Certain data from water users; water use consumption for domestic, etc., purposes, data centers.

Removed all provisions related to water resource management, river basin planning, and water user data registration requirements.

Added provisions allowing zoning ordinances to regulate commercial and industrial facilities and requiring water use disclosures.

Granted zoning administrators the authority to issue subpoenas to obtain data on residential occupancy violations when they cannot obtain it through normal means.

Changed the primary legal code section being amended from 62.1-44.38 (water resources) to 15.2-2286 (zoning ordinances).

Replaced local site assessment requirements with a statewide mandate for water utilities to register and report water withdrawal data for data centers.

Added a specific requirement for water users to separately report potable and reclaimed water volumes provided to data centers.

Incorporated the definition of 'data center' from the Department of Environmental Quality into the water registration and reporting section.

Included formatting and header changes typical of an enrolled bill, such as session dates and chapter titles.

The bill was reclassified from a House Substitute to a Senate Substitute, indicating it is now being processed by the Senate rather than the House.

Provisions regarding local zoning ordinances, including special exceptions for affordable housing, zoning administrator powers, and penalties for violations, were removed.

New requirements were added for the Board of Water Supply to prepare river basin plans and for water users to register withdrawal data.

Specific provisions were added requiring data centers to submit annual water consumption estimates and consider water consumption from public resources during rezoning decisions.