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Comprehensive Plans in West Virginia

The comprehensive plans provided below are designed to help communities view comprehensive plans that have been implemented in the state. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list and is for informational purposes only.

Completed by the Land Use & Sustainable Development Law Clinic

Town of Alderson Comprehensive Plan

Town of Beverly Comprehensive Plan

City of Dunbar Comprehensive Plan

City of Elkins Comprehensive Plan

Town of Fayetteville Comprehensive Plan

Harrison County Comprehensive Plan

Town of Moorefield Comprehensive Plan

City of Moundsville Comprehensive Plan

City of Mount Hope Comprehensive Plan (with Anderson & Associates, Britt Ludwig, Cambria Planning Group, and Ziegler & Ziegler L.C.)

City of Richwood Comprehensive Plan

City of Ronceverte Comprehensive Plan (with Terrell Ellis & Associates)

Town of Shepherdstown Comprehensive Plan (with Benchmark Planning)

Town of Sophia Comprehensive Plan

City of Summersville Comprehensive Plan (with AECOM, formerly URS Corporation)

City of Wellsburg Comprehensive Plan

City of Weston Comprehensive Plan

Wyoming County Comprehensive Plan

Comprehensive Plans Completed by Outside Consultants

City of Beckley Comprehensive Plan (2014)

City of Charles Town Comprehensive Plan (2006)

City of Fairmont Comprehensive Plan (2005)

City of Huntington Comprehensive Plan (2013)

City of Morgantown Comprehensive Plan (2013)

City of Ranson Comprehensive Plan (2012)

City of Westover Comprehensive Plan (2013)

Corporation of Harpers Ferry Comprehensive Plan (2007)

Greenbrier County Comprehensive Plan (2014)

Hardy County Comprehensive Plan Update (2011)

Jefferson County Comprehensive Plan (2015)

Morgan County Comprehensive Plan (2007)

City of Wheeling Comprehensive Plan (2014)

The Land Use and Sustainable Development Law Clinic has compiled the materials on this website to provide you with general information about land use law in West Virginia. The information and the publications contained on this site have been prepared for general information and educational purposes only and are not intended to convey legal advice. These pages are public, and any use of these pages should be considered non-confidential. Providing this information to you is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship.

All of the information provided on this website is as accurate as we can make possible but we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of information on this site or that any information is current. The law evolves daily and the law may differ significantly from state to state and jurisdiction to jurisdiction, thus any information contained on this website may not apply to your particular facts or circumstances. Readers should not act on the information contained on this website independently. Thus, we strongly urge you to contact a qualified attorney for assistance with your particular facts or legal issue.

We have suggested useful links where we thought appropriate, but we cannot be responsible for the accuracy and the content of the material in these various links. Such links are not endorsements of any products or services in such sites, and no information in such sites have been endorsed or approved by the Land Use and Sustainable Development Law Clinic, West Virginia University, the WVU College of Law, or the State of West Virginia.

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