CHAPTER 217

An Act to amend and reenact § 14-56.1,as amended, of the Code of Virginia,
relating to the compensation allowed individual members of county
boards of supervisors.

[H 165]

Approved March 9, 1962

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

1. That § 14-56.1, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, be amended and
reenacted as follows:

§ 14-56.1. After January one, nineteen hundred and sixty, the
annual compensation to be allowed each member of the board of super-
visors of any county, to be determined by the board within the limits
hereinafter set forth, shall be as follows:
Accomack—not less than six hundred nor more than fifteen hundred
dollars;

Albemarle—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than
nine hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;

Alleghany—nine hundred dollars;

Amelia—twelve hundred dollars;

Amherst—not less than six hundred nor more than nine hundred
dollars;

Appomattox—four hundred dollars;

Arlington—three thousand dollars;

Augusta—not more than one thousand dollars;

Bath—not less than three hundred nor more than six hundred dollars;

Bedford—not less than two hundred fifty nor more than one thousand
dollars with an additional one hundred dollars to the chairman, and any
member thereof who is responsible for the management of any county
lake shall receive in addition to his regular compensation not more than
one thousand dollars;

Bland—not less than three hundred nor more than five hundred
dollars;

Botetourt—twelve hundred dollars;

Brunswick—not less than five hundred nor more than six hundred
dollars;

Buchanan—not less than six hundred nor more than * twelve hundred
dollars;

Buckingham—not less than four hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars;

Campbell—not less than two hundred and fifty nor more than six
hundred dollars with an additional one hundred dollars to the chairman,
and any member thereof who is responsible for the management of any
county lake shall receive in addition to his regular compensation not more
than one thousand dollars;

Caroline—not more than one thousand dollars;

Carroll—not less than four hundred eighty nor more than twelve
hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;

Charles City—not more than four hundred dollars;
doll Charlotte—not less than three hundred nor more than six hundred

ollars;

Chesterfield—not less than three hundred nor more than twenty-four
hundred dollars;

Clarke—not more than six hundred dollars;

Craig—not more than four hundred dollars;

Culpeper—not less than two hundred and forty nor more than three
hundred and fifty dollars;

Cumberland—not more than four hundred dollars;
doll Dickenson—not less than six hundred nor more than one thousand

ollars;
doll Dinwiddie—not less than three hundred nor more than twelve hundred
ollars;

Essex—not more than one thousand dollars;

Fairfax—not less than six hundred nor more than three thousand
dollars, together with an allowance for the actual expense of secretarial
Services to be fixed by the board of supervisors, as the work of the board
shall require, but not to exceed * three hundred dollars per month;

Fauquier—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than nine
hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;

Floyd—six hundred dollars;

Fluvanna—not more than * siz hundred dollars;
Franklin—four hundred and eighty dollars with an additional eighty
dollars to the chairman; .

Frederick—not more than five hundred dollars with an additional
sixty dollars to the chairman;

P wee less than one thousand nor more than twelve hundred
0 ;
Gloucester—not more than nine hundred dollars;

Goochland—not less than nine hundred dollars nor more than * fifteen
hundred dollars;

Grayson—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than nine
hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;

Greene—not more than four hundred dollars;

F oe less than three hundred nor more than one thousand
0 ;

F eet less than three hundred nor more than six hundred
ollars;

Hanover—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than nine
hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;

Henrico—not less than three hundred nor more than twenty-four
hundred dollars;

Henry—six hundred dollars;

Highland—not more than four hundred dollars;

Isle of Wight—not more than eight hundred dollars;

James City—not more than eight hundred dollars;

King and Queen—not more than one thousand dollars;

King George—not more than one thousand dollars;

King William—not more than four hundred dollars;

Lancaster—not more than one thousand dollars;

Lee—not more than twelve hundred dollars;

Loudoun—not less than four hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars and the board may fix a higher salary for the chairman than for
the other members of the board;

Louisa—four hundred dollars;

Lunenburg—not more than six hundred dollars;

Madison—not more than four hundred dollars;

Mathews—not more than nine hundred dollars;

Mecklenburg—five hundred dollars;

Middlesex—not more than nine hundred dollars;

Montgomery—not more than * one thousand dollars;

Nansemond—not more than * twelve hundred dollars;

Nelson—not more than seven hundred fifty dollars;

New Kent—not more than three hundred dollars;

Norfolk—not less than fifteen hundred nor more than twenty-four
hundred dollars;

Northampton—six hundred dollars;

Northumberland—not more than one thousand dollars;

Nottoway—twelve hundred dollars;

4 eet less than three hundred nor more than six hundred
ollars ;

Page—not less than three hundred nor more than six hundred dollars;

Patrick—* not more than seven hundred fifty dollars;

Pittsylvania—not less than six hundred fifty dollars;

Powhatan—not more than six hundred dollars;

Prince Edward—not less than seven hundred and fifty nor more than
twelve hundred dollars;

Prince George—not less than three hundred nor more than one thou-
sand dollars;
Prince William—not less than six hundred nor more than eighteen
hundred dollars;
Princess Anne—not less than six hundred nor more than twenty-four
hundred dollars;
Pulaski—not more than nine hundred dollars;
Rappahannock—not more than six hundred dollars;
Richmond—not more than one thousand dollars;
Roanoke—not more than nine hundred dollars;
Rockbridge—not less than six hundred nor more than twelve hundred
dollars with an additional one hundred dollars to the chairman;
Rockingham—twelve hundred dollars;
Russell—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than nine
hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;
Scott—* not more than twelve hundred dollars;
Shenandoah—not * less than six hundred * nor more than nine hun-
dred dollars, with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;
doll Smyth—not less than one thousand nor more than eighteen hundred
ollars;
Southampton—not less than four hundred and eighty nor more than
nine hundred dollars with an additional sixty dollars to the chairman;
Spotsylvania—not * more than eighteen hundred * dollars;
acl Stafford—not less than six hundred nor more than eighteen hundred
ollars;
Surry—not more than four hundred dollars;
— Sussex—not less than three hundred nor more than * one thousand
ollars;
Tazewell—not * less than fifteen hundred nor more than eighteen
hundred dollars;
doll Warren—not less than three hundred nor more than six hundred
ollars;
Washington—not more than nine hundred dollars with an additional
amount of not more than three hundred dollars to the chairman;
Westmoreland—not more than one thousand dollars;
Wise—not more than nine hundred dollars;
Wythe—not more than nine hundred dollars;
ail York—not less than three hundred nor more than twelve hundred
ollars.
2. An emergency exists and this act is in force from its passage.