Hampton public meetings in 2022
50 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. The session includes updates on accomplishments for Public Works and Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services. The council will also consider numerous appointments to various local advisory boards and commissions.
- Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022
- Update on Public Works and Parks accomplishments
- Closed session regarding real property in Phoebus and Downtown
- Appointments to various boards including Zoning Appeals and Animal Control
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review several budget amendments, including moving $1,069,541.13 to city departments and $3,853,998 to capital projects. Public hearings are scheduled for rezoning 924 Old Big Bethel Rd and updating zoning rules for mental health facilities and short-term rentals. The council will also consider various appointments to local advisory boards.
- Budget amendment to move $1,069,541.13 to city departments and $3,853,998 to capital projects
- Rezoning 1.3 acres at 924 Old Big Bethel Rd from residential to multifamily
- Ordinances to permit mental health/substance abuse treatment facilities in specific zones
- New zoning regulations for 'Short-Term Rental' use permits across multiple districts
- Ordinance to update the city's solid waste code
City Council Special Session
The City Council will hold a special session to perform mid-year performance evaluations for the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk. This meeting is scheduled as a closed session pursuant to Virginia Code.
- Mid-year performance evaluations of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk
- Resolution certifying the closed session
City Council Legislative Session
The Hampton City Council will consider several budget amendments to accept various state and federal grants. The session also includes public hearings regarding land use permits and a large-scale rezoning request.
- Rezoning 63.43 acres at 700 and 750 Shell Road to light manufacturing
- Lease for cell tower equipment at 1590 Briarfield Road
- Use permit for a storage facility at 5112 West Mercury Blvd
- Budget amendments for various public safety and community grants
- Vacation of a portion of the Pine Avenue right-of-way
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss legislative priorities for the 2023 General Assembly. A closed session is also scheduled to discuss real property in the Buckroe area and potential litigation.
- Discussion of 2023 General Assembly legislative priorities
- Closed session regarding real property in the Buckroe area
- Closed session regarding investment of public funds
- Closed session for briefings on actual or probable litigation
City Council Ceremonial Session
This is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council. The agenda includes a spotlight on youth athletic organizations. No legislative or policy decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Spotlight on Youth Athletic Organizations
City Council Legislative Session
The Hampton City Council will consider several budget amendments and tax refunds during this legislative session. This includes accepting grants for port security and highway safety. The Council will also address erroneous tax assessments in the Coliseum Central Business Improvement District.
- Resolution to accept Port Security Grant from Department of Homeland Security
- Resolution to accept Highway Safety Grant from Virginia DMV
- Tax refunds for properties at 2115 Executive Drive and 2001 Commerce Drive
- Approval of September 28 and October 12, 2022 work session minutes
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use applications. These include proposals for a storage facility, multifamily housing, and light manufacturing rezoning.
- Rezoning of 63.43 acres at 700 and 750 Shell Road to Light Manufacturing (M-2)
- Use permit for a storage facility at 5112 West Mercury Blvd
- Rezoning of 1.3 acres at 924 Old Big Bethel Rd to Multifamily Residential (M-4)
- Use permit for multifamily dwellings at 924 Old Big Bethel Road
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review a briefing from the Port of Virginia and discuss proposed changes to the current Solid Waste Ordinance. The session also includes closed sessions to consider various appointments to local boards and authorities.
- Proposed changes to the Solid Waste Ordinance
- Port of Virginia briefing
- Peninsula Stadium Authority appointments
- Hampton Redevelopment & Housing Authority appointment
- Planning Commission and Parks & Recreation Advisory Board appointments
City Council Legislative Session
The council will review budget amendments, including the allocation of $4,628,191 in state carryover funds to the school operating budget. Public hearings are scheduled for zoning changes and use permit applications for a restaurant and a private school. The session also includes consideration of several local board appointments.
- Allocation of $4,628,191 in state carryover funds to the school operating budget
- Use permit application for Restaurant 3 at 2272 and 2274 Executive Dr
- Use permit application for a private school at 2845 North Armistead Ave Suite C
- Zoning ordinance amendment regarding standards for shelters and orphanages
- Acceptance of the Assistance to Firefighters Grant from the Department of Homeland Security
City Council Work Session
The City Council will receive a briefing on the Bloomberg Harvard Gun Violence Reduction Initiative and summer youth engagement opportunities. The council will also hold a closed session to discuss real property in Downtown and Greater Wythe, public fund investments, and neighborhood pool ownership.
- Briefing on Bloomberg Harvard Gun Violence Reduction Initiative
- Update on the Office of Youth & Young Adult Opportunities
- Discussion of real property acquisition or disposition in Downtown and Greater Wythe areas
- Consultation regarding ownership of neighborhood pools
City Council Ceremonial Session
This is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council. The agenda features a spotlight on grassroots youth-serving organizations. No legislative items or decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Spotlight on Citizens - Grassroots Youth-Serving Organizations
City Council Legislative Session
The Hampton City Council will review several budget resolutions during this legislative session. This includes accepting a USDA food service grant and a gift for the Mary W. Jackson Neighborhood Center. The Council will also consider funding for road resurfacing projects.
- $1,500,000 appropriation for West County Street, Mercury Boulevard, and Armistead Avenue resurfacing
- Acceptance of the USDA Summer Food Service Program Grant for Children
- $10,000 gift from United Steelworkers Local 8888 for Mary W. Jackson Neighborhood Center maintenance
City Council Work Session
The City Council will receive an update on the Hampton Roads Transit Strategic Plan and a briefing regarding food truck ordinance updates. The council will also hold a closed session to discuss property in Downtown, Phoebus, and Greater Wythe, as well as regulations for short-term rental properties.
- Update on Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) Transit Strategic Plan
- Briefing on Food Truck Ordinance Updates
- Discussion of property acquisition or disposition in Downtown, Phoebus, and Greater Wythe
- Consultation regarding short-term rental regulations
- Appointments to the Grievance Board
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council is reviewing a rezoning application for multifamily residential development at several properties. The agenda also includes budget amendments and the acceptance of various grants and donations.
- Rezoning application by Westview Landing, LLC to change property from R-11 to MD-3 district
- Budget amendment to move $60,786.41 from the Hazmat Restricted Fund to Fire and Rescue
- Appropriation of $10,000 for the Virginia Conservation Assistance Program
- Acceptance of equipment valued at approximately $17,394.00 from Canon Virginia, Inc.
- Resolution to rename Armistead Pointe Parkway to Boo Williams Way
City Council Special Session
The City Council is considering ordinances to change the names of certain election precincts and voting places. These updates would align the city code with name changes adopted by the Hampton School Board in 2021.
- Ordinance 22-0241: Changing precinct boundary names
- Ordinance 22-0242: Changing polling place names and making technical changes
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for a 37-acre multifamily development and a light vehicle repair facility. The agenda also includes budget amendments for various state grants and several committee appointments.
- Rezoning of 0.865 acres at 53 Wythe Creek Road for light vehicle repair
- Rezoning of 37.86 acres for multifamily residential development
- Adoption of the 2022 Hampton Roads Hazard Mitigation Plan into the Comprehensive Plan
- Budget amendments to accept state grants for homelessness and children's services
- Appointments to the Citizens' Unity Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals
City Council Special Session
The City Council, Economic Development Authority, Planning Commission, and Redevelopment and Housing Authority will hold a joint work session focused on economic growth. The meeting also includes discussions on community planning processes and future business and housing sectors.
- Joint Work Session Regarding Economic Growth (22-0233)
- Closed session regarding real property acquisition or disposition in several city corridors
- Appointments to the Citizens' Unity Commission
- Appointment to the Animal Control Advisory Committee
- Appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals
City Council Work Session
The City Council will receive an update on the Hampton 2040 Community Plan process. The session includes discussions regarding appointments to several local boards and commissions. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property disposition in multiple city areas and conduct performance evaluations of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk.
- Update on the Hampton 2040 Community Plan process
- Closed session regarding real property disposition in Kecoughtan Road corridor, Coliseum Central, Little England, Downtown, and Phoebus areas
- Appointment to the Thomas Nelson Community College Board of Trustees
- Appointments to the Neighborhood Commission, Social Services Local Advisory Board, and Board of Zoning Appeals
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will consider a rezoning application for 53 Wythe Creek Road and updates to zoning regulations for breweries, distilleries, and restaurants. The agenda also includes budget amendments to accept state funds for fire and emergency medical services. Additionally, the council will review an ordinance regarding certain loud vehicles.
- Rezoning of 0.865 acres at 53 Wythe Creek Road from M-1 to M-2 for light vehicle repair
- Ordinance amending regulations for restaurants, micro-breweries, distilleries, and wineries
- Ordinance adding a prohibition against certain loud vehicles to the city noise code
- Access agreement between the City of Hampton and the U.S. Navy for Mill Creek Pier
- Budget amendments to accept funds from the Virginia Office of Emergency Medical Services and Department of Fire Programs
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review a recap of the 2022 General Assembly Session and receive an update on the Parks Master Plan. The council will also consider several appointments to local boards and committees during a closed session.
- Parks Master Plan Update
- Real property disposition in Phoebus and Downtown areas
- Appointments to various advisory committees and boards
- Legal consultation regarding taxi cab ordinances
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review several rezoning applications, including a 37-acre project for multifamily development. The session also includes budget amendments for grant awards and updates to taxicab regulations.
- Rezoning of 37.86 acres at 10 Doris Carlson Dr, 51 Battle Rd, 30 Singleton Dr, and 60 Battle Rd B for multifamily development
- Rezoning of 0.865 acres at 53 Wythe Creek Road for light vehicle repair
- Budget amendments to accept VAWA prosecution grants and shelter upgrade funds
- Ordinance to update taxicab requirements and fares
- Use permit for a used vehicle sales establishment at 2469 W. Pembroke Avenue
City Council Special Session
The City Council will hold a joint meeting with the Hampton Youth Commission. The session is dedicated to receiving the commission's 2021-2022 year-end presentation and report.
- 2021-22 Year-End Presentation from Hampton Youth Commission (Agenda item 22-0186)
City Council Work Session
The City Council will receive an update on the Resilient Hampton Initiative water plan for several areas. During a closed session, council members will discuss real property disposition and acquisition in various city corridors. The agenda also includes consideration of appointments to the Citizens' Unity Commission.
- Resilient Hampton Initiative water plan update (22-0174)
- Briefing on the Virginia Conservation Assistance Program (22-0177)
- Real property disposition in LaSalle Avenue, Coliseum Central, and Shell Road corridors (22-0179)
- Real property acquisition in the Kecoughtan Road Corridor area (22-0179)
- Appointments to the Citizens' Unity Commission (22-0130)
City Council Ceremonial Session
This is a ceremonial session for the Hampton City Council. The agenda consists of procedural items and a spotlight on academic success. No legislative actions or policy decisions are scheduled.
- Spotlight on Academic Success
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review budget adjustments, including $113,490 for the River Street Park Project. Public hearings are scheduled regarding a marina use permit and updates to regulations for restaurants and alcohol-related businesses.
- $113,490 VDOT funding for the River Street Park Project
- Zoning ordinance amendments for restaurants, micro-breweries, distilleries, and wineries
- Use permit application for a marina at 4706 Victoria Boulevard
- Acceptance of property gifts valued at $17,100 and $7,000
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the City Manager's recommended FY 2023 budget. The session also includes a discussion regarding amendments to the taxi ordinance.
- City Manager's recommended FY 2023 Budget (Item 22-0165)
- Taxi Ordinance Amendments (Item 22-0161)
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will consider several ordinances to adopt budgets and appropriate funds for various city programs for Fiscal Year 2023. This includes decisions on real estate and personal property tax rates. The session also includes a presentation regarding crime and statistic trends.
- Ordinance to adopt the FY 2023 real estate and improvements tax rate
- Ordinance to adopt the 2023 personal property tax rate
- Ordinances to adopt budgets for various funds, including the General Fund and Capital Budget
- Presentation on crime and statistic trends
- Briefing on Settlers Landing Road Eastbound I-64 Access
City Council Special Session
The City Council is holding a special session to conduct public hearings on the recommended Fiscal Year 2023 budget. The council will also take legislative action to adopt various tax ordinances and appropriation ordinances for several city funds.
- Public hearing for citizen comments on the FY 2023 recommended budget
- Ordinance to adopt real estate and improvements tax rates for FY 2023
- Ordinance to adopt tangible personal property tax rates for 2023
- Adoption of appropriation ordinances for various city funds, including the General Fund
- Finance Committee recommendation on real estate tax rate adjustment
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the food truck ordinance and the recommended Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2023 through 2027. The council will also consider several appointments during a closed session, including discussions regarding real property in the Buckroe area.
- Briefing on Food Truck Ordinance (22-0140)
- FY 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plan briefing (22-0090)
- Discussion of real property disposition in the Buckroe area (22-0141)
- Consideration of various commission and authority appointments
City Council Ceremonial Session
The Hampton City Council scheduled a ceremonial session for April 27, 2022. The agenda contains only ceremonial items and no legislative actions or decisions are listed.
- Ceremonial item: Working for a 'Greener' Hampton
City Council Work Session
The council will review Hampton City Schools budget scenarios and highlights from the FY 2023 recommended budget. A closed session is also scheduled to discuss real property disposition in the LaSalle Road and Kecoughtan Road corridors and taxi cab ordinances.
- Hampton City Schools Budget Scenario briefing (22-0121)
- FY 2023 Recommended Budget highlights (22-0123)
- Real property disposition in LaSalle Road and Kecoughtan Road corridors (22-0133)
- Legal consultation on taxi cab ordinances (22-0133)
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review several budget amendments involving state grants for housing and public safety. The session also includes public hearings regarding a restaurant rezoning and a heavy vehicle repair permit.
- Resolution to accept $218,530 in state funds for the Police Division operating budget
- Rezoning of 1545 Briarfield Road from residential to commercial for a restaurant
- Use permit application for heavy vehicle repair at 2201 Mingee Drive
- Resolution to accept grants for Lake Hampton and Big Bethel Blueway projects
- Authorization for Midwest Medical Transport, LLC to operate in the city
City Council Special Session
The City Council is conducting a special session to visit several construction sites. The purpose of the meeting is to receive information and status updates on the Fox Hill Neighborhood Center, Mary W. Jackson Neighborhood Center, and Hampton Aquaplex.
- Construction tour: Fox Hill Neighborhood Center, 65 Hall Road
- Construction tour: Mary W. Jackson Neighborhood Center, 201 Lincoln Street
- Construction tour: Hampton Aquaplex, 1908 Coliseum Drive
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review revenue estimates for the budget and results from citizen outreach. The session also includes a closed meeting to discuss real property in the Kecoughtan Road corridor and various board appointments.
- Budget briefing on revenue estimates
- 'I Value' citizen outreach results
- Real property disposition in the Kecoughtan Road corridor
- Appointments to several city boards and authorities
City Council Ceremonial Session
The Hampton City Council will hold a ceremonial session to recognize milestone anniversaries of businesses in the city. This meeting is for ceremonial purposes and contains no legislative or decision-making items.
- Spotlight on milestone anniversaries of Hampton businesses
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review several appointments and budget amendments during this legislative session. This includes a proposal to accept $800,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act to support an employment program for court-involved youths and adults. The council will also consider ordinance changes regarding taxes on peddlers and itinerant merchants.
- $800,000 budget amendment for a court-involved youth and adult employment program
- Ordinance amending city code regarding taxes on peddlers and itinerant merchants
- Request to add two capital projects to the VDOT Six-Year Improvement Plan
- Appointments to various bodies including Peninsula Stadium Authority and HRHA
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a workshop regarding budget prioritization, tax relief programs, and community engagement opportunities. The session also includes a closed session to consider appointments and the performance of city appointees. Additionally, council members will discuss the disposition of public real property in the LaSalle Avenue and Kecoughtan Road corridors.
- Budget workshop on prioritization and tax relief programs
- Closed session regarding appointments and appointee performance
- Discussion of public real property in the LaSalle Avenue and Kecoughtan Road corridors
City Council Legislative Session
The Hampton City Council will consider a rezoning request for property at 900 W Queen Street and several budget amendments. The session also includes proposals to update city ordinances regarding subdivision and site plan reviews. Additionally, the council will review an agreement to acquire up to three fire trucks.
- Rezoning of 0.47 acres at 900 W Queen Street from C-3/R-8 to R-8 with conditions
- Equipment lease or purchase agreement for up to three fire trucks and related equipment
- Budget amendments to accept HUD grant funds and Virginia SLFRF funds
- Ordinance to amend the subdivision exception process
- Resolution regarding assessment ratios for certain automobiles and trucks
City Council Work Session
The City Council will conduct a budget workshop to discuss prioritization, tax relief programs, and community engagement opportunities. The session also includes consideration of appointments for the Citizens Police Advisory Group and the Virginia Air & Space Science Center Board.
- Budget workshop regarding priorities and tax relief programs
- Appointments to the Citizens Police Advisory Group (CPAG)
- Appointments to the Virginia Air & Space Science Center Board (VASSC)
- Closed session discussion regarding legal authority for citizen behavior in public meetings
City Council Ceremonial Session
This is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council. The agenda includes procedural items and a spotlight on new eateries in the city.
- Spotlight on Hampton's New Eateries
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the Buckroe Beach Paid Parking Program and receive an update on the River Street Park redesign engagement. The council will also receive a briefing regarding community perceptions of crime and safety and the ARPA Community Grant process.
- Buckroe Beach Paid Parking Program discussion
- River Street Park Redesign Engagement Update
- Briefing on Community Assessment on Perceptions of Crime and Safety
- ARPA Community Grant Process briefing
- Consideration of appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals, HRHA, and VASC Board
City Council Legislative Session
The City Council will review budget amendments involving $574,000 for business assistance and convention center upgrades. Public hearings are scheduled for a rezoning on Washington Street and use permits for a brewery and restaurant. The council will also consider several board appointments.
- $574,000 budget transfer for Business Assistance Grant Program and convention center upgrades
- Rezoning of 603 Washington Street from heavy manufacturing to residential
- Use permit for a microbrewery at 9 S Mallory Street
- Use permit for a restaurant at 1990-1996 Power Plant Parkway
- Amendments to the city's zoning ordinance regarding recreation areas
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session regarding the 'Living with Water' strategic priority. The council also plans to enter a closed session to discuss appointments for the Virginia Air & Space Center Board and seek legal advice on food truck zoning.
- Strategic Priority Deep Dive: Living with Water
- Appointments to the Virginia Air & Space Center Board
- Legal consultation regarding food truck zoning ordinances
City Council Ceremonial Session
This meeting is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council. The agenda includes a presentation titled 'Spotlight on Partners in Building a More Resilient Hampton.' No legislative actions or votes are scheduled.
- Spotlight on Partners in Building a More Resilient Hampton
City Council Legislative Session
The Hampton City Council will review several budget amendments, including the acceptance of federal and state grants. The agenda includes a presentation on real estate assessments and ramp closure scenarios for the Express Lane Network. The Council will also confirm the termination of a local emergency following a January 2022 winter storm.
- $3,000,000 transfer to the Solid Waste Management Fund for vehicle and equipment replacement
- $907,510.28 transfer to the City Sheriff - Jail operating budget
- Acceptance of DOJ Justice Assistance Grant and State Homeland Security Program Grant
- Encroachment agreement with Hampton King Street, LLC at 3 Wine Street
- Presentation on Hampton Roads Express Lane Network ramp closure scenarios
City Council Legislative Session
The council will consider resolutions to authorize up to $138 million in general obligation bonds and amend the budget to include American Rescue Plan Act funds. The session also includes discussions on zoning changes for animal-related uses and a special election to fill a vacant council seat.
- Authorization of up to $138,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds for public improvements
- Use permit application for a private club/lodge at 1025 N. King Street
- Budget amendments to incorporate American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Zoning ordinance changes regarding animal-related uses and structures
- Special election to fill the vacancy left by Councilmember Christine Snead
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the new STEM wing at Kecoughtary High School and American Rescue Plan Act funds. The agenda also includes briefings on the FY22 Bond Issue and updates regarding the Hampton Animal Rescue Team. Additionally, the council will consider several appointments to various city commissions and advisory groups.
- Briefing on new STEM wing at Kecoughtan High School
- Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
- Briefing on FY22 Bond Issue
- Consideration of appointments to various citizen commissions and advisory groups
- Closed session discussion regarding real property in the Coliseum Central area
City Council Special Session
The City Council will meet to vote on an appointee for the seat vacated by Chris Snead effective December 31, 2021. The session also includes administering the Oath of Office to the new interim member.
- Vote on appointment of Interim City Council Member (22-0028)
- Administration of the Oath of Office to the appointee
City Council Special Session
The City Council will meet with Hampton’s General Assembly delegation to discuss the upcoming session. The discussion includes the city's legislative agenda and forecasts for the session.
- Discussion of upcoming General Assembly Session (22-0020)