Virginia 2023 Regular Session Status: Passed Senate

SJ 366 — Commending the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award.

Last action — Bill text as passed Senate and House (SJ366ER)

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Plain-language change summary

The amendment to Senate Joint Resolution No. 366 added a preamble that emphasizes the educational, technical assistance, and incentive programs provided to farmers by the Department of Conservation and Recreation and Soil and Water Conservation Districts. It also specified the winners of the Clean Water Farm Award for 2022, replacing the prior mention of a different farm for the James River Basin with a specific name. This change provides clearer recognition of the farmers involved and highlights the state’s efforts toward water quality improvement.

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SESSION INTRODUCED 23106415D I SENATE JOffered February 17, 2023 N Commending the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award.
SESSION ENROLLED SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
–––––––––– T Patron––Petersen R –––––––––– O WHEREAS, the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Soil and Water Conservation Districts provide farmers throughout the Commonwealth with education, technical assistance, andD incWHEREAS, the General Assembly passed legislation in 1998 to establish the Clean Water Farm U Award Program, which is administered by the Department of Conservation and Recreation;
366 E Commending the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award.
and WHEREAS, the Clean Water Farm Award Program furthers the Commonwealth's water quality goals C by recognizing farmers actively engaged in implementing important conservation practices that cEntrol nutrients, sediment, and other agricultural nonpoint source pollutants;
N Agreed to by the Senate, February 21, 2023 R Agreed to by the House of Delegates, February 22, 2023 O WHEREAS, the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Soil and Water Conservation L Districts provide farmers throughout the Commonwealth with education, technical assistance, and L incentive programs to encourage nutrient reduction and water quality improvement;
and WHEREAS, the Soil and Water Conservation Districts selected local farms across the D ComWHEREAS, farms have been selected to represent the Commonwealth's major river basins and to recognize the exemplary efforts of such farms in implementing best management practices;
and Award Program, which is administered by the Department of Conservation and Recreation;
and WHEREAS, the 2022 winners are:
andarm E WHEREAS, the Clean Water Farm Award Program furthers the Commonwealth's water quality goals D by recognizing farmers actively engaged in implementing important conservation practices that control nutrients, sediment, and other agricultural nonpoint source pollutants;
Steve and Charlie Smith, Holston Vista Farm, Washington County, for the Big Sandy-Upper Tennessee River Basin;
and Commonwealth for recognition in 2022 as winners of the Clean Water Farm Award;
John Shepherd, Shepherd Grain Farms, LLC, Nottoway County, for the Chowan River Basin;
andthe WHEREAS, farms have been selected to represent the Commonwealth's major river basins and to recognize the exemplary efforts of such farms in implementing best management practices;
The Teel Family, Clover Green Farm, LLC, Albemarle County, for the James River Basin;
and Steve and Charlie Smith, Holston Vista Farm, Washington County, for the Big Sandy-Upper J Tennessee River Basin;
J The Hudgins Family, DRH Farm, Wythe County, for the New River Basin;
6 John Shepherd, Shepherd Grain Farms, LLC, Nottoway County, for the Chowan River Basin;
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R Jim Evans, Evans Farms, Accomack County, for the Coastal Basin;
The Hudgins Family, DRH Farm, Wythe County, for the New River Basin;ames River Basin;
Karla H.
Jacob and Jennifer Gilley, Heaven's Hollow Farm, Madison County, for the Rappahannock River Basin;
Jacob and Jennifer Gilley, Heaven's Hollow Farm, Madison County, for the Rappahannock River BasBrian Hall, IJN, LLC, Halifax County, for the Roanoke River Basin;
Brian Hall, IJN, LLC, Halifax County, for the Roanoke River Basin;
Weldon Heatwole, Cedar Ridge Dairy, Inc., Rockingham County, for the Shenandoah River Basin;
andWeldon Heatwole, Cedar Ridge Dairy, Inc., Rockingham County, for the Shenandoah River Basin;
and The Sedwick Family, Lakeland Farm, Orange County, for the York River Basin;
The Sedwick Family, Lakeland Farm, Orange County, for the York River Basin;
now, therefore, be it commend and congratulate the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award;
now, therefore, be it RESOLVED by the Senate, the House of Delegates concurring, That the General Assembly hereby commend and congratulate the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award;
and, be it RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the Senate prepare copies of this resolution for presentation to the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award as an expression of the resources and their outstanding conservation achievements.erving the Commonwealth's natural
and, be it 34 RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the Senate prepare copies of this resolution for 35 presentation to the River Basin Grand Winners of the Clean Water Farm Award as an expression of the 37 resources and their outstanding conservation achievements.erving the Commonwealth's natural 2
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  • Presented 23106415D View text pdf February 17, 2023

Action History

  1. Bill text as passed Senate and House (SJ366ER)

  2. Agreed to by House by voice vote

  3. Laid on Speaker's table

  4. Received

  5. Agreed to by Senate by voice vote

  6. Engrossed by Senate

  7. Laid on Clerk's Desk

  8. Presented 23106415D

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Who sponsors SJ 366?
SJ 366 is sponsored by Petersen, J. Chapman.
What is the current status of SJ 366?
This bill died with 2023 Regular Session. It reached “Passed Senate” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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