General Provisions

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This is Article 1 of the Code of Virginia, titled “General Provisions.” It is part of Chapter 17 “Licensure and Registration Procedures”, which is part of Subtitle IV “Licensure”, which is part of Title 63.2 “Welfare (Social Services)”.

It’s comprised of the following 24 sections.

§ 63.2-1700 Application fees; regulations and schedules; use of fees; certain facilities, centers, and agencies exempt
§ 63.2-1701 Licenses required; issuance, expiration, and renewal; maximum number of residents, participants or children; posting of licenses
§ 63.2-1701.01 Expired
§ 63.2-1701.1 Repealed
§ 63.2-1702 Investigation on receipt of application
§ 63.2-1703 Variances
§ 63.2-1704 Repealed
§ 63.2-1705 Compliance with Uniform Statewide Building Code
§ 63.2-1705.1 Expired
§ 63.2-1706 Inspections and interviews
§ 63.2-1706.1 Inspections of child welfare agencies; prioritization
§ 63.2-1707 Issuance or refusal of license; notification; provisional and conditional licenses
§ 63.2-1708 Records and reports
§ 63.2-1709 Enforcement and sanctions; assisted living facilities and adult day centers; interim administration; receivership, revocation, denial, summary suspension
§ 63.2-1709.1 Enforcement and sanctions; child welfare agencies; revocation, denial, and summary suspension
§ 63.2-1709.2 Enforcement and sanctions; special orders; civil penalties
§ 63.2-1709.3 Child-placing agencies; conscience clause
§ 63.2-1710 Appeal from refusal, denial of renewal, or revocation of license
§ 63.2-1710.1 Summary order of suspension; assisted living facilities and child welfare agencies operated by an agency of the Commonwealth
§ 63.2-1710.2 Right to appeal notice of intent; assisted living facilities, adult day centers, and child welfare agencies operated by agencies of the Commonwealth
§ 63.2-1711 Injunction against operation without license
§ 63.2-1712 Offenses; penalty
§ 63.2-1713 Misleading advertising prohibited
§ 63.2-1714 Duty of attorneys for the Commonwealth