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1999 SESSION
995109446Whereas, in August 1990, Roger L. McDaniel purchased 22.5 acres of property in Frederick County, Virginia, for the purpose of building a private residence; and
Whereas, in 1987, the State Board of Health issued, valid until October 1, 1991, a Sewage Disposal System Construction Permit to install an onsite sewage disposal system for a three-bedroom house at the property; and
Whereas, prior to purchasing the property, Mr. McDaniel confirmed with the Department of Health that the permit for an onsite sewage disposal system for a three-bedroom house at the property was still valid; and
Whereas, Mr. McDaniel purchased the property based on the existence of the valid permit; and
Whereas, in September 1991, Mr. McDaniel sought to renew the permit; and
Whereas, on December 23, 1991, the Department denied the renewal of the permit; and
Whereas, the Department subsequently informed Mr. McDaniel that he would have to install an alternative discharge system rather than the onsite septic system previously approved; and
Whereas, to meet the requirements of the Department for the issuance of the permit, Mr. McDaniel incurred additional expenses including the purchase of an easement from an adjoining property owner and a site plan; and
Whereas, installation of the alternative discharge system rather than a conventional onsite septic disposal system substantially devalued the property; and
Whereas, on February 19, 1992, Mr. McDaniel filed a claim with the Attorney General’s office under the Tort Claims Act; and
Whereas, the Attorney General’s office determined that the cause of action accrued in August 1990 when the property was purchased and the claim was not received within the one-year statute of limitations; and
Whereas, despite several requests by Mr. McDaniel to be compensated by the Department, no compensation has been forthcoming; and
Whereas, Mr. McDaniel has no other means to obtain relief except by action of this body; now, therefore,
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. § 1. That there is hereby allocated from the general fund appropriation to
the Department of Health the sum of $13,675 for the relief of Roger L. McDaniel. This sum shall
be paid by check issued by the State Treasurer on warrant of the Comptroller to
Roger L. McDaniel, upon execution by him of a release of all claims he may have
against the Commonwealth or any agency, instrumentality, officer, employee or
political subdivision thereof, in connection with the aforesaid occurrence.