Virginia § 33.2-3302 - Composition of Authority; membership; terms
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§ 33.2-3302. Composition of Authority; membership; terms
Upon adoption of an approving ordinance by each of the respective governing bodies wishing to join the Authority, the Authority may consist of up to seven members as follows:
Two members representing James City County;
One member representing York County; and
One member representing the City of Williamsburg.
In addition, the county and municipal corporation members may elect up to three additional members to represent the interests of higher-education facilities and private, nonprofit tourist-driven agencies in the Williamsburg area, provided that such member facilities and organizations contribute significant financial resources to the Authority.
The Authority shall appoint the chairman and vice-chairman.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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