Virginia HB509 regulates local zoning ordinances for agricultural operations, including outdoor amplified music and accessory dwelling rentals.
Virginia HB509 aims to protect agricultural operations from excessive local zoning restrictions. It prohibits localities from requiring special exceptions or permits for certain activities, including agritourism, product sales, and food processing. The bill also mandates that localities consider the impact on adjoining property owners and nearby residents when permitting outdoor amplified music. Additionally, it prevents localities from banning the rental of existing accessory residential dwellings on agricultural properties, except within towns.
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