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2140  3. A student as authorized by the Dean of Students or the 
dean's designee for good cause shown. Requests for such 
authorization shall be evaluated on a case- by-case basis 
and may contain conditions to ma intain the safety of the 
university community.   
C. Entry upon such university property in violation of this 
prohibition is expressly forbidden. Persons violating this 
prohibition will be asked to remove the weapon immediately 
from university property. Fail ure to comply with this request 
may result in arrest for trespass. Members of the university 
community are also subject to disciplinary action.  
8VAC115 -20-30. Person lawfully in charge.  
In addition to individuals authorized by university policy of 
job duti es, College of William & Mary police officers are 
lawfully in charge for the purposes of forbidding entry upon 
or remaining upon university property while possessing or 
carrying weapons in violation of this prohibition.  
VA.R. Doc. No. R18 -5522; Filed June  4, 2018, 1:58 p.m.  
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TITLE 13. HOUSING  
BOARD OF HO USING AND COMMUNITY 
DEVELOPMENT  
Notice of Suspension of Regulatory Proces s and 
Additional Comment Period  
Title of Regulation: 13VAC5 -63. Virginia Uniform 
Statewide Building Code .  
Statutory Authority:  § 36- 98 of the Code of Virginia.  
Public Comment Deadline: July 25, 2018.  
Agency Contact:  Kyle Flanders, Department of Housing and 
Community Development, Main Street Centre, 600 East Main 
Street, Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23219, telephone (804) 
786-6761, FAX (804) 371- 7090, TTY (804) 371- 7089, or 
email kyle.flanders@dhcd.virginia.gov.  
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to §  2.2-4007.06 of the 
Code of Virginia, the Board of Housing and Community 
Development is suspending specific provisions of the final 
Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code (13VAC5 -63), 
published in 34:18 VA.R. 1744- 1961 April 30, 2018, and 
corrected by an errata published in this issue of the Virginia 
Register of Regulations. The board is suspending and 
soliciting additional comments on one subsection an d one 
section that were added to the regulation between publication 
of the proposed regulations and publication of the final 
regulations.  The additional comment period ends on July 25, 2018. 
Written comment regarding these specific provisions may be 
submi tted to the agency contact.  
The specific provisions, as corrected by the errata for 
13VAC5 -63-470, are as follows:  
13VAC5 -63-470 E (Section 103.2.3 Responsibility).  
D. E. 103.2.3 Responsibility. The owner of a structure shall 
provide and maintain all buildings, structures, systems, 
facilities and associated equipment in compliance with this 
code unless it is specifically expressed or implied that it is the 
responsibility of the tenant or occupant.  
13VAC5 -63-485. Section 105 Violations.  
105.1 Violation a misdemeanor; civil penalty. In accordance 
with §  36-106 of the Code of Virginia, it shall be unlawful for 
any owner or any other person, firm or corporation, on or 
after the effective date of any code provisions, to violate any 
such provisions. Any local ity may adopt an ordinance that 
establishes a uniform schedule of civil penalties for violations 
of specified provisions of the code that are not abated or 
remedied promptly after receipt of a notice of violation from 
the local enforcement officer.  
Note: See the full text of §  36-106 of the Code of Virginia 
for additional requirements and criteria pertaining to legal 
action relative to violations of the code.  
105.2 Notices, reports and orders. Upon findings by the code 
official that violations of this code  exist, the code official 
shall issue a correction notice or notice of violation to the 
owner or the person responsible for the maintenance of the 
structure. Work done to correct violations of this code subject 
to the permit, inspection and approval provis ions of the VCC 
shall not be construed as authorization to extend the time 
limits established for compliance with this code.  
105.3 Correction notice. The correction notice shall be a 
written notice of the defective conditions. The correction 
notice shall r equire correction of the violation within a 
reasonable time unless an emergency condition exists as 
provided under the unsafe building provisions of Section 106. 
Upon request, the correction notice shall reference the code 
section that serves as the basis for the defects and shall state 
that such defects shall be corrected and reinspected in a 
reasonable time designated by the code official.  
105.4 Notice of violation. If the code official determines 
there are violations of this code a written notice of violation 
may be issued to the owner or the person responsible for the 
maintenance or use of the building or structure in lieu of a 
correction notice as provided for in Section 105.3. In 
addition, the code official shall issue a notice of violation for 
any unc orrected violation remaining from a correction notice 
established in Section 105.3. The code official shall provide 
the section numbers to the owner for any code provisions 
cited in the notice of violation. The notice shall require Regulations  
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owner or person to whom the notice of violation has been 
issued shall be responsible for contacting the code official 
within the timeframe established for any reinspections to 
assure the violations have been corrected. The code official 
will be responsible for making such inspection and verifying 
the violations have been corrected. In addition, the notice of 
violation shall indicate the right of appeal by referencing the 
appeals section of this code.  
Exceptions:  
1. Notices  issued and legal proceedings or emergency 
actions taken under Section 106 for unsafe structures, 
unsafe equipment, or structures unfit for human 
occupancy.  
2. Notices issued for failing to maintain buildings and 
structures as required by Section 103.2, a s evidenced by 
multiple or repeated violations on the same property are 
not required to include a compliance deadline for 
correcting defects.  
105.5 Coordination of inspections. The code official shall 
coordinate inspections and administrative orders with a ny 
other state or local agencies having related inspection 
authority and shall coordinate those inspections required by 
the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code (13VAC5 -51) 
for maintenance of fire protection devices, equipment, and 
assemblies so that th e owners and occupants will not be 
subjected to numerous inspections or conflicting orders.  
Note: The Fire Prevention Code requires the fire official to 
coordinate such inspections with the code official.  
105.6 Further action when violation not corrected.  If the 
responsible party has not complied with the notice of 
violation, the code official may request the legal counsel of 
the locality to institute the appropriate legal proceedings to 
restrain, correct or abate the violation or to require the 
removal or  termination of the use of the building or structure 
involved. In cases where the locality or legal counsel so 
authorizes, the code official may issue or obtain a summons 
or warrant. Compliance with a notice of violation 
notwithstanding, the code official may request legal 
proceedings be instituted for prosecution when a person, firm 
or corporation is served with three or more notices of 
violation for the same property.  
105.7 Penalties and abatement. Penalties for violations of 
this code shall be as set out in § 36-106 of the Code of 
Virginia. The successful prosecution of a violation of the 
code shall not preclude the institution of appropriate legal 
action to require correction or abatement of a violation.  
VA.R. Doc. No. R16 -4664; Filed June 6, 2018, 10:58 a.m.  
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OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING  
BOARD FOR BARBERS AND COSMETOLOGY  
Final Regulation  
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:  The Board for Barbers and 
Cosmetology 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 of the 
regulatory boards served by the Department of Prof essional 
and Occupational Regulation pursuant to Title 54.1 of the 
Code of Virginia that are limited to reducing fees charged to 
regulants and applicants. The Board for Barbers and 
Cosmetology will receive, consider, and respond to petitions 
by any interes ted person at any time with respect to 
reconsideration or revision.  
Titles of Regulation s: 18VAC41 -20. Barbering and 
Cosmetology Regulations  (amending 18VAC41- 20-140). 
18VAC41 -50. Tattooing Regulations  (amending 
18VAC41 -50-130).  
18VAC41 -60. Body- Piercing Regulations  (amending 
18VAC41 -60-90). 
18VAC41 -70. Esthetics Regulations (amending 18VAC41-
70-120).  
Statutory Authority:  § 54.1- 201 of the Code of Virginia.  
Effective Date: August 1, 2018.  
Agency Contact:  Demetrios J. Melis, Executiv e Director, 
Board for Barbers and Cosmetology, 9960 Mayland Drive, 
Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23233, telephone (804) 367- 8590, 
FAX (866) 245- 9693, or email 
barbercosmo@dpor.virginia.gov.  
Summary:  
The amendments extend the reduction in application, 
renewal, and reinstatement fees for all Board for Barbers 
and Cosmetology licenses through August 31, 2020, in 
compliance with § 54.1 -113 of the Code of Virginia.