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Commission hears General Assembly crossover update and monitors bills that may affect local planning
Summary
Commissioner Jim Smith briefed the Planning Commission on Virginia General Assembly crossover week, noting about ten bills that could affect the county’s Comprehensive Plan and zoning ordinances; staff provided a legislative tracking flyer and said further updates will follow after the weekend.
Commissioner Jim Smith provided an update on the Virginia General Assembly crossover week at the March 4 meeting, explaining that both legislative chambers must resolve their own bills before sending them to the other chamber. He said the county is monitoring roughly ten bills that could require amendments to the Comprehensive Plan or changes to local zoning ordinances depending on legislative outcomes.
Zoning Administrator Allen Nicholls briefly reviewed a legislative tracking flyer intended to help staff and commissioners follow bills and session schedules. Smith said the commission should expect more information after the weekend, when crossover activity concludes and the status of monitored bills will be clearer.
No specific bill numbers or legislative outcomes were recorded in the Planning Commission minutes; the update was informational and the staff offered to return with follow‑up details as developments occur.
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