Supervisors also voted to advertise a public hearing January 9th on a proposal to implement a $10 per vehicle fee to raise approximately $1.3 million to replace current revenue from cash proffers.
Elsewhere, Chesapeake voted to keep but revise its proffer policy.
Virginia’s Annual Cash Proffer Survey for Fiscal Year 2010-11.
Virginia is the only state in the United States using cash proffers on such a large-scale as a growth management tool. To learn more, download and read this dissertation entitled “Land use politics southern style : the case of cash proffers in Virginia.”
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