Patriots, The legislators below decided to give our $9 million per year that we use to maintain police, fire, roads, schools, libraries
and parks to the developers and the Home Builders Association. They passed a "cash proffer" (SB549) bill that pretty much tells
the county treasurer either accept what the developer may offer or he can sue the county and the court will be on his side.
See House vote here See Senate vote here see SB549 here/confusing ..................... SHARE THIS EMAIL ..............
As for me, Amanda Chase & Roxann Robinson both voted to give my/our county revenue to the developers. Now if we want
to maintain our police, fire, roads, schools, libraries and parks to the current level we will have to raise our/my real estate taxes.
Our friends Riley Ingram & Glen Sturtevant also voted for this horrible bill
We contacted members of the House and one of their comments was "I am telling my supervisors to refuse all new development."
Another member shared the House's impact study of the effect of this bill on counties and it only used a few counties and our
Chesterfield County was not one of them. Tell them to do a new study, a complete study.
Folks, This is big business and big govt getting together to take our money, neither of them have any money of their own.
The final bill is in the House Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns .... before it makes it way to the Governor.
Please forward this email to the emails of the committee members below AND call each member and simply say
The "cash proffer" bill (SB 549) will require that most counties raise their real estate taxes, please stop this bill.
DelMWebert@house.virginia.gov, just copy and paste this whole group of emails into the TO: field
House Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns: Call Riley Ingram (Chairman) first!!!!
| Member Name | District | Party | Capitol Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin, Terry L. | 19 | R | (804) 698-1019 | DelTAustin@house.virginia.gov |
| Bell, John J. | 87 | D | (804) 698-1087 | DelJBell@house.virginia.gov |
| Boysko, Jennifer B. | 86 | D | (804) 698-1086 | DelJBoysko@house.virginia.gov |
| Campbell, Jeffrey L. | 6 | R | (804) 698-1006 | DelJCampbell@house.virginia.gov |
| Collins, Christopher E. | 29 | R | (804) 698-1029 | DelCCollins@house.virginia.gov |
| Heretick, Stephen E. | 79 | D | (804) 698-1079 | DelSHeretick@house.virginia.gov |
| Herring, Charniele L. | 46 | D | (804) 698-1046 | DelCHerring@house.virginia.gov |
| Hodges, M. Keith | 98 | R | (804) 698-1098 | DelKHodges@house.virginia.gov |
| Ingram, Riley E. | 62 | R | (804) 698-1062 | DelRIngram@house.virginia.gov |
| Krizek, Paul E. | 44 | D | (804) 698-1044 | DelPKrizek@house.virginia.gov |
| Marshall, Daniel W., III | 14 | R | (804) 698-1014 | DelDMarshall@house.virginia.gov |
| Marshall, Robert G. | 13 | R | (804) 698-1013 | DelBMarshall@house.virginia.gov |
| Mason, T. Montgomery (Monty) | 93 | D | (804) 698-1093 | DelMMason@house.virginia.gov |
| Morefield, James W. (Will) | 3 | R | (804) 698-1003 | DelJMorefield@house.virginia.gov |
| Pillion, Todd E. | 4 | R | (804) 698-1004 | DelTPillion@house.virginia.gov |
| Poindexter, Charles D. | 9 | R | (804) 698-1009 | DelCPoindexter@house.virginia.gov |
| Spruill, Lionell, Sr. | 77 | D | (804) 698-1077 | DelLSpruill@house.virginia.gov |
| Taylor, Scott W. | 85 | R | (804) 698-1085 | DelSTaylor@house.virginia.gov |
| Webert, Michael J. | 18 | R | (804) 698-1018 | DelMWebert@house.virginia.gov |
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