Modifying compulsory housing for hotels and motels

HB 2030 prohibits counties, cities/towns, and housing authorities from requiring hotels or motels to participate in programs that house homeless individuals or families using housing vouchers. The bill directly affects hotel and motel operators by preventing local governments and housing authorities from mandating their involvement in such programs. It adds new sections to West Virginia law defining "homeless individuals or families" (those lacking stable housing) and "hotel or motel" (temporary lodging for transient guests), while explicitly stating these entities cannot be compelled to join voucher-based housing initiatives. The law applies uniformly across county, municipal, and housing authority levels without creating new housing programs.