Authorities for Development of Former Federal Areas

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This is Chapter 63 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Authorities for Development of Former Federal Areas.” It is part of Subtitle IV “Other Governmental Entities”, which is part of Title 15.2 “Counties, Cities and Towns”. It contains 27 laws.

It’s comprised of the following 27 sections.

§ 15.2-6300	Declaration of policy for authorities created by the Governor
§ 15.2-6300.1	Declaration of policy for authorities created by a locality
§ 15.2-6301	Definitions
§ 15.2-6302	Establishment of development authorities
§ 15.2-6303	Authorities to file annual reports
§ 15.2-6304	Board of commissioners; appointment of director, agents and employees
§ 15.2-6304.1	Repealed
§ 15.2-6305	Powers and duties of director
§ 15.2-6306	Principal and branch offices
§ 15.2-6307	Legal services
§ 15.2-6308	Powers of authorities generally
§ 15.2-6308.1	Approval of Governor required
§ 15.2-6309	Two or more authorities may join or cooperate in exercising powers
§ 15.2-6310	Payments to Commonwealth or political subdivisions thereof
§ 15.2-6311	Authorities may borrow money, accept contributions, etc
§ 15.2-6312	Authorities empowered to issue bonds; additional security; liability thereon
§ 15.2-6313	Bonds to be authorized by resolution of board; terms; sale; negotiability; validity
§ 15.2-6314	Exemption from taxation; authorities to be municipal corporate instrumentalities of Commonwealth
§ 15.2-6314.1	Applicability of the Virginia Personnel Act and the Virginia Public Procurement Act
§ 15.2-6315	Provisions for securing payment of bonds
§ 15.2-6316	Rights and remedies of obligees
§ 15.2-6317	Rents, fees and charges; disposition of revenues
§ 15.2-6318	Investment in bonds issued by authorities
§ 15.2-6319	Dissolution of authority
§ 15.2-6320	Powers conferred additional and supplemental; liberal construction
§ 15.2-6321	Chapter controlling over inconsistent laws
§ 15.2-6322	Sovereign immunity