State mandates; eliminating on local and regional government entities relating to education, etc. (SB679)
Introduced By
Sen. Steve Newman (R-Forest) with support from co-patron Sen. Tom Garrett (R-Lynchburg)
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Description
Elimination of state mandates. Eliminates several statewide mandates on local and regional government entities relating to procurement procedures, education, and land use. Amends § 10.1-561 (“State erosion and sediment control program.”), § 15.2-1643 (“Circuit courts to order court facilities to be repaired.”), § 15.2-2223.1 (“Comprehensive plan to include urban development areas.”), § 15.2-968.1 (“Use of photo-monitoring systems to enforce traffic light signals.”), § 2.2-1124 (“Disposition of surplus materials.”), § 2.2-4303 (“Methods of procurement.”), § 2.2-4304 (“Cooperative procurement.”), § 2.2-4343 (“Exemption from operation of chapter for certain transactions.”), § 22.1-129 (“Surplus property; sale, exchange or lease of real and personal property.”), § 22.1-18.1 (“Annual report on gifted education required; local advisory committee on gifted education.”), § 22.1-209.1:2 (“Regional alternative education programs for certain students.”), § 22.1-225 (“Authority of school boards.”), § 22.1-253.13:1 (“Standard 1. Instructional programs supporting the Standards of Learning and other educational objectives.”), § 22.1-275.1 (“School health advisory board.”), § 22.1-92 (“Estimate of moneys needed for public schools; notice of costs to be distributed.”), § 37.2-504 (“Community services boards; local government departments; powers and duties.”), § 37.2-508 (“Performance contract for mental health, mental retardation, and substance abuse services.”), § 42.1-36.1 (“Power and duty of library boards and certain governing bodies regarding acceptable Internet use policies.”), § 5.1-40 (“Lease of land acquired; approval by Department.”), § 51.5-89 (“Placement of blind persons in vacancies by Department; vending stands in Capitol; regulations.”), of the Code of Virginia. View Full Text »
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