When the moneys transferred quarterly or as otherwise provided in the appropriation act by the Comptroller to the general fund of the state treasury exceed the sum of $187,500, two-thirds of all moneys in excess of $187,500 shall be apportioned by the Comptroller and distributed quarterly within ten days following such transfer. Such payments shall be made by the Comptroller drawn on the Treasurer of Virginia to the several counties, cities, and towns of the Commonwealth, appropriated on the basis of the population of the respective counties, cities, and towns, according to the last preceding United States census. However, in the case of any town which came into existence in or about the year 1691 which is now the county seat of any county having a population of less than 45,000 but more than 40,000, and the boundaries of such town are not fixed, such portion of the moneys appropriated shall be based on an estimate of the population of such town made by the Center for Public Service. The judge of the circuit court of the county in which the town or city or greater part thereof seeking an increase under the provisions of this chapter is located may appoint two disinterested persons as commissioners, neither of whom shall reside in the county, city, or town which is the subject of the annexation proceedings. The commissioners so appointed shall determine the population of the territory annexed to the town or city as of the date of the last preceding United States census and report their findings to the court, and future distributions of the moneys allocated under the provisions of this chapter shall be made in accordance therewith. The Comptroller shall make no adjustments in his distribution of profits until the Secretary of the Commonwealth transmits to the Comptroller, pursuant to § 15.2-3209, a copy of the court order granting the petition of annexation.
Code 1950, § 4-22; 1960, c. 104; 1962, c. 385; 1964, c. 215; 1966, c. 431; 1968, c. 623; 1970, c. 727; 1972, c. 849; 1973, c. 349; 1974, c. 460; 1981, c. 514; 1982, c. 540; 1983, c. 427; 1984, c. 105; 1985, c. 222; 1993, c. 866.
Structure Code of Virginia
Title 4.1 - Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Control
Chapter 1 - Definitions and General Provisions
§ 4.1-101. Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority created; public purpose
§ 4.1-101.01. Board of Directors; membership; terms; compensation
§ 4.1-101.03. Background investigations of Board members and Chief Executive Officer
§ 4.1-101.04. Financial interests of Board, employees, and family members prohibited
§ 4.1-101.05. Employees of the Authority
§ 4.1-101.06. Moneys of Authority
§ 4.1-101.07. Forms of accounts and records; audit; annual report
§ 4.1-101.08. Leases of property
§ 4.1-101.09. Exemptions from taxes or assessments
§ 4.1-101.011. Reversion to the Commonwealth
§ 4.1-103. General powers of Board
§ 4.1-103.01. Additional powers; access to certain tobacco sales records; inspections; penalty
§ 4.1-103.03. Additional powers; mediation; alternative dispute resolution; confidentiality
§ 4.1-103.1. Criminal history records check required on certain employees; reimbursement of costs
§ 4.1-104. Purchases by the Board
§ 4.1-105. Police power of members, agents and employees of Board
§ 4.1-106. Liability of Board members; suits by and against Board
§ 4.1-107. Counsel for members, agents and employees of Board
§ 4.1-108. Hearings; representation by counsel
§ 4.1-109. Hearings; allowances to witnesses
§ 4.1-110. Purchase orders of Board for alcoholic beverages
§ 4.1-111. Regulations of Board
§ 4.1-112. Regulations relating to transportation of beer and wine coolers
§ 4.1-112.2. Outdoor advertising; limitations; variances; compliance with Title 33.2
§ 4.1-113. Board not to regulate certain advertising in the interiors of retail establishments
§ 4.1-113.1. Outdoor advertising; compliance with Title 33.2
§ 4.1-114. Annual review of operations of certain mixed beverage licensees
§ 4.1-115. Reports and accounting systems of Board; auditing books and records
§ 4.1-116. Disposition of moneys collected by Board; creation of Enterprise Fund; reserve fund
§ 4.1-117. Disposition of net profits to localities
§ 4.1-118. Certain information not to be made public
§ 4.1-119. (Effective until July 1, 2024) Operation of government stores
§ 4.1-119. (Effective July 1, 2024) Operation of government stores
§ 4.1-119.1. Human trafficking hotline; posted notice required
§ 4.1-120. When government stores closed
§ 4.1-121. Referendum on establishment of government stores
§ 4.1-122. Effect of local option referenda
§ 4.1-123. Referendum on Sunday wine and beer sales; exception
§ 4.1-124. Referendum on the sale of mixed beverages
§ 4.1-125. Section 4.1-124 applicable to certain towns
§ 4.1-127. Contests of local option referenda
§ 4.1-128. Local ordinances or resolutions regulating or taxing alcoholic beverages
§ 4.1-129. Local ordinances regulating time of sale of wine and beer
§ 4.1-131. Importation of beverages under customs bonds and holding in warehouses; release
§ 4.1-133. Bailment system of warehousing; prohibited fees and charges