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Motor Vehicle Dealer Board approves fee change for Va. Code §46.2‑1533, sets uniform 60‑day compliance period
Summary
The Motor Vehicle Dealer Board on July 13 approved a change to the administrative fee tied to Virginia Code §46.2‑1533 and established a uniform 60‑day compliance period for all Board‑ordered sanctions, after a presentation by Executive Director Kelley Smith.
The Motor Vehicle Dealer Board voted on July 13, 2026 to approve an increase to the administrative fee associated with Virginia Code §46.2‑1533 and to set a uniform 60‑day compliance period for Board‑ordered sanctions.
Executive Director Kelley Smith presented an APA audit update and a cost analysis of the average administrative cost tied to violations of Va. Code §46.2‑1533. After discussion the Board “approved the proposed increase to the administrative fee associated with violations of Virginia Code § 46.2‑1533,” and then voted to establish a single, uniform compliance period of 60 days for payment of civil penalties, completion of required courses and follow‑up inspections. The motion to set the 60‑day uniform compliance period was made by Don Sullivan and seconded by M’Lissa Dunn and carried.
Board members emphasized administrative consistency when considering the change; the record shows the Board did not adopt an across‑the‑board increase to the Administrative Violation Fee schedule but did approve the targeted fee change tied to §46.2‑1533. The Board set the next meeting for September 14, 2026.
The items were recorded in the meeting minutes and discussed during the Executive Director’s report; the Board adjourned at 12:54 p.m.
