Stormwater management regulations; changes effective date that establishes local program criteria. (HB1220)
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Description
Stormwater management regulations; effective date. Extendsthe effective date of theregulation that establishes local program criteria and delegation procedures and the water quality and water quantity criteria based on the completion of the Virginia Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) Implementation Plan for the Chesapeake Bay Nutrient and Sediment TMDL approved by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the regulations thereafter adopted to implement the Plan. View Full Text »
Outcome
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Comments
VOTE NO for HB1220.
We have been waiting for Virginia to clean up its storm water with vegetated buffers along all the rivers and tributaries since 1987. These forested buffers provide slowing down of the storm water run off, cleaning our air, water and land pollution through our trees.
Developers, corporations and government knew this was coming and we, the constituents, should no longer have to allow pollution into our water ways.
Do not delay what is desperately needed; DCRs plan to clean up our water.
Thank you for voting no and protecting our water quality.