(b) The facility shall provide the following services and programs which shall be consistent with the standards of the jail and correctional facilities standards commission:

1. (1) Health and medical services;
2. (2) Food services;
3. (3) Mail, telephone use, and visitation;
4. (4) Access to legal services and legal materials;
5. (5) Vocational training;
6. (6) Educational programs;
7. (7) Counseling services including personal counseling;
8. (8) Drug and alcohol counseling; and
9. (9) Sanitation services.

(g)

1. (1) Upon the issuance of a notice or order pursuant to this section, the commissioner shall, within thirty days, set a proposed penalty assessment and notify the contractor in writing of such proposed penalty assessment. The proposed penalty assessment must be paid in full within thirty days of receipt thereof or, if the contractor desires to contest the violation, an informal conference with the commissioner may be requested within fifteen days or a formal hearing before three members of the Regional Jail Authority, who are appointed by the secretary to hear cases pursuant to this article, may be requested within thirty days. The notice of proposed penalty assessment shall advise the contractor of the right to an informal conference or a formal hearing pursuant to this section. When an informal conference is requested, the contractor shall have fifteen days from receipt of the commissioner's decision resulting therefrom to request a formal hearing before three members of the Regional Jail Authority.

   1. (A) When an informal conference is held, the commissioner shall have authority to affirm, modify or vacate the notice, order or proposed penalty assessment.
   2. (B) Formal hearings shall be subject to the provisions of article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. Following the hearing, the three Regional Jail Authority members may affirm, modify or vacate the notice, order or proposed penalty assessment and, when appropriate, incorporate an assessment order requiring that the assessment and costs of the proceedings be paid.
2. (2) Civil penalties under this section may be recovered by the commissioner in the circuit court in the county where the facility is located or in the circuit court of Kanawha County. Civil penalties collected under this article shall be deposited with the state Treasurer to the credit of the Division of Corrections in a special revenue fund to be known as the "Private Prison Fund," which is hereby created.