The real estate industry faces constant legislative and regulatory proposals which can negatively impact your success by adding barriers to homeownership and raising the cost of the real estate transaction. DAAR's Governmental Affairs, in concert with RPAC, helps to maintain the most positive environment for the industry by making your voice heard.

When informed REALTORS® speak their minds, lawmakers listen. Become politically active and informed by joining the DAAR Government and Political Affairs Committee and the RPAC Committee today!

For more information, contact Christine Windle, Director, Government Affairs & Communications, at 703/727-2144 or cwindle@dullesarea.com

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New State Law Lifts Loudoun County Alternative Septic Ban by 2010

April 9, 2009 comment now

Last year, DAAR helped raise public awareness in opposing the ban on alternative septic systems imposed by the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. In 2009, DAAR worked to reverse the ban by helping to move forward legislation (Senate Bill 1276 / House Bill 1788) to clarify that the Code of Virginia allows local governments to regulate alternative septic systems but does not give them authority to ban these systems. The legislation nullifies the recent ban on alternative septic systems imposed by Loudoun County once the State Department of Health promulgates regulations on these systems by March 1, 2010.

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New State Law Lifts Loudoun County Alternative Septic Ban by 2010

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