Virginia HB1112 addresses zoning regulations, focusing on high-energy users and local authority.
Virginia HB1112 outlines provisions for zoning ordinances, emphasizing the consideration of high-energy users and local authority. It mandates that localities may deny special use permits to high-energy users if the current electric energy availability is insufficient for the project's demands. The bill also details the process for modifying zoning ordinances, including public notice and the opportunity for adjoining property owners to respond. Additionally, it establishes penalties for violations of zoning ordinances, including fines and misdemeanor charges.
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