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Hampton Planning Commission Meeting - May 17, 2018

Planning Commission — Thursday, May 17, 2018

BodyHampton, Virginia

SessionPlanning Commission

DateThursday, May 17, 2018

StatusFILED

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0:18

Call a mortal on May 2017 2018 Plan of Commission meeting.

0:24

Can we call the row, please?

0:27

Dr.

0:27

Coleman present.

0:29

Miss Garrison.

0:32

Ms.

0:32

Kellum.

0:33

Here.

0:34

Mr.

0:35

South Hall.

0:36

Here.

0:36

Mr.

0:37

Gray.

0:38

Here.

0:39

Mr.

0:39

Peterson.

0:40

Here.

0:41

Chairman Carter.

0:42

Here.

0:43

At this time, we shall have minutes for my last minutes.

0:47

We can get approval on those minutes.

0:49

Recommend these.

0:51

Mr.

0:51

Lunillo.

0:55

So ethical two.

0:59

Some move approval.

1:00

Second.

1:02

Call a row.

1:04

Dr.

1:05

Coleman.

1:06

Aye.

1:07

Miss Garrison.

1:09

Ms.

1:09

Kellum.

1:10

Aye.

1:11

Mrs.

1:12

South Hall.

1:12

Aye.

1:13

Mr.

1:14

Gray.

1:14

Aye.

1:15

Mr.

1:16

Peterson.

1:18

Hi.

1:19

Chairman Carter.

1:20

Aye.

1:21

We have one item for a public hearing and at this time.

1:24

First, we should hear our rules and then we should hear that item.

1:27

Amen.

1:28

Thank you, Mr.

1:28

Chairman.

1:31

To ensure to ensure that the affairs of the commission may be conducted in an orderly manner and to ensure that all persons desiring to dress the commission on matters pertinent to it are afforded an opportunity to do so and to permit persons in attendance to observe and hear the proceedings of the commission without distraction and to permit the commission to conduct city business with minimal disruption.

1:54

The following rules for public hearing and comment are established as follows.

1:59

Please turn off your cell phone while in the chamber.

2:02

If you are attending the hearing and desire to speak on an item, please enter your name, address, and item number at the desk in the back of the chambers.

2:10

The commission secretary will announce the item number and item title being considered.

2:15

The case before the commission shall be presented by a staff member of the community development department.

2:21

After the case has been presented, the applicant or the applicant's representative will have up to ten minutes to address the commission and present written andor oral comments.

2:31

The applicant may request up to three additional minutes for rebuttal of any comments from speakers in opposition to the application.

2:39

Individuals other than the applicant or the applicant's representative who have signed up to comment on the case shall have three minutes to present written and or oral comments.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting

Procedural███████████████████████████27%

Legal Processes█████████████████17%

Parenting Education█████████9%

Agriculture Education█████████9%

Entertainment Regulation█████████9%

Public Health█████5%

Youth Programs████4%

Fitness Instruction████4%

Education And Workforce Development███3%

Summary of Proceedings

Hampton Planning Commission Meeting - May 17, 2018

The Hampton Planning Commission met on May 17, 2018, at 8:30 PM. The meeting included approval of previous minutes, a public hearing for a use permit application by Hampton University for a residence hall, a youth planner report, and a motion to convene a closed session for legal consultation.

Consent Calendar

Approval of minutes from the last meeting: motion by Mr. Lunillo, seconded, unanimous vote (all present: Dr. Coleman, Miss Garrison, Ms. Kellum, Mr. South Hall, Mr. Gray, Mr. Peterson, Chairman Carter).

Public Comments & Testimony

No public speakers signed up for the public hearing item.

Discussion Items

Use Permit 18-00003 – Hampton University Residence Hall at 717 Orchard Road: Staff member Corey Block presented the application. The property is zoned R-13 single-family residential, which allows private college/university with a use permit. The proposed two-story brick residence hall will house 56 occupants (13 two-bedroom units, one one-bedroom unit, plus RA and director units). The Hampton Community Plan supports coordination with Hampton University for expansion. Staff recommended approval with seven conditions. Bob Miller, representing the applicant, spoke in support, noting the $5 million project and adequate parking (3,000 spaces on campus, requirement ~1,800). Commission members asked about parking, and Miller confirmed sufficiency. No public speakers. The commission voted unanimously to approve the use permit with seven conditions.
Youth Planner Report: Simone Gibbs presented the May Youth Planning Report. She summarized activities from April: meetings to form relationships with youth advisory group, creating vision statements, listening to Councilman Moffitt's presentation, preparing for a candidates forum on April 23rd, and the forum itself where candidates answered questions on bullying, internships, and youth-friendly venues. Youth voted for their desired candidates. Next meeting scheduled for May 21st at 1 Franklin Street. Commissioners thanked Gibbs and encouraged her continued involvement.

Key Outcomes

Approved Use Permit 18-00003: Unanimous vote (7-0) to approve the use permit for Hampton University's residence hall with seven conditions.
Closed Session: Motion to convene a closed meeting pursuant to Virginia Code § 2.2-3711(A)(8) for consultation with legal counsel regarding a zoning matter. The commission voted to enter closed session and reconvene in open meeting afterward. (Note: The transcript ends during the closed session motion, so no further actions are recorded.)

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