MANUFACTURED HOMES. Manufactured (mobile) homes are allowed only in manufactured home
subdivisions or parks and are taxed as personal property
using the real estate rate and ratio. All mobile
homes must be filed on a Personal Property Tax Return on or before March 1
annually with the Commissioner of the Revenue to avoid a filing penalty.
Telephone - (757) 890-3381. The owner of any manufactured home shall obtain a tax
permit from the Treasurer before moving the manufactured home out of York
County. Telephone - (757) 890-3420.
Tenants' rights can be discussed with the Housing Office. Telephone - (757) 890-3885.
MAPS. Maps and map information are available for a
wide range of geographic data, including tax, topographic and planimetric
maps, street maps, addresses, flood zones, subdivision plats and site
development plans. Location of survey monuments and various customized maps
for special projects are also available. Contact Computer Support Services.
Telephone - (757) 890-3894.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES. Marriage licenses are issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
who also keeps a listing of Marriage Commissioners. Telephone
- (757)
890-4103.
MASTER GARDENERS.
Trained, professional volunteers working to deliver educational programs,
information, and activities offered by Virginia Cooperative Extension - York
County. Telephone - (757) 890-4940.
yorkcounty.gov/vce
MEALS-ON-WHEELS.
Meals-On-Wheels is a volunteer program supported in part by York County, to
provide low cost, hot meals to sick, elderly or otherwise homebound.
Telephone - (757) 898-4252.
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. Colonial Mental Health and
Retardation Board is a regional agency that offers programs to deal with family problems,
mental retardation, substance abuse and other counseling for residents of York, James City
County, Poquoson and Williamsburg.
-
Lower
County, 3804 George Washington Memorial Highway. Telephone
- (757) 898-7926.
-
Upper
County, 1667 Merrimac Trail. Telephone - (757)
220-3200.
MOBILE HOMES. See Manufactured Homes.
MOSQUITOES.
Integrated mosquito control involves three phases to
reduce the public health threat and mosquito annoyance. The program's
cornerstone is a combination of surveillance, source reduction in the
maintenance of of-road County drainage easements to prevent stagnant water
for breeding, biological treatments as needed. Telephone - (757) 890-3790.
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