CHAPTER 582

An Act to amend and reenact § 15-289, as amended, and § 38-160 of the
Code of Virginia, relating to the salaries of clerks of boards of
supervisors. .

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Approved March 31, 1956

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

1. That § 15-239, as amended, and § 88-160 of the Code of Virginia be
amended and reenacted as follows:

_ § 15-239. The clerks of the boards of the counties of * Pulaski and
Wise may, in the discretion of the boards, receive a salary not exceeding
nine hundred dollars a year. The clerks of the boards of the counties of
Accomack, Amelia, Amherst, Bath, Caroline, Hanover, King William,
Highland, Dinwiddie, Lee, Buchanan, Russell, Prince George, Surry, Glou-
cester, Mathews, Middlesex, Orange, Madison, Southampton, Brunswick,
Greensville, Sussex, * York, Charles City, Greene, James City and New
Kent may, in the discretion of the boards, receive a salary not to exceed
the sum of three hundred dollars a year. The clerk of the boards of the
counties of Page and Warren may, in the discretion of the boards, receive
a salary not to exceed five hundred dollars a year. The clerks of the boards
of the counties of Culpeper, Carroll, Dickenson, Nottoway, Grayson, *
Scott and Giles may, in the discretion of the boards, receive a salary
not to exceed six hundred dollars a year. The clerk of the board of Rock-
ingham County may, in the discretion of the board, receive a salary not
in excess of eighteen hundred dollars a year. * The clerk of the board of
Alleghany County may, in the discretion of the board, receive a salary not
in excess of seven hundred dollars a year. The clerk of the board of the
county of Henrico shall receive a salary in an amount determined by the
board, and such salary shall be in lieu of and in satisfaction of any com-
pensation allowable under § 88-160.

§ 33-160. Except in the county of Henrico the clerk of the board of
supervisors or other governing body of a county shall receive for the
duties to be performed by him under the provisions of this chapter, com-

ensation to be fixed and allowed to him by the board or other governing
dy not less, however, than one hundred dollars and not to exceed
hundred dollars per annum.