Makes the current temporary moratorium on city annexation permanent by removing the expiration date and references to city annexation throughout the Code. Similarly, provisions regarding county immunity to city annexation are repealed. Towns will continue to have annexation authority. Other amendments seek to promote alternatives to city annexation, including granting authority for a city reverting to town status to refer to itself as a dependent city rather than a town. In addition, for certain local government consolidations, localities may seek to hold an advisory referendum prior to undertaking the consolidation process. The bill establishes the Local Government Efficiency Analysis Fund to encourage localities to explore consolidation, city reversion, interlocal agreements, and other local operational efficiencies that may lead to improved economies of scale and more efficient service delivery. The matching grants from the Fund shall be used for the purpose of allowing localities to overcome cost-prohibitive financial barriers in order to investigate, research, and analyze the benefits of such agreements. The bill is based on selected recommendations of the Commission on Local Government's recently completed study of annexation alternatives.
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Virginia House of Delegates
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District 34
Del. Tony Wilt
Total votes
16,521
all sessions
Attendance
100%
65 missed
Near the chamber average
With party
96%
of cast votes
Lower than 85% of chamber peers
Bipartisan score
3%
crosses aisle rarely
Higher than 84% of chamber peers
Sponsored
605
bills & resolutions
Near the chamber average
Committees
3
assignments
605 bills and resolutions
Sponsored bills
Total
605
Primary
162
Co-sponsor
443
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Annexation; alternatives.
In committee Feb 5, 2019
0 co-sponsors
Sales & use tax; prohibits accelerated collection of payments from retail merchants & other dealers.
In committee Feb 5, 2019
0 co-sponsors
Milk production; creates an income tax credit.
Creates an income tax credit beginning in taxable year 2019 for taxpayers who own a dairy farm that sells milk below the producer price that is determined by the State Milk Commission. The credit equals $1,000 per million pounds of milk sold below the producer price for the first seven million pounds, $500 per million pounds of milk sold below the producer price for amounts greater than seven million but not greater than 20 million pounds, $200 per million pounds of milk sold below the producer price for amounts greater than 20 million but not greater than 50 million pounds, and $100 per million pounds of milk sold below the producer price for amounts greater than 50 million pounds but not greater than 90 million pounds.
In committee Feb 5, 2019
0 co-sponsors
Introduced Feb 4, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Jan 31, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Jan 31, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Jan 31, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Passed Jan 31, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Jan 31, 2019
1 co-sponsor
In committee Jan 17, 2019
0 co-sponsors
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