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Code · Virginia · Title 63.2 · Chapter 17

Code of Virginia § 63.2-1700. Application fees; regulations and schedules; use of fees; certain facilities, centers, and agencies exempt.

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The Board is authorized to adopt regulations and schedules for fees to be charged for processing applications for licenses to operate assisted living facilities, adult day centers, and child welfare agencies. Such schedules shall specify minimum and maximum fees and, where appropriate, gradations based on the capacity of such facilities, centers, and agencies. Fees shall be used for the development and delivery of training for operators and staff of facilities, centers, and agencies.
Fees shall be expended for this purpose within two fiscal years following the fiscal year in which they are collected. These fees shall not be applicable to facilities, centers, or agencies operated by federal entities.
1983, c. 153, §§ 63.1-174.01, 63.1-196.5; 1988, c. 129; 1991, c. 532; 1992, c. 356, § 63.1-194.3; 1993, cc. 225, 730, 742, 957, 993; 1996, c. 492 ; 2002, c. 747 ; 2010, c. 551 ; 2012, cc. 803 , 835 ; 2020, cc. 860 , 861 ; 2024, cc. 37 , 150 .
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