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signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 13, 2017

HB 1408: Student vision screenings; requirements for certain students.

Requires (i) the principal of each public elementary school to cause the vision of students in kindergarten and grade two or grade three to be screened unless certain exceptions apply and (ii) the principal of each public middle school and high school to cause the vision of students in grade seven and grade 10 to be screened unless certain exceptions apply and permits any such screening to be conducted by a qualified nonprofit vision health organization that uses a digital photoscreening method pursuant to a comprehensive vision program or other methods that comply with Department of Education requirements. The bill defines "qualified nonprofit vision health organization" and "comprehensive vision program." Under current law, the frequency of such vision screenings is determined by the Board of Education pursuant to regulations. Current law is silent on the method and provider of such vision screenings.
Lee Ware (R) · 2 co-sponsors
signed · Virginia · Senate Mar 3, 2017

SB 1032: Comprehensive community colleges; tuition grants and fees for certain individuals.

Provides that certain Virginia students who were in foster care or in the custody of the Department of Social Services or considered a special needs adoption and are enrolled in a noncredit workforce credential training program in a comprehensive community college may qualify for a grant for the payment of tuition and fees. This bill is identical to
Barbara Favola (D) · 3 co-sponsors
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 3, 2017

HB 1763: Special license plates; highway safety.

Authorizes the issuance of special license plates for supporters of highway safety, including awareness of distracted driving. The bill exempts the plate from the requirement to obtain 450 prepaid applications prior to issuance and from the provision that prohibits issuance of additional plates in the series if, after five or more years after issuance, the plate has fewer than 200 active sets of plates. Additionally, the plate shall be subject only to a one-time fee of $10 at the time the plates are issued, in addition to the prescribed cost of state license plates.
Thomas A Greason (R) · 3 co-sponsors
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 3, 2017

HB 1719: Wireless E-911 Fund; distribution percentages.

Postpones from July 1, 2017, to July 1, 2018, the date by which the Department of Taxation is required to conduct its first recalculation of the percentage of funds in the Wireless E-911 Fund that is required to be distributed to each public safety answering point (PSAP). The recalculation is required to be based on the cost and call load data of each PSAP for the previous five fiscal years. This bill is identical to
Richard L Anderson (R)
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 3, 2017

HB 1475: Common Interest Community Board; information on covenants, association disclosure packets.

Requires the Common Interest Community Board to include in its current one-page form that accompanies association disclosure packets that are required to be provided to all prospective purchasers of lots located within a development that is subject to the Virginia Property Owners' Association Act that the purchase contract for a lot within an association is a legally binding document once it is signed by the prospective purchaser where the purchaser has not elected to cancel the purchase contract in accordance with law.
Bobby Orrock (R) · 1 co-sponsor
signed · Virginia · House of Delegates Mar 3, 2017

HB 2143: FOIA; training approved by Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council, online courses offered.

Requires the Freedom of Information Advisory Council to maintain on its website a listing of all FOIA officers, including name, contact information, and the name of the public body such FOIA officers serve. The bill requires the name and contact information of FOIA officers trained by legal counsel of a public body to be submitted to the Council by July 1 of each year on a form developed by the Council for that purpose and to be updated in a timely manner in the event of any changes to such information. The bill also provides that training through an online course offered by the Council shall satisfy the annual training requirement for FOIA officers.
James M LeMunyon (R)
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