Hampton, VA
HamptonVA averageUS Census ACS
Median home value
$234,100 Typical home value $282,594 +1.2% yr/yr · +27.5% 5-yr
Próximas reuniones
Thu Aug 20, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Planning Commission
Planning Commission hears two use permits and subdivision ordinance amendment
The Hampton Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two use permit applications: one for a private school at 100 Blackburn Lane by Faith Baptist Church, and one for a pawn shop at 1531 E Pembroke Avenue by Shevan Sindy. The commission will also consider an ordinance amending Chapter 35 (Subdivisions) to align with state code and current regulations. A youth planner report and approval of July minutes are also on the agenda.
- Use permit for private school at 100 Blackburn Lane (Faith Baptist Church) with 13 conditions
- Use permit for pawn shop at 1531 E Pembroke Avenue (Shevan Sindy) with 7 conditions
- Ordinance amending Chapter 35 (Subdivisions) to align with state code
- Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
- Youth Planner report to the commission
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Council Chambers
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Thursday, August 20, 2026
3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
CHAIR: Kathy Rogers
VICE-CHAIR: Martha Mugler
COMMISSIONERS: Keisha Samuels, Joe Griffith, Tracy Brooks, Trina Coleman, Brian
DeProfio
Agenda - Final
August 20, 2026
Planning Commission
Agenda - Final
WORK SESSION - Community Development Conference Room - 3:00 PM
I.
Questions about agenda items
26-0275
Cover memo for the August 20, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
Cover Memo
Attachments:
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I.
Call to Order
II.
Roll Call
III.
Approval of Minutes
26-0274
Minutes from the July 16, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session and
Regular Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.07.16
Attachments:
IV.
Public Hearing Items
26-0234
Use Permit Application by Faith Baptist Church to Permit a Private
School at 100 Blackburn Lane With Thirteen (13) Conditions.
Complete Application
Conditions
Staff Report
PC Presentation
Attachments:
26-0249
Use Permit Application by Shevan Sindy to Permit a Pawn Shop at 1531
E Pembroke Avenue With Seven (7) Conditions.
Application
Conditions
Staff Report
PC Presentation
Attachments:
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August 20, 2026
Planning Commission
Agenda - Final
26-0238
Ordinance to Amend and Re-Enact the City Code of the City of
Hampton, Virginia by Amending Chapter 35 ("Subdivisions") to Align the
Subdivision Ordinance with the State Code and Ensure Consistency
wi …
Wed Sep 2, 2026 · 10:30 AM
City Council Special Session
Council tours renovated Darling Stadium locker rooms
This is a special session called solely for the City Council and School Board to tour the newly renovated locker rooms at Darling Stadium. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; the agenda consists of the tour and adjournment.
- Tour of Darling Stadium locker room improvements (agenda item 26-0273)
- Joint tour with Hampton School Board
- Location: Darling Stadium, 4067 Victoria Blvd., Hampton, VA
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Darling Stadium, 4067 Victoria Blvd., Hampton, VA
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10:30 AM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Darling Stadium, 4067 Victoria Blvd., Hampton, VA
City Council Special Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
Tour of Newly Renovated Locker Rooms
September 2, 2026
City Council Special Session
Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
READING OF THE CALL FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING
This meeting has been called to give the Hampton City Council and the Hampton
School Board the opportunity to tour the locker rooms of Darling Stadium and see
the recent improvements which have been made.
AGENDA
1.
26-0273
Tour of Darling Stadium Locker Room Improvements
ADJOURNMENT
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Reuniones recientes
Wed Aug 12, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
Council to vote on $5.6M school funds, $9.4M capital advance, and multiple rezonings
The Hampton City Council will hold a legislative session with a consent agenda covering budget adjustments, bond authorizations, and administrative items, followed by public hearings on three rezoning applications and three use permits. The most consequential items include accepting $5.6 million in state funds for schools, authorizing a $9.4 million advance for capital projects, and approving up to $22 million in housing revenue bonds. The council will also consider rezonings for residential and commercial developments, including a 14-acre project on Sargeant Street and Lawrence Avenue.
- Resolution to accept $5,600,000 in state funds for the FY27 school operating budget
- Resolution authorizing $9,388,971 advance from General Fund for FY27 capital projects
- Resolution approving up to $22,000,000 multifamily housing revenue bonds for Century Plaza Apartments
- Rezoning of ~14 acres on Sargeant Street and Lawrence Avenue for single-family and townhouse units
- Rezoning of ~5.5 acres on W Queen Street for a 68-unit multifamily development
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✓ Decidido: Council approves multiple rezonings and use permits for housing and businesses
The Hampton City Council approved several rezoning applications and use permits, including a 14-acre residential redevelopment, a crane and rigging business expansion, a 68-unit multifamily development, a 255-unit multifamily use permit, and a used car sales operation. The council also approved the consent agenda, the 2026 Strategic Plan, and deferred a municipal naming policy and several appointments to September 9, 2026.
- Approved consent agenda including FY26 Q3 budget adjustments (7-0)
- Approved rezoning for 14 acres at Sargeant Street and Lawrence Avenue for residential redevelopment (7-0)
- Approved rezoning for 5.19 acres at Aberdeen Road for crane and rigging business (7-0)
- Approved rezoning and use permit for 68 multifamily units at W Queen Street (7-0)
- Approved use permit for 255 multifamily dwellings by Canopy Development (7-0)
- Approved use permit for used car sales at 690 Bell Street (5-2)
- Approved 2026 Strategic Plan update (7-0)
- Deferred municipal naming policy and appointments to September 9, 2026 (7-0)
Council Chambers
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>> good evening and welcome to the hampton city council meeting. MADAME Clerk will you call the roll please. >> councilmember bowman? >> present. >> vice mayor brown. >> here. >> COUNCILWOMAN Ferebee? COUNCILWOMAN Harper? COUNCILWOMAN Mugler? >> present. >> mayor gray? >> present. This evening invocation will be given by council man bowman followed by the pledge of allegiance so please stand and join us for both. >> heavenly father we thank you for the gift of community. Bring us closer together in peace, love and unity. Open our eyes to the needs of our neighbors, give us strength to support vulnerable and help us build a welcoming place where everyone can thrive. Keep our first responders safe and protect them so they can continue to protect our loved city. Strengthen those that are lonely, sick and facing difficult times. Hear the divides between us and replace judgment with compassion. This is our prayer that we ask in your name and all people's say it in agreement, amen. >> amen. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> you know, sports is pretty big in our city, especially amongst the young kids, from soccer to baseball to basketball to football to flag football, and we like to look up and celebrate those who accomplish good things in the community. So we have some young players here tonight from the hampton base sports club elite 6u …
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
August 12, 2026
City Council Legislative Session
Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The …
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Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
City of Hampton
Notice of Action
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:30 PM
Council Chambers
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. All
members of the City Council were present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr.,Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown,Councilmember Carolyn S.
Campbell,Councilmember Michelle T.
Ferebee,Councilmember Hope L. Harper,Councilmember
Martha Mugler and Mayor Jimmy Gray
Present:
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INVOCATION - Councilman Randy Bowman
Councilman Bowman gave the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Mayor Gray welcomed the players and coaches of
Hampton-Based SportsPlug Elite 6U Flag Football Team, the
first flag football team from Virginia to win a Gold Medal in AAU
Junior Olympic Games. Their roster includes: Alston Spencer,
Elijah McClatcher, Juelz Cato, Kaazi Fletcher, Kamaree Davis,
Keharee Shuler Jr., Khalief Langston, Malcolm Bew, Messiah
Williams, and Robert Scott. The coaches are Robert "Tank"
Scott, Khaliq Fletcher, and Keharee Shuler.
Mayor Gray also reminded everyone that the Hampton Cup
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Thu Jul 16, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to review multifamily housing and used car sales permits
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests. These include rezoning and use permits for multifamily residential developments and a permit for a used car sales business.
- McDowell Point Subdivision at 1772 Old Buckroe Road
- Rezoning of 5.5 acres at 1534, 1538, and 1540 W Queen Street for multifamily development
- Use permit for 68 multifamily dwelling units at 1534, 1538, and 1540 W Queen Street
- Use permit for 255 multifamily dwellings by Canopy Development
- Use permit for used car sales at 690 Bell Street
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Council Chambers
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Thursday, July 16, 2026
3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
CHAIR: Kathy Rogers
VICE-CHAIR: Martha Mugler
COMMISSIONERS: Keisha Samuels, Joe Griffith, Tracy Brooks, Trina Coleman, Brian
DeProfio
Agenda - Final
July 16, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
WORK SESSION - Community Development Conference Room - 3:00 PM
I. Questions about agenda items
26-0242 Cover memo for the July 16, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
PC Cover Memo July 16 2026Attachments:
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Approval of Minutes
26-0240 Minutes from the June 18, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session
and Regular Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.06.18Attachments:
IV. Community Development Director's Report
26-0237 July Youth Planner Report to the Planning Commission
YP MemoAttachments:
V. Public Hearing Items
26-0222 McDowell Point Subdivision-1772 Old Buckroe Road [LRSN: 11002564]
Application
Staff Report
Proffers
PC Presentation
Attachments:
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July 16, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
26-0218 Rezoning Application No. 26-0218 by Old Town Development, LLC to
Rezone the Parcels Located at 1534 W Queen Street, 1538 W Queen
Street, and 1540 W Queen Street [LRSN: 2000008, 2000007 and
2000006], Respectively, Encompassing Approximately 5.5 acres of
Land, from Multifamily Residential (MD-4) District with Conditions and
One Family R …
Wed Jul 8, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
Hampton Council vota sobre cambios de zonificación que reducen los requisitos de estacionamiento y lote.
El Hampton City Council votará sobre múltiples enmiendas de zonificación, incluyendo la reducción de los requisitos mínimos de estacionamiento y tamaño de lote para propiedades residenciales. El consejo también aprobará un bono único de $1.15 millones para el personal de la ciudad y actualizará las tarifas de permisos de aguas pluviales. Los elementos de consentimiento rutinarios incluyen fondos para servicios de custodia de bonos y acuerdos de invasión de cercas privadas.
- Ordenanza 26-0188: Reduce el estacionamiento mínimo para usos unifamiliares, dúplex y multifamiliares.
- Ordenanza 26-0193: Reduce las reglas de área mínima de lote y frente para el distrito residencial R-4.
- Resolución 26-0229: Asigna $1,149,731 del Fondo General para un bono único del 2% para empleados.
- Ordenanza 26-0231: Actualiza las tarifas de solicitud de permisos para manejo de aguas pluviales y control de erosión.
- Consent agenda: Aprueba cuatro acuerdos de invasión privada para cercas de privacidad residenciales.
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✓ Decidido: Hampton City Council approves several zoning and city code amendments
The City Council approved multiple updates to the local zoning ordinance, including changes to lot area requirements, parking standards, and use permit procedures. Additionally, the council passed an amendment regarding stormwater erosion control permits and fees.
- Approved R-4 district minimum lot area and frontage reductions (7-0)
- Approved reduced minimum parking requirements for various residential uses (7-0)
- Approved updated use permit revocation and appeal procedures (7-0)
- Approved modified security standards and revocation procedures for Restaurant 2 establishments (7-0)
- Approved erosion control permit application and fee amendments (7-0)
- Approved four encroachment agreements for residential fences (7-0)
- Approved $7,000 appropriation for annual bond custodial fees (7-0)
- Approved $1,149,731 budget amendment for a one-time 2% bonus (7-0)
Council Chambers
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Música. Buenas noches y bienvenidos a la sesión legislativa del Concejo Municipal de Hampton. Señor secretario, por favor pase lista. Concejal Bowman presente. Vicealcalde Brown presente. Concejal Campbell presente. Concejal Fear presente. Concejal Harper presente. Concejal Mugler presente. Alcalde presente. La invocación esta noche estará a cargo del vicealcalde Brown, seguida del Juramento a la Bandera. Por favor, pónganse de pie y únanse. Inclinemos la cabeza en oración. Oh Señor, cuán grande es tu misericordia y gracia en la tierra. Esta noche vemos nuestro mundo desconcertado, hay confusión, disturbios civiles, guerras. Se pierden vidas, hay terremotos y más rumores de guerra. Oro esta noche, Dios, por la paz en el mundo. Oro por los jóvenes y mujeres que defienden nuestras libertades en este país. Oro por ellos. Oro por sus familias. Oro por nuestros socorristas que respondieron a los terremotos. Oro por aquellos que han brindado ayuda mutua a los de Venezuela. Oro esta noche, Dios, mientras hacemos los negocios de esta ciudad. Oro para que seamos civilizados. Oro, Dios, para que estés en este lugar esta noche y que envuelvas con tus brazos a esta gran ciudad. Y te pido esta noche, Dios, que la paz de Dios, que sobrepasa todo entendimiento, guarde nuestros corazones y mentes en Cristo Jesús nuestro Señor. Gracias, Señor, por un gran personal, una gran comunidad y grandes personas en esta gran ciudad. Mientras hacemos negocios esta noche, pensemos en lo que hacemos, toma …
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Wednesday, July 8, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
July 8, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The City Co …
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22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
City of Hampton
Notice of Action
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:30 PM Council ChambersWednesday, July 8, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. All
members of the City Council were present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr.,Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown,Councilmember Carolyn S.
Campbell,Councilmember Michelle T.
Ferebee,Councilmember Hope L. Harper,Councilmember
Martha Mugler and Mayor Jimmy Gray
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INVOCATION: VICE MAYOR STEVEN BROWN
Vice Mayor Steven Brown gave the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Mayor Gray congratulated members of the Boo Williams 17U
Nike Elite Girls Youth Basketball team who recently competed in
Zlatibor, Serbia and came in 5th of 28 teams. Several of the
team's members and coaches were present and were presented
with Hampton City coins.
He also shared information on the Hampton Store which will be
opening on July 9th.
Mayor Gray also stated that July is National Parks & Recreation
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City Council Special Session
City Council discutirá el desempeño de los altos funcionarios de la ciudad
El City Council está llevando a cabo una sesión especial para evaluar el desempeño del City Manager, el City Attorney y el Clerk of Council. Esta discusión se llevará a cabo en una sesión cerrada de conformidad con la ley estatal.
- Sesión cerrada respecto al desempeño del City Manager
- Sesión cerrada respecto al desempeño del City Attorney
- Sesión cerrada respecto al desempeño del Clerk of Council
- Resolución que certifica la sesión cerrada
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✓ Decidido: Council holds closed session on city manager, attorney, clerk performance
The City Council met in special session solely to discuss the performance of the City Manager, City Attorney, and Clerk of Council. The council unanimously approved a motion to enter closed session and later unanimously approved a resolution certifying the closed session. No substantive decisions were made in open session.
- Approved motion to enter closed session to discuss performance of City Manager, City Attorney, and Clerk of Council (7-0)
- Approved resolution certifying the closed session (7-0)
Lawson Conference Room
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Wednesday, July 8, 2026
9:00 AM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Lawson Conference Room
City Council Special Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
July 8, 2026City Council Special Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
READING OF THE CALL FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING
The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the performance of the City Manager, City
Attorney and Clerk of Council.
AGENDA
1. 26-0190 Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 2.2-3711.A (.1) to
discuss the performance of the City Manager, City Attorney and Clerk of
Council
ADJOURNMENT
2. 26-0191 Resolution Certifying Closed Session
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22 Lincoln Street
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www.hampton.gov
City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Special Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
9:00 AM
Lawson Conference
Room
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 9:07 a.m. with all
members of the City Council present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr., Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown, Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell,
Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee, Councilmember
Hope L. Harper, Councilmember Martha Mugler, and
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Present
7 -
JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
READING OF THE CALL FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING
The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the performance of the City Manager, City
Attorney and Clerk of Council.
AGENDA
1.
26-0190
Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 2.2-3711.A
(.1) to discuss the performance of the City Manager, City
Attorney and Clerk of Council
A motion was made by Councilmember Martha Mugler and
seconded by Councilmember Carolyn Campbell, that this Closed
Session - Motion be approved. The motion carried by the
following vote:
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Minutes - Final
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Wed Jul 8, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo discute infraestructura digital, datos de criminalidad y actualizaciones estratégicas
El Concejo revisará una sesión informativa sobre el desarrollo de centros de datos y consideraciones de política. También recibirán un informe de la División de Policía sobre comparaciones de datos de criminalidad y asignación de recursos.
- Análisis de infraestructura digital y desarrollo de centros de datos
- Informe de la División de Policía de Hampton sobre datos de criminalidad y recursos
- Actualización del Plan Estratégico
- Sesión cerrada sobre evaluaciones especiales y enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación
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✓ Decidido: City Council approved closed session and certification
The City Council met to discuss digital infrastructure, strategic plans, and police resources. The session included a closed meeting on legal counsel and a subsequent certification of that session.
- Closed session motion approved (6-1)
- Closed session certification approved (7-0)
Council Chambers
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Wednesday, July 8, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
July 8, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0228 Informational Briefing: Analysis of Policy and Development Considerations
for Digital Infrastructure and Data Centers.
2. 26-0227 Strategic Plan Update
3. 26-0233 Hampton Police Division Briefing on Crime Data Comparison and Division
Resources
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
4. 26-0167 Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711(A)(8) to
consult with legal counsel regarding legal issues associated with special
assessments, service districts, and grant funding and recommended
amendments to the zoning ordinance for state code compliance.
CERTIFICATION
5. 26-0232 Resolution Certifying Closed Session
ADJOURNMENT
Contact Info:
Clerk of Council, 757-727-6315,
[email protected]
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Planning Commission
La Comisión de Planificación votará sobre la reducción del mínimo de estacionamiento en toda la ciudad
La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre varias enmiendas de zonificación, incluida la reducción de los requisitos mínimos de estacionamiento para usos residenciales y multifamiliares, y la reducción del área de lote en el distrito R-4. También considerarán una rezonificación para expandir un negocio de grúas y aparejos en Aberdeen Road y actualizar los procedimientos para revocar permisos de uso.
- Rezonificación de 5.19 acres en 618-638 Aberdeen Rd y 2303 60th St de M-2, C-2, R-11 a M-2 con condiciones para la expansión de grúas/aparejos
- Ordenanza para reducir el estacionamiento mínimo para viviendas unifamiliares, bifamiliares, dúplex y multifamiliares en toda la ciudad
- Ordenanza para reducir el área mínima de lote y el frente para el distrito residencial unifamiliar R-4
- Ordenanza para actualizar los procedimientos de revocación de permisos de uso (Secciones 14-9 y 14-11)
- Ordenanza que modifica los estándares de seguridad y revocación para establecimientos de Restaurant 2
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3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
CHAIR: Kathy Rogers
VICE-CHAIR: Martha Mugler
COMMISSIONERS: Keisha Samuels, Joe Griffith, Tracy Brooks, Trina Coleman, Brian
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Agenda - Final
June 18, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
WORK SESSION - Community Development Conference Room - 3:00 PM
I. Questions about agenda items
26-0216 Cover Memo for the June 18, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
PC Cover Memo June 18 2026Attachments:
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Approval of Minutes
26-0215 Minutes from the May 21, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session and
Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.05.21Attachments:
IV. Community Development Director's Report
26-0214 June Youth Planner Report to the Planning Commission
June YP Presentation
June YP Memo
Attachments:
V. Planning Commission Bylaws
26-0217 Revised Planning Commission Bylaws - Second Reading
PC Bylaws REDLINE
PC Bylaws CLEAN
Attachments:
VI. Public Hearing Items
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June 18, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
26-0176 Rezoning Application 26-0176 by Prillaman’s Property Management, LLC
to Rezone +/- 5.19 acres at 618, 632, 634, 636, and 638 Aberdeen Road
and 2303 60th Street, [LRSN: 1000303, 1000440, 1000441, 1000442,
1000443, and 1000301, Respectively] from Light Manufacturing (M-2),
Limited Commercial (C-2) District and One Fami …
Wed Jun 10, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
El Concejo votará sobre cambios de zonificación para apuestas fuera de pista y dispositivos de entretenimiento, más la ordenanza de salarios del concejo
El Concejo Municipal celebrará una audiencia pública sobre un permiso de uso para reparación de vehículos pesados en 611 Copeland Drive, y votará sobre ordenanzas que redefinen las definiciones de zonificación para centros de entretenimiento y instalaciones de apuestas de carreras de caballos fuera de pista. El Concejo también considerará un acuerdo de franquicia con Lumos Telephone LLC para el uso de telecomunicaciones de los derechos de vía públicos, y una ordenanza que establece los salarios del alcalde y los miembros del concejo. La agenda de consentimiento incluye una enmienda presupuestaria de $3.1 millones para ingresos de asistencia pública de Servicios Humanos y una resolución que renombra partes de Butler Farm Road y Thomas Nelson Drive a College Drive.
- Audiencia pública: Permiso de uso para reparación de vehículos pesados en 611 Copeland Drive
- Ordenanza que modifica las definiciones de zonificación para centros de entretenimiento, dispositivos basados en habilidad e instalaciones de apuestas de carreras de caballos fuera de pista
- Ordenanza que otorga franquicia de telecomunicaciones a Lumos Telephone LLC para el uso de derechos de vía públicos
- Ordenanza que establece salarios para el alcalde y los miembros del Concejo Municipal
- Enmienda presupuestaria de $3.1 millones para aceptar ingresos de asistencia pública para Servicios Humanos
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✓ Decidido: Encroachment agreement approved for Sunset Road East (6-1)
Council approved an encroachment agreement allowing Matthew and Elizabeth Crockett to install plants and a privacy fence within the city's right-of-way on Sunset Road East, with a vote of 6-1 after a motion to defer failed. Other major actions included adopting zoning amendments for amusement and recreational uses, granting a telecom franchise to Lumos Telephone LLC, and setting council salaries. Multiple appointments were also made to boards and commissions.
- Approved encroachment agreement for landscaping and fence on Sunset Road East (6-1)
- Deferred animal response team appointment until July 8, 2026 (7-0)
- Reappointed Anthony Sandifuer and appointed two business representatives to Citizens Police Advisory Group (7-0)
- Appointed Robert Shuford to Hampton Economic Development Authority (7-0)
- Appointed Melvin Ferebee to Virginia Peninsula Community College Board of Trustees (6-0-1, Ferebee abstained)
- Adopted zoning amendment for amusement centers and recreational uses (7-0)
- Approved non-exclusive franchise agreement with Lumos Telephone LLC (7-0)
- Approved ordinance setting salaries for Mayor and Council (7-0)
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[Golpe de mazo] Buenas noches y bienvenidos a la sesión legislativa del concejo municipal de Hampton. Voy a pedirle al secretario que pase lista, por favor. >> Bowman. >> Presente. >> Brown. >> Aquí. >> Campbell. >> Presente. >> Ferebee. >> Presente. >> Harper. >> Presente. >> Mugler. >> Presente. >> Alcalde Gray. >> Presente. La invocación de esta noche estará a cargo del concejal Randy Bowman, seguida del juramento a la bandera. Y tenemos con nosotros esta noche al grupo 2413 de West End, que nos ayudará con el juramento. Así que, para seguir adelante, pido a la manada de scouts que suba aquí. No tengan miedo, no tengan miedo, Joey, te llamo por tu nombre. Colton. Bien, por favor, pónganse de pie y acompáñennos con la invocación seguida del juramento a la bandera. >> Oremos. Dios amoroso y bondadoso, nos reunimos para agradecerte por el don de la comunidad y el vínculo que nos une. Te pedimos que bendigas nuestro vecindario, nuestra ciudad y todos los que viven y trabajan a nuestro alrededor. Concédenos sabiduría para entendernos unos a otros y la gracia de superar nuestras diferencias y alcanzar la paz. Y fortalece nuestro corazón para cargar con las cargas de los demás. Protege a los vulnerables entre nosotros y danos un espíritu de verdadera compasión y generosidad. Que nuestros hogares sean refugios de paz y nuestras calles, de bondad. Avancemos con el propósito unido de elevar nuestros espacios compartidos y a todo el pueblo de Dios, repitan conmigo y digan amén. >> Sc …
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
June 10, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The City …
Wed Jun 10, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo discute la reutilización de la Estación de Bomberos Wythe y una posible adquisición de propiedad
El Concejo revisará opciones para la reutilización adaptativa de la Estación de Bomberos Wythe. Está programada una sesión cerrada para discutir una posible adquisición de bienes raíces en el área de Newmarket Creek y asuntos legales relacionados con la negociación colectiva.
- Opciones de reutilización adaptativa de la Estación de Bomberos Wythe
- Posible adquisición de propiedad en el área de Newmarket Creek
- Consulta sobre las leyes propuestas de negociación colectiva
- Múltiples nombramientos de juntas y comités
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✓ Decidido: Council discussed Wythe Fire Station reuse, then closed session
The City Council heard a presentation on adaptive reuse options for the Wythe Fire Station but took no vote. The council then entered a closed session to discuss property acquisition and legal matters and later certified the closed session. No substantive decisions were made on the agenda items.
- No votes taken on substantive agenda items; meeting was largely procedural.
Council Chambers
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[Golpe] >> buenas tardes y bienvenidos a la sesión de trabajo del concejo municipal de Hampton. Voy a pedir al administrador de la ciudad que presente la presentación. >> gracias, señor alcalde y miembros del concejo. Buenas tardes. A medida que avanzamos más allá de la adopción del presupuesto y entramos en nuestra agenda de sesiones de trabajo de verano, comenzarán a ver que traemos temas más sustanciales para su tiempo y discusión. El primero de este mes es el proceso de reutilización adaptativa, o lo que queremos hacer ahora que la estación de bomberos de Wythe se ha reubicado. El jefe compartirá, tuvimos un plan maestro realizado hace muchos años, que está desactualizado, y un camino potencial a seguir, y parte de eso resultó de la existencia de la escuela primaria Wythe. Desde entonces, se cerró y se reutilizó adaptativamente como un hermoso edificio de apartamentos. Y algunos supuestos incorporados sobre lo que sucedería cuando la estación de bomberos cerrara ya no son válidos. Hablaremos con ustedes sobre lo que podrían querer hacer para determinar qué hacemos: conservar el edificio y reutilizarlo adaptativamente, preservando la historia, o seguir adelante con las ideas incorporadas en el plan maestro original, o algo completamente diferente. Con eso como antecedente, me complace tener a Leonard Sledge para guiar la presentación, diseñada para ser más conversacional para ustedes y pensar en los próximos pasos que el personal, ustedes y la comunidad deben tomar juntos …
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
June 10, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0207 Wythe Fire Station Adaptive Reuse Options
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
2. 26-0211 Closed session pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(3) and (8) to discuss potential
acquisition of real property in the Newmarket Creek area, where
discussion in open session would adversely affect the city’s negotiating
strategy, and consultation with legal counsel concerning specific legal
issues related to the same; pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(8) to consult with legal
counsel regarding current and proposed collective bargaining laws; and
pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(1) to discuss appointments as listed in the
agenda.
3. 26-0033 Consideration of an Appointment to the Virginia Peninsula Community
College Board of Trustees
4. 26-0036 Consideration of an Appointment to the Hampton Animal Response Team
Advisory Committee
5. 26-0151 Consideration of Appointments to the Citizens Police Advisory Group
(CPAG)
6. 26-0166 Consideration of an Appointment to th …
Wed May 27, 2026 · 6:00 PM
City Council Ceremonial Session
El Concejo Municipal honra a los mejores graduados de la escuela secundaria
Esta es una sesión ceremonial únicamente para reconocer a los valedictorianos y salutatorianos de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Hampton. No se programan votaciones ni decisiones políticas.
- Reconocimiento de los valedictorianos y salutatorianos de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Hampton
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✓ Decidido: Council recognized high school valedictorians and salutatorians
The meeting was ceremonial only, with no substantive decisions made. Council recognized Hampton City Schools valedictorians and salutatorians and presented awards.
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[Gavel] >> buenas noches y bienvenidos a la sesión ceremonial del concejo municipal de Hampton. SEÑORA Secretaria, haga el pase de lista, por favor. >> bowman. >> presente. >> brown. >> aquí. >> campbell. >> presente. >> ferebee. >> presente. >> mugler. >> presente. >> alcalde gray. >> presente. Y esta noche tenemos presentaciones muy especiales para aquellos en la audiencia, así como para quienes nos ven desde casa. Con eso, le cedo la palabra a brian del coordinador de alcance del departamento de mercado. >> gracias alcalde gray, vice alcalde brown y gerente de la ciudad y abogado de la ciudad, bienvenidos a los invitados de honor que se unen esta noche y de la junta escolar el DR. Richard mason, presidente de la junta escolar está aquí y joe kilgore está aquí de la junta escolar de los líderes de las escuelas de la ciudad de hampton, el DR. Haynes superintendente, y pollard está aquí secretaria de liderazgo escolar. Tenemos muchos directores, presidentes de academias y cosas así, y hablaremos de ellos más tarde cuando lleguemos a las escuelas. Pero todos están presentes también. Los MAY spotlights son algunos de mis favoritos personales del año y de ustedes también, y celebraron a 69 estudiantes que obtuvieron títulos de asociado antes de sus diplomas de secundaria. Y esta noche destacamos a los valedictorianos y salutatorianos de las escuelas de la ciudad de hampton. Cada estudiante tiene una historia y lo que me impresiona es lo diferente que es de un año a otro. Diferen …
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Wednesday, May 27, 2026
6:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
Recognition of Hampton City Schools Valedictorians and
Salutatorians
May 27, 2026City Council Ceremonial Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Recognition of Hampton City Schools Valedictorians and
Salutatorians
ADJOURNMENT
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Wed May 27, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
El Consejo aprobará enmienda presupuestaria escolar de $9.4M
El Consejo de la Ciudad considerará artículos de consentimiento que incluyen una enmienda presupuestaria de $9,385,379 para el presupuesto operativo escolar, enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación, bonificaciones para empleados y transferencias de propiedades. Las audiencias públicas incluyen una apelación de la revocación de un permiso de alquiler a corto plazo y una revocación de un permiso de uso para un restaurante. La reunión también incluye nombramientos y comentarios públicos.
- Apelación de revocación del permiso de alquiler a corto plazo en 317 Woodside Drive
- Revocación del permiso de uso para el restaurante Southern Comfort en 2163-2165 Cunningham Drive
- Transferencia de cinco propiedades a la Autoridad de Redesarrollo y Vivienda de Hampton
- Ordenanza que modifica las definiciones de planos de sitio para planos de sitio mayores/menores
- Resolución para disponer de equipos electrónicos mediante donación
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✓ Decidido: Short-term rental permit revoked for violations (7-0)
Council revoked a short-term rental permit at 317 Woodside Drive due to multiple violations of permit conditions. A restaurant use permit for Southern Comfort Restaurant & Lounge was also revoked for similar reasons. The consent agenda was approved, including a $9.4 million school budget amendment and employee bonus authorization.
- Affirmed revocation of short-term rental permit at 317 Woodside Drive (7-0)
- Revoked restaurant use permit for Southern Comfort Restaurant & Lounge (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including $9.4M school budget amendment (7-0)
- Approved site plan code amendments (7-0)
- Approved transfer of properties to Hampton Redevelopment and Housing Authority (7-0)
- Appointed Clayton Turner to Peninsula Airport Commission (7-0)
Council Chambers
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[Gavel] >> buenas noches y bienvenidos a la sesión legislativa del concejo municipal de Hampton, señora secretaria, haga el pase de lista, por favor. >> bowman. >> presente. >> brown. >> aquí. >> campbell. >> presente. >> ferebee. >> presente. >> mugler. >> presente. >> alcalde gray. >> presente. Y la invocación de esta noche a cargo del miembro mugler. >> acompáñenme en oración, oh DIOS, mientras servimos a esta comunidad pedimos su sabiduría y gracia. Que su espíritu santo nos guíe en nuestras decisiones y nos permita servir con humildad e integridad. Y ayúdenos a trabajar por el bien común y a hacer de nuestra comunidad un lugar mejor en general, en el nombre de Jesús, amén. Juro lealtad a la bandera de los Estados Unidos de América, y a la república por la que representa, una nación bajo DIOS, indivisible, con libertad y justicia para todos. >> así que el 7 de mayo hubo jóvenes que eran estudiantes y que fueron reconocidos como los mejores 20 del 20 by hampton roads workforce council. Reconocidos como líderes emergentes en emprendimiento y servicio comunitario, y reconocidos como adolescentes que en la fuerza laboral destacan entre sus pares y destacan en la región. Quiero presentarles a estos jóvenes sobresalientes, el primero es ethan alexander ahart, de hampton high school. Sube, por favor. De hampton high school, ethan ahart es un estudiante integral que demuestra consistentemente liderazgo y compromiso con la escuela y la comunidad. Equilibra lo académico con una par …
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Wednesday, May 27, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
May 27, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The City Co …
Wed May 27, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo discute el Infill Housing Plan y resumen legislativo estatal
La sesión de trabajo del Concejo Municipal recibirá una presentación sobre el Infill Housing Plan, una actualización sobre la Virginia Enterprise Zone y un resumen de la sesión de la 2026 General Assembly. El concejo también celebrará una sesión cerrada para discutir asesoramiento legal, posible inversión en una instalación de transporte regional y una estructura condenada. Finalmente, considerarán un nombramiento para la Peninsula Airport Commission.
- Presentación sobre el Infill Housing Plan
- Resumen de la sesión de la 2026 General Assembly
- Actualización sobre la Virginia Enterprise Zone
- Sesión cerrada sobre asesoramiento legal e inversión en transporte
- Consideración de nombramiento para la Peninsula Airport Commission
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✓ Decidido: Council held work session, entered closed session
The council held a work session with briefings on infill housing, the 2026 General Assembly session, and the Virginia Enterprise Zone. No substantive decisions were made; the only votes were to enter and certify a closed session.
- Approved motion to enter closed session for legal advice and other matters (7-0)
- Approved resolution certifying closed session (7-0)
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Esta es una prueba de subtítulos. >> Están aquí hoy para presentarles y, en lugar de sentarse durante todo nuestro orden del día, Robert Crawshaw les explicará el trabajo que se ha realizado hasta la fecha para preparar este libro del plan de viviendas de relleno. >> Buenas tardes, ¿cómo están? >> Buenas tardes, damas y caballeros. Nuevamente, mi nombre es Robert Crawshaw. Robert, si les causa problemas, Rob, si quieren ser informales conmigo. Somos una pequeña firma de arquitectura con un componente de diseño urbano en Norfolk, Virginia. Anteriormente vivía justo al final de la calle, en Charles Street, cerca del estadio. Así que este esfuerzo comenzó con la participación comunitaria en JULY del año pasado, donde hacíamos preguntas generales. Nuestro equipo salió y fotografió algunos de los vecindarios existentes. Partimos de eso y elaboramos un informe que compartía los estilos de arquitectura que encontramos, pero no queríamos detenernos ahí. Tuvimos la participación. Hicimos preguntas sobre la vibra de la comunidad, si nos faltaba algún estilo de vecindario o características de los edificios y, con respecto a la vibra de la comunidad, intentábamos comprender la necesidad de privacidad frente a la conexión con la comunidad. Esto se tradujo en: ¿su porche delantero está hacia adelante o hacia atrás? ¿Consideran el porche delantero como algo transaccional, es decir, que solo pasan por el porche para entrar en su casa, o es una habitación al aire libre donde se sientan y part …
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Wednesday, May 27, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
May 27, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0181 2026 General Assembly Session Recap
2. 26-0179 Virginia Enterprise Zone Update
3. 26-0148 Infill Housing Plan Book Briefing
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
4. 26-0180 Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711(A)(8) to
receive legal advice from the City Attorney regarding proper
interpretation and application of specific provisions of Virginia law;
pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711(A)(6) to discuss potential
investment of public funds for the benefit of a regional transportation
facility, where bargaining is involved; pursuant to Virginia Code Section
2.2-3711(A)(7) & (8) to consult with legal counsel regarding legal options
for dealing with a condemned structure, including potential litigation; and
pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711.A (.1) to discuss
appointments as listed on the agenda.
5. 26-0182 Consideration of an Appointment to the Peninsula Airport Commission
CERTIFICATION
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Thu May 21, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Planning Commission
La Comisión de Planificación de Hampton considerará la rezonificación de 14 acres para casas adosadas
La Comisión de Planificación revisará una solicitud para rezonificar propiedades en Sargeant Street y Lawrence Avenue para viviendas unifamiliares y casas adosadas. El organismo también considerará actualizaciones a la ordenanza de zonificación de la ciudad con respecto a instalaciones de entretenimiento y apuestas, y un permiso de uso para un negocio de reparación de vehículos.
- Rezonificación de +/- 14.0 acres en Sargeant St y Lawrence Ave para casas adosadas y viviendas unifamiliares
- Solicitud de permiso de uso para reparación de vehículos pesados en 611 Copeland Drive
- Enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación para centros de entretenimiento, dispositivos basados en habilidad y apuestas fuera de pista
- Posible revocación del permiso de uso para Southern Comfort Restaurant and Lounge en 2163-2165 Cunningham Drive
- Primera lectura de los estatutos revisados de la Comisión de Planificación
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Thursday, May 21, 2026
3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
CHAIR: Kathy Rogers
VICE-CHAIR: Martha Mugler
COMMISSIONERS: Keisha Samuels, Joe Griffith, Tracy Brooks, Trina Coleman, Brian
DeProfio
Agenda - Final
May 21, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
WORK SESSION - Community Development Conference Room - 3:00 PM
I. Questions about agenda items
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Approval of Minutes
26-0172 Minutes from the April 16, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session and
Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.04.16_FINALAttachments:
IV. Community Development Director's Report
26-0169 May Youth Planner Report to the Planning Commission
Youth Planner Report Presentation
YP Report
Attachments:
V. Planning Commission Bylaws
26-0174 Revised Planning Commission Bylaws - First Reading
PC Bylaws REDLINE
PC Bylaws CLEAN
Attachments:
VI. Public Hearing Items
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May 21, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
26-0095 Rezoning Application by North Mallory Quay, LLC to Rezone +/- 14.0 acres
at 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19, 22, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31, 35, 39, and 43
Sargeant Street and 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 14, 17, 18, 21, 22, 25, 26, 29, 30, 33,
34, 37, 38, 39, 41, 45, and 49 Lawrence Avenue, [LRSNs: 12006047,
12006083, 12006048, 12006084, 12006049, 12006085, 12006051,
12006086, 12006052, 12006087, 12006053, 12006088, 1 …
Wed May 13, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
El Concejo Municipal de Hampton votará el presupuesto final del año fiscal 27 y las tasas impositivas
El Concejo Municipal de Hampton llevará a cabo una sesión legislativa para dar aprobación final al Presupuesto Recomendado por el Administrador para el FY27, incluyendo asignaciones para todos los fondos municipales. También adoptarán tasas impositivas para bienes raíces y propiedad personal, establecerán impuestos de distritos de servicios y aprobarán cambios en las tarifas de desechos sólidos, alcantarillado y aguas pluviales. Otras acciones incluyen rezonificaciones, un arrendamiento de vertedero y asignaciones para los programas CDBG y HOME.
- Adopción final del presupuesto FY27 (Fondo General, Presupuesto de Capital y múltiples fondos empresariales)
- Rezonificación de 0.09 acres en 4218 Victoria Blvd. de C-1 a MD-4 para uso multifamiliar
- Contrato de arrendamiento de vertedero con USA Waste of Virginia Landfills, Inc. para el Vertedero Bethel
- Ordenanza para agregar la clasificación de propiedad en estado de deterioro para la tributación de bienes raíces
- Adopción de las tasas impositivas FY27 para bienes raíces y propiedad personal
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✓ Decidido: Approved FY27 budget and tax rates (5-1)
The council adopted the FY27 Manager's Recommended Budget, including General Fund and Capital Budget appropriations, with a 5-1 vote (Campbell dissenting). Tax and fee ordinances for real estate, personal property, stormwater, sewer, solid waste, and service districts were approved, mostly 5-1. The council also approved a rezoning and use permit for multifamily housing at 4218 Victoria Blvd, a day care use permit for West End Baptist Church, and a landfill lease with USA Waste.
- Approved FY27 General Fund budget (5-1)
- Set real estate tax rate for FY27 (5-1)
- Approved FY27 Capital Budget (5-1)
- Approved rezoning to MD-4 at 4218 Victoria Blvd (6-0)
- Approved use permit for multifamily at 4218 Victoria Blvd (6-0)
- Approved day care use permit for West End Baptist Church (6-0)
- Approved landfill lease with USA Waste (6-0)
- Approved design-build for Mellen Street sewer replacement (6-0)
Council Chambers
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
Final Approval of FY27 Manager's Recommended Budget
May 13, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do …
Wed May 13, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Ceremonial Session
Council reconoce a estudiantes de doble inscripción
Esta es una sesión ceremonial sin acciones legislativas. El City Council está reconociendo a los estudiantes de doble inscripción de Hampton City Schools.
- Reconocimiento de los Estudiantes de Doble Inscripción de Hampton City Schools
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✓ Decidido: Council recognized 69 dual enrollment students
This was a ceremonial session with no substantive decisions. Council celebrated 69 Hampton City Schools students who will receive associate degrees from Virginia Peninsula Community College before high school graduation.
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[Mallete] >> Buenas noches a todos y bienvenidos a la sesión ceremonial del consejo municipal de Hampton. Me gustaría dar la bienvenida a todos a esta ceremonia especial esta noche y es un placer dar la bienvenida a muchos de los estudiantes del programa de matriculación doble; tenemos 69 estudiantes sobresalientes de matriculación doble. Y estos jóvenes han trabajado diligentemente para obtener sus títulos de asociado, que recibirán el jueves por la noche antes de recibir sus diplomas de secundaria en la ceremonia de graduación. Y al haber logrado esto en la escuela secundaria en lugar de pagar la matrícula universitaria, la suma total de $730,470 es lo que le ahorraron a sus padres. Repitan ese número, $730,470 que ahorraron con los créditos que obtuvieron en la escuela secundaria. Felicidades a todos ustedes. [Aplausos] Así que, antes de comenzar, quiero reconocer a algunos de los líderes de nuestra división escolar que nos acompañan esta noche. De la junta escolar, el SR. Joe kilgoe, gracias por acompañarnos. Y de los líderes de la división escolar, el DR. Raymond haynes, superintendente; el DR. John caggiano, superintendente adjunto y jefe de personal. Tenemos a la SRA. Pollack, del liderazgo de escuelas secundarias; el DR. David cocolli, director ejecutivo; y Helen woodruff —no puedo verla—, ¿cómo está?, directora de academia; y el DR. Steele con nosotros, ¿cómo está?, gracias por estar aquí. Tenemos mucho que cubrir esta noche mientras presentamos los certificados de r …
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
5:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
Recognition of Hampton City Schools Dual Enrollment Students
May 13, 2026City Council Ceremonial Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Spotlight on Hampton City Schools' Dual Enrollment Students
ADJOURNMENT
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Wed May 13, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo Municipal discutirá el presupuesto del AF2027, cambios de zonificación y vivienda de relleno
El Concejo Municipal revisará el presupuesto recomendado del Año Fiscal 2027 por el Administrador Municipal, considerará modificaciones a los estándares de zonificación para el uso de Restaurante 2, y recibirá una sesión informativa sobre el Plan de Vivienda de Relleno. Está programada una sesión cerrada para discutir un posible negocio para Hampton Roads Center North y la disposición de terrenos de propiedad pública en el centro de Hampton.
- Sesión informativa sobre el Plan de Vivienda de Relleno
- Modificaciones propuestas a la ordenanza de zonificación para el uso de Restaurante 2
- Discusión del presupuesto para el AF2027
- Sesión cerrada para un posible negocio en Hampton Roads Center North
- Sesión cerrada para la disposición de terrenos en el centro de Hampton
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✓ Decidido: Deferred infill housing plan briefing to May 27 (5-0)
Council deferred a briefing on the Infill Housing Plan Book to May 27. They also received a briefing on proposed zoning modifications for Restaurant 2 Use and discussed the FY2027 city budget. A closed session was approved to discuss a prospective business and land disposition. Appointments to the Community Policy and Management Team were considered but no vote recorded.
- Deferred Infill Housing Plan Book briefing to May 27 (5-0)
- Approved closed session for prospective business and land disposition (6-0)
- Certified closed session compliance (6-0)
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Testing. >> good afternoon and welcome to the hampton city council work session. MADAME Clerk but call the roll, please. >> councilmember bowman? Vice player brown. >> here. >> councilmember campbell. >> present councilmember ferebee. Councilmember harperrer? >> present. >> councilmember mugler? Mayor gray? >> present. And COUNCILMAN Bowman south of town, will not be joining us. Councilmember ferebee will be a bit late but will join us during this meeting, so with that the first item on the agenda is on the infill housing plan book. But we are going to defer that item until MAY 27th meeting. And so -- >> yes. >> I need a motion and a second to defer the item. >> MAY I just explain to the public. >> yes, please. >> that the consultant was not able to be here today, after all so they asked if we could reschedule them and we wanted to make sure that the council and the public had the benefit of hearing from the consultant as well as the staff. So we would very much appreciate you making this accommodation. >> okay, yeah, absolutely. So I need a motion and a second to defer this item to MAY 27th. >> so moved. >> second. >> I have a motion and second. Any further discussion on it? All right, MADAME Clerk will you call the roll? Councilmember bowman vice mayor brown? Aye councilmember ferebee? Councilmember harper? Councilmember mugler? And mayor gray? >> aye. And so with that I'll ask the city manager to introduce the next item. >> thank you, MR. Mayor. As council knows but for th …
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
May 13, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0148 Infill Housing Plan Book Briefing
2. 26-0162 Briefing on the Proposed Modifications to the City of Hampton Zoning
Ordinance Regarding Standards Applicable to the Restaurant 2 Use
3. 26-0163 Budget Discussion: City Manager's Recommended Fiscal Year 2027
Budget
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
4. 26-0164 Closed session pursuant to Va. Code section 2.2-3711(A)(5) to discuss a
prospective business for Hampton Roads Center North, where no previous
announcement has been made of the business' interest in locating its
facilities in Hampton; pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(3) to discuss disposition of
publicly owned land in Downtown Hampton where discussion in open
meeting would adversely affect the city’s negotiating strategy and
consultation with legal counsel regarding legal issue potentially affecting
the transaction; and pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(1) to discuss appointments as
listed on the agenda.
5. 26-0152 Consideration of Appo …
Wed May 6, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Special Session
El Concejo Municipal celebra la segunda audiencia pública sobre el presupuesto y las ordenanzas de impuestos para el año fiscal 2027
El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una segunda audiencia pública para recibir comentarios de los ciudadanos sobre el Presupuesto Recomendado del Administrador de la Ciudad para el Año Fiscal 2027. La sesión incluye presentaciones de ordenanzas de impuestos, tasas y asignaciones programadas para una votación el 13 de mayo de 2026.
- Segunda audiencia pública sobre el Presupuesto Recomendado del Administrador de la Ciudad para el año fiscal 2027
- Ordenanza para enmendar el código de impuestos sobre bienes raíces para propiedades deterioradas
- Ordenanza para adoptar tasas impositivas para bienes raíces y propiedad personal tangible para el año fiscal 2027
- Ordenanza para enmendar los cargos por uso de alcantarillado
- Ordenanza para enmendar los cargos por servicio de gestión de aguas pluviales
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✓ Decidido: Hampton City Council holds second public hearing on FY2027 budget, no votes taken
The City Council held the second public hearing on the FY2027 City Manager's Recommended Budget, hearing comments from 12 residents. No votes were taken; final adoption of the budget and related tax, fee, and appropriation ordinances is scheduled for May 13, 2026. Proclamations were read for Municipal Clerks Week and Public Service Recognition Week.
- No substantive decisions; only procedural actions (second public hearing held, proclamations read)
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>> good evening and welcome to hampton city council. This is special session this evening to hold a second public hearing on the F.Y. 27 budget so with that I'm going to ask the clerk to call the row? >> councilmember bowman? >> here. >> councilmember brown? >> here. >> councilmember campbell? >> here. >> councilmember ferebee? >> here. >> councilmember harper? >> here. >> councilmember muglerr? >> here. >> mayor gray? >> here. >> would you read the call for the special meeting. >> this meeting was called hold a second public hearing for the F.Y. 22027 city manager's budget and to introduce all tax, fee and appropriation ordinances and resolutions to be considered for a vote by city council on MAY 13, 2026 and in addition the mayor MAY read proclamations for this special meeting. >> alright and indication will be led by michelle ferebee and we'll have the pledge of allegiance so please stand and join for us both. >> good evening. Let us pray. As we gather to sever our community, we recognize nurses appreciation day and teacher appreciation week. Honoring those who heal teach and guide others each day and we give thanks for our first responders and police and firefighters and emergency personnel who's courage keeps our community safe. We acknowledge asian pacific american heritage month and jewish american heritage month celebrating the diverse cultures that enrich our nation and we observe mental awareness month reminding us to lead with compassion and care for one another. D …
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Wednesday, May 6, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Special Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
May 6, 2026City Council Special Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
READING OF THE CALL FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING
This meeting was called to hold the second public hearing for the FY2027 City
Manager's Recommended Budget and to introduce all tax, fee and appropriation
ordinances and resolutions to be considered for vote by City Council on May 13,
2026. In addition, the Mayor may read proclamations as identified on the agenda for
this special meeting.
AGENDA
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Councilwoman Michelle Taylor
Ferebee
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Reading of Proclamations: Municipal Clerks Week and Public Service
Recognition Week
1. 26-0149
Public Hearing
2. 26-0155 Second Public Hearing to Receive Citizens' Comments Regarding the City
Manager's Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 2027
Tax and Fee Ordinances and Resolution
Ordinance to Amend and Reenact the City Code of the City of Hampton,
Virginia by Amending Chapter 37 - Taxation, Article II - Real Estate Taxes
to Add Division 8 - Classification of Blighted …
Wed May 6, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Special Session
Council Chambers
Wed Apr 22, 2026 · 6:00 PM
City Council Ceremonial Session
✓ Decidido: Council holds ceremonial session recognizing Clean City Commission
No substantive decisions were made. The meeting was ceremonial, recognizing the Clean City Commission and local businesses for environmental stewardship on Earth Day.
Council Chambers
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>> spotlight session and tonight we have a council spotlight that hamptons is living out part of safe and strategy community through outstanding work, invite brian markasi. >> thank you mayor, city council. I have to say if ever a perfectly matched time for this topic, it's today. Happy earth day everyone. Tonight's spotlight is one of our seven key strategies safe and clean community. To ensure that all hampton citizens and businesses are safe and healthy and secure in persons and property. We think of safety terms in terms of policing and youth engagement or blight removal, and all of these matter enormously, and safe and clean community is where the air is clean and waste is managed responsibly and businesses are good stewards of their environment. That's what tonight's honorees represent as we have said about the spotlight series, local government should not be the sole solution provider. Progress happens through partnership and tonight we celebrate four hampton businesses that are living out that philosophy, not because they are required to but chose to. These honorees are the peninsula mission forum that recognize businesses making a real measurable difference in our environment and community. what you will hear is remarkable not just because the businesses are doing the right thing for the planet, doing it creative and deeply community rooted ways. Before we introduce the honorees and word about the program. The virginia peninsula clean business formum was established …
Wed Apr 22, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo Municipal revisará el presupuesto del año fiscal 2027 y la financiación escolar
El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para discutir el presupuesto recomendado por el Administrador de la Ciudad para el año fiscal 2027 y recibir una sesión informativa sobre el presupuesto de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Hampton. Los miembros también revisarán un plan de agua para vecindarios locales específicos y discutirán adquisiciones de bienes raíces en una sesión cerrada.
- Presupuesto recomendado por el Administrador de la Ciudad para el año fiscal 2027
- Sesión informativa sobre el presupuesto de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Hampton
- Plan de agua Resilient Hampton Fox Hill, Grandview y Harris Creek
- Posible adquisición de bienes raíces en el área de Newmarket Creek
- Nombramiento para la Autoridad Regional de la Cárcel de Western Tidewater
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✓ Decidido: No substantive decisions reached at Hampton council work session
The City Council held a work session with briefings on the school budget, the city manager's recommended FY2027 budget, and the Resilient Hampton water plan for Fox Hill, Grandview, and Harris Creek. No votes were taken on any of the agenda items. The only actions were procedural motions to enter and certify a closed session.
- Approved closed session motion (7-0)
- Certified closed session (7-0)
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>> COUNCILWOMAN Campbell? >> COUNCILWOMAN Ferebee present. >> COUNCILWOMAN Harper? >> present. >> COUNCILWOMAN Mugler? >> present. >> mayor gray? >> present. And we have several presentations on the gender auto this afternoon. First is our city council budget presentation or update so I'll turn it over to the city manager to introduce that. >> thank you, MR. Mayor and councilmembers. As you know, we're entering into the actual work sessions after we have released a manager's recommended budget and by tradition we have with us the school board and superintendent and his team to present their school board budget. I'm sure they will tell you a little bit more about this as they do it but les us all remember we don't have a state budget so I expect they expect this will change a bit based upon what the house and senate introduce. But today they're going to present what they responsibly had to look at, when I was the introduced budget. So real quickly before they present that, I want to acknowledge -- I think we have everyone -- we don't have MR. Kilgour but 6 of the 7 school board members with us. chair richard mason is going to kick off the presentation. Want to acknowledge vice-chair, DR. Tina banks-gray and cherry, reverend woodhouse as the other school board members in attendance. And of course DR. Haynes, DR. Conjiano and brittany -- sorry, branch. I wanted to call you abbott because we have a brittany abbott. Brittany branch, their chief financial officer will be part of th …
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Wednesday, April 22, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
April 22, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0067 Briefing on Hampton City Schools Budget
2. 26-0141 Budget Discussion: City Manager's Recommended Fiscal Year 2027
Budget
3. 26-0135 Briefing on Resilient Hampton Fox Hill, Grandview, and Harris Creek
Water Plan
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
4. 26-0142 Closed session pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(7) and (8) for consultation with
legal counsel to receive updates concerning pending litigation and other
material legal issues and transactions; pursuant to 2.2-3711(A)(3) and (8)
to discuss potential acquisition of real property in the Newmarket Creek
area, where discussion in open session would adversely affect the city’s
negotiating strategy, and consultation with legal counsel concerning
specific legal issues related to the same; and pursuant to 2.2-37711(A)(1)
for consideration of appointments as listed in the agenda and to discuss
the performance of a Council appointee.
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Thu Apr 16, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Planning Commission
Rezonificación de 0.09 acres en 4218 Victoria Blvd para viviendas multifamiliares
La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre rezonificación y permisos de uso para un desarrollo multifamiliar en 4218 Victoria Blvd, una guardería comercial en West End Baptist Church, y una escuela privada en 15 S. Hope Street. También considerarán enmiendas a la ordenanza del plan de sitio y al Plan de Acción Anual CDBG/HOME para el año fiscal 2026-2027.
- Rezonificación de 0.09 acres en 4218 Victoria Blvd de C-1 a MD-4 para viviendas multifamiliares
- Permiso de uso para desarrollo multifamiliar en 4218 Victoria Blvd
- Permiso de uso para una guardería comercial (18 niños) en West End Baptist Church, 2413 Shell Road
- Permiso de uso para la escuela privada Hampton's Beauty Academy en 15 S. Hope Street
- Enmienda al Capítulo 35.1 (Planos de Sitio) de la ordenanza municipal
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Thursday, April 16, 2026
3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
Agenda - Final
April 16, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Approval of Minutes
26-0137 Minutes from the March 19, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session and
Regular Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.03.19Attachments:
IV. Community Development Director's Report
26-0139 Youth Planner Report to the Planning Commission
YP MemoAttachments:
V. Public Hearing Items
26-0121 Rezoning Application No. 26-0121 This is a Rezoning Application by
Adrian Mora to Rezone +/- 0.09 Acres at 4218 Victoria Blvd. [LRSN
2003764], from Neighborhood Commercial (C-1) District to Multifamily
Residential (MD-4) District with Conditions for Multifamily Dwelling Units
This Application is Brought in Conjunction with Use Permit Application No.
26-0122 to Allow for Multifamily Development
Application
Proffer Agreement
Staff Report
PC Presentation
Attachments:
26-0122 This is a Use Permit Application by Adrian Mora to Permit Multifamily
Development at 4218 Victoria Blvd. [LRSN 2003764]. This Application is
Brought in Conjunction with Rezoning Application No. 26-0121.
Application
Conditions
Staff Report
Presentation Placeholder
Attachments:
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April 16, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
26-0117 Use Permit Application No. 26-0117: This is a …
Thu Apr 9, 2026 · 8:30 AM
City Council Special Session
El Concejo Municipal recorre centros de datos y proyectos de reurbanización en Richmond
El Concejo Municipal está realizando una sesión especial para recorrer dos centros de datos en los condados de Hanover y Henrico para aprender sobre tecnología emergente, utilizando sesiones cerradas para recibir información comercial propietaria. También llevarán a cabo un recorrido panorámico de proyectos de reurbanización recientes en las áreas de Scott's Addition y el centro de Richmond, discutiendo la implementación del plan maestro.
- Sesión cerrada para recibir información propietaria de empresas de infraestructura digital (Condado de Hanover)
- Resolución que certifica la sesión cerrada (Ítem 26-0128)
- Recorrido panorámico de proyectos de reurbanización en Scott's Addition y el centro de Richmond
- Sesión cerrada para recibir información propietaria de empresas de infraestructura digital (Condado de Henrico)
- Resolución que certifica la sesión cerrada (Ítem 26-0133)
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✓ Decidido: Council tours data centers and Richmond redevelopment projects
The council convened a special session for an educational tour of two data centers and a windshield tour of redevelopment projects in Richmond. No substantive decisions were made; the only actions were approving closed sessions to receive proprietary information and certifying those sessions.
- Approved closed session for Pixel Factory Data Center tour (6-0)
- Certified closed session for Pixel Factory Data Center (6-0)
- Approved closed session for QTS Richmond tour (6-0)
- Certified closed session for QTS Richmond (6-0)
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8:30 AM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Hampton City Hall to Hanover to Henrico and Return
City Council Special Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
April 9, 2026City Council Special Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER - City Hall
READING OF THE CALL FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING
This meeting has been called in accordance with Section 3.04 of the City Charter for
the purpose of touring two data centers to strengthen the understanding of City
Council members and City staff of this emerging technology. Due to the proprietary
information that will be voluntarily shared by the private businesses which are being
toured, this meeting will contain closed sessions during the actual tours pursuant to
a promise of confidentiality. Additionally, City Council and Staff will have a window
tour of recent redevelopment projects in the Scott’s Addition and Downtown areas
of the City of Richmond. Elements of the window tour will include discussion on the
implementation of Master Plans/Small Area Plans and strategies used for the
implementation of the redevelopment projects.
ROLL CALL
AGENDA
Travel to Hanover County
1. 26-0127 Closed session p …
Wed Apr 8, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
El Concejo votará para prohibir acampar en propiedad pública
El Concejo Municipal de Hampton está celebrando una sesión legislativa con varias audiencias públicas y votaciones. Los temas clave incluyen una ordenanza propuesta para prohibir acampar y almacenar en propiedad pública, enmiendas a las ordenanzas de zonificación para la resiliencia costera y las zonas de ruido de aeropuertos, y la aprobación de un acuerdo de franquicia no exclusivo para Virginia Natural Gas. La agenda de consentimiento incluye financiamiento para el reemplazo de vehículos de la policía y la participación en reclamaciones de acuerdos de opioides.
- Ordenanza para prohibir acampar y almacenar en propiedad pública (Elemento 25-0170)
- Enmienda de zonificación para la superposición de preservación de la Bahía de Chesapeake para mejorar la claridad y alinearse con las regulaciones estatales sobre árboles y resiliencia costera
- Enmienda de zonificación para revisar las zonas y límites de ruido de aeropuertos y potencial de accidentes aéreos
- Acuerdo de franquicia no exclusivo con Virginia Natural Gas Inc. para servicios de gas natural en servidumbres públicas
- Resolución para asignar $1,084,000 del Fondo de Reemplazo de Equipos para vehículos de la División de Policía de Hampton
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✓ Decidido: Council approved Chesapeake Bay Preservation Overlay zoning updates (7-0)
Council unanimously approved zoning ordinance amendments to the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Overlay to align with state regulations on trees and coastal resilience. Also approved consent agenda items including $1.084M for police vehicle replacements and participation in opioid settlements. Approved updated airport noise and accident potential zones map.
- Approved $1,084,000 from Equipment Replacement Fund for police vehicle replacements (7-0)
- Approved $7,000 from Wetlands Encroachment Fund for Virginia Conservation Assistance Program (7-0)
- Approved participation in opioid-related settlements against multiple pharmacy defendants (7-0)
- Approved minutes from February 25, March 11, and March 25, 2026 sessions (7-0)
- Approved Chesapeake Bay Preservation Overlay zoning amendments for trees and coastal resilience (7-0)
- Approved AICUZ map update for airport noise and accident potential zones (7-0)
- Public hearing held on FY2026-2027 CDBG/HOME Annual Action Plan; no action taken
Council Chambers
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[Music] >> good evening, and welcome to the hampton city council legislative session. MADAM Clerk? Call the role, please. >> council member bowman. >> present. >> vice mayor brown. >> here. >> campbell. >> present. >> ferebee. >> present. >> harper. >> present. >> mugler. >> present. >> and mayor gray. >> present. >> the invocation this evening will be given by council member carolyn campbell followed by the pledge of allegiance. Would you please stand and join us. . >> eternal GOD, as we recognize national crime victims rights week and youth violence prevention week, please hold those in harm's way in your loving grace and grant them peace and comfort through difficult times. Gather us all as one, even if we have various thoughts on how to support those around us as we all have compassion for those who need our help. Please instruct us and teach us the way, counsel us with your loving eye, and let our plans be orchestrated by you. In hebrews 12, you teach us for the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness. Whatever it is that you want, lord, guide us to that light. Amen. [Together] >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this weekend, we had a couple of incidents in the city that kind of put our police department to the test really. We had two huge gatherings. One …
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Wednesday, April 8, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Revised Agenda
April 8, 2026City Council Legislative Session Revised Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help
ensure that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from
hearing as many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request
by a member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the
public and the Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior
notice when the Council considers it in the public's interest to do so.
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Wed Apr 8, 2026 · 3:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo revisará el presupuesto recomendado, el CIP y el plan de agua para la resiliencia
El Concejo Municipal recibirá informes sobre el presupuesto recomendado por el Administrador de la Ciudad para el año fiscal 2027 y el Plan de Mejoras Capitales para los años fiscales 2027-2031. También escucharán un informe sobre el plan de agua de Resilient Hampton para áreas propensas a inundaciones, incluyendo Fox Hill, Grandview y Harris Creek. Además, el concejo considerará nombramientos para los comités de políticas de VML y celebrará una sesión cerrada para nombramientos.
- Informe sobre el plan de agua de Resilient Hampton para Fox Hill, Grandview y Harris Creek
- Discusión del Plan de Mejoras Capitales para los años fiscales 2027-2031 (CIP)
- Aspectos destacados del Presupuesto Recomendado para el año fiscal 2027 del Administrador de la Ciudad
- Sesión cerrada para discutir nombramientos según el Código de Virginia 2.2-3711.A(.1)
- Consideración de nombramientos para los Comités de Políticas de la Liga Municipal de Virginia 2026
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✓ Decidido: Council defers Fox Hill water plan briefing to April 22
The council voted 7-0 to defer the Resilient Hampton Fox Hill, Grandview, and Harris Creek Water Plan briefing to the April 22 work session. The remainder of the meeting consisted of budget briefings on the FY 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan and the FY 2027 Recommended Budget, with no votes taken.
- Deferred Resilient Hampton water plan briefing to April 22 (7-0)
Council Chambers
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the hamp city council work session. I'd like to ask the clerk to call the roll. [Roll called] >> we have three items on the agenda for presentation. But we want to move the first item. We want to defer that item until the meeting on the APRIL 22nd. Could we get a motion to defer that item. >> I move to defer the 26-2635. To APRIL 22nd, 2026. >> I think we have a motion and a second. Call the roll. Council member bowman. Aye. Council member ferebee. Council member mayor gray. So it is budget season and we are into the weeds of the budget now. And the manager officially releasing her budget on APRIL 15th. I turn it over to the city manager for talk about the budget. Since this is the last meeting we typically use to unveil the cip and will be in the manager's message. We're going to start first with the crip. So senior james b alderston. The capital improvement plan is a 5-year plan. It would align with the city manager's released budget. >> good around. Irks mayor, city council members, city manager and city attorney. As mayor mentioned my name is james. I'm a senior budget analyst with the budget department. I'm here to present the 2027 to 2031. What is a cantil improvement plan. >> but I can kind of hang out on this side of the podium. That might be a bit better. Okay. I'll do my best if I'm not talking loud enough. I can project. I've got little kids so I can project pretty well. This is a five for the for these costs they need to be in excess of $50,000 and have a life exp …
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1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
April 8, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0135 Briefing on Resilient Hampton Fox Hill, Grandview, and Harris Creek
Water Plan
2. 26-0065 Budget Briefings: City Manager's Recommended FY 2027-2031 Capital
Improvement Plan ("CIP")
3. 26-0066 Budget Briefing: Highlights of the City Manager's Fiscal Year 2027
Recommended Budget
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
4. 26-0069 Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 2.2-3711.A (.1) to
discuss appointments as listed on the agenda.
5. 26-0130 Consideration of Appointments to the Virginia Municipal League 2026
Policy Committees
CERTIFICATION
6. 26-0109 Resolution Certifying Closed Session
ADJOURNMENT
Contact Info:
Clerk of Council, 757-727-6315,
[email protected]
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City Council Ceremonial Session
Council holds ceremonial session on placemaking
This is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council with no legislative business. The only agenda item is a "Spotlight on Placemaking" presentation. No votes, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled.
- Ceremonial session focused on placemaking
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✓ Decidido: City Council held a ceremonial session regarding local music and placemaking
The City Council held a ceremonial session focused on 'Spotlight on Placemaking.' The session featured information about the local music scene and recent Veer Music Award winners.
- No substantive legislative or financial decisions were made during this ceremonial session
Council Chambers
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[Gavel] >> good evening everyone and welcome to the hampton city council ceremonial session, this evening council spotlight and highlighting great things going in the community. And tonight we have the spotlight on hampton's placemaking efforts. And talking about the local music scene. I would like to invite our library director and marketing outreach team to come forward and share what we are doing this evening. >> mayor gray, vice mayor brown and members of council, I am here tonight not as library director but leader of placemaking strategic priority area tonight, placemaking. As part of hampton's strategic plan placemaking is vibrant, authentic places to celebrate our community's culture and character. And about more than physical development it's about creating spaces where people feel connected, welcomed and inspired. One of the powerful ways to bring that that light is art and culture. Whether culture and events and live performances this activate our city in ways that make hampton a place to be, not just visit but come again and again. And seeing that in hampton and the music scene. Tonight I am excited to highlight three venues and live music and good food recognized across the region being the best of the very best in hampton roads. >> thank you nina, and trading off like this feels like oscar's presentation and then the award goes to... As she shared placemaking is more than about creating spaces that bring together and live music does that and beer music awards re …
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6:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
March 25, 2026City Council Ceremonial Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Spotlight on Placemaking
ADJOURNMENT
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:00 PM Council ChambersWednesday, March 25, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6 p.m. All members of
Council were present except for Councilwoman Harper and
Councilwoman Mugler.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr., Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown, Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell,
Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee, and Mayor Jimmy
Gray
Present 5 -
Councilmember Hope L. Harper, and Councilmember
Martha Mugler
Excused 2 -
JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Spotlight on Placemaking
Mayor Gray called upon Brian Marchese, Hampton's Marketing
and Outreach Coordinator, and Neva White, Hampton's Library
Director, who provided information about Placemaking through
the local music scene.
Recent winners of the Veer Music Awards were highlighted. Big
Pink was represented by Kelly Murphy, Chris Jacobson, Karen
Benson and Missi Eller. Stuft was represented by Patrick Ryan,
Casey Haas, Susan Haas, and Kelsi Italiano. Vanguard was
represented by Randy Thomas.
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City Council Work Session
Budget briefing on preliminary revenue estimates
This work session includes two presentations: results of the 'I Value Resident' polling and a briefing on preliminary revenue estimates for the upcoming budget. The council will discuss these items but no votes are scheduled.
- 26-0114: Presentation of 'I Value Resident' polling results
- 26-0115: Budget briefing on preliminary revenue estimates
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✓ Decidido: Hampton City Council reviews budget polling and preliminary revenue estimates
The City Council held a work session to review results from the annual 'I Value Budget' resident polling. Staff also presented preliminary revenue projections for fiscal year 2027, which include an estimated $472.6 million in recurring revenues.
- Reviewed I Value Resident Polling results regarding budget priorities and fees
- Reviewed preliminary fiscal year 2027 revenue projections of $472.6 million
Council Chambers
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Hampton city council work >> good afternoon and welcome to the hampton city council work session. This evening -- or this afternoon, our clerk is not able to join us today, so filling in for her is our deputy clerk, tammy lee. And so I'm going to ask the deputy clerk to call the roll. >> councilmember bowman? >> present. >> vice mayor brown? >> here. >> COUNCILWOMAN Campbell? >> present. >> COUNCILWOMAN Ferebee? >> present. >> COUNCILWOMAN Harper? COUNCILWOMAN Mugler? Mayor gray? >> all right, here. And COUNCILWOMAN Mugler and COUNCILWOMAN Harper will not be joining us today. Both are taking care of business that prevents them from being with us for either of the meetings. So with that, I'm going to ask the city manager to introduce the first item. >> thank you, MR. Mayor. Today is all about budget, as we're actively in the budget season. As councilmembers know and hopefully the community knows, over the last few weeks we've been conducting our annual I value budget input, giving residents the opportunity to weigh in on their preferences as it relates to certain key expenditure items before the community, as well as revenue options. And today we are going to be presenting the results of that polling that we did. And I want to stress now and I'll say it at the end of the presentation again, this is preference polling, it's not voting because ultimately it is the city council that makes the final decisions on the budget and the manager makes the recommendation based upon this i …
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Wednesday, March 25, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
March 25, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0114 I Value Resident Polling Results
2. 26-0115 Budget Briefing - Preliminary Revenue Estimates
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
CERTIFICATION
ADJOURNMENT
Contact Info:
Clerk of Council, 757-727-6315,
[email protected]
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
1:00 PM Council ChambersWednesday, March 25, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 1 p.m. All members of
Council were present except for Councilwoman Harper and
Councilwoman Mugler.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr., Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown, Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell,
Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee, and Mayor Jimmy
Gray
Present 5 -
Councilmember Hope L. Harper, and Councilmember
Martha Mugler
Excused 2 -
JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
AGENDA
1. 26-0114 I Value Resident Polling Results
Community Engagement Summary
Presentation
Attachments:
City Manager, Mary Bunting introduced the presentation on the annual I Value
Budget public input process and stated that the results reflect resident preferences
regarding budget priorities, fees, and revenue options. She emphasized that the
polling is advisory and that final budget decisions are made by City Council. Mary
Fugere presented the results of the budget polling and reported that a total of 738
residents participated through online and in-person engage …
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City Council Legislative Session
Hampton City Council to consider land acquisitions for bike and pedestrian access
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the acquisition of land for public streets and sidewalks. The body will also consider a natural gas utility franchise bid and a right-of-way encroachment agreement.
- Public hearing on land acquisitions at 101 Clover Street, 715 E. Little Back River Road, 12 Classic Cove, and 1 Little Oak Lane for bike and pedestrian access
- Invitation for bids for a non-exclusive natural gas public utility service franchise
- Encroachment agreement for a retaining wall and paver driveway on N. First Street
- Resolution to refund erroneously assessed business taxes
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✓ Decidido: Hampton City Council approved land acquisitions for Little Back River Road project
The City Council approved several resolutions including a business tax refund and an encroachment agreement. They also authorized the acquisition of land parcels for a public street and pedestrian access project.
- Approved resolution to refund certain erroneously assessed business taxes (5-0)
- Approved encroachment agreement for a retaining wall and driveway on N. First Street (5-0)
- Approved minutes from February 25 and March 11 sessions (5-0)
- Authorized land acquisitions for the Little Back River Road project (5-0)
Council Chambers
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[Gavel] Good evening and welcome to the hampton city council legislative session. Our clerk MS. Glass is not with us this evening and our deputy clerk, joey mounts will be sitting in for her this evening and ask the deputy clerk to call the roll. >> bowman. >> present. >> brown. >> here. >> ferebee. >> present. >> harper. Mugler. Mayor gray. >> present. And COUNCILWOMAN Harper and mugler will not with us this evening and look forward to have them back at the next evening. And invocation will be given by councilmember randy bowman followed by the pledge of allegiance. Stand and join us for both. >> heavenly father we come to you standing in need of prayer, and ask that you protect our first responders and continue to unify this strong council of seven and be on the same accord to make decisions for our community. Bless this nation under the shadow of your almighty wing and live by your mercy and not merit. And you cause for the rain and sunshine to fall on the good and wicked alike. Grant this land the citizens and guests that live here go about their daily business out fear or terror. bless our land and peace and unity. The harvest and productive labor, defend us from every evil, in jesus christ lord we pray, amen. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> I have a couple of items I want to address on the mayor's comments this evening. The fi …
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Wednesday, March 25, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
March 25, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The Cit …
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:30 PM
Council Chambers
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. All
members of Council were present except for Councilwoman
Harper and Councilwoman Mugler.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr.,Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown,Councilmember Carolyn S.
Campbell,Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee and Mayor
Jimmy Gray
Present:
5 -
Councilmember Hope L. Harper and Councilmember
Martha Mugler
Excused:
2 -
JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
INVOCATION: Councilman Randy Bowman
Councilman Bowman gave the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Mayor Gray provided information on an upcoming tour of data
centers to support Council and staff strengthening their
understanding of data centers and the digital infrastructure
necessary to support a thriving 21st-century economy.
He also shared information on a recent trip to the United
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Session
Council Approved
Minutes - Final
Kingdom by a delegation from Hampton Roads whic …
Thu Mar 19, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to consider two zoning ordinance amendments
The Hampton Planning Commission will approve minutes from the February 19, 2026 meeting and hold public hearings on two proposals to amend and re‑enact the City’s Zoning Ordinance. One amendment updates the Definitions section and the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Overlay for clarity and state compliance. The other revises the Airport Noise and Aircraft Accident Potential Zones on the zoning map. The commission will also receive the Community Development Director’s Youth Planner Report.
- Approve minutes from the February 19, 2026 Planning Commission meeting (Agenda item 26-0058).
- Public hearing on proposal to amend Zoning Ordinance Definitions and O‑CBP District (Agenda item 26-0047).
- Public hearing on proposal to revise Airport Noise and Aircraft Accident Potential Zones in the zoning map (Agenda item 26-0071).
- Community Development Director’s March 2026 Youth Planner Report (Agenda item 26-0057).
- Items submitted by the public.
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3:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
Planning Commission
Agenda - Final
March 19, 2026Planning Commission Agenda - Final
WORK SESSION - Community Development Conference Room - 3:00 PM
I. Questions about agenda items
26-0111 Cover Memo for the March 19, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
PC Cover Memo March 19 2026 DRAFTAttachments:
MEETING AGENDA - City Council Chambers - 3:30 PM
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Approval of Minutes
26-0058 Minutes from the February 19, 2026 Planning Commission Work Session
and Regular Meeting
PC_MINUTES_2026.02.19_FINALAttachments:
IV. Public Hearing Items
26-0047 A proposal by the City of Hampton to amend and re-enact the Zoning
Ordinance of the City of Hampton, Virginia by amending Chapter 2,
Section 2-2 entitled “Definitions” and Chapter 9, Article II entitled “O-CBP
District - Chesapeake Bay Preservation Overlay” to improve clarity and
align language with current regulatory practices and state guidance, as well
as to bring the City’s ordinance into compliance with Virginia Code and
State Water Control Board regulations regarding trees and coastal
resilience.
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Resiliency Assessment
PC Presentation
Attachments:
26-0071 Proposal by the City of Hampton to Amend and Re-enact the Zoning
Ordinance of the City of Hampton, Virginia by Amending Chapter 1, Article
I, Section 1-2 Thereof, to Revise Portions of the Zoning District Map
Defined in that …
Wed Mar 11, 2026 · 6:30 PM
City Council Legislative Session
Council to consider ordinance prohibiting camping on public property
The City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning for a multifamily development at 2601 Cunningham Drive and a use permit amendment for Southern Comfort Restaurant. An ordinance to prohibit camping on public property will be up for a vote. The Council will also receive a presentation on proposed rate increases for wastewater, solid waste, and stormwater, and consider a resolution to acquire properties for sidewalk construction. Several appointments to advisory committees are also on the agenda.
- Rezoning 1.69 acres at 2601 Cunningham Drive from C-3 to MD-4 for multifamily development by Woda Cooper Companies
- Use permit for multifamily dwellings at 2601 Cunningham Drive (concurrent with rezoning)
- Use permit amendment for Southern Comfort Restaurant & Lounge at 2163 & 2165 Cunningham Drive to extend hours and modify security
- Ordinance to amend Chapter 24 to prohibit camping and storage on public property
- Resolution to acquire properties at 19 E. Lamington Road, 619 E. Little Back River Road, 5 Sydney Jay Lane, 4 Crockett Drive, and 717 E. Little Back River Road for bike/pedestrian sidewalks
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✓ Decidido: Council approves rezoning and use permit for 2601 Cunningham Drive
The City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including FY2026 second‑quarter budget adjustments (26‑0059) and the February 11 work‑session minutes (26‑0050). In a separate vote, the council approved the rezoning application (26‑0037) with 20 conditions and the related use permit (26‑0038) with 9 conditions for the Woda Cooper project at 2601 Cunningham Drive. The rezoning and permit motions passed 6‑1.
- Approved FY2026 Q2 budget adjustments (26‑0059) – unanimous (7‑0)
- Approved minutes from Feb 11 work session (26‑0050) – unanimous (7‑0)
- Approved Rezoning Application 26‑0037 with 20 conditions – vote 6‑1
- Approved Use Permit Application 26‑0038 with 9 conditions – vote 6‑1
Council Chambers
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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
6:30 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
March 11, 2026City Council Legislative Session Agenda
WELCOME TO THE HAMPTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Because of the large number of matters that need consideration, the City Council has
established a meeting format and certain guidelines for citizen participation. These help ensure
that everyone who wishes to speak can do so, and that the Council can benefit from hearing as
many different people as possible in the shortest time.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Agenda items are taken up one at a time in the order in which they are listed. Matters on the
consent agenda are routine and are adopted by one motion without separate discussion .
However, items can be moved from the consent agenda to the regular agenda upon request by a
member of the Council. Keep in mind that the agenda is for the convenience of the public and the
Council, and that it can be altered by the Council at any time without prior notice when the Council
considers it in the public's interest to do so.
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The Cit …
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Legislative Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:30 PM
Council Chambers
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. All
members of the City Council were present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr.,Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown,Councilmember Carolyn S.
Campbell,Councilmember Michelle T.
Ferebee,Councilmember Hope L. Harper,Councilmember
Martha Mugler and Mayor Jimmy Gray
Present:
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JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
INVOCATION - Councilwoman Martha Mugler
Councilwoman Mugler gave the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
Mayor Gray provided information on Restaurant Week in the City
of Hampton which runs through Sunday, March 15, 2026, and
encouraged citizens to support these wonderful Hampton
restaurants.
CONSENT AGENDA
Clerk of Council Katherine Glass read the protocol for the consent agenda and a
summary of the consent items.
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Council Approved
Minutes - Final
Approval of the Consent Agenda
Motion made by Councilmember Mugler, seconded by Vic …
Wed Mar 11, 2026 · 1:00 PM
City Council Work Session
City Council to discuss camping ordinance and appoint advisory board members
The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation from Virginia Peninsula Community College and discuss a revised camping and storage ordinance. The meeting will also include closed session discussions regarding appointments to various citizen advisory groups.
- Presentation by Virginia Peninsula Community College
- Briefing on Revised Camping and Storage Ordinance
- Consideration of Appointments to Citizens Police Advisory Group
- Consideration of Appointments to Citizens' Unity Commission
- Consideration of Appointments to Golf Course Advisory Committee
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✓ Decidido: Council approved and certified a closed session with unanimous votes
The City Council approved a closed session (agenda item 26-0074) after a motion was made by Councilmember Carolyn Campbell and seconded by Councilmember Hope Harper. The motion passed with all seven members voting aye. Later, the Council approved the resolution certifying the closed session (agenda item 26-0073) with the same unanimous 7‑0 vote. No other substantive actions were taken during the meeting.
- Approved closed session motion (7-0)
- Approved resolution certifying closed session (7-0)
Council Chambers
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>> good afternoon and welcome to the hampton city council work session. MADAME Clerk, will you call the roll please. >> councilmember. >> vice brown. Councilmember campbell? >> present. >> COUNCILWOMAN Officer me? COUNCILWOMAN Harper? Is COUNCILWOMAN Mugler? And mayor gray. >> present. We have a couple of presentations on the agenda this afternoon so I'm going to ask the city manager to introduce the first. >> MR. Mayor, our first item today is a presentation, an update from the virginia peninsula community college, which is a wonderful asset in our community for everyone from our high school students all the way up to adults who are seeking to improve their skills training or just want to learn and we are just so blessed to have them in our community. Today they're going to do a tag team presentation with the chief of staff and director of strategic initiatives, steven carpenter the vice-PRESIDENT Of [Indiscernible] And it looks like MS. Madrey smith is going to kick us off. >> good morning. Good afternoon actually, esteemed council. We bring you greetings from the virginia peninsula community college. I'm nakia madrey-smith and we were sort of introduced already so I don't know if you want to do it again but -- >> I'm aida badgely, chief of staff. >> steve carpenter, vice-PRESIDENT Finance and administration. >> all right, welcome. >> thank you, thank you. We thank you for the time and this opportunity to kind of present some of our college updates and the things that we're …
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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
1:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
March 11, 2026City Council Work Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA
1. 26-0056 Presentation by Virginia Peninsula Community College
2. 26-0075 Briefing on Revised Camping and Storage Ordinance
REGIONAL ISSUES
NEW BUSINESS
CLOSED SESSION
3. 26-0074 Closed session pursuant to Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711.A (.1) to
discuss appointments as listed on the agenda.
4. 25-0349 Consideration of Appointments to the Citizens Police Advisory Group
(CPAG)
5. 25-0352 Consideration of Appointments to the Citizens' Unity Commission (CUC)
6. 26-0023 Consideration of Appointments to the Golf Course Advisory Committee
7. 26-0032 Consideration of Appointments to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
8. 26-0077 Consideration of an Appointment to the Eastern Virginia Regional
Industrial Facility Authority (EVRIFA)
CERTIFICATION
9. 26-0073 Resolution Certifying Closed Session
ADJOURNMENT
Contact Info:
Clerk of Council, 757-727-6315,
[email protected]
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Work Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
1:00 PM Council ChambersWednesday, March 11, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 1 p.m. with all
members of the City Council present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr., Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown, Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell,
Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee, Councilmember
Hope L. Harper, Councilmember Martha Mugler, and
Mayor Jimmy Gray
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JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
AGENDA
1. 26-0056 Presentation by Virginia Peninsula Community College
PresentationAttachments:
The City Manager, Mary Bunting, introduced representatives from Virginia Peninsula
Community College (VPCC), including Nakia Madry-Smith, Director of Campus and
Community Initiatives; Ada Badgley, Chief of Staff and Director of Strategic
Initiatives; and Steve Carpenter, Vice President of Finance and Administration, who
provided an update on enrollment, workforce programs, student success, and facility
improvements. VPCC reported two consecutive years of enrollment growth and is on
track for a third year, which is notable as many ins …
Wed Feb 25, 2026 · 6:00 PM
City Council Ceremonial Session
Council holds ceremonial session on economic growth
This is a ceremonial session of the Hampton City Council with no actionable items. The agenda includes only a call to order, ceremonial items under the theme 'Spotlight on Economic Growth', and adjournment.
- Ceremonial items under 'Spotlight on Economic Growth' (no specific items listed)
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✓ Decidido: City Council held a ceremonial session recognizing community contributors
The council met on February 25, 2026, with all seven members present. The meeting featured a Spotlight on Economic Growth, honoring Don Hollomon and the Coliseum Central Business Improvement District board members. No substantive policy decisions were made; the session concluded with adjournment at 6:16 p.m.
Council Chambers
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>> good evening everyone and welcome to hampton city council ceremonial recession with the spotlight. Tonight our focus is on economic growth and before we get started roll. >> bowman. >> present. >> brown. >> present. >> campbell. >> present. >> ferebee. >> present. >> harper. >> present. >> mugler. >> present. >> mayor gray. >> present. I will turn it over to brian Mccasy. >> good evening, thank you mayor gray and council and attorney sydnor. Starting this month focus on people and organizations in the community helping to make hampton progress with our community strategic priorities. Local government cannot and should never try to be the sole solution provider to make our community, place to live, work and progress. The cities that most successful and enhance themselves with understanding of fundamental, progress happens through partnership. It happens when residents step up. When businesses invest back into their neighborhoods. When the faith community, nonprofits, civic groups and local leaders work together towards shared goals. each month we want to shine the light on the ones going the extra mile, not because they have to because they care. Tonight the economic growth strategic priority. Partnerships can happen in many ways both big and small. Tonight we highlight two special partners, that demonstrate anyone can make a meaningful difference in the community. Our first honoree is don holloman, and many remember seeing the big pontiac sign. What sets him apart is susta …
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6:00 PM
City of Hampton
22 Lincoln Street
Hampton, VA 23669
www.hampton.gov
Council Chambers
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
Agenda
February 25, 2026City Council Ceremonial Session Agenda
CALL TO ORDER
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Spotlight on Economic Growth
ADJOURNMENT
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City of Hampton
Council Approved Minutes - Final
City Council Ceremonial Session
Mayor Jimmy Gray
Vice Mayor Steven L. Brown
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman, Sr.
Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell
Councilmember Michelle Taylor Ferebee
Councilmember Hope L. Harper
Councilmember Martha M. Mugler
STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager
Courtney R. Sydnor, City Attorney
Katherine K. Glass, MMC, Clerk of Council
6:00 PM Council ChambersWednesday, February 25, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Gray called the meeting to order at 6 p.m. with all
members of the City Council present.
Councilmember Randy C. Bowman Sr., Vice Mayor
Steven L. Brown, Councilmember Carolyn S. Campbell,
Councilmember Michelle T. Ferebee, Councilmember
Hope L. Harper, Councilmember Martha Mugler, and
Mayor Jimmy Gray
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JIMMY GRAY PRESIDED
CEREMONIAL ITEMS - Spotlight on Economic Growth
Mayor Gray called upon Brian Marchese, Marketing and
Outreach Coordinator. Tonight's Spotlight focused on Economic
Growth.
The first individual to be honored was Don Hollomon who, for
almost 50 years, has sponsored a holiday party sponsored by
the Tidewater Automotive Dealers. Mr. Hollomon was
accompanied by his wife, Terry. Former Mayor Tuck also joined
in celebrating Mr. Hollomon. Mrs. Hollomon shared that almost
200 volunteers support this event. Mr. Hollomon also shared
that the cooperation of the local cities and Human Services are
integral to the success of the …
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