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A troubling bill that would have loosened inspection requirements for stormwater ponds failed to advance in the House of Delegates. SB 1007 (Reeves) directs the
Both the House and Senate have struggled throughout the session to develop consensus proposals to impose taxes on plastic bags provided by retailers. Areas of
After several years of unsuccessful attempts to reform Virginia’s redistricting process, the 2019 General Assembly approved a Constitutional amendment that would task a 16-member Virginia
Delegate Nancy Guy’s bill aimed at helping localities more easily take advantage of creative clean energy financing mechanisms has survived its first hurdle in the
After unanimously passing the Senate, SB 849 (Mason) has successfully taken its first steps in the House of Delegates, surviving the Chesapeake Subcommittee of the
The House Appropriations Committee and Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee reported their budget proposals on Sunday, February 16. Both committees made providing compensation increases for
A bill introduced by Delegate Steve Heretick relating to local government’s power to issue summonses has now passed the House and Senate and will be
As has previously been detailed in Capitol Contact as well discussed as at the recent VACo Legislative Day, Governor Northam introduced several funding initiatives in
A problematic bill that mandates local governments supplement their public defenders’ salaries narrowly passed the House of Delegates and is ready to be heard by
HB 1131 (Jones), HB 1434 (Jones) and SB 762 (Barker), SB 763 (Barker) are bills that extend a state mandate to exempt utility-scale solar projects
Legislation seeking to create a comprehensive framework for peer-to-peer vehicle rentals passed the Senate on February 11 by a 40-0 vote. Peer-to-peer vehicle rentals involve
Under current law, wind turbine projects with more than 25 megawatts (MW) in generating capacity may be taxed locally at a rate that exceeds the
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