Committee reports resolution extending coastal risk study schedule to accommodate JLARC workload
February 14, 2025 | 2025 Legislature VA, Virginia
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Sponsor Delegate Simons said the resolution will help localities forecast funding by clarifying how state and potential federal funding streams might support coastal risk management and reporting. Committee members asked whether the revised dates were tied to JLARC’s work plan; staff confirmed the extension to 2027 and 2028 was requested so JLARC can manage the anticipated workload.
The committee voted to report HJ 434 without recorded opposition in the Rules hearing. The resolution directs study and reporting to help local governments plan and forecast funding needs related to coastal risks.
Next steps: HJ 434 was reported by Rules and will move forward to its next committee referrals; JLARC will schedule the study per its workload and the dates set in the resolution.
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