Regulations  
Volume 34, Issue 18  Virginia Register of Regulations  April 30, 2018  
1961 [ ASCE/SEI 7 -10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings 
and Other Structures  
ASCE/SEI 41 -13, Seismic Evalua tion and Retrofit of 
Existing Buildings   
American Wood Council, 222 Catocin Circle, Suite 201, 
Leesburg, VA 20175 ( http://www.awc.org/ ): 
AWC NDS -15, National Design Specification for Wood 
Construction -with 2005 Supplement  
AWC STJR -15, Span Table for Joists and Rafters  ]  
National Fire Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park, 
Quincy, MA 02169 -7471 ( http://www.nfpa.org/ ): 
NFPA 13-10 13-13, Installation of Sprinkler Systems  
NFPA 13R -10 13R-13, Installation of Sprinkler Systems in 
Residential Occupancies Up to and Including Four Stories 
in Height  
NFPA 13D -10, Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler 
Systems in One - and Two -Family Dwellings and 
Manufactured Homes  
NFPA 25 -14, Standard for the Inspection, Testing and 
Maintenance of Water -Based Fire Protection Systems  
NFPA 70-11 70-14, National Electrical Code  
[ NFPA 72 - ] 10 [ 13, National Fire Alarm Code  ]  
NFPA 91 -15, Standard for Exhaust Systems for Air 
Conveying of Vapors, Mists and Particulate Solids  
[ NFPA 99 -15, Health Care Facilities Code  
NFPA 101 -15, Life Safety Code  ]  
NFPA 105-10 105-13, Standard for the Installation of 
Smoke Door Assemblies  
NFPA 285-06 285-12, Standard Method of Test for the 
Evaluation of Flammabil ity Characteristics of Exterior 
Nonload -bearing Wall Assemblies Containing 
Combustible Components  
NFPA 495-01 495-13, Explosive Materials Code  
NFPA 701 -10, Standard Methods of Fire Tests for Flame -
propagation of Textiles and Films  
NFPA 704 -12, Standard Sy stem for the Identification of 
the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response  
NFPA 720-09 720-15, Standard for the Installation of 
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detection and Warning Equipment  
NSF 50 -2009a, Equipment for Swimming Pools, Spas, Hot 
Tubs and Other R ecreational Water Facilities, NSF 
International, 789 Dixboro Road, P.O. Box 130140, Ann 
Arbor, MI 48113 ( http://nsf.org/ )  TFI RMIP -09, Aboveground Storage Tanks Containing 
Liquid Fertilizer, Recommended Mechanical Integrity  
Practices, December 2009, The Fertilizer Institute, 820 First 
Street, NE, Suite 430, Washington, DC 20002  
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., 333 Pfingsten Road, 
Northbrook, IL 60062 ( http://www.ul.com/ ): 
UL 87A -12, Outline  of Investigation for Power -Operated 
Dispensing Devices for Gasoline and Gasoline/ethanol 
Blends with Nominal Ethanol Concentrations up to 85 
Percent  
UL 294 -2010, Access Control System Units (Fifth Edition -
with revisions through September 17, 2010)  
UL 217 -06, Single - and Multiple -station Smoke Alarms -
with revisions through April 2012  
UL 723 -2008, Standard for Test of Surface Burning 
Characteristics of Building Materials -with Revisions 
through September 2010  
UL 762 -2010, Outline of Investigation for Power 
Ventilators for Restaurant Exhaust Appliances  
[ UL 790 -04, Standard Test Methods for Fire Tests of Roof 
Coverings -with Revisions through October 2008  ]  
UL 1784 -01, Air Leakage Tests of Door Assemblies, 
revised July 2009  
UL 1978 -2010, Grease Ducts  
UL 2034 -2008, Standard for Single and Multiple Station 
Carbon Monoxide Alarms, revised February 2009  
UL 2075 -2013, Gas and Vapor Detectors and Sensors 
(Second Edition, March 5, 2013)  
Interim Remediation Guidance for Homes with Corrosion 
from Problem Drywall, April 2, 2010, Joint Report, 
Consumer Products Safety Com mission and Department of 
Housing and Urban Development  
VA.R. Doc. No. R16 -4664; Filed April 9, 2018, 1:18 p.m.  
Final Regulation  
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:  The Board of Housing and 
Community Development is claiming an exemption from Article 
2 of the Administrati ve Process Act pursuant to §  2.2-4006 A 12 
of the Code of Virginia, which excludes regulations adopted by 
the Board of Housing and Community Development pursuant to 
the Statewide Fire Prevention Code (§  27-94 et seq.), the 
Industrialized Building Safety La w (§  36-70 et seq.), the 
Uniform Statewide Building Code (§  36-97 et seq.), and §  36-
98.3 of the Code of Virginia, provided the board (i) provides a 
Notice of Intended Regulatory Action in conformance with the 
provisions of §  2.2-4007.01, (ii) publishes th e proposed 
regulation and provides an opportunity for oral and written 
comments as provided in §  2.2-4007.03, and (iii) conducts at Regulations  
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prior to the publishing of the proposed regulations.  
Title o f Regulation:  13VAC5 -91. Virginia Industrialized 
Building Safety Regulations  (amending 13VAC5 -91-120, 
13VAC5 -91-160, 13VAC5 -91-180, 13VAC5 -91-200, 
13VAC5 -91-240, 13V AC5 -91-260, 13VAC5 -91-270; 
adding 13VAC5 -91-125).  
Statutory Authority:  § 36-73 of the Code of Virginia.  
Effective Date:  September 4, 2018.  
Agency Contact:  Elizabeth O. Rafferty, Policy and 
Legislative Director, Department of Housing and Community 
Develop ment, Main Street Centre, 600 East Main Street, 
Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23219, telephone (804) 371 -7011, 
FAX (804) 371 -7090, TTY (804) 371 -7089, or email 
elizabeth.rafferty@dhcd.virginia.gov.  
Summary:  
The amendments to the Industrialized Building Safety 
Regulations are as follows:  
13VAC5 -91-120 and 13VAC5 -91-125: Moves provisions 
for registration of unregistered industrialized buildings 
into a separate section.  
13VAC5 -91-160: Updates the referenced model codes and 
standards to the most recent editions avai lable.  
13VAC5 -91-180: Removes a reapproval provision for 
compliance assurance agencies that do the inspection and 
approval of construction of industrialized buildings in the 
plants. Added in the last update of the regulation, this 
requirement has proven to  be burdensome and 
unnecessary. The department, which administers the 
regulation, already has the authority in other provisions of 
these subsections to review compliance assurance agencies 
for continued compliance with all requirements applicable 
to compli ance assurance agencies and may revoke or 
suspend approvals if warranted.  
13VAC5 -91-200: Deletes language authorizing the 
department's administrator to consider whether the 
services provided by compliance assurance agencies have 
been accepted by other juri sdictions. The phase "and by 
other jurisdictions" is unclear since this is a state -
administered program. Removes reapproval and updates 
the standard specification.  
13VAC5 -91-240: Adds language to permit a manufacturer 
to apply an approval label on an indus trialized building 
when authorized to do so by a compliance assurance 
agency. The manufacturers and compliance assurance 
agencies may work together to assure whatever process 
works best for them may be used. The administrator has 
the authority to monitor t he activities of both the 
manufacturers and compliance assurance agencies and audit records to assure that labels are not inappropriately 
handled.  
13VAC5 -91-260: Adds language addressing the refunding 
of fees for unused registration seals to clarify the pr ocess 
and changes the fee for each registration seal for buildings 
constructed as R -5 from $50 to $75.  
[ 13VAC5 -91-120. Unregistered industrialized buildings.  
A. The building official shall determine whether any 
unregistered industrialized building compli es with this 
chapter and shall require any noncomplying unregistered 
building to be brought into compliance with this chapter. The 
building official shall enforce all applicable requirements of 
this chapter including those relating to the sale, rental and 
disposition of noncomplying buildings. The building official 
may require submission of full plans and specifications for 
each building. Concealed parts of the building may be 
exposed to the extent necessary to permit inspection to 
determine compliance with  the applicable requirements. The 
building official may also accept reports of inspections and 
tests from individuals or agencies deemed acceptable to the 
building official.  
B. An existing unregistered industrialized building may be 
registered in accordan ce with one of the following:  
1. Where an unregistered building was constructed under 
an industrialized building program of another state and 
approved under such program, a compliance assurance 
agency shall prepare a report based on review of the plans 
and specifications and inspection of the building to 
determine whether there is compliance with the 
construction requirements of this chapter that were in 
effect on the date of manufacture of the building. If 
compliance is determined, the compliance assurance  
agency shall (i) mark the building with a compliance 
assurance agency label in accordance with 13VAC5 -91-
210, (ii) place a new manufacturer's data plate on the 
building in accordance with 13VAC5 -91-245, (iii) mark 
the building with a registration seal in accordance with 
13VAC5 -91-260, and (iv) forward a copy of the report and 
new data plate to the SBCO.  
2. Where an unregistered building was not approved under 
an industrialized building program of another state and the 
date of manufacture can be verified, t he compliance 
assurance agency shall inspect the building, including any 
disassembly necessary, to determine whether there is 
compliance with the construction requirements of this 
chapter that were in effect on the date of manufacture of 
the building. When  factory plans are available, then 
disassembly is not required to the extent that the factory 
plans can be verified to reflect the actual construction of 
the building. When compliance with the construction 
requirements of this chapter that were in effect o n the date 
of manufacture of the building is achieved, the compliance Regulations  
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compliance, outlining any changes made to the building, 
and certifying the building in accordance with clauses (i) 
through (iv) of sub division 1 of this subsection.  
3. When the date of manufacture of the existing 
unregistered building cannot be verified, the building shall 
be evaluated for compliance with the codes and standards 
specified in 13VAC5 -91-160. The compliance assurance 
agency  shall inspect the building, including any 
disassembly necessary, to determine whether there is 
compliance with these construction requirements. If 
compliance is achieved, the compliance assurance agency 
shall prepare a report documenting compliance, outli ning 
any changes made to the building, and certifying the 
building in accordance with clauses (i) through (iv) of 
subdivision 1 of this subsection.  
13VAC5 -91-125. Registration of unregistered 
industrialized buildings.  
An existing unregistered industrialize d building may be 
registered in accordance with one of the following:  
1. Where an unregistered building was constructed under 
an industrialized building program of another state and 
approved under such program, a compliance assurance 
agency shall prepare a  report based on review of the plans 
and specifications and inspection of the building to 
determine whether there is compliance with the 
construction requirements of this chapter that were in 
effect on the date of manufacture of the building. If 
compliance  is determined, the compliance assurance 
agency shall (i) mark the building with a compliance 
assurance agency label in accordance with 13VAC5 -91-
210, (ii) place a new manufacturer's data plate on the 
building in accordance with 13VAC5 -91-245, (iii) mark 
the building with a registration seal in accordance with 
13VAC5 -91-260, and (iv) forward a copy of the report and 
new data plate to the SBCO.  
2. Where an unregistered building was not approved under 
an industrialized building program of another state and th e 
date of manufacture can be verified, the compliance 
assurance agency shall inspect the building, including any 
disassembly necessary, to determine whether there is 
compliance with the construction requirements of this 
chapter that were in effect on the d ate of manufacture of 
the building. When factory plans are available, 
disassembly is not required to the extent that the factory 
plans can be verified to reflect the actual construction of 
the building. When compliance with the construction 
requirements of  this chapter that were in effect on the date 
of manufacture of the building is achieved, the compliance 
assurance agency shall prepare a report documenting 
compliance, outlining any changes made to the building, 
and certifying the building in accordance w ith clauses (i) 
through (iv) of subdivision 1 of this section.  3. When the date of manufacture of the existing 
unregistered building cannot be verified, the building shall 
be evaluated for compliance with the codes and standards 
specified in 13VAC5 -91-160. The compliance assurance 
agency shall inspect the building, including any 
disassembly necessary, to determine whether there is 
compliance with these construction requirements. If 
compliance is achieved, the compliance assurance agency 
shall prepare a repo rt documenting compliance, outlining 
any changes made to the building, and certifying the 
building in accordance with clauses (i) through (iv) of 
subdivision 1 of this section.  ]  
13VAC5 -91-160. Use of model codes and standards.  
A. Industrialized building s produced  entering the production 
assembly line  after the effective date of the 2012  2015  edition 
of this chapter shall comply with all applicable requirements 
of the codes and standards listed in subsection B of this 
section except that the following codes and standards may be 
used for one year  industrialized buildings entering the 
assembly l ine during a one -year period  after the effective date 
of the 2012  2015  edition of this chapter:  
1. ICC International Building Code - 2009  2012  Edition  
2. ICC International Plumbing Code - 2009  2012  Edition  
3. ICC International Mechanical Code - 2009  2012 Edition  
4. National Fire Protection Association Standard Number 
70 (National Electrical Code) - 2008  2011  Edition  
5. ICC International Fuel Gas Code - 2009  2012  Edition  
6. ICC International Energy Conservation Code - 2009  
2012  Edition  
7. ICC Internat ional Residential Code - 2009  2012  Edition  
B. The following documents are adopted and incorporated 
by reference to be an enforceable part of this chapter:  
1. ICC International Building Code - 2012  2015  Edition  
2. ICC International Plumbing Code - 2012  2015 Edition  
3. ICC International Mechanical Code - 2012  2015  Edition  
4. National Electrical Code - 2011  2014  Edition  
5. ICC International Fuel Gas Code - 2012  2015  Edition  
6. ICC International Energy Conservation Code - 2012  
2015  Edition  
7. ICC Intern ational Residential Code - 2012  2015  Edition  
Note: As the 2012  2015  editions of the International Codes 
are incorporated by reference as the construction standards 
for use with these regulations, this chapter is also referred to 
as the 2012  2015  edition o f the Virginia Industrialized 
Building Safety Regulations or the 2012  2015  edition of this 
chapter.  Regulations  
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from:  
International  Code  Council,  Inc. 
500 New Jersey  Avenue,  NW,  6th Floor  
Washington, DC 20001 -2070  
13VAC5 -91-180. Compliance assurance agencies.  
A. Application shall be made to the SBCO for acceptance as 
a compliance assurance agency. Application shall be made 
under oath and shall be accompanied by information and 
evidence that is adequate for the SBCO to determine whether 
the applicant is specially qualified by reason of facilities, 
personnel, experience , and demonstrated reliability to 
investigate, test , and evaluate industrialized buildings for 
compliance with this chapter , and to provide  adequate follow -
up and compliance assurance services at the point of 
manufacture.  
B. Following a determination by the SBCO that an 
application is complete, the information contained in the 
application and any other information deemed necessary by 
the SBC O will be reviewed for approval or disapproval. If the 
application is approved, the applicant will be notified with an 
approval letter for a two -year period from the date of the 
approval letter . If the application is disapproved, the applicant 
will be noti fied in writing of the reasons for the disapproval. 
The applicant may then resubmit the application within 30 
days of the receipt of the notification of disapproval for 
reconsideration of approval.  
C. Compliance assurance agencies that are already approve d 
by the SBCO at the time of the effective date of this provision 
shall have 90 days from the effective date of this provision to 
apply for reapproval in accordance with subsections A and B 
of this section. Such agencies shall continue to be approved 
while  the SBCO evaluates the reapplication. Compliance 
assurance agencies receiving an approval letter from the 
SBCO after the effective date of this provision shall apply for 
reapproval within 90 days prior to the expiration of the two -
year approval period if continued approval as a compliance 
assurance agency is desired.  
D. The SBCO may suspend or revoke the approval of a 
compliance assurance agency upon a determination that (i) 
approval [  or reapproval  ] was based upon fraudulent or 
inaccurate information, (ii) a change in facts or circumstances 
renders the agency incapable of meeting its duties and 
responsibilities as a compliance assurance agency in a 
satisfactory manner, or (iii) the agency failed to  discharge its 
duties and responsibilities as a compliance assurance agency 
in a satisfactory manner. In such cases, the SBCO will issue a 
suspension or revocation notice to the agency outlining the 
reasons for the actions and the terms, if any, for 
reinst atement.  13VAC5 -91-200. Information required by the 
administrator.  
All of the following information and criteria will be 
considered by the administrator in designating [  initial  ] 
approval  [ and re -approval  ] of compliance assurance 
agencies:  
1. Names o f officers and location of offices.  
2. Specification and description of services proposed to be 
furnished under this chapter.  
3. Description of qualifications of personnel and their 
responsibilities, including an assurance that personnel 
involved in syst em analysis, design and plans review, and 
compliance assurance inspections , and their supervisors 
comply with the requirements of the American Society for 
Testing and Material (ASTM) Standard Number [  E541 -08 
E541 -10 ] - Standard Specification for Agencies  Engaged 
in System Analysis and Compliance Assurance for 
Manufactured Building or shall obtain ICC or DHCD 
certifications in the appropriate subject area within 18 
months of employment and maintain such certifications in 
an active status.  
4. Summary of ex perience within the organization.  
5. General description of procedures and facilities to be 
used in proposed services, including evaluation of the 
model, factory follow -up, quality assurance, labeling of 
production buildings, and specific information to b e 
furnished on or with labels.  
6. Procedures to deal with any defective buildings resulting 
from oversight.  
7. Acceptance of these services by independent accrediting 
organizations and by other jurisdictions .  
8. Proof of independence and absence of conf lict of 
interest.  
The ASTM Standard Number [  E541 -08 E541 -10 ] may be 
procured from:  
American Society for Testing and Materials  
100 Barr Harbor Drive  
West Conshohocken, PA 19428 -2959  
13VAC5 -91-240. Control of compliance assurance agency 
certification label.  
The labels shall be under direct control of the compliance 
assurance agency until and shall be  applied by the 
manufacturer  to buildings that comply fully with this chapter. 
The lab els shall be applied by the compliance assurance 
agency or by the manufacturer when authorized to do so by 
the compliance assurance agency.  The manufacturer shall 
place its order for labels with the compliance assurance 
agency. The manufacturer is not perm itted to acquire labels 
from any other source. Each compliance assurance agency Regulations  
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manufacturer's plant in such manner that a copy of the record 
can be submitted to the administrator upon reques t.  
13VAC5 -91-260. Registration seal for industrialized 
buildings.  
A. Registered industrialized buildings shall be marked with 
approved registration seals issued by the SBCO. The seals 
shall be applied to a registered industrialized building 
intended for s ale or use in Virginia prior to the shipment of 
the building from the place of manufacture. The seals shall be 
applied by the compliance assurance agency or by the 
manufacturer when authorized to do so by the compliance 
assurance agency.  
B. Registered ind ustrialized buildings shall bear one 
registration seal on each manufactured section or module, or, 
as an alternative, the registration seal for each manufactured 
section or module may be placed in one location in the 
completed building.  
C. Approved regist ration seals shall be purchased by the 
compliance assurance agency from the SBCO in advance of 
use. The fee for each registration seal shall be $75 [  , except 
that the fee for each registration seal for buildings constructed 
as Group R -5 under Part I of th e USBC shall be $50  ]. Fees 
shall be submitted by checks made payable to "Treasurer of 
Virginia" or shall be submitted by electronic means. Payment 
for the seals must be received by the SBCO before the seals 
can be sent to the user. The compliance assuranc e agency 
shall maintain permanent records of seals purchased, 
including a record of any manufacturers receiving such seals.  
D. To the extent practicable, the registration seal shall be 
installed so that it cannot be removed without destroying it. 
The seal  shall be applied in the vicinity of the electrical 
distribution panel or in another location that is readily 
accessible for inspection and shall be installed near the 
certification label.  
E. Refunds of seals shall be in  In accordance with § 36 -85.1 
of th e Code of Virginia , any person or corporation having 
paid the fee for an approved registration seal that it will not 
use may, unless and except as otherwise specifically 
provided, within one year from the date of the payment of any 
such fee, apply to the a dministrator for a refund, in whole or 
in part, of the fee paid; provided that no payment shall be 
recovered unless the approved registration seal is returned 
unused and in good condition to the administrator . An 
Additionally, as a requirement of this chap ter, an  
administrative and processing fee of 25% of the amount of 
the refund due shall be deducted from the refund; however, 
such deduction shall not exceed $250.  13VAC5 -91-270. Manufacturer's installation instructions 
and responsibilities of installers.  
A. The manufacturer of each industrialized building shall 
provide specifications or instructions, or both, with each 
building for handling, installing , or erecting the building. 
Such instructions may be included as part of the label from 
the compliance as surance agency or may be furnished 
separately by the manufacturer of the building. The 
manufacturer shall not be required to provide the foundation 
and anchoring equipment for the industrialized building.  
B. Persons or firms installing or erecting registe red 
industrialized buildings shall install or erect the building in 
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.  
C. Where the installation or erection of an industrialized 
building utilizes components that are to be concealed, the 
installer shall noti fy and obtain approval from the building 
official prior to concealment of such components unless the 
building official has agreed to an alternative method of 
verification.  
Note: The Virginia Department of Professional and 
Occupational Regulation's Board f or Contractors requires 
licenses for certain activities related to the industrialized 
building industry. For more information, contact the Board 
for Contractors at 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 400, Richmond, 
VA 23233; (804) 367 -8511 .  
DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED B Y REFERENCE 
(13VAC5 -91)  
International Code Council, 500 New Jersey Avenue, NW, 
6th Floor, Washington, DC 20001 -2070 
(http://shop.iccsafe.org/codes.html ): 
ICC International Plumbing Code -- 2009 and  2012 and 
2015  Editions  
ICC International Mechanical Code -- 2009 and  2012 and 
2015  Editions  
ICC International Building Code -- 2009 and  2012 and 
2015  Editions  
ICC International Residential Code -- 2009 and  2012 and 
2015  Editions  
ICC International Fuel Gas Code -- 2009 and  2012 and 
2015  Editions  
ICC International Energy Conservation Code -- 2009 and  
2012 and 2015  Editions  
NFPA 70, National Electrical Code -- 2008 and  2011 and 
2014  Editions, National Fire Protection Association, 1 
Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169 -7471 
(http://www.nfpa.org/ ) 
ASTM Standard Number [  E541 -08 E541 -10 ] -- Standard 
Specification for Agencies Engaged in System Analys is and Regulations  
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Society for Testing and Materials, 100 Barr Harbor Drive, 
West Conshohocken, PA 19428 -2959 ( http://www.astm.org/ ) 
VA.R. Doc. No. R16 -4666; Filed April 9, 2 018, 1:21 p.m.  
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TITLE 18. PROFESSI ONAL AND 
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING  
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIO NAL AND 
OCCUPATIONAL REGULATION  
Final Regulation  
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:  The Department of Professional 
and Occupational Regulation is claiming an  exemption from 
Article 2 of the Administrative Process Act in accordance 
with §  2.2-4006 A 6 of the Code of Virginia, which excludes 
regulations that are limited to reducing fees charged to 
regulants and applicants. The Department of Professional and 
Occu pational Regulation will receive, consider, and respond 
to petitions by any interested person at any time with respect 
to reconsideration or revision.  
Title of Regulation:  18VAC120 -30. Regulations Governing 
Polygraph Examiners  (amending 18VAC120 -30-100).  
Statutory Authority:  § 54.1 -1802.1 of the Code of Virginia.  
Effective Date:  July 1, 2018.  
Agency Contact:  Eric L. Olson, Executive Director, 
Polygraph Examiners Advisory Bo ard, 9960 Mayland Drive 
Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23233, telephone (804) 367 -7226, 
FAX (866) 430 -1033, or email polygraph@dpor.virginia.gov.  
Summary:  
The amendment reduces the renewal fee for licenses in 
compliance with § 54.1 -113 of the Code of Virginia.  
18VAC120 -30-100. Fees.  
A. All application fees for licenses and registrations are 
nonrefundable and shall not be prorated. The date of receipt 
by the department is the date that will be used to determine 
whether or not the fee is on time.  
B. Application and examination fees must be submitted with 
the application for licensure. All other fees are discussed in 
greater detail in later sections of this chapter.  
C. In the event that a check, money draft, or similar 
instrument for payment of a fee required by statute or 
regulation is not honored by the bank or financial institution 
named, the applicant or regulant shall be required to remit 
fees sufficient to cover the original fee, plus an additional 
processing charge set by the department.  D. 1. The followin g fees listed in the table apply:  
FEE TYPE  AMOUNT 
DUE  WHEN DUE  
Application for 
Examiner's License  $45 With 
application  
Application for 
Examiner's License 
by Reciprocity  $95 With 
application  
Application for 
Intern Registration  $75 With 
application  
Application for 
Examiner's License 
by Examination  $200  With 
application  
Reexamination  $200  With approval 
letter  
Renewal  $55 Up to one 
calendar 
month after 
the expiration 
date on license  
Reinstatement  $75 One to six 
calendar 
months after 
the expiration 
date on license  
2. For renewal fees received on or before June 30, 2020, 
the fee shall be $20.  
VA.R. Doc. No. R18 -5441; Filed April 5, 2018, 1:16 p.m.  
BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICINE  
Final Regulation  
Title of Regulation:  18VAC150 -20. Regulations Governing 
the Practice of Veterinary Medicine  (amending 
18VAC150 -20-100; adding 18VAC150 -20-122, 
18VAC150 -20-123).  
Statutory Autho rity: § 54.1 -2400 of the Code of Virginia.  
Effective Date:  May 30, 2018.  
Agency Contact:  Leslie L. Knachel, Executive Director, 
Board of Veterinary Medicine, 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 
300, Richmond, VA 23233, telephone (804) 367 -4468, FAX 
(804) 527 -4471, or email leslie.knachel@dhp.virginia.gov.  
Summary:  
In accordance with provisions of Chapter 306 of the 2016 
Acts of Assembly, the amendments establish a faculty 
license and an intern/resident license for persons