HOV lanes; extends sunset provision on use by vehicles with clean special fuel license plates. [HB-85]
HOV lanes; use by vehicle with clean special fuel license plates. Requires the Commissioner of Highways to report annually to the Chairmen of the House and Senate Transportation Committees on those HOV facilities whose high traffic volume has resulted in a degraded condition as identified by federal law. This report is to be used by the Chairmen as the basis for recommendations for further restrictions on the use of HOV facilities by clean special fuel vehicles.
HB-85: HOV lanes; extends sunset provision on use by vehicles with clean special fuel license plates.
Sponsored by: Rep. John O'Bannon
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0743) on 04/18/2012
Virginia Pump Toll; established. [HB-802]
Transportation funding and administration; Virginia Pump Toll ("FareShare"). Imposes the Virginia Pump Toll ("FareShare"), in the amount of (i) $0.50 on each use of a retail motor fuels pump and an additional $0.50 when purchasing 35 or more gallons; (ii) $1.00 on each 12-gallon sale of gasoline (other than for resale) from a transport truck or tank wagon and on each 60-gallon sale of diesel fuel (other than for resale) from a transport truck or tank wagon; (iii) an amount to be determined by the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles
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HB-802: Virginia Pump Toll; established.
Sponsored by: Rep. David Albo
House: Left In Finance on 02/14/2012
Littering; defines and provides for penalties based on gravity of offense. [HB-758]
Littering; penalties. Defines littering and provides for penalties for littering, based on the gravity of the offense, and subsequent littering offenses. The bill allows counties, cities, and towns to adopt litter control ordinances pursuant to, and to enforce, its provisions.
HB-758: Littering; defines and provides for penalties based on gravity of offense.
Sponsored by: Rep. M. Keith Hodges
House: Stricken From Docket By Counties, Cities And Towns (0-y 0-n) on 01/27/2012
Performance guarantees; street construction. [HB-731]
Performance guarantees; street construction. Allows localities to retain full performance guarantees until streets in a new development are accepted by the state agency, local government department or agency, or other public authority that is responsible for maintaining and operating such public facility. The bill also provides that if a developer is in default with regard to street completions in another development within a locality, the locality may withhold acceptance of securities or plat approvals. Furthermore, a locality may withhold building
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HB-731: Performance guarantees; street construction.
Sponsored by: Rep. L. Mark Dudenhefer
House: Tabled In Counties, Cities And Towns By Voice Vote on 02/03/2012
Highway maintenance funds; allocation of funds. [HB-699]
Highway maintenance funds. Provides that when allocating funds for the interstate system of highways, the primary system of state highways, and the secondary system of state highways maintained by the Commonwealth, the Commonwealth Transportation Board shall consider achieving a minimal level of disparity among highway construction districts in meeting asset performance standards. Prior to such allocation, the Board shall release for public review a comparison of the proposed allocation of funds by highway construction district with an allocation
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HB-699: Highway maintenance funds; allocation of funds.
Sponsored by: Rep. Vivian Watts
House: Left In Transportation on 02/14/2012
Transportation Board; increases number of members. [HB-659]
Commonwealth Transportation Board; composition. Increases the number of members of the Commonwealth Transportation Board to 18 and changes the areas of representation to the congressional districts. The bill also assigns the at-large members to specific transportation areas.
HB-659: Transportation Board; increases number of members.
Sponsored by: Rep. Vivian Watts
House: Left In Transportation on 02/14/2012
Outdoor advertising; permit application fees. [HB-646]
Permit applications for outdoor advertising. Defines "billboard sign" and does away with the Certification Acceptance Program, which allowed an entity with five or more signs to self-inspect and certify its compliance with the regulations in lieu of paying a permit fee. The bill also raises application fees for permits for advertising.