With the advent of integrated source control, do stored procedure changes still need comments?

Question

Back in the old days, my team had a policy that any stored procedure modification required comments in two places:

1. Top of the stored procedure with an overall summary of the changes made
2. Comments on each line where the change was made

It typically looked like this:

CREATE PROCEDURE usp_Test
/*****************************************************************
The purpose of this stored procedure is to get data.
Created by 8kb 2001-01-01
Modified: removed OR clauses from JOIN statement..8kb 2001-06-01
******************************************************************/
AS
BEGIN

SELECT * 
FROM t1
JOIN t2
ON t1.colA = t2.colA
-- Removed OR clause..8kb 2001-06-01
-- OR t1.ColB = t2.ColB

END

But now with integrated source control, I can summarize the changes in the source control and then use the compare / diff functionality to see the differences between the old and new versions.

Is there still value in writing line-by-line change comments in stored procedures that are part of integrated source control?