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Virginia Code Title 56 > Chapter 22.1 - The Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002
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§ 56-575.1
Definitions
§ 56-575.2
Declaration of public purpose
§ 56-575.3
Prerequisite for operation of a qualifying project
§ 56-575.3:1
Adoption of guidelines by responsible public entities
§ 56-575.4
Approval of qualifying projects by the responsible public entity
§ 56-575.5
Service contracts
§ 56-575.6
Affected local jurisdictions
§ 56-575.7
Dedication of public property
§ 56-575.8
Powers and duties of the private entity
§ 56-575.9
Comprehensive agreement
§ 56-575.9:1
Interim agreement
§ 56-575.10
Federal, state and local assistance
§ 56-575.11
Material default; remedies
§ 56-575.12
Condemnation
§ 56-575.13
Utility crossing
§ 56-575.14
Police powers; violations of law
§ 56-575.15
Sovereign immunity
§ 56-575.16
Procurement
§ 56-575.17
Posting of conceptual proposals; public comment; public access to procurement records
§ 56-575.17:1
Contributions and gifts; prohibition during approval process
§ 56-575.18
Auditor of Public Accounts
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