Virginia law may soon require that homebuyers be reminded to check on whether they’re moving into a flood zone before they sign a contract. And the City of Norfolk is paying off more than a half-million dollars in federal taxes it somehow overlooked. Those stories have been among the most read over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project’s VaNews link.
VaNews: Flood Zone Contract, Norfolk Taxes
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