Vermont § 66 - Executive Order No. 3-66 (No. 01-15) [Revocation of Certain Executive Orders]

§ 66. Executive Order No. 3-66 (No. 01-15) [Revocation of Certain Executive Orders]

• WHEREAS, Governors have created various executive orders over the years, some of which
  have become obsolete by the passage of time or by other provisions of law; and WHEREAS, Governors have periodically sought to update existing executive orders,
  including by revoking and rescinding orders that no longer serve the purpose for which
  they were enacted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Peter Shumlin, by virtue of the authority vested
  in me as Governor of the State of Vermont, do hereby revoke and rescind the Executive
  Orders listed below: I. Orders Revoked. Chapter 3: Executive Executive Order No. 01-94 (codified as No. 3-26) dated January 12, 1994 (Abolition
  of Department of Taxes and Creation of Department of Revenue); Chapter 10: Conservation and Development Executive Order No. 24-86 (codified as No. 10-8) dated June 11, 1986 (Program for
  Recycling of Waste Products and Revision of State Solid Waste Management Plan); Chapter 15: Domestic Relations Executive Order No. 16-11 (codified as No. 15-10) dated November 17, 2011 (Governor’s
  Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Task Force); Chapter 18: Health Executive Order No. 12-11 (codified as No. 18-21) dated September 20, 2011 (Designation
  of Vermont State Hospital at Springfield, Vermont); Chapter 20: Internal Security and Public Safety Executive Order No. 12-85 (codified as No. 20-2) dated July 15, 1985 (Activation of
  Vermont National Guard for Assistance of Civilian Authorities in City of Barre); Executive Order No. 51-87 (codified as No. 20-3) [undated] (Order Into Service of
  Vermont National Guardsmen for Assistance to Civilians and Authorities of State and
  Bennington County); Executive Order No. 77-89 (codified as No. 20-5) dated August 8, 1989 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Washington
  County); Executive Order No. 6-91 (codified as No. 20-7) dated May 1, 1991 (Utilization of
  National Guard to Carry Out Vermont’s Drug Enforcement Support Plan); Executive Order No. 3-95 (codified as No. 20-8) dated July 29, 1995 (Activation of
  National Guard to Assist Vermont State Police and the City of Burlington); Executive Order No. 4-95 (codified as No. 20-9) dated August 8, 1995 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for Caledonia, Chittenden, Essex, Lamoille, Orleans and Washington
  Counties); Executive Order No. 5-95 (codified as No. 20-10) dated August 8, 1995 (Activation
  of National Guard to Assist State and Local Officials in Stabilizing Conditions Resulting
  From Flooding); Executive Order No. 8-96 (codified as No. 20-11) dated January 24, 1996 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for State
  of Vermont); Executive Order No. 11-96 (codified as No. 20-12) dated June 14, 1996 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for Windham and Windsor Counties); Executive Order No. 12-96 (codified as 20-13) dated June 14, 1996 (Activation of National
  Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations in Windham County); Executive Order No. 1-97 (codified as No. 20-14) dated July 15, 1997 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for Franklin, Lamoille, and Orleans Counties); Executive Order No. 2-97 (codified as No. 20-15) dated July 15, 1997 (Activation of
  National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Franklin, Lamoille,
  and Orleans Counties); Executive Order No. 1-98 (codified as 20-16) dated January 8, 1998 (Declaration of
  State of Emergency for Grand Isle County); Executive Order No. 2-98 (codified as No. 20-17) dated January 8, 1998 (Activation
  of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Grand Isle
  County); Executive Order No. 3-98 (codified as No. 20-18) dated January 9. 1998 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for Chittenden, Franklin, and Addison Counties); Executive Order No. 4-98 (codified as No. 20-19) dated January 9, 1998 (Activation
  of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Chittenden,
  Franklin, and Addison Counties); Executive Order No. 6-98 (codified as No. 20-20) dated June 28, 1998 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for Addison, Orange, Washington, and Windsor Counties); Executive Order No. 7-98 (codified as No. 20-21) dated June 28, 1998 (Activation of
  National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Addison, Orange,
  Washington, and Windsor Counties); Executive Order No. 8-99 (codified as No. 20-22) dated July 8, 1999 (Declaration of
  State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Town
  of Springfield); Executive Order No. 9-99 (codified as No. 20-23) dated July 8, 1999 (Activation of
  National Guard to Assist in Recovery Operations and Security in Town of Springfield); Executive Order No. 5-00 (codified as No. 20-25) dated July 17, 2000 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency-Disaster Preparedness Plan for Addison,
  Bennington, Windham and Windsor Counties); Executive Order No. 5-02 (codified as No. 20-28) dated June 12, 2002 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency for the County of Caledonia); Executive Order No. 5-05 (codified as No. 20-32) dated September 2, 2005 (Activation
  of National Guard to Assist in Hurricane Recovery Operations and Security in the State
  of Louisiana); Executive Order No. 4-07 (codified as No. 20-34) dated April 17, 2007 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Operations Plan for State of Vermont),
  and addendum dated April 24, 2007; Executive Order No. 5-08 (codified as No. 20-37) dated December 15, 2008 (Declaration
  of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Operations Plan for Bennington,
  Orange, Windham, and Windsor Counties), and addendum dated December 22, 2008; Chapter 30: Public Service Executive Order No. 56-81 (codified as No. 30-2) dated January 13, 1981 (Transfer
  of Energy Office From Agency of Administration to Department of Public Service); Executive Order No. 9-94 (codified as No. 30-3) dated May 20, 1994 (Declaration of
  Energy Emergency with Respect to Damaged PV20 Transmission Line); Executive Order No. 9-95 (codified as No. 30-4) dated December 28, 1995 (Extension
  of Declaration of Energy Emergency with Respect to Damaged PV20 Transmission Line); Executive Order No. 10-12 (codified as No. 30-10) dated October 2, 2012 (Governor’s
  Energy Generation Siting Policy Commission); Chapter 32: Taxation and Finance Executive Order No. 32-86 (codified as No. 32-1) dated November 6, 1986 (Allocation
  of 1986 State Ceiling on Tax Exempt Private Activity Bonds); Executive Order No. 38-87 (codified as No. 32-2) dated January 30, 1987 (Interim Allocations
  of 1987 State Ceiling on Tax Exempt Private Activity Bonds); Executive Order No. 55-87 (codified as No. 32-5) dated December 29, 1987 (Allocation
  of 1987 State Ceiling on Tax Exempt Private Activity Bonds); Executive Order No. 14-11 (codified as No. 32-9) dated November 2, 2011 (Private Activity
  Bond Advisory Committee), superseded by 32 V.S.A. § 994. II. Effective Date. This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing. Dated February 13, 2015