Virginia HB1122 establishes procedures for zoning changes and vested rights for landowners.
Virginia HB1122 outlines procedures for zoning changes and vested rights for landowners. It mandates that zoning administrators determine if proposed changes are material or nonmaterial, with nonmaterial changes being binding and enforceable. The bill ensures that vested rights are enforceable for securing financing or contractual agreements. It also provides for the recovery of reasonable attorney fees, court costs, and actual damages if a locality impairs such rights.
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