Virginia Law

2004 Regular Session

Chapter 1 (HB 1296)

James Madison University; facilitates ability to begin construction needed as result of fire damage. 

Chapter 2 (HB 31)

Higher Educational Institutions Bond Bill of 2004; created. 

Chapter 3 (HB 32)

Parking Facilities Bond Bill of 2004; created. 

Chapter 17 (HB 37)

Constitutional amendment; succession to office of Governor. 

Chapter 33 (HB 75)

Bear or deer; abolishes damage stamp requirement in Craig County. 

Chapter 58 (HB 14)

State agency reporting requirements; certain eliminated. 

Chapter 62 (HB484)

 

Chapter 76 (HB 16)

Health insurance; abolishes optional supplemental insurance for retired state employees. 

Chapter 82 (HB 235)

Inmate Data System; maint. by Compensation Board, recouping costs assoc. with incarcerating aliens. 

Chapter 85 (HB 501)

Nursing home bed projects; conditions for issuance of an amended certificate of public need. 

Chapter 91 (SB 388)

Nursing home bed projects; conditions for issuance of an amended certificate of public need. 

Chapter 117 (SB 560)

Monacan Bridge; desig. as Lynchburg bypass bridge across James River b/Amherst Cty & Lynchb. 

Chapter 119 (SB 590)

Woodlawn Road; Dept. of Transp. to assert property rights of State in Fairfax County & Ft. Belvoir. 

Chapter 120 (SB 654)

Hampton Roads Sanitation District; adding King and Queen County thereto. 

Chapter 129 (HB 302)

Translation contracts; Dept. of General Serv. to establish for telephonic language interpretation. 

Chapter 138 (HB 622)

Natural cut Christmas trees; use in certain places of worship and apartment dwelling units. 

Chapter 139 (HB 627)

Ambulance; definition. 

Chapter 148 (HB 642)

Miller School of Albemarle; membership of Board of Trustees. 

Chapter 156 (SB 44)

Health insurance; coverage for biologically based mental illness. 

Chapter 235 (HB 1291)

Woodlawn Road; Dept. of Transp. to assert property rights of State in Fairfax County & Ft. Belvoir. 

Chapter 244 (SB 110)

Water supply plan regulations; effective date. 

Chapter 249 (SB 365)

Environmental permit fees; applicable to water and nonhazardous solid waste. 

Chapter 257 (SB 623)

Campbell, Anthony Daryl; widow awarded serv. hdgn. which he used as member of St. Police. 

Chapter 258 (HB 25)

Deer or elk; spotlighting. 

Chapter 259 (HB 26)

Antlerless deer; hunting. 

Chapter 260 (HB 27)

Wild turkeys; hunting in Pittsylvania County. 

Chapter 261 (HB 28)

Squirrels; hunting in Floyd County. 

Chapter 265 (HB 76)

Bird sanctuary; abolishes establishment in Roanoke County. 

Chapter 266 (HB 77)

Deer and wild birds or animals; abolishes unlawful rifle hunting in Halifax & Cumberland Counties. 

Chapter 290 (HB 643)

Norfolk Southern Corporation; Dept. of Conserv. & Recreation to accept abandoned railroad prop. 

Chapter 324 (HB 1350)

Environmental permit fees; applicable to water and nonhazardous solid waste. 

Chapter 337 (SB 609)

Final judgments in circuit court; when modifiable and appealable. 

Chapter 393 (SB 227)

Firearms; permit to sell or purchase in certain counties. 

Chapter 454 (HB 949)

Elizabeth River; Governor to convey certain subaqueous lands to Norfolk City. 

Chapter 473 (HB 1257)

Diplomas; local school board to award verified units of credit. 

Chapter 483 (HB 1436)

Elizabeth River; Marine Resources Commission to grant easement to VEPCO for electr. transm. lines. 

Chapter 490 (SB 32)

Parking Facilities Bond Bill of 2004; created. 

Chapter 532 (HB 433)

School boards; fringe benefits, expenses and reimbursements in Arlington County. 

Chapter 537 (HB 547)

Higher educ. inst. & industry; development of policies and strategies to eliminate barriers between. 

Chapter 550 (HB 963)

Exterior lighting; allows James City Co. to regulate illumination levels of buildings and property. 

Chapter 571 (HB 1261)

Employment Commission; conveying certain real property located in Petersburg City. 

Chapter 572 (HB 1313)

William J. Hargis, Jr. Library; Institute of Marine Science to name library. 

Chapter 578 (SB 13)

Sam Snead Memorial Highway; designating as Route 220 in Bath County. 

Chapter 579 (SB 34)

Jack and Carter Hardesty Bridge; designating as Route 340 bridge in Clarke County. 

Chapter 581 (SB 155)

George Fortune, Jr., Memorial Bridges; designating as I-66 bridges over Rt. 29 in Fairfax County. 

Chapter 616 (HB 545)

Integrated research & academic campuses; Research & Tech. Adv. Comm. continue its exam. of establmt. 

Chapter 618 (HB 605)

York County Circuit Court; name changed to York County-Poquoson Circuit Court. 

Chapter 624 (HB 909)

Heritage Music Trail: The Crooked Road; designating as certain hwys. in Southwest Va. 

Chapter 625 (HB 910)

Country Music Highway; designating portion of Rt. 23 lying within Wise, Lee, and Scott Counties. 

Chapter 628 (HB 997)

Fairfax Station Road; designating entire length in Fairfax County as a Virginia byway. 

Chapter 629 (HB 998)

Pleasant Valley Road; designating portion thereof in Fairfax County as a Virginia byway. 

Chapter 633 (HB 1154)

Route 17; designating portion as a Virginia byway. 

Chapter 634 (HB 1174)

Telecommunications and video taxation; proposed changes. 

Chapter 641 (HB 1413)

Korean War, World War II, & Vietnam Veterans Mem. Hwys.; desig. as Interstate Routes 64, 81, & 95. 

Chapter 642 (HB 1432)

Lovettsville Union Cemetery Company; updating incorporation thereof. 

Chapter 643 (HB 1444)

Humelsine Parkway; designating as Route 199 between I-64 east and west of Williamsburg City. 

Chapter 660 (SB 107)

Toll facilities; allows operator or toll collection tech. to obtain vehicle owner inform. from DMV. 

Chapter 662 (SB 126)

Virginia-North Carolina Interstate High-Speed Rail Compact; created. 

Chapter 664 (SB 139)

High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; Dept. of Transportation when making improv. to I-66 to include. 

Chapter 698 (SB 419)

Motor vehicle registration; nonrenew. for nonpaymt. of parkg. citations, abol. sunset provisions. 

Chapter 705 (SB 516)

Staunton Correctional Center; Governor to sell and convey. 

Chapter 708 (SB 565)

Health-related data elements; Secretary of Health & Human Resources to create a reference database. 

Chapter 713 (SB 602)

Chamberlin Hotel at Fort Monroe; extends lease for operation. 

Chapter 763 (HB 1182)

Monacan Bridge; designating as Lynchburg bypass bridge across James River. 

Chapter 776 (SB 285)

Licensure by Bd. of Contractors; Dept. of Prof. & Occupat'l Regul. & Bd. for Contr. to est. progr. 

Chapter 777 (SB 434)

Administrative Rules, Joint Commission on; continued, staffing. 

Chapter 789 (HB 454)

Licensure by Bd. of Contractors; Dept. of Prof'l. & Occupat'l Regul. & Bd. for Contr. to est. progr. 

Chapter 813 (SB 31)

Higher Educational Institutions Bond Bill of 2004; created. 

Chapter 824 (SB 608)

Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS); Secretary of Public Safety to implement. 

Chapter 825 (SB 614)

Occoneechee State Park; Dept. of Conserv. & Rec. to amend lease w/Sec. of Army in Mecklenburg. 

Chapter 852 (HB 848)

Relief; Ruffin, Julius Earl. 

Chapter 853 (HB 851)

Pharmacists; collaborative agreements with practitioner of med., etc. to continue. 

Chapter 861 (HB 1042)

Correctional facilities; utilization of private contracts. 

Chapter 873 (SB 18)

Constitutional amendment; effective dates of legislative and congressional redistricting. 

Chapter 880 (SB 234)

Claims; Julius Earl Ruffin. 

Chapter 897 (HB 105)

Capitol Square Preservation Act of 2003; changes in provisions. 

Chapter 910 (HB 635)

Assisted living facilities; exception to regula. requirement for those w/Alzheimer's care units. 

Chapter 969 (HB 1474)

Stuart Finley Bridge; desig. as bridge on Potterton Drive over Lake Barcroft in Fairfax County. 

Chapter 981 (SJ 6)

Constitutional amendment; effective dates of legislative and congressional redistricting. 

Chapter 982 (HJ 9)

Constitutional amendment; succession to office of Governor (second reference). 

Chapter 1000 (HB 1231)

Collegial bodies; changes and conformity of provisions. 

Chapter 1017 (SB 573)

Professional licensees; exp. of contin. educ. requir. for reg. who are on active military duty. 

Chapter 1020 (SB 661)

Real property owned by State; cert. restricted use may be satisfied if used for tourism in Va. Bch. 

2004 Special Session I

Chapter 4 (HB 5001)

Budget Bill. 

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