Virginia § 42.1-36 Library boards not mandatory

Virginia Statutes

§ 42.1-36 — Library boards not mandatory

Virginia § 42.1-36

Title 42.1Libraries

Ch. 2Local and Regional Libraries

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Va. Code Ann. § 42.1-36 (2026).

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The formation, creation, or continued existence of library boards shall not be considered or construed in any manner as mandatory upon (i) any city or town with a manager;

(ii)any county with a county manager, county executive, urban county manager, or urban county executive form of government;

(iii)any county that has adopted a charter; or (iv) the Counties of Botetourt, Caroline, Chesterfield, King and Queen, and Shenandoah, by virtue of this chapter.

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The formation, creation, or continued existence of library boards shall not be considered or construed in any manner as mandatory upon (i) any city or town with a manager; (ii) any county with a county manager, county executive, urban county manager, or urban county executive form of government; (iii) any county that has adopted a charter; or (iv) the Counties of Botetourt, Caroline, Chesterfield, King and Queen, and Shenandoah, by virtue of this chapter.