Virginia Statutes

§ 28.2-1502 — Ownership of ungranted shores of the sea, marsh and meadowlands

Virginia § 28.2-1502
JurisdictionVirginia
Title 28.2FISHERIES AND HABITAT OF THE TIDAL WATERS
Subtitle IIIHABITAT
Ch. 15UNGRANTED SHORES OF THE SEA, MARSHES AND MEADOWLANDS
Art. 1General Provisions

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Va. Code Ann. § 28.2-1502 (2026).

Text

All ungranted shores of the sea, marsh and meadowlands shall remain the property of the Commonwealth. Such ungranted marsh and meadowlands which have been used as a commons by the people of the Commonwealth shall continue as a commons for the purpose of fishing, fowling, hunting, and the taking and catching of oysters and other shellfish. All ungranted shores of the sea may be used as a commons for the purpose of fishing, fowling, hunting, and the taking and catching of oysters and other shellfish. The Commission shall manage all ungranted shores of the sea, marsh and meadowlands as provided in Article 2 (§ 28.2-1503 et seq.) of this chapter.

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Legislative History

1995, c. 850.

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