2002 Virginia Uncodified Acts
11/21/2024
2002 Regular Session
- Chapter 1 (SB 254)
- Business Corporations Act; domestication and conversion, fees.
- Chapter 26 (HB 173)
- Freedom of Information Advisory Council; abolishes sunset provisions.
- Chapter 42 (SB 133)
- Animal and pound shelters; laws governing regulation.
- Chapter 58 (SB 575)
- Wills and estates; presumption of death due to September 11, 2001.
- Chapter 74 (SB 191)
- School boards; staggered terms in Bath County.
- Chapter 75 (SB 208)
- Freedom of Information Advisory Council; abolishes sunset provisions.
- Chapter 78 (SB 246)
- Tangible personal property tax in Alleghany County.
- Chapter 87 (HB 19)
- Eastern Virginia Medical School; name change.
- Chapter 106 (HB 251)
- Septic system inspectors.
- Chapter 113 (HB 286)
- Blue Ridge Parkway, Colonial Parkway, and Skyline Drive; scenic hwys.
- Chapter 136 (HB 614)
- James Vincent Morgan Bridges.
- Chapter 152 (SB 248)
- Municipal deed restriction on certain property in Virginia Beach.
- Chapter 168 (SB 490)
- Medical care facilities certificate of public need.
- Chapter 176 (SB 594)
- Property conveyance; Frontier Culture Museum.
- Chapter 179 (SB 643)
- Medical care facilities certificate of public need.
- Chapter 210 (HB 518)
- Hunter Mill Road; designated a byway.
- Chapter 219 (HB 667)
- Purple Heart Trail.
- Chapter 274 (HB 862)
- Local coal and gas road improvement tax; sunset date.
- Chapter 284 (HB 941)
- Animal pounds and shelters; enforcement of laws.
- Chapter 297 (HB 1203)
- Meetings of board of visitors of U.Va. via audio/video means.
- Chapter 316 (HB 140)
- Insurance fraud within DSP; abolishes sunset provisions.
- Chapter 317 (HB 147)
- Wilderness Road State Park; construction of interpretive 1775 fort.
- Chapter 319 (HB 177)
- Miller School of Albemarle; board of trustees.
- Chapter 331 (HB 1080)
- Health; patient data reporting.
- Chapter 335 (HB 1166)
- Claims; Paul E. Johnson.
- Chapter 382 (HB 530)
- Research and Technology Advisory Commission; policies.
- Chapter 383 (HB 534)
- Health professions; substance abuse counselors.
- Chapter 400 (HB 489)
- Wills and estates; presumption of death due to 9-11.
- Chapter 408 (HB 596)
- Prisoner sentencing information.
- Chapter 409 (HB 618)
- State-funded buildings and other structures; names.
- Chapter 426 (HB 1196)
- Interstate Route 73.
- Chapter 427 (HB 1293)
- Oyster grounds in Lafayette River.
- Chapter 429 (SB 38)
- Freedom of Information Act; electronic communication meetings.
- Chapter 436 (SB 146)
- Property conveyance; James City County.
- Chapter 439 (SB 211)
- Alexandria Historical Restoration and Preservation Commission.
- Chapter 458 (SB 471)
- Conveyance of certain lands to City of Portsmouth.
- Chapter 460 (SB 524)
- Income tax; sunset for voluntary cont. for certain housing programs.
- Chapter 474 (SB 684)
- Energy infrastructure; SCC to study effectiveness.
- Chapter 476 (SB 688)
- Retail Sales & Use Tax; multistate discussion study.
- Chapter 477 (SB 691)
- Communications towers or sites; lease agreements by State Police.
- Chapter 478 (SB 35)
- Eastern Virginia Medical School; name change.
- Chapter 482 (SB 457)
- Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Endowment.
- Chapter 485 (HB 107)
- Posting of "In God We Trust" in courtrooms.
- Chapter 488 (HB 698)
- Securitization of payments under tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.
- Chapter 495 (SB 107)
- Eminent domain; exercising power.
- Chapter 538 (HB 761)
- Workers' compensation; administration of claims.
- Chapter 539 (HB 844)
- Eminent domain.
- Chapter 543 (HB 921)
- Oyster grounds.
- Chapter 577 (HB 493)
- Diploma requirements; verified units.
- Chapter 592 (HB 1370)
- University of Virginia's College at Wise; property transfer.
- Chapter 603 (SB 131)
- Constitutional amendment; claims of actual innocence.
- Chapter 610 (SB 270)
- Transfer property of University of Virginia's College at Wise.
- Chapter 626 (SB 609)
- Diploma requirements; verified units.
- Chapter 630 (HB 36)
- Constitutional amendment; property tax exemptions.
- Chapter 648 (HB 1000)
- Risk assessment instrument when making detention decision.
- Chapter 649 (HB 1002)
- Nontidal wetlands program.
- Chapter 661 (SB 4)
- No-truck route; U.S. 17.
- Chapter 686 (SB 510)
- Police retirement system; Fairfax County.
- Chapter 746 (SB 267)
- Claims; Jeffrey D. Cox.
- Chapter 757 (HB 4)
- High-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes.
- Chapter 771 (HB 789)
- Claims; Jeffrey D. Cox.
- Chapter 776 (HB 1107)
- Claims; Mary E. Ferguson.
- Chapter 778 (HB 1137)
- Retirement; teachers return to workforce.
- Chapter 781 (HB 1320)
- Retirement; teachers.
- Chapter 793 (HB 27)
- Claims; Kingdom Communications Group, LLC.
- Chapter 799 (HB 426)
- Northern Virginia Transportation District Program.
- Chapter 804 (HB 1157)
- Claims; Flory Small Business Development Center, Inc.
- Chapter 808 (SB 32)
- Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2002; created.
- Chapter 809 (SB 249)
- Occoneechee State Park.
- Chapter 814 (HB 29)
- Budget Bill. Amends Appropriation Act of 2000, Chapter 1073.
- Chapter 815 (HB 100)
- Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2002; created.
- Chapter 824 (SJR 42)
- Constitutional amendment; claims of actual innocence.
- Chapter 825 (HJR 13)
- Constitutional amendment; property tax exemptions.
- Chapter 827 (SB 31)
- Educational Facilities Bond Act of 2002; created.
- Chapter 850 (SB 610)
- Geographic Information Network (VGIN) division; report on progress.
- Chapter 854 (SB 672)
- Park and Recreational Facilities Bond Act of 2002.
- Chapter 859 (HB 99)
- Educational Facilities Bond Act of 2002; created.
- Chapter 877 (HB 910)
- Advanced Shipbuilding and Carrier Integration Center.
- Chapter 884 (HB 1144)
- Park and Recreational Facilities Bond Act of 2002.
- Chapter 891 (SB 608)
- Posting of "In God We Trust" in all schools.
- Chapter 894 (HB 106)
- Posting of "In God We Trust" in local government admin. buildings.
- Chapter 895 (HB 108)
- Posting of "In God We Trust" in all schools.
- Chapter 899 (HB 30)
- Budget Bill. Appropriations for 2002-04 biennium.
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