Virginia Regulatory Town Hall
Agency
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Board
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Meeting:
Board of Agriculture and Consumer Services

 
Meeting Details
Date / Time 3/18/2004  9:00 am
Location Washington Building
1100 Bank Street
Second Floor Boardroom
Richmond, Virginia 
Board Website http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov 
Agenda document agency has not posted
Minutes document pdf Meeting minutes 6/10/2004   (34k)       FINAL
Purpose of the meeting
The board will meet to discuss issues related to Virginia agriculture and consumer services, potentially to include a discussion of certain regulations, including regulations relating to the Pine Shoot Beetle.
Meeting Scope
 
Public hearing to receive comment on a proposed stage
 
General business of the board
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Discuss particular regulations / chapters
The agency plans to discuss the following regulations at this meeting:
2 VAC 5-206 Regulation for Scrapie Eradication
2 VAC 5-320 Regulations for the Enforcement of the Endangered Plant and Insect Species Act
2 VAC 5-360 Rules and Regulations for the Enforcement of the Virginia Commercial Feed Law
2 VAC 5-440 Rules and Regulations for Enforcement of the Virginia Pest Law - Cotton Boll Weevil Quarantine
2 VAC 5-500 Rules and Regulations Governing the Cooling, Storing, Sampling, and Transporting of Milk or Milk Samples from the Farm to the Processing Plant or Laboratory
2 VAC 5-530 Rules and Regulations Governing the Production, Handling and Processing of Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Establishing Minimum standards for Certain Dairy Products to be Used for Human Food

Contact Information
Name / Title: Roy E. Seward  / Board Secretary
Address: 1100 Bank Street, Suite 211
Richmond, 23219
Email Address: jknight@vdacs.state.va.us
Telephone: (804)786-3538    FAX: (804)371-2945   
Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities, such as sign language interpreters and/or real-time captioning services, are available upon request. Please send accommodation requests to the meeting contact as early as possible but no later than seven business days before the date of the meeting.