that by state infrastructure I mean infrastructure other than roadways (covered in transportation) and energy (covered in coal versus renewables). Cable, rail, water supply, etc would fall under that.

but that won't cut it, so I think one of the first things we will have to take care of is re-districting and how it's handled, so hopefully we can get a non-partisan, rational system set up, one which would reflect the demographical geography of the state and end the strangle-hold of the bigotted Republican rural old guard on Virginia's legislature (and I am not anti-rurual, just anti-old guard Republicans). Then it would be possible to tackle the many other problems you listed here, and actually get something constructive done.  

I didn't think of redistricting off the top of my head but that is a vitally important issue. I support a version of the Tanner Bill, personally. There have been some decent bills similar to it but none have really hit the mark. This is an issue where you cannot cede ground for political gain though. We have to do it right the first time.