2006 Uncodified Acts

2006 Virginia Uncodified Acts

6/18/2019

Administration of Government Generally

Chapter 39 (SB 52): Occoneechee State Park; lease extended.
Chapter 124 (HB 930): Vendor's manual; DGS, et al to establish procedure for refunding relevant eVa transaction fees.
Chapter 245 (HB 83): Public Building Authority; issuance of bonds for State Agency Radio System for State Police.
Chapter 266 (HB 975): U.S. Navy Master Jet Base; land use adjacent to certain.
Chapter 269 (HB 999): Grievance procedure; Albemarle County utilizing an administrative hearing officer rather than panel.
Chapter 328 (SB 565): Master Jet Base; use of land adjacent to thereto.
Chapter 420 (HB 676): VDOT; Commissioner to report on actions & initiatives that involve outsourcing & privatization.
Chapter 439 (HB 949): Old City Hall; Director of DGS to record declaration of historic preservation covenants relating.
Chapter 478 (SB 106): Waste discharge permits; consent of local governing body required before Water Control Board issues.
Chapter 518 (SB 443): Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Program and Fund; increases educational oppotunity.
Chapter 522 (SB 518): License plates, special; issuance to members of State Defense Force.
Chapter 544 (HB 677): VDOT; Transportation Commissioner to report on certain accomplishments, actions, and initiatives.
Chapter 566 (HB 1543): Rural Addition Program; funds allocated to any county.
Chapter 580 (SB 610): Physicians; extends sunset provision to purchase medical malpractice insurance.
Chapter 610 (HB 1313): Virginia Retirement System; certain Fairfax County employees.
Chapter 614 (HB 1383): Veterans care center; Governor to request federal funds to construct in Hampton Roads area.
Chapter 816 (HB 267): Nursing home bed projects; conditions for issuance of certificate of public need.
Chapter 821 (HB 1582): Local government & school divisions; cooperative transportation agreements between.
Chapter 879 (HB 1427): No Child Left Behind; Bd. of Education to develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
Chapter 880 (HB 1428): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education encouraged to request waivers and exemptions.
Chapter 884 (HB 1533): Elizabeth River; Governor to sell and convey subaqueous lands in City of Norfolk.
Chapter 904 (SB 410): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
Chapter 918 (SB 617): License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness, youth soccer, etc.

Appropriations

Chapter 2 (HB 5012): Budget Bill. Additional appropriations for 2004-2006 biennium.
Chapter 3 (HB 5002): Budget Bill. Appropriations for 2006-2008 biennium.
Chapter 10 (HB 5032): Budget Bill; additional appropriations for 2007-2008 biennium.
Chapter 105 (HB 643): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 180 (SB 514): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 245 (HB 83): Public Building Authority; issuance of bonds for State Agency Radio System for State Police.
Chapter 566 (HB 1543): Rural Addition Program; funds allocated to any county.
Chapter 614 (HB 1383): Veterans care center; Governor to request federal funds to construct in Hampton Roads area.

Armed Forces

Chapter 266 (HB 975): U.S. Navy Master Jet Base; land use adjacent to certain.
Chapter 293 (HB 1465): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.
Chapter 315 (SB 359): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.
Chapter 328 (SB 565): Master Jet Base; use of land adjacent to thereto.
Chapter 614 (HB 1383): Veterans care center; Governor to request federal funds to construct in Hampton Roads area.

Bonds

Chapter 245 (HB 83): Public Building Authority; issuance of bonds for State Agency Radio System for State Police.
Chapter 511 (SB 28): Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2006; created.
Chapter 532 (HB 77): Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2006; created.

Cemeteries

Chapter 293 (HB 1465): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.
Chapter 315 (SB 359): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.

Civil Remedies & Procedure

Chapter 780 (HB 568): Communications tax reform; revises services, report.

Commissions, Boards and Institutions

Chapter 420 (HB 676): VDOT; Commissioner to report on actions & initiatives that involve outsourcing & privatization.
Chapter 544 (HB 677): VDOT; Transportation Commissioner to report on certain accomplishments, actions, and initiatives.
Chapter 776 (HB 381): Certificate of public need; authorization of certain amendment.
Chapter 816 (HB 267): Nursing home bed projects; conditions for issuance of certificate of public need.
Chapter 821 (HB 1582): Local government & school divisions; cooperative transportation agreements between.
Chapter 879 (HB 1427): No Child Left Behind; Bd. of Education to develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
Chapter 880 (HB 1428): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education encouraged to request waivers and exemptions.
Chapter 904 (SB 410): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.

Constitutional Amendment

Chapter 68 (HB 1382): Constitutional amendment; prohibits General Assembly from incorporating churches.
Chapter 72 (HB 101): Constitutional amendment; marriage may exist only between a man and woman.
Chapter 173 (SB 357): Constitutional amendment; exempts certain property from taxation (first reference).
Chapter 828 (SB 526): Constitutional amendment; marriage may exist only between a man and woman.
Chapter 944 (HJ 41): Constitutional amendment (second resolution); marriage.
Chapter 945 (HJ 159): Constitutional amendment; prohibits General Assembly from incorporating churches.
Chapter 946 (SJ 87): Constitutional amendment; localities to be partially exempt from real property tax.
Chapter 947 (SJ 92): Constitutional amendment (second resolution); marriage.

Counties, Cities and Towns

Chapter 28 (SB 342): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.
Chapter 105 (HB 643): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 111 (HB 779): Transient occupancy tax; maximum amount Nelson County may charge.
Chapter 112 (HB 783): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.
Chapter 125 (HB 971): T.C. Williams High School; City of Alexandria School Bd. to set school calendar prior to Labor Day.
Chapter 174 (SB 366): T.C. Williams High School; opening 2006 school year.
Chapter 180 (SB 514): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 266 (HB 975): U.S. Navy Master Jet Base; land use adjacent to certain.
Chapter 269 (HB 999): Grievance procedure; Albemarle County utilizing an administrative hearing officer rather than panel.
Chapter 328 (SB 565): Master Jet Base; use of land adjacent to thereto.
Chapter 478 (SB 106): Waste discharge permits; consent of local governing body required before Water Control Board issues.
Chapter 566 (HB 1543): Rural Addition Program; funds allocated to any county.

Domestic Relations

Chapter 72 (HB 101): Constitutional amendment; marriage may exist only between a man and woman.
Chapter 828 (SB 526): Constitutional amendment; marriage may exist only between a man and woman.
Chapter 944 (HJ 41): Constitutional amendment (second resolution); marriage.
Chapter 947 (SJ 92): Constitutional amendment (second resolution); marriage.

Education

Chapter 28 (SB 342): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.
Chapter 112 (HB 783): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.
Chapter 125 (HB 971): T.C. Williams High School; City of Alexandria School Bd. to set school calendar prior to Labor Day.
Chapter 164 (SB 97): SOL assessments; fire drills, etc. prohibited in schools during periods of mandatory testing.
Chapter 174 (SB 366): T.C. Williams High School; opening 2006 school year.
Chapter 382 (SB 687): Teacher education programs; Board of Education shall not condition full approval.
Chapter 511 (SB 28): Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2006; created.
Chapter 526 (SB 683): High school diploma; Board of Education to establish requirements thereof for students with LEP.
Chapter 532 (HB 77): Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2006; created.
Chapter 821 (HB 1582): Local government & school divisions; cooperative transportation agreements between.
Chapter 879 (HB 1427): No Child Left Behind; Bd. of Education to develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
Chapter 880 (HB 1428): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education encouraged to request waivers and exemptions.
Chapter 904 (SB 410): No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
Chapter 933 (HB 1502): Higher educational institutions; management agreements, report.
Chapter 943 (SB 675): Higher educational institutions; management agreements, report.

Elections

Chapter 28 (SB 342): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.
Chapter 112 (HB 783): School board; referendum in Page County on question of whether should be elected biennially.

Environment and Conservation

Chapter 39 (SB 52): Occoneechee State Park; lease extended.

General Assembly

Chapter 68 (HB 1382): Constitutional amendment; prohibits General Assembly from incorporating churches.
Chapter 518 (SB 443): Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Program and Fund; increases educational oppotunity.
Chapter 945 (HJ 159): Constitutional amendment; prohibits General Assembly from incorporating churches.

Health

Chapter 49 (HB 48): CHAMPS program; coordinated medical care in City of Chesapeake.
Chapter 339 (HB 714): Health partnership authorities, local; repeals sunset provision.
Chapter 368 (SB 252): Health partnership authorities, local; repeals sunset provision.
Chapter 655 (HB 758): Medical assistance services; State Plan amendment or application for certain waiver.
Chapter 816 (HB 267): Nursing home bed projects; conditions for issuance of certificate of public need.

Insurance

Chapter 919 (SB 632): Neurological birth-related injury cases; review of certain cases.

Labor and Employment

Chapter 610 (HB 1313): Virginia Retirement System; certain Fairfax County employees.

Land Use

Chapter 201 (HB 940): Rappahannock River; Marine Resources Commission to convey certain lands pertaining thereto.
Chapter 224 (SB 213): O. Winston Link Trail; established to highlight and celebrate railroad heritage.
Chapter 266 (HB 975): U.S. Navy Master Jet Base; land use adjacent to certain.
Chapter 293 (HB 1465): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.
Chapter 315 (SB 359): Southwest Va. Veterans Cemetery; Dept. of Veterans Services authorized to accept donated property.
Chapter 328 (SB 565): Master Jet Base; use of land adjacent to thereto.
Chapter 884 (HB 1533): Elizabeth River; Governor to sell and convey subaqueous lands in City of Norfolk.

Landmarks, Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Chapter 3 (HB 47): Douthat State Park; pilot program repealed.
Chapter 39 (SB 52): Occoneechee State Park; lease extended.
Chapter 224 (SB 213): O. Winston Link Trail; established to highlight and celebrate railroad heritage.

Law Enforcement

Chapter 245 (HB 83): Public Building Authority; issuance of bonds for State Agency Radio System for State Police.

Motor Vehicles

Chapter 522 (SB 518): License plates, special; issuance to members of State Defense Force.
Chapter 918 (SB 617): License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness, youth soccer, etc.
Chapter 934 (HB 1581): Interstate Route 81 Corridor; diversion of truck traffic.

Professions and Occupations

Chapter 580 (SB 610): Physicians; extends sunset provision to purchase medical malpractice insurance.

Property and Conveyances

Chapter 201 (HB 940): Rappahannock River; Marine Resources Commission to convey certain lands pertaining thereto.
Chapter 588 (HB 214): Treasurers' sales; relief for certain purchasers of property sold prior to designated date.
Chapter 664 (HB 898): Sam's Restaurant; Governor to convey to Ocean Properties, LLC in downtown section of Hampton.
Chapter 884 (HB 1533): Elizabeth River; Governor to sell and convey subaqueous lands in City of Norfolk.

Public Service Companies

Chapter 780 (HB 568): Communications tax reform; revises services, report.

Relief

Chapter 506 (SB 609): Claims; Troy D. Hopkins.
Chapter 612 (HB 1379): Claims; Willie Neville Davidson.
Chapter 613 (HB 1380): Claims; Phillip Thurman.

Taxation

Chapter 4 (HB 5019): Estate tax, and land preservation tax credit; changes in provisions therefor, report.
Chapter 5 (SB 5019): Estate tax, and land preservation tax credit; changes in provisions therefor, report.
Chapter 111 (HB 779): Transient occupancy tax; maximum amount Nelson County may charge.
Chapter 173 (SB 357): Constitutional amendment; exempts certain property from taxation (first reference).
Chapter 780 (HB 568): Communications tax reform; revises services, report.
Chapter 946 (SJ 87): Constitutional amendment; localities to be partially exempt from real property tax.

Transportation, Highways, Roads and Bridges

Chapter 105 (HB 643): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 180 (SB 514): Private roads; Counties of Dickenson & Tazewell added to provision allowing maintenance thereof.
Chapter 420 (HB 676): VDOT; Commissioner to report on actions & initiatives that involve outsourcing & privatization.
Chapter 520 (SB 484): Jimmy Maloney Memorial Highway; designating as portion of Route 60W.
Chapter 521 (SB 485): Jack L. Massie Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 199 twin bridges over College Creek.
Chapter 522 (SB 518): License plates, special; issuance to members of State Defense Force.
Chapter 523 (SB 532): Blue Star Memorial Highway; designating as portion of Old Keene Mill Road in Fairfax County.
Chapter 525 (SB 650): Nicely Memorial Bridge; designating as I-64 bridge over Cowpasture River in Alleghany County.
Chapter 542 (HB 589): Blue Star Memorial Highway; designating as portion of Old Keene Mill Road in Fairfax County.
Chapter 544 (HB 677): VDOT; Transportation Commissioner to report on certain accomplishments, actions, and initiatives.
Chapter 566 (HB 1543): Rural Addition Program; funds allocated to any county.
Chapter 592 (HB 511): Worrell Family Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 662 bridge over Burks Fork Creek.
Chapter 606 (HB 994): Public Procurement Act; purchase of certain insurance in construction projects.
Chapter 619 (HB 1547): Alma C. White Memorial Bridge; designating at Route 631 bridge at Little Creek Dam Road.
Chapter 821 (HB 1582): Local government & school divisions; cooperative transportation agreements between.
Chapter 852 (HB 833): License plates, special; eliminates fee for those bearing legend: United We Stand.
Chapter 887 (HB 1597): Blue Star Memorial Highway.
Chapter 918 (SB 617): License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness, youth soccer, etc.
Chapter 934 (HB 1581): Interstate Route 81 Corridor; diversion of truck traffic.

Utilities

Chapter 478 (SB 106): Waste discharge permits; consent of local governing body required before Water Control Board issues.

Waters of the State, Ports and Harbors

Chapter 201 (HB 940): Rappahannock River; Marine Resources Commission to convey certain lands pertaining thereto.
Chapter 884 (HB 1533): Elizabeth River; Governor to sell and convey subaqueous lands in City of Norfolk.

Welfare and Social Services

Chapter 614 (HB 1383): Veterans care center; Governor to request federal funds to construct in Hampton Roads area.
Chapter 655 (HB 758): Medical assistance services; State Plan amendment or application for certain waiver.
Chapter 776 (HB 381): Certificate of public need; authorization of certain amendment.

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