Virginia — Title 32.1 · Chapter 6

• § 32.1-163 — Definitions
• § 32.1-163.1 — Personal liability of sanitarians defined
• § 32.1-163.2 — Long range plan for onsite sewage
• § 32.1-163.3 — Identities of persons making certain reports to remain confidential
• § 32.1-163.4 — Procedures for application backlogs; individuals approved to conduct evaluations for septic system or other onsite sewage system permit applications
• § 32.1-163.5 — Onsite sewage evaluations
• § 32.1-163.6 — Professional engineering of onsite treatment works
• § 32.1-164 — Powers and duties of Board; regulations; fees; onsite soil evaluators; letters in lieu of permits; inspections; civil penalty
• § 32.1-164.1 — Appeals from denials of septic tank permits; inspections
• § 32.1-164.1:01 — Onsite Sewage Indemnification Fund
• § 32.1-164.1:1 — Validity of certain septic tank permits
• § 32.1-164.1:2 — Eligibility for betterment loans to repair or replace failing onsite sewage systems
• § 32.1-164.1:3 — Permits for voluntary system upgrades
• § 32.1-164.8 — Onsite Operation and Maintenance Fund established
• § 32.1-164.9 — Regulations for chamber and bundled expanded polystyrene effluent distribution systems for onsite sewage systems
• § 32.1-164.10 — Alternative onsite sewage system general approval process
• § 32.1-165 — Prior approval required before issuance of building permit; approved sewage system or nonconforming system
• § 32.1-166 — Agreements with federal agencies
• § 32.1-166.1 — Review Board; members
• § 32.1-166.2 — Officers; secretary
• § 32.1-166.3 — Oath
• § 32.1-166.4 — Meetings
• § 32.1-166.5 — Offices
• § 32.1-166.6 — Review Board to hear appeals
• § 32.1-166.7 — Subpoenas; witnesses; designation of subordinates
• § 32.1-166.8 — Record of decisions
• § 32.1-166.9 — Interpretation of application of regulations; recommendation of modifications
• § 32.1-166.10 — Appeals fees
• § 32.1-167 — Definitions
• § 32.1-168 — Exemptions
• § 32.1-169 — Supervision by Board
• § 32.1-170 — Regulations
• § 32.1-171 — Technical assistance as to sources and purity
• § 32.1-171.1 — Waterworks operation fee required; special fund established; certain technical assistance program to be provided
• § 32.1-171.2 — Water Supply Assistance Grant Fund established
• § 32.1-172 — Permit required
• § 32.1-172.1 — Attendance by licensed operator
• § 32.1-173 — Additional or amended permits
• § 32.1-173.1 — Increase in charges to finance required changes
• § 32.1-174 — Revocation of permits
• § 32.1-174.1 — Bonds of permit holders
• § 32.1-174.2 — Duties of electric utilities
• § 32.1-174.3 — Appointment of receiver for waterworks; grounds for such appointment; petition and hearing, etc
• § 32.1-174.4 — Identification and elimination of chronically noncompliant waterworks
• § 32.1-174.5 — Mandatory reporting of contaminant releases and equipment failures and malfunctions
• § 32.1-175 — Emergency orders; appeal
• § 32.1-175.01 — Issuance of special orders
• § 32.1-175.1 — Notice to local government
• § 32.1-176 — Penalty
• § 32.1-176.1 — Short title
• § 32.1-176.2 — Findings and policy
• § 32.1-176.3 — Definitions
• § 32.1-176.4 — Powers and duties of Board and Department; regulations; fees
• § 32.1-176.5 — Construction permit; local government authority to require analysis of water
• § 32.1-176.5:1 — Department to test for oil contamination; maintain lists of private laboratories
• § 32.1-176.5:2 — Prohibition on private well construction
• § 32.1-176.6 — Inspection
• § 32.1-176.7 — Other agencies to cooperate with Department
• § 32.1-176.8 — Definitions
• § 32.1-176.8:1 — Private well and public water supply well testing near coal ash ponds; monitoring
• § 32.1-187 — Counties, cities and towns may create mosquito control districts
• § 32.1-188 — Consolidation of districts
• § 32.1-189 — Mosquito control commission; composition; appointment of members
• § 32.1-190 — Powers of commission; oath and terms of members; vacancies
• § 32.1-191 — Secretary of commission
• § 32.1-192 — Further powers of commission
• § 32.1-193 — Eminent domain
• § 32.1-194 — Special tax authorized
• § 32.1-195 — Contributions from Board
• § 32.1-196 — Disposition of funds not needed for mosquito control
• § 32.1-197 — Compensation and expenses of members of commission
• § 32.1-198 — Definitions
• § 32.1-200 — Regulations
• § 32.1-201 — Free access to certain toilet facilities
• § 32.1-202 — Power of counties, cities and towns not limited
• § 32.1-203 — Definitions
• § 32.1-204 — Notice of intention to construct, etc., camp
• § 32.1-205 — Permit required
• § 32.1-206 — Application for permit
• § 32.1-207 — Inspection; issuance of permit; permits nontransferable
• § 32.1-208 — Provisional permits
• § 32.1-209 — Denial, revocation or suspension of permits
• § 32.1-210 — Camp operator's responsibilities
• § 32.1-211 — Regulations
• § 32.1-212 — Definitions
• § 32.1-213 — Shoddy, secondhand filling material, feathers, animal hair and down to be sanitized
• § 32.1-214 — New animal hair, feathers and down to be sterilized
• § 32.1-215 — Disposal restricted
• § 32.1-216 — Permit for use of process to sanitize or sterilize
• § 32.1-217 — License and registration number; renewal; licenses not transferable; responsibility of branch factories
• § 32.1-218 — Fees
• § 32.1-219 — Tags required
• § 32.1-220 — Same; filling material
• § 32.1-221 — Offenses as to tags
• § 32.1-222 — Return of improperly tagged items; payment of costs of return; failure to pay costs
• § 32.1-223 — New and sanitized items to be kept separate
• § 32.1-224 — Administration and enforcement by Commissioner; refusal, suspension or revocation of license or permit
• § 32.1-225 — Exemptions
• § 32.1-226 — Violation a misdemeanor; application of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act
• § 32.1-227 — Definitions
• § 32.1-228 — Exemption
• § 32.1-228.1 — Department designated state radiation control agency; powers and duties
• § 32.1-229 — Powers and duties of the Board
• § 32.1-229.01 — Companies listed as proficient to perform radon screening, testing, or mitigation; compliance
• § 32.1-229.01:1 — Action for damages
• § 32.1-229.1 — Inspections of X-ray machines required; Radiation Inspection Reports; fees; qualification of inspectors
• § 32.1-229.2 — Costs of inspection conducted by Health Department; fees to be used to support program
• § 32.1-229.3 — Licensing of radioactive material
• § 32.1-230 — Further powers of Board
• § 32.1-231 — Bonds of licensees
• § 32.1-232 — Radioactive Material Perpetual Care Trust Fund
• § 32.1-232.1 — Special Trust Fund for Radioactive Materials Facility Licensure and Inspection created
• § 32.1-233 — Radiation Advisory Board; composition; duties generally
• § 32.1-234.1 — Enforcement
• § 32.1-235 — Authority of Governor to enter into agreements with federal government; effect on federal licenses
• § 32.1-236 — Authority of Board to enter into agreements with federal government, other states or interstate agencies; training programs for personnel
• § 32.1-237 — Effect upon local ordinances, etc
• § 32.1-238 — Impounding sources of ionizing radiation
• § 32.1-239 — Definitions
• § 32.1-240 — Department designated state toxic substance information agency
• § 32.1-241 — Powers and duties of Board
• § 32.1-243 — State agencies directed to cooperate with and furnish information to Board
• § 32.1-244 — Duty of operators to report knowledge of toxicity; retention and return of certain information; diagnosis of employee injuries and illnesses
• § 32.1-245 — Toxic substances
• § 32.1-246 — Marinas
• § 32.1-246.1 — Signs or notices required on dump stations
• § 32.1-247 — Vector control
• § 32.1-248 — Closing of waters; modification or revocation of regulation or order
• § 32.1-248.01 — Fish consumption advisories
• § 32.1-248.1 — Regulations for public aquatic facilities
• § 32.1-248.2 — Use of rainwater and reuse of gray water; regulations
• § 32.1-248.3 — Environmental Health Education and Training Fund
• § 32.1-248.4 — Provision by the Department of certain services for onsite sewage systems and private wells