the commission to implement and apply this subdivision (2), is licensed under this article by the commission to allow video lottery games to be played in the restricted access adult-only separate room on the premises. In addition, such notice shall contain the following information: (1) A description of the property seized; (2) A statement as to who is responsible for the seizure; (3) A statement of the time and place of seizure; (4) The identity of the owner or owners of the property, if known; (5) The identity of the person or persons in possession of the property at the time of seizure, if known; and. (c) In addition to the requirements of subsection (b) of this section, the prosecuting attorney or law-enforcement officer upon whose oath or affirmation the petition for forfeiture is based, shall be responsible for the publication of a further notice. Lottery revenues: Racetrack Video Lottery trails LVL in latest numbers - WV MetroNews St. Albans (0-8) 0 #1 Huntington (7-1) 0 Fri. South Charleston (1-7) 0 #2 Hurricane (7-1) 0 Fri. #7. of this code, or a Class "A" nonintoxicating beer license issued as provided in article 11-16-1 et seq. Net terminal income and gross terminal income defined. For each subsequent violation, the fine imposed by the commission shall increase by $100. 29-22B-402. WV Department of Revenue: TransparencyWV.org: wvOASIS: Budget > Reports & Charts > Revenue Reports. Union representatives say Senate Bill 268 would benefit the richest and hurt the poorest. (5) Copies of all certificates of completion. (a) A manufacturer transporting or arranging for the transportation of one or more video lottery terminals into this state shall, prior to shipment, provide the commission with the following information on forms prescribed by the commission: (1) The full name and address of the person shipping the video lottery terminals; (2) The method of shipment and the name of the carrier; (3) The full name and address of the permittee to which the video lottery terminals are being sent and the destination of the terminals if different from the address of the permittee; (4) The number of video lottery terminals in the shipment; (5) The serial number of each video lottery terminal in the shipment; (6) The model number and description of each video lottery terminal in the shipment; and. Control of electrical power. Copyright 2023 West Virginia Public Broadcasting, All Rights Reserved, Arts Day At The Legislature Celebrates Longevity, Focuses On The Future. 29-22B-707. (a) When property other than that referred to in section 22B-1806 of this part is forfeited under this section, the circuit court ordering the forfeiture, upon application by the prosecuting attorney or the chief of the law-enforcement agency that seized said forfeited property, may direct that: (1) Title to the forfeited property be vested in the law-enforcement agency so petitioning; or, (2) The law-enforcement agency responsible for the seizure retain the property for official use; or.
