2015 Code of Virginia
Title 10.1 - Conservation
§ 10.1-2211.1. Disbursement of funds appropriated for caring for Revolutionary War cemeteries and graves

A. At the direction of the Director, the Comptroller of the Commonwealth is instructed and empowered to draw annual warrants upon the State Treasurer from any sums that may be provided in the general appropriation act, in favor of the treasurers of Revolutionary War memorial associations caring for cemeteries as set forth in subsection B. Such sums shall be expended by the associations for the routine maintenance of their respective Revolutionary War cemeteries and graves and for the graves of Revolutionary War soldiers and sailors not otherwise cared for in other cemeteries, and in erecting and caring for markers, memorials, and monuments to the memory of such soldiers and sailors. All such associations, through their proper officers, are required after July 1 of each year to submit to the Director a certified statement that the funds appropriated to the association or organization in the preceding fiscal year were or will be expended for the routine maintenance of cemeteries specified in this section and the graves of Revolutionary War soldiers and sailors and in erecting and caring for markers, memorials and monuments to the memory of such soldiers and sailors. A cemetery association failing to comply with any of the requirements of this section shall be prohibited from receiving moneys allocated under this section for all subsequent fiscal years until the association fully complies with the requirements.

B. Allocation of appropriations made pursuant to this section shall be based on the number of graves, monuments and markers as set forth opposite the cemetery name, or as documented by each association multiplied by the rate of five dollars or the average actual cost of routine maintenance, whichever is greater, for each grave, monument or marker in the care of a cemetery association. For the purposes of this section the "average actual cost of care" shall be determined by the Department in a biennial survey of at least four properly maintained cemeteries, each located in a different geographical region of the Commonwealth.

a	IN THE COUNTIES OF:	NUMBER:
b	Amherst
c	St. Matthews Episcopal Church	3
d	Augusta
e	Bethel Presbyterian Church	33
f	Glebe Burying Ground	11
g	Mossy Creek Cemetery	6
h	Augusta Stone Presbyterian Church	44
i	Hebron Presbyterian Church	6
j	Old Providence Presbyterian Church	20
k	Rocky Spring Presbyterian Church	4
l	St. John's Reformed Lutheran Church	4
m	St. Peter's Lutheran Church	3
n	Tinkling Springs Presbyterian Church	13
o	Trinity Lutheran Church	8
p	Botetourt
q	Fincastle Presbyterian Church	28
r	Campbell
s	Callaway-Steptoe Cemetery	4
t	Cobbs Hall Farm	3
u	Concord Presbyterian Church	4
v	Family Cemetery at Avoca	3
w	Mount Airy Family Cemetery	3
x	Haden Family Cemetery on Phillips Farm	3
y	Hat Creek Presbyterian Church	3
z	Clarke
aa	Old Chapel Churchyard	3
ab	Culpeper
ac	Culpeper Cemetery	3
ad	Masonic Cemetery	3
ae	Dinwiddie
af	Sweden Plantation	3
ag	Floyd
ah	Pine Creek Cemetery	4
ai	Franklin
aj	Tanyard-Benard-Hill Cemetery	3
ak	Greenesville
al	Robinson Family Cemetery	3
am	Halifax
an	Terry Family Cemetery	5
ao	Hanover
ap	Spring Grove Cemetery	5
aq	Henry
ar	Leatherwood Plantation	5
as	Loudoun
at	Ketoctin Cemetery	7
au	Louisa
av	Little River Baptist Church	3
aw	Nelson
ax	Cub Creek Road Cemetery	10
ay	Page
az	Printz Family Cemetery	3
ba	Pittsylvania
bb	Buckler Family Cemetery	3
bc	Roanoke
bd	Walton Family Cemetery	3
be	Rockingham
bf	Dayton Cemetery	3
bg	Old Peaked Mountain Church	30
bh	Russell
bi	Soloman Litton Hollow Cemetery	4
bj	Shenandoah
bk	St. Mary's Lutheran Church	7
bl	Tazewell
bm	Thompson Family Cemetery	4
bn	Washington
bo	Green Spring Church	6
bp	Sinking Spring Cemetery	9
bq	Wythe
br	St. John's Lutheran Church	5
bs	St. Paul's Lutheran Church	4
bt	IN THE CITIES OF:
bu	Alexandria
bv	Christ Church Cemetery	8
bw	Old Presbyterian Meeting House	43
bx	Fairfax
by	Fairfax City Cemetery	3
bz	Pohick Church Cemetery	3
ca	Washington Family Tomb	3
cb	Fredericksburg
cc	Fredericksburg Cemetery	5
cd	Masonic Cemetery	6
ce	St. George's Episcopal Church	3
cf	Lexington
cg	Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery	19
ch	Washington and Lee University	3
ci	Lynchburg
cj	Old City Cemetery	3
ck	Newport News
cl	Warwick Burial Ground	3
cm	Norfolk
cn	St. Paul's Cemetery	3
co	Portsmouth
cp	Cedar Grove	4
cq	Trinity Episcopal Church	5
cr	Richmond
cs	Hollywood Cemetery	4
ct	Shockoe Hill Cemetery	8
cu	St. John's Episcopal Church	4
cv	Rockbridge
cw	Falling Spring Presbyterian Church	6
cx	High Bridge Presbyterian Church	3
cy	New Providence Presbyterian Church	16
cz	Timber Ridge Cemetery	9
da	Staunton
db	Trinity Episcopal Church	17
dc	Williamsburg
dd	Bruton Parish Church	4
de	Winchester
df	Mount Hebron Cemetery	31
dg	Old Opequon Presbyterian Church	10

C. In addition to funds that may be provided pursuant to subsection B, any of the associations set forth in subsection B may apply to the Director for grants to perform extraordinary maintenance, renovation, repair or reconstruction of any of their respective Revolutionary War cemeteries and graves and for the graves of Revolutionary War soldiers and sailors. These grants shall be made from any appropriation made available by the General Assembly for such purpose. In making such grants, the Director shall give full consideration to the assistance available from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, or other agencies, except in those instances where such assistance is deemed by the Director to be detrimental to the historical, artistic or architectural significance of the site.

D. Local matching funds shall not be required for grants made pursuant to this section.

2002, c. 256; 2007, c. 349.