Cigarettes; deemed litter for purposes of criminal punishment for improper disposal of trash. [HB-1367]
Littering; cigarettes, civil penalty. Includes cigarettes specifically in the category of things deemed litter for purposes of criminal punishment for improper disposal of trash. The bill also provides that in lieu of the imposition of the Class 1 misdemeanor criminal penalty, the court may order the defendant to perform community service in litter abatement activities. If the offense involves a cigarette or cigarettes, the court shall order the payment of a $100 civil penalty payable to the Litter Control and Recycling Fund established in §10.1-1422.01
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HB-1367: Cigarettes; deemed litter for purposes of criminal punishment for improper disposal of trash.
Sponsored by: Sen. Scott Surovell
Left In Courts Of Justice on 02/05/2013
Highways, Commissioner of; agreements with localities. [HB-1328]
Commissioner of Highways; agreements with localities. Adds Prince William County to existing provisions that allow Fairfax County to enter into agreements with the Commissioner of Highways regarding enforcement of provisions related to signs and advertisements within highway limits. The penalties and costs collected under such agreements are paid to the affected locality.
HB-1328: Highways, Commissioner of; agreements with localities.
Sponsored by: Rep. Robert Marshall
Left In Transportation on 02/05/2013
Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference). [SJR-6]
Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Transportation Funds. Requires the General Assembly to maintain permanent and separate Transportation Funds to include the Commonwealth Transportation Fund, Transportation Trust Fund, Highway Maintenance and Operating Fund, and other funds established by general law for transportation. All revenues dedicated to Transportation Funds on January 1, 2013, by general law, other than a general appropriation law, shall be deposited to the Transportation Funds, unless the General Assembly by general law, other
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Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference). [SJR-2]
Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Transportation Funds. Requires the General Assembly to maintain permanent and separate Transportation Funds to include the Commonwealth Transportation Fund, Transportation Trust Fund, Highway Maintenance and Operating Fund, and other funds established by general law for transportation. All revenues dedicated to Transportation Funds on January 1, 2013, by general law, other than a general appropriation law, shall be deposited to the Transportation Funds, unless the General Assembly by general law, other
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Transportation; provides revenues for construction, maintenance, and funding. [SB-639]
Transportation construction, operation and maintenance, and funding. Provides for the construction, maintenance, and funding of transportation by (i) increasing transportation's share of year-end surpluses to 67 percent, and (ii) authorizing the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) to name highways, bridges, interchanges, and other transportation facilities for private entities if an annual naming rights fee is paid, with the revenue dedicated to highway maintenance and operation. The bill also charges the CTB with greater responsibilities involving
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SB-639: Transportation; provides revenues for construction, maintenance, and funding.
Sponsored by: Sen. Frank Wagner
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0733) on 04/09/2012
Commonwealth Tolling Assistance Program; established. [SB-619]
Commonwealth Tolling Assistance Program. Establishes a program that would allow certain low-income students to receive an electronic tolling transponder without paying a deposit. To be eligible, the student must attend a public institution of higher education in Virginia located within a planning district that is traversed by the Elizabeth River or the James River and that is adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay. Eligible students who receive the electronic tolling transponder may also submit toll receipts, on a quarterly basis, and receive reimbursement
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Low-income and student toll tax credit; established. [SB-567]
Low-income and student toll tax credit. Establishes a tax credit for students and low-income persons who have an E-ZPass or who pay tolls. The amount of the credit is capped at $1,000 per qualified taxpayer.
SB-567: Low-income and student toll tax credit; established.
Sponsored by: Sen. Louise Lucas
Senate: Continued To 2013 In Finance (15-y 0-n) on 02/08/2012
Interstate highway, etc.; fines and fees for violations of laws. [SB-500]
Fines and fees for violations occurring on interstate highways. Provides that when a warrant or summons is issued for a violation of law occurring on an interstate highway or a highway that receives federal-aid funds, a state statute must be charged.
SB-500: Interstate highway, etc.; fines and fees for violations of laws.
Sponsored by: Sen. John Watkins
Senate: Failed To Report (defeated) In Transportation (4-y 10-n) on 01/18/2012
Alcoholic beverage control; outdoor advertising regulations, etc. [SB-398]
Alcoholic beverage control; outdoor advertising; penalty. Requires all outdoor advertising of alcoholic beverages to be in compliance with ABC law, ABC Board regulations, and VDOT law and regulations concerning outdoor advertising. The bill also sets the general rule that no outdoor alcoholic beverage advertising shall be placed within 500 linear feet on the same side of the road, and parallel to such road, measured from the nearest edge of the sign face upon which the advertisement is placed to the nearest edge of a building or structure located
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SB-398: Alcoholic beverage control; outdoor advertising regulations, etc.
Sponsored by: Sen. Emmett Hanger
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0818) on 04/18/2012