Virginia § 10.1-1019 - Executive secretary; land management
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§ 10.1-1019. Executive secretary; land management
A. The Director of the Department of Conservation and Recreation shall serve as executive secretary to the Foundation and shall be responsible for providing technical assistance and performing any administrative duties that the Foundation may direct.
B. The Department of Conservation and Recreation shall administer the Foundation's lands as if such lands were departmental lands, and the regulations established by the Director for the management and protection of departmental lands shall apply to real estate held by the Foundation. The Department's conservation officers commissioned under § 10.1-115 shall have jurisdiction on all of the Foundation's lands and waters.
1992, c. 426; 2000, c. 1053.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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