Sunday, July 20, 2008
The General Assembly is not in session.
Tracking Virginia’s General Assembly
since 2007.
E. B.’s Portfolio
11 bills are being tracked.
HB135: High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; prohibits designation thereof on certain portions of I-95.
Patron: Del. Paul Nichols
(D-51)
Status: failed committee
There are 2 comments about this bill. »
HB818: Judges; increases number in circuit court.
Patron: Del. Dave Albo
(R-42)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB162: Vacant building registration; enhances penalties for failure to register.
Patron: Sen. Louise Lucas
(D-117)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB163: Derelict structures; locality authorized to impose fee on record owner.
Patron: Sen. Louise Lucas
(D-117)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB178: Judges; increases number in circuit court.
Patron: Sen. Henry Marsh
(D-115)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB185: Impact fees; grants authority to high-growth localities.
Patron: Sen. Mark Herring
(D-132)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB455: Local government authority; registration of non-owner occupied residential dwellings; civil penalty.
Patron: Sen. Chap Petersen
(D-133)
Status: in committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB656: Annexation; extends current annexation moratorium to 2018.
Patron: Sen. Steve Newman
(R-122)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB727: Charter; City of Fredericksburg.
Patron: Sen. Edd Houck
(D-116)
Status: signed by governor
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB742: Annexation proceedings; extends moratorium.
Patron: Sen. Emmett Hanger
(R-123)
Status: signed by governor
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
SB766: Demolition of historic structures, cemeteries and graves; civil penalty.
Patron: Sen. Chuck Colgan
(D-128)
Status: failed committee
Nobody has commented on this bill. »
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