Comprehensive plan; environmental justice strategy.

Added a specific start date of July 1, 2026, for cities and counties to begin considering environmental justice strategies during their comprehensive plan reviews.

Removed the word 'unique' from the list of health risks to be addressed, streamlining the language for identifying objectives.

Added a new requirement for local governments to establish baseline environmental and health conditions using existing data to characterize disproportionate public health issues.

Added a new item to the list of strategy requirements that focuses on establishing baseline data to characterize health disparities.

Removed the mandatory start date of July 1, 2026, allowing local governments to implement the strategy during their next scheduled comprehensive plan review.

Changed the requirement to explicitly include identifying objectives and policies to reduce unique or compounded health risks, rather than only identifying the communities and pollution sources.

Adjusted the title of the new section to include 'consideration of adopting' to reflect the non-mandatory nature of the strategy.

Removed draft metadata such as 'Engrossed' status, bill numbers, and committee referral notes.

Added official 'Enrolled' headers, 'Virginia Acts of Assembly' titles, and page/line numbering typical of final signed legislation.

Deleted bracketed text in the final list of requirements that indicated items were being added or removed during the drafting process.