The April 16th 2026 City of Hampton Planning Commission meeting will now come to order.

Madam Clerk, will you please call the roll?

Commissioner Samuels.

Commissioner Griffith?

Here.

Commissioner Brooks.

Present.

Commissioner Coleman.

Present.

Vice Chair Muggler.

Commissioner DeProfio.

Here.

Chair Rogers.

Present.

Our first order of business today is approval of the minutes from the March 19th, 2026 work session and regular meeting.

Is there a motion?

Madam Chair, move approval of the minutes of our March 19, 2026 meeting.

Second.

We have a motion and a second on the floor for approval of minutes.

Is there any discussion?

Being none none, Madam Clerk, will you please call for the vote?

Commissioner Samuels.

Commissioner Griffith.

Aye.

Commissioner Brooks.

Aye.

Commissioner Coleman.

Aye.

Vice Chair Muggler.

Aye.

Commissioner De Profio.

Aye.

Chair Rogers.

Aye.

That motion carries.

Now we will have the community development director's report, and I will turn the meeting over to Director Michael.

All right.

Thank you for the director's report.

We have the youth planner report that will be presented by Henry Godfrey.

So looking at the month of April, April has gone through a lot of transitions.

You know, number one, there's a lot of warmer weather, and honestly, I don't think I've had the urge to go more outside than now.

And not only that, but work is tending to pile up right now, and we're currently in a season of transition.

With that being said, here's our April Planning Commission.

So with that, the Mary Washington event, this was an event geared towards climate change.

The commissioners truly have to learn about this issue, help contribute to a better environment, and it was an interactive and learning experience for everybody, and promotional value as well.

Skate no hate.

The commissioners enjoyed a night of fun within the community.

You know, being able to skate at the peninsula skating center was a great experience.

A chance to connect with their peers, like-minded people as well, and spread positivity within the Hampton and Newport News area.

Now looking at data trainings, you know, there was different types of data that we learned about, you know, qualitative, like more like reasonable data, quantitative was like numbers.

One highlight to me that honestly stood out was a presentation made by my co-worker Quinn Heinrich, who had a statistics presentation, two numbers in particular that stood out in this presentation with six seven.

This not only kept the commissioners up and awake, but it also it also made it it also I lost my points, but it also it also helped them to be able to learn more about the presentation as well and how we can apply the numbers moving forward.

Looking at the youth master plan surveys, you know they're continuing to be open to students around Hampton City schools, providing feedback from students as well as updates with adult surveys and upcoming events.

We have our teen town hall connecting with other groups within Hampton to learn more about the youth master plan and clean sweep, which is helping to clean Mother Earth and getting volunteer hours while doing that.

I do want to say thank you for listening, and I now open the floor to any questions you have.

Thank you, Mr.

Godfrey, for your presentation.

Commissioners, any questions or comments for Mr.

Godfrey?

No.

Yes, Commissioner Coleman.

Um Mr.

Godfrey.

I honestly cannot.

I don't understand the appeal, but that was a gauge part of the presentation.

So okay, thank you, sir.

You're very welcome.

All right, thank you, Mr.

Godfrey.

Thank you.

All right, in terms of public hearing items, I'll first read the public hearing protocol.

The planning commission of the city of Hampton takes pride in being fair and courteous to all parties in attendance.

It is important that all involved understand how the commission conducts its hearings and how all persons before the commission should conduct themselves.

Individuals other than the applicant or their representative who have signed up to comment on the case will have three minutes to present their comments.

All comments must be directed to the commission.

No person may address the commission until he or she is called by the chair.

Speakers must remain at the podium or microphone while addressing the commission, and speakers who have signed up may not donate their time to other speakers.

Please note that unless otherwise stated, the actions taken by the commission today are in the form of a recommendation to the Hampton City Council.

The final decision to approve or disapprove an application will be made by the city council at a future date.

The first two public hearing items will be combined in one presentation.

The first being a rezoning application number 26-0121.

This is a rezoning application by Adrian Mora to rezone approximately 0.09 acres at 4218 Victoria Boulevard.

LRSN 2003764 from neighborhood commercial C1 district to multifamily residential MD4 district with conditions for multifamily dwelling units.

Also, the other is a use permit application by Adrian Mora to permit multifamily development at 4218 Victoria Boulevard.

LRSN 2003764.

This application is it brought in conjunction with the rezoning application number 26-0121.

This item will be presented by senior city planner Jay Randolph.

Good afternoon, Madam Chair, members of the Commission.

As indicated, I'll be presenting rezoning application number 26-0121 and use permit number 26-0122 at 4218 Victoria Boulevard.

As indicated, these will be presented and can be acted upon concurrently.09 acres from neighborhood commercial C1 district to multiple dwelling district with proffers for multifamily development and the use permit to allow for a multifamily dwelling.

On the location map, you can see by the red star, this is the general location of the property just west of downtown on Victoria Boulevard.

Here's a closer view of the location map.

The property is located at the corner of Victoria Boulevard and Shield Street.

For reference, Kikitan Road and Victoria Boulevard Gateways in the upper left, and directly across Victoria Boulevard is the Hampton Public Library.

The proposal is to renovate and convert the existing building into a multifamily dwelling.

There are four one-bedroom, one-bath apartments proposed, which would range in size from 576 square feet to 621 square feet.

And there are other property improvements associated with the proposal.

This is a view of the current building from Victoria Boulevard.

Shield Street is on your left.

As you can see, it has the brick facade in the front, and on the left side is the block and stucco rear portion of the property that is currently being repaired and painted a Williamsburg blue.

This is a concept plan showing the building, which is in yellow, the red brick walkway pavers in orange, red, the green space, and it also depicts the parking spaces available on Shield Street in the one additional one on Victoria Boulevard.

These are the proposed building elevations, and in the proffers, they indicate they will be adding a new front covered porch.

This is an element designed to mirror the existing residential properties along Victoria Boulevard.

In the upper left, this would be the view from Shield Street with the rear unit on the lower floor, the entrance shown there, and the other two elevations.

These are the proposed floor plans.

You have the lower floor with the entrance from the front and the entrance from the side for the two units, and the upper floor would be served by two separate entrances, a stairway, and a landing.

It is currently zoned C1.

You can see adjacent to it are R11 zoning districts, as well as some C2 on the east side of Shield Street.

The future land use map calls for this area to be medium density residential.

This proposable proposal would be consistent with public policies, land use, community development policies, specifically the one on the front here on the top.

I'll mix a housing types and values.

It's also consistent with the Kikatan Road Corridor Master Plan, which calls for redevelopment or reuse of underutilised commercial properties for new residences.

The applicant has proffered conditions, the development standards regarding the setbacks, the enclosed building elevations with the exterior improvements, and the landscape design and materials that would be utilized.

The use permit conditions include adherence to the proffers, securing the appropriate site plan and building permits, the certificate of occupancy, and then the standard compliance nullification and revocation provisions.

A community meeting was held on April 2nd.

Applicant and staff attended.

One member of the public did attend.

He indicated he does not support the application due to the limited on street parking, especially during events such as football games at Darling Stadium, uh funerals across the street, or overflow events at the church or public library.

The analysis uh indicates it does further the adaptive policies of the Hampton Community Plan, the Kecater Road Corridor Plan.

It diversifies housing opportunities and it revitalizes the existing building and property.

In conclusion, the applic applicant will have an opportunity to present.

You will have a public hearing, and staff does recommend approval of the rezoning application with seven proffered conditions and recommends approval of the use permit with the six attached conditions.

If there are any specific questions regarding planning zoning matters, I'd be pleased to address them.

And I know uh Mr.

Adrian Moore, the owner applicant, is here in the audience and may be able to address if there are other specific questions.

Thank you.

Thank you for the presentation, Mr.

Randolph.

Are there questions for staff?

Yes, Commissioner Coleman.

Thank you.

I do have a question regarding the floor plan.

Yes.

If you could pull the slide up, please.

Yes.

So I assume that the rear portion is the uh add-on part that you see in the photo.

That is correct.

That is not going to be utilized at this time for an apartment or anything.

That would just be used utilized for storage.

Storage, will it be storage for the um renters or for the owner?

I believe it would just be for the owner at this point.

Okay.

Hmm.

All right, thank you.

Any other questions?

Yes, Commissioner Brooks.

Thank you, Madam Chairman.

I just, and I may have missed this.

The entry to the apartments is from Shield Street or Victoria Boulevard.

On the lower floor, it would have the unit one is entered through the new front porch directly off of Victoria Boulevard.

Unit two would be off of Shield Street for the lower or the rear apartment on the lower floor.

Great.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Yes, Commissioner Griffith.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

Um Mr.

Randolph, the uh Kikitan Master Plan.

Yes, uh also advocates for neighborhood serving businesses to take place on the corners and the main corridor of these arteries.

Yes.

Um it seems that we would be losing that in this situation, converting it to residential.

Um we've talked on the commission about how the historic use was a ballet studio previously.

Um do you know what it was used for as a neighborhood serving business prior to that?

I do not.

Okay.

Anybody else?

Okay.

Um Commissioner Mugler, yes.

It was uh a photography studio.

Thank you.

Yes, Commissioner Muggler.

Thank you, madam chair.

Um, a couple of questions, one of which was square footage, which was addressed in the presentation.

Um were other property improvements mentioned in the presentation.

What are those other property improvements?

Let's see if I can go look to the view of the building.

Uh there will be additional windows uh placed in the front facade.

There will be two in upper floor.

The picture window on the right-hand side will be removed and replaced with a normal rectangle type window, similar to the house uh adjacent to the right there.

There will be additional windows uh provided on the brick facade section facing Shield Street there.

Uh it does have the additional front covered porch.

It will have the brick walkway extending um around to the western side adjacent to the residence over there, and it will have the brick pavers at the rear of the property, and then some landscaping requirements per the site plan requirements.

uh normal rectangle type window similar to the house uh adjacent to the right there will be additional windows uh provided on the brick facade section facing shield street there uh it does have the additional front covered porch it will have the brick walkway extending um around to the western side adjacent to the residence over there and it will have the brick pavers at the rear of the property and then some landscaping requirements per the site plan requirements so I'm sorry to be clear they're gonna put brick pavers where the city sidewalk is there around through to here there are currently brick pavers here and it would come up to there up closer to the building correct okay and then in the front around the side okay um can you go to slide number 10 please so that's the site um that you have what is C2 next to it that is the funeral home gotcha okay and the the dwelling next to it the 4126 Victoria is currently apartments correct it is an upper and lower apartment correct upstairs downstairs the residence that have been converted into essentially a duplex or two two units two and then 40 42 10 is also apartment and how many units do we know that is three three okay and then 4206 is eight units correct is it eight units no two units A and B.

How many two okay okay um okay thank you I think that's all all the questions I had thank you very much.

You're welcome any additional questions for staff Commissioner I'm I apologize.

The other apartment units that are across that um segment there do they park I believe they park in the spaces available along the front on Victoria Boulevard and then there is an alleyway right here that provides access to the rear of those properties so I don't know to the extent of the coverage on the lot but there may be an additional space or two available in the back of these properties accessible through the alley this property does not have that because the building occupies most of the property and with the rear storage garage area it comes out pretty much directly to that alleyway.

Okay.

And you had uh referenced in the presentation that there was a public uh meeting and that there was one person who um opposed the project what was their uh what was their reason for opposing the project they indicated that on street parking can be very difficult to find especially during events uh garling stadium is right over here or if there's a funeral or if there's overflow events the Presbyterian church is over here and I believe that uh gentleman is here in the audience and have signed up to speak during the public hearing so it may be more appropriate to ask him that okay thank you very much all right any other questions for staff thank you Mr.

Randolph and the applicant is here and wishes to speak sir yeah my name is Adrian Mora I bought this property about two years ago and uh just I want to clean it up it's uh really cool property um I know that there's a lot of history uh like you said there's a photography uh place and uh most recently I think it was a dance uh salon as well um I I think that the improvements are gonna make the whole block look way better uh it's been sitting idle for I think maybe two three years approximately um and yeah so I I've done a lot of work already on the outside doing some paver work painting stuff like that just to clean it up there used to be a lot of um just homeless people I guess walking around that area so put some cameras and everything so it's cleaned up uh a little bit and uh yeah I'm excited about this project and hopefully all the information that was provided is gonna be enough to for you guys to approve it thank you thank you Mr.

Mora are there questions for the applicant Martha thank you madam chair um thank you for for your um your application and your interest in in our city um uh what I did not take away from the materials that were provided um um was kind of really what you think these interior what these units are gonna look like inside and if there are any other exterior improvements that you plan outside of the brick pavers that were discussed and the all and the porch piece.

Yes, ma'am.

So the the exterior, there's not a whole lot that can be done uh besides putting windows because right now it doesn't have any windows or anything like that.

Uh we're definitely gonna do some landscaping work and the front porch, it's the biggest thing, I think, uh, in order to make it look like the rest of the properties around there.

Right now it's got a huge window, about eight feet long.

Uh so we're gonna put a normal window there, we're gonna do the brick work, and we're gonna do a porch that you know resembles the rest of the block there.

Um the paver work, it's it's also done to kind of uh mimic what's around the area.

Uh that was done on the inner corridor in between the property adjacent to it and the back side of it.

Uh the front and all that stuff, it's only gonna have the concrete sidewalls.

I just wanted to uh make sure that that's clear.

That's an existing concrete sidewalk.

Um, and yeah, with the front porch, painting it, the windows and landscaping.

It's it's all that I can do, I think, uh, in order to, you know, make this property look better.

And an interior.

Oh, the interior, yeah.

Uh the interior, uh the finish is going to be, you know, I think under my standards, high grade.

Uh I'm it's gonna be one single bedroom apartment, four single bedroom apartments actually.

Uh, and yeah, there are the the finishes are gonna be, you know, high end.

So uh that's kind of what what I'm looking for there.

That's gonna help me also, you know, um get what I want from the property and you know the tenant quality as well.

That's that's also an important thing to consider uh as well.

So thank you.

Yep.

Yes, Commissioner Griffith.

Uh yeah, I'm curious uh if you know if the um building is part of the uh is it the Little England uh National Historic District?

Uh National Registry of Story Places.

I did ask about that.

Uh I looked into it and the I actually I asked about tax credits for that property, and they told me that tax credits stop on Armisted and they don't go west of Armistic.

So uh if it's one block over closer to the water if if you would uh or yeah on the other side of the funeral home if you're familiar with the area.

Okay.

So your property is not eligible for that.

Okay.

Thank you.

And I have one question for you, sir.

Um, in terms of what you're planning um to advertise for rent, are these going to go for market rate prices?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Absolutely.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, they need to be rented, so of course.

Okay, thank you.

Anything else for the applicant?

No.

Thank you, sir.

Okay.

This is a public hearing, and um we after the public hearing, we will be voting on both the rezoning and the um permit uh application.

And so I will open the public hearing.

Is there anyone signed up to speak?

Yes, and I don't want to say this wrong, but it looks like a Thomas Tyler is signed up to speak.

Did I say it wrong?

Yeah.

My apologies.

You're good enough.

Yes, sir.

When you start um your comments during the public speaking, you have three minutes to speak.

There is a timer over on the podium when it when the light turns yellow, you know you have one minute left, and when it's red, your time is finished.

And if you'll start by stating your name for the record.

Okay.

My name's Thomas Kyle.

I own the property at 622 Shield Street.

Uh owned our property for my family has owned that property for many years.

Uh during big events, the problem that I have with this here is parking.

Even though you have it's one bedroom.

If you he's got parking places for four or five people, if you've got four, and they have guests, that's additional parking cars that I that we're dealing with.

Anytime there's an event, funeral home or whatever, they have blocked my driveway many, many times.

They've blocked the emergency in exit and entrance for public safety to the marina, the big fence right there at the gate.

Um his building is excuse me, is a an easement driveway for all the residents on Columbia and part of Victoria.

Well, that's how they get to their garage.

And a lot of times that gets blocked up with traffic and everything.

We're having a lot more people moving around.

And they don't slow down very much.

And we're starting to get young kids in the neighborhood.

Um think it's a safety.

I I think it's too much traffic.

Uh you know, can't be using a church in the library all the time for parking.

I mean, I just don't think that's correct either.

But I think us as homeowners and property owners, we should be able to park in front of our property and in our driveways, not being blocked.

And a lot of times it does happen, and this is going to be more of a situation like that.

And I just uh I'm against it.

I just I I wish y'all would uh re-look at this, please.

Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

Okay.

Yeah.

Of course.

Yes, Commissioner Coleman.

Sir, I have a question for you.

Um I forgot what your name was.

But uh did you have similar issues over the years?

You said your family's own your home for quite a few years when the other businesses were operating in that location.

With the funeral home, you get some of the stuff going on.

And the other thing that I'm looking at, if we have a lot of blockage uh and a lot of cars going in there, um that funeral is liable to move.

Because they talked about that before when the traffic has gotten bad.

And that would be um a pretty good revenue loss for the city if that funeral home moves.

Um and that's the other thing that I'm looking at.

You know, I'm looking at securing our neighborhood and and my tenants, uh uh the children in the neighborhood, because they're starting, you know, they're getting a teenage age, and so they're out running around.

And then we have all the rest of the people that the church serves on Wednesdays for food and uh the homeless, which you know we help out with from time to time.

And I just think I I think this is a bad I think it's a bad move.

And that's my opinion.

My question was was there a parking issue when the dance studio or the photography studio was there?

You you spoke about the funeral hall.

No.

But so they didn't drive to the dance studio.

No, they were there was very few cars that was there.

Was they might have two cars there at a time, maybe, and okay, because they normally parked on Victoria Boulevard.

Um there wasn't really any issue with the uh uh photography studio because it just be the photographer and maybe one or co one or two cars.

That would be it.

Now we're looking at four or five cars, possibly eight if they have friends.

So that's that's a big difference in numbers.

Big difference in numbers.

Thank you.

Because everybody knows, you know, might have a married couple get one bedroom.

Uh and that's where I'm looking at.

Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Is there anyone else signed up to speak?

No.

With no additional speakers, we will uh close the public hearing and I'll call for a motion.

Could we back up for a minute?

She signed the sheet.

I came in late and signed up to speak.

On these items, I don't know.

I may have signed the road sheet I can't be able to speak or sign up to the 35.1.

I probably assigned it actually.

Sir, did you sign up for a separate item?

I've signed up for the zone.

Um there are there are a few cells, I think about safety and uh are you talking about the one that was just presented to us?

Um I think it's all right.

So we did have a Kim Paulie signed up for this item, but she signed the wrong sheet.

Do we need a consensus?

Okay, we will reopen the public hearing for the speaker who mistakenly signed on the wrong page.

So if that person will please come to the mic, and again you have um three minutes to speak.

Please state your name at the outset.

Thank you.

And I'm Kim Pauly.

I live at 622 Shield Street.

I'm one of Mr.

Kyle's tenants.

Um when the dance studio was there to further explain what she asked.

When the dance studio was there, I don't particularly remember the photography studio, but when the dance studio was there, the children got dropped off, and then the people pulled off and left and came back and picked them up.

So it was a quick in and out.

Um as far as parking for tenants, I think it's it's gonna turn into a problem and it's gonna push more traffic down to the end of the street.

And as you can tell, I mean I'm in scrubs.

I work shift work, that's why I showed up late.

And my my truck has actually been blocked in.

I have a driveway at the end of the street.

I the driveway is beside where the marina is, and people have actually parked there and blocked my truck in.

If they block that driveway, I can't leave.

And when I get ready to go to work, if my driveway is blocked, I can't leave.

And if there's extra parking for people on the other end of the street that takes up the parking for the funeral home and other things, and that funeral home has been there forever, and that end of the street is where they do park.

I mean, they take up that entire end.

I mean, I'm not I'm not trying to kill this business, but at the same time, two businesses right there taking up that entire parking.

I mean, if you let's just say out of four apartments, you have three singles and one you know, and one family that has two cars.

I mean, that's five additional parking spaces that takes up that entire end.

The people that already have apartments there take up the entire part of Victoria.

So I mean that pretty much Shield Street's gone.

And then the people at the funeral home is gonna take up everything further down because by the time that the people on Shield Street Park, there's there's pretty much no more parking left.

And then you know, we're gonna be blocked in to can't go to work.

You know, I may go to work at midnight, I may go to work at three o'clock in the afternoon, and may go to work at eleven o'clock in the day.

I don't I don't know until I get my schedule, and that's once a week.

And you're not permitted to put up a cone.

I tried that once and I got in trouble.

So we're just not allowed to do that.

Thanks for listening.

Thank you.

And those are all the speakers for this item.

All right, we will close the public hearing at this time, and um I'll call for a motion.

Madam uh Chair, I move that the planning commission recommend approval rezoning 26-0121 from multi family residential at 4218 Victoria Boulevard, subject to seven proffered conditions as contained in the agenda packet, and that the commission recommend approval use permit 26-0122 for the same properties subject to six conditions as contained in the agenda packet.

And is there a second second?

On the floor for items number 26-0121 and 26-012 for rezoning and permit.

Commissioners, is there any discussion?

Commissioner Muggler.

Thank you, madam chair.

Excuse me.

I do have some reservations about this particular project, but this is uh planning commission approval, and um I do feel it has enough merit to move forward for the council to give it full consideration, so I will be supporting this project.

Any other comments?

Yes, madam chair.

Yes, Commissioner Paul.

Yes, I do have one comment.

I think that some of the concerns that the um residents of Shield Street have uh could be mitigated with that mysterious add-on piece on the back of the building that's gonna be used for whatever storage is gonna be because it's a quite large space which is sufficiently large enough to have some parking if needed, which apparently is needed.

So that was the part where I was confused about why that space would look like is as large as two of the apartments or more is just sitting there empty.

I have um a comment as well.

I have a lot of sympathy for the residents and their parking issues.

I also live in a part of town that is a public space, and we have a lot of uh parking issues in my neighborhood as well.

Um we've also had situations we we have homes that don't even have driveways in our neighborhood, and we've had situations with visitors to the neighborhood blocking driveways.

Um it it does seem unfair that the residents have to take that into their own hands to call the police department.

But um, if your driveway is blocked, that is not allowed, and the police will take it and tow a car.

Um I drove down to this area today to check out the width of the roads and the parking situation, and as best I can tell, the homes on Shield Street do have driveways.

Um the homes on Columbia, which is around the corner, have access to the back of their homes through the alleyway, but there's parking on both sides of that block on Columbia.

Um, I know it can be a challenge when you live in a place that has both commercial buildings and public amenities where people like to come.

Um, but I do believe that the um the addition of the apartments.

We know that housing is at a at a premium here, and um I do believe that the parking can be mitigated with some advanced planning.

Um so that being said, I will support this as well.

If there are no other comments by the commissioners, then Madam Clerk, please call for the vote.

Commissioner Samuels, Commissioner Griffith.

Aye.

Commissioner Brooks.

Aye.

Commissioner Coleman.

Aye.

Vice Chair Muggler.

Aye.

Commissioner DeProfio.

Aye.

Chair Rogers.

Aye.

And that motion carries.

Thank you.

The next uh public hearing item is use permit application number 26-0117.

This is a use permit application by West End Baptist Church to permit a daycare to commercial at 2413 Shell Road, LRSN 100232.

Pair to present on behalf of staff is city planner Quinn Heinrich.

Uh thank you, uh Director Michael, um, Commissioner Rogers and the whole planning commission.

Umce again, my name is Quinn Heinrich, and today I'll be presenting uh use permit number 26-0117 for 2413 Shell Road.

Uh it's a use permit to uh for a daycare two commercial on a one-acre parcel on 2413 Shell Road within the premises of an existing religious facility.

This parcel is located in the southwest corner of Hampton as indicated by the Red Star.

It's between Victoria Boulevard and West Pembroke Ave.

More specifically, it is located at the corner of Shell Road and Quincy Street and right across from Middleborough Terrace.

Uh the parcel is exactly square and it is surrounded mostly by residential properties.

Um, and to its immediate north is a vacant parcel.

The church facility on the West End Baptist Church is proposing a daycare with 18 children that are aged two and a half to five years old in two classrooms with two staff members.

Uh their hours of operation, which I didn't put on this slide, will be between 6 a.m.

and 6 p.m.

Monday through Friday.

Uh the applicant has expressed interest in expanding their daycare in the future to up to 36 children and four staff members making use of an additional three rooms within the church facility.

Um they will construct an outdoor playground that is 81 by 41 feet and enclosed by a six-foot chain link fence, and the property will or the daycare will make use of the existing parking lots that are on the premises that have a total of 62 parking spaces.

This is a visual of the floor plan of the site.

Every area, the whole area that is shaded blue is where the daycare uh areas that the daycare will make use of.

The two classrooms to for the initial 18 students will have the classroom one will be for children aged 37 months to five years, and classroom two will be for younger children.

Um, and that classroom has an exterior door, which in compliance with the uh Virginia State Building Code.

The potential future classrooms are on the top of the screen, um, and at the bottom of the screen there's a dedicated office for the daycare along with two bathrooms.

This is a visual of the exterior of the site.

All the area in green is green area, which includes the playground that's on the left side of the screen.

Um I've highlighted all of the entrances as well as the circulation within the two parking areas.

We anticipate that the most of the park, the unloading and unloaded or loading and unloading of clients of children will be done within the parking area too, as it has circulation two ways and connects to both Shell Road and Quincy Street.

And all of the loading and unloading will be done on the premises, and none will be on Shell Road or Quincy Street.

The parcel is currently zoned R9, which is one family residential, which supports this use with an approved use permit.

Most of the surrounding area is also R9, except for the area to the southwest, which is zoned limited commercial C1.

The entire surrounding area is recommended as low density residential on our future land use map in the community plan.

Some public policy that on here's some public policy on this site with the land use and community development uh section of the community plan, as well as housing neighborhood and community facilities policies.

Um additionally, there are some objectives in the youth master plan that are related to the site, such as having access to opportunities for the development of strong life skills and preparing every young person for a career.

Some staff analysis.

Uh, this proposal will improve child care and early education opportunities in the community.

It is strongly compatible with the surrounding land uses as it will have a minimal impact on the neighborhood due to making use of existing facilities for both classrooms and transportation, and it is significantly less significantly less traffic that will be generated from this than the religious facility that occupies the same site.

Uh it aligns with the community plan goals for improved education and community facilities throughout the city of Hampton.

Um, it will support adjacent residential neighborhoods, especially young families with children, and it will it is in a good location as it has access from Shell Road and it is close to Victoria Boulevard and Pembroke app.

Staff is recommending 11 conditions to go with this use permit, uh, which includes stipulations that all loading and unloading will be done on the premises.

That's the traffic circulation condition.

A full list of complete conditions can be found in the staff or in the package.

The applicant held a community meeting at their church on March 17th, 2026.

There were 44 people in attendance.

Um, a few of them asked questions about the qualifications of the teachers, how inspections would work, and whether there were cameras on site.

The applicant answered all of those questions at the meeting.

There were five people who spoke in support, and nobody spoke in opposition.

In conclusion, the applicant is here and will is available for questions.

And after the public hearing, staff recommends approval of use permit number 26-0117, subject to the 11 conditions.

Thank you, and I'm available for any questions that you may have.

Thank you for your presentation.

Commissioners, do we have questions for staff?

Commissioner Muggler.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

Just one question.

Is this an active church?

Yes, it is an active church.

Thank you.

Okay, thank you.

And the applicant is president wishes to speak.

Yes, the applicants here.

Yes, thank you, sir.

Hi, I'm Pastor Bernisa Thomas.

I am the executive pastor of West End Baptist Church.

My husband and I have passage church for 13 years.

Um we did a 750,000 dollar renovation of the church.

Um, we're very active in the community.

We have a lot of things that are free for community um residents.

We have um because we're in this process, we are not we're not able to have our summer camp that we do for underprivileged children right now because we in this process.

We also have um seven toddlers at our church who go to a different church and they are paying 330 dollars a week.

So the church absorbs when they can't pay their light bill, when they can't pay their, you know, we we absorb the cost of them having to pay so much for child care.

Uh of the seven children, four of those parents work in the church doing media and uh our Ministry of Music and with our own child care center on staff.

And so that's why we are really, really uh wanting to get this done.

Um, as well, we are members of the mayor's Macedonia call meeting, and we have heard um how much child care is needed in Hampton.

And where we are on Shell Road, we have like the number two area on the city's list of worst streets.

And we are doing something about that.

And we want to have a place for people to take children, we want to partner with social services so that they can have a reduced rate and and be able to go to work.

Um that's the reason the child care is so important to us.

Thank you.

I live at six two six Quincy Street.

And that's a rambler in the middle of the street.

I am a licensed certified educator.

I have a K twelve license issue by the state of Virginia.

Our concern and I went and discussed it with several residents in the community who live within the subdivision of Middleboro.

Because that's the subdivision name.

And some of them wanted to know more about if the church said they had sent

Yeah, he's gone.

All right, thank you so much.

It looks like our technical difficulties have been resolved, and so we will resume our meeting.

Here to present on behalf of staff is city planner Valerie Taylor.

The application is for a use permit to authorize a private beauty school to operate within the same commercial space as an existing day spa in the Phoebus Ph two district.

The beauty school's hours will primarily operate during daytime hours between 9 and 2 p.m.

Monday through Friday, and Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 4 until 9 p.m.

The existing day spa operates on a different schedule, primarily in the afternoons and on Saturday.

It is important to note that the two uses will not operate simultaneously.

Here is a view of the floor plan.

The shaded area shows where the classroom is located.

Here's a street view of the building, and the red star indicates the entry of both both entities.

Here is a zoning map that shows that the property is located in the PH2 zoning district.

And the future land use map shows the property is located within mixed use as the future use.

The excuse me, the public policy for the location shows that it is.

Excuse me.

The beauty school is it is consistent with the public policy of the community plan.

And the public policy of the master plan for Phoebus shows that the proposal does align with the goals of the Phoebus master plan by investing in existing properties, adding services that increase daytime activity along commercial quarters, and supporting economic development by expanding an existing business and adding a new educational component.

Analysis shows that the use is compatible with both the Hampton Community Plan and Phoebus Master Plan.

The proposed location will not negatively impact the surrounding properties, and it provides educational services to the community.

There are eight recommended conditions with the use permit.

And there was a community meeting held on January 27th.

There were eight people in attendance, and no one spoke in opposition.

This concludes the presentation.

Following the public hearing, staff recommends approval of use permit number 26-123, subject to eight conditions, and I'm available to answer any questions.

Thank you for the presentation.

Commissioners, do you have any questions for Ms.

Taylor?

Yes, Commissioner Muggler.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

Just a couple of quick questions.

Can you go back to slide number six, please?

Okay.

Um thank you.

On the top of this slide, there's sort of like a little archway on the exterior.

What is that?

Um, I'm actually not certain what that is.

I think that is an area that is surrounding maybe a dumpster.

Okay.

Well, when you come up, you can tell us.

That would be great.

Okay.

Um, thank you.

Um, and one other question.

So this application is uh to authorize a private beauty school to operate within the same commercial space as an existing day spa.

So what what is the I I probably should have clarified the applicant owns both, so there is currently a day spa that is permitted by use by I'm sorry, it is permitted by right, and that is currently operating.

So in addition to that, the applicant would like to also begin a vocational beauty school within the same space, and just to further clarify, I think Valerie may have mentioned this, but they would be operating at separate times, so at different times.

So the day spa would be certain hours of the day, and then when the day spa is closed, there would be a separate school use that would be happening.

So I guess to sort of answer the question in the back of my mind, would a private beauty school be allowed in that space without the day spa?

As a educational as a vocational private school.

Vocational private private school, yes.

A permit for this with a use permit.

And then it's already operating as a day spa.

The day spa, yes, is currently operate.

Okay.

Yes.

Thanks very much.

Any other questions?

Thank you, Miss Taylor.

And the applicants are here and wish to speak.

Yes.

Hello.

I'm Chrissy Michelle.

Um, I am the owner of the Hampton Test Spa and the Hamptons Beauty Academy.

I'm a licensed esthetician, a licensed nail technician, and a licensed um instructor for both aesthetics and nail technology.

Um so we focus on the curriculum that we're bringing is uh nail technology aesthetics.

Um we're integrating wellness with that for our practitioners, um yoga, nutrition, proper things that we need as service providers before we can take care of others.

Um so I'm implementing implementing that into the curriculum.

Um so it essentially will be bringing workforce development into Phoebus, um, career opportunities to local residents, um, pathways to licensed professionals, um, and it'll allow individuals to build uh sustainable careers, entrepreneurship in the local economy.

Um, as far as the academy, it's set schedules.

Um, it's also a hybrid.

So for six, at least half of the time out of the program, it won't be any students in there.

So half of it's online, and then half of it is in person.

So it's super low traffic.

Um, and again, it does not go simultaneously with the spa.

And I'm very strict on my spa hours, it's strictly by appointment only, um, no walk-ins just to prevent that foot traffic.

Um let me make sure is limited students.

So um in this space, again, it's I'm the only instructor as of now, but uh the max would be two instructors.

It is 10 students per one licensed instructor.

So my goal is to still keep it small boutique style intimate learning, um, so everybody gets the same amount of attention.

Um yeah, and I um I'm fully committed to being compliant with any regulations, and I just look forward to bringing something positive in Sophie's positive in purple as you see them.

You'll see the building if you drive past it, it's purple.

So yeah, thank you.

I don't know if you oh the archway, yes.

If um, we can go to that slide so I can just explain.

Okay.

So I'm not sure where at the top of the building you were telling.

Were you talking about that in or all that in?

Is this what you're speaking about?

Yeah.

So that's it's kind of like a bay window.

I just put like a bay window in the kitchen, it's like a an in-set bay window.

I just wanted to make sure I'm mocked up where all the windows and everything were.

Um shut yeah, it that doesn't that's on the exterior.

Yeah, um, and then I didn't know if you were talking about that arch, but those are just the openings to the office door and then my spa suite.

Yeah, okay.

Thank you.

Are there any other questions for the applicant?

No, thank you so much.

Okay, this is a public hearing, so I will open the hearing.

Is anyone signed up to speak?

There are not.

So we will close the public hearing and call for a motion.

Madam Chair?

Yes.

Thank you.

I move that the planning commission recommend approval of use permit 26-0123 for a private school at 15 South Hope Street, subject to eight conditions as contained in the agenda packet.

Second.

We have a motion and second on the floor for use permit number 26-0123 for a private school at South Hope Street.

Is there any discussion?

Yes, Commissioner Griffith.

Thank you, Madam Chair.

I just think it's delightful that small businesses want to transfer knowledge like this.

And I think there should be more opportunity for them to do that.

I I see it every day in Phoebus, and I'm sure it's this way across the city that small businesses have something in their passion that they want to transfer to people.

And and this is uh, like the applicant said, an opportunity to transfer that entrepreneurial spirit to other people by tapping into that passion.

I I think see which books below you actually also wants to hold workshops and teach people how to do book binding.

And I know not far away one-turn gallery is a space where people were actually taught how to um you know do clay pottery and and and paint and things like that.

So there's learning spaces all over the place, and I think this is a good opportunity to give the applicant a path forward and transfer that knowledge.

Anything else?

Commissioners with no more discussion, uh please call for the vote.

Commissioner Samuels, Commissioner Griffith.

Aye.

Commissioner Brooks.

Aye.

Commissioner Coleman.

Aye.

Chair Magler.

Aye.

Commissioner De Profio.

Aye.

Chair Rogers.

Aye.

And that motion carries.

Thank you.

Next is a proposal by the city of Hampton to amend and reenact the city ordinance of the city of Hampton, Virginia by amending chapter 35.1 site plans.

Here to present is Chief Site Plan and Subdivision Agent Suher Diablo.

Good evening, Chairs and Member Planning Commission.

Thank you for having the opportunity to be here.

My name is Her Diab.

I'm with Community Development Department, and I will be presenting a proposal amendment to Chapter 35.1 CIDA plan.

What is the CIDA plan?

Um a brief definition, a CETA plan is a detail engineering drawing shows existing conditions and of the property and the proposed development details, such as um building, sidewalks, landscape, utility connection, traffic, um, and more.

Why side of plan matter?

Side of plan prevent uh conflict, improve safety, and guide clear decision making during planning and permitting process.

And at the end, it's all about having a better and safe community.

Why we're amending the city code now, we're amending the section to this section to align with the state code, uh clarify vulgaria, define key terms, and make the process clearer, faster, and easier for citizens to use.

And by accomplishing that, it will also reduce any project uh review time on owners and developers.

The proposed amendment uh included 18 sections.

Uh we have 13 sections.

We are only proposing technical correction and few housekeeping, uh which shows on the right uh part of the screen.

And in five section amendments are expanding definition and major revisions.

So I'm gonna go through the five major changes in these five sections.

Um section 35.1-2 and this section we are proposing language to define a major and a minor CETA plans and outline key elements.

This will improve clarity and help applicant understand the class of the CIDA plan, so they will not submit application for some work that is not required.

Section 35.1 2.2 B and C.

And these two amendments we're propose, we're proposing in B clarify that only one required green area is excuse me, is reduced side plan is required.

Um this will ensure the applicant will not ask to exceed city ordinance requirement.

And in uh C, this amendment allow larger building addition without tricking additional requirement, giving property owners um greater flexibility while reducing regularity uh burdens.

Section 35.17.

Um, this amendment clarify the exception process by defining responsibilities and submissions requirements, improve transparency, uh accountability and review efficiency.

Section 35.1-23 and 23.1.

In 35.12, this formalized digital submission in place of paper copies, reducing cost, improving efficiency, and speeding up the process.

And section 35.1-23.1 clarifies the responsibilities for coordinating with public utilities, creating a clear process to improve efficiency and reduce delay.

Section 35.1-25.

This amendment reduced the review timeline to align with the state's requirements.

For example, um reducing the review period from 60 days to 40 days.

Conclusion after a public hearing, staff requesting planning commission approval.

And we're welcoming any question or feedback.

Thank you.

Thank you for the presentation.

Commissioners, do you have any questions for staff?

Okay, thank you.

This is a public hearing, so I will open the hearing.

Are there any sign or any speakers signed up?

We did have the Kem Poly, but I think she this is where she signed up on the wrong seat.

She and there are no other signed up.

All right.

I will close the public hearing and call for a motion.

Madam Chair, um, I move that the planning commission recommend approval of code amendment 26-0118 to Hampton City Code Chapter 35.1 regarding site plans.

Second.

We have a motion and a second for code amendment 26-0118 regarding site plans.

Is there any additional discussion?

Being none, Madam Clerk, will you call for the vote?

Commissioner Samuels.

Commissioner Griffith.

Aye.

Commissioner Brooks.

Aye.

Commissioner Coleman.

Aye.

Vice Chair Muggler.

Aye.

Commissioner DeProfio.

Aye.

Chair Rogers.

Aye.

And that motion carries.

Director Michael.

Thank you.

Our last public hearing item is our community development block grant, CDBG, and home investment partnerships program, home annual action plan.

Here to present is Travis Rash.

He is our Chief Development Specialist.

Honorable Chair Rogers, Vice Chair Muggler, esteemed individuals on the Planning Commission.

My name is Travis Rash, and I am here to present in an informative capacity information about our fiscal year, federal fiscal year 2026 annual action plan.

The annual action plan governs the way that we intend to use our HUD entitlement dollars that come through the community development block grant and the home investment partnerships program.

The annual action plan is part of our five-year consolidated plan process.

Each year we enact the annual action plan to serve two major purposes.

The first is it serves as a budget to let HUD know how we intend to use this year's allocations, what we intend to use those dollars for.

The second purpose is to make sure that we're aligned with that five-year consolidated plan.

That when that plan was approved in August of 2025, we continue to do what we set out to do in that plan.

This is year two of that five-year plan.

This will run from the city's fiscal years 2026 through 2030.

The annual action plan governs the program year, which starts July 1st of 2026 and runs through June 30th of 2027.

The community development block grant offers us a significant amount of autonomy in how we can use those dollars.

But the home investment partnerships program is part of the Cranston Goods Always Affordable Housing Act of 1990, meaning it is explicitly used for the purpose of affordable housing service provision.

When we use those dollars together, we can leverage them for a larger impact on our residents here in the city of Hampton.

So that's the way we've traditionally used the dollars in the past.

We preserve housing affordability, accessibility, and quality through a number of capacities.

We perform home modifications that include accessibility and weatherization.

We provide homeownership education using these dollars.

We also provide homeownership financial assistance for someone to purchase a home.

We preserve safe quality, decent uh rental housing as well.

We perform code inspections through our rental inspection programs for the renters here in Hampton.

Fair housing education.

Uh it's a great time to talk about fair housing education for a couple of reasons.

April is fair housing month.

We're very happy about that.

Uh we actually applied for and received a shout-out to my colleague Carol Wilson, who's not in the room with us today, but through Virginia Housing, she received a grant to cover two fair housing events that we put on this month.

One was on the 7th, and the next one is actually coming up this Saturday from 11 to 3 30 p.m.

Uh at the Rupert Sargent Building 1 Franklin Street.

So we have additional funding to cover this particular uh expense this year.

Program administration, this generally refers to how we strategically plan to use the funds in the future.

We continue to adapt and refine our processes to continue to use the funds in an effective way.

These are the HUD allocations that we received last year from 2025 to 2026.

We use these funds to initiate the draft of our annual action plan for two very important reasons.

The first is there's regulatory precedent to do so.

HUD recommends using this approach.

It's a great way to get the conversation started and refine as needed.

Second, at the federal level, the community planning and development budget stayed exactly the same from the 2025 to 2026 year.

So we were under the impression that our allocation would be about the same year over year.

Using that, we use these numbers as a draft starting point for our annual action plan, $897,498 is what we received for our community development block grant allocation last year, as well as $40,000 of anticipated program income.

We use this funding for things like housing services to provide housing counseling services, financial counseling, credit counseling for our residents here in Hampton, housing programs, modifications for weatherization and accessibility, code enforcement, and planning and administration.

For home, $489,145, plus that $50,000 amount of program income anticipated.

We use this for homeowner rehabilitation.

That generally might cost just a slash more than it would under the CDBG program because the requirements for the rehabilitation under home are a little bit more involved in terms of making sure all the regulations are correct.

Home buyer assistance, we actually just recently, back in March, had approval of a rather large amendment to previous year's budgets to move hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide additional assistance for home buyers in purchasing their homes.

Community-based housing development organizations, we assist our local community housing development organization, which is Habitat for Humanity here in the city of Hampton to enhance their capacity.

And then finally, home administration, some of those project delivery costs for the actual allocation of home services.

Under the community development block grant, the primary objectives listed on the screen, decent housing.

We meet that in a number of capacities by providing a more suitable living environment for our residents, and then again a suitable living environment addressing certain needs across the board, whether it involves housing or additional community needs, and then there's the option to expand economic opportunity as well under certain conditions.

On top of those programmatic objectives, there are also three national objectives, one of which has to be met by the way we allocate these funds.

Benefiting low and moderate income persons, this is for individuals at 80% of the area median income and below.

We are required per federal regulation to use at least 70% of our dollars for that particular purpose.

Then aiding in the preventions of slum and blight as well, and finally meeting an urgent need.

When we talk about meeting an urgent need, this generally refers to presidentially declared disasters or significant natural disasters that have happened over the last 18 to 24 months.

We don't really have anything like that right now that we're intending to use this money for.

These are the anticipated and draft CDBG activity allocations, housing services, again, those housing counseling pieces, 21 households, 322,936.

Housing programs, those modifications for weatherization and accessibility, approximately nine houses, 232,000, and that amount does include that anticipated $40,000 program income amount.

Planning and administration, $132,000, and finally code enforcement, $250,000.

I uh am very excited about the number of homes that we're actually able to inspect under that program.

Home investment partnership program.

Again, the primary objective of this program is to expand affordable housing opportunities in various ways, expanding the capacity of our nonprofit community housing development organization partners, and to strengthen our ability as a local government to address the housing needs in our locality.

Matching funds are required for the home program, at least 25% local match required.

We do not have any issues generally meeting this match requirement.

Nonprofit participation, 15% of the funds under home are set aside for our community housing development organization to expand their capacity.

That's approximately $74,000.

Here are the anticipated draft home allocation and goals, homeowner rehabilitation, six households at $191,000.

Again, just a little bit more expensive situation dependent than the community development block brand.

Home mods.

Home buyer assistance, two hundred twenty-six thousand dollars.

Community housing development organizations again, that seventy-four thousand dollar amount, and home administration forty-eight thousand dollars for that total of five hundred thirty-nine thousand one hundred and forty-five dollars.

Again, these are draft numbers.

Do I have any questions from the commission on this particular topic?

Thank you so much for your presentation.

And if there are no questions from commissioners, then this is a public hearing.

And so I will open So, Madame Chair, there is actually no action for the planning commission to take on this item tonight.

This will go directly to City Council later in May.

No items by the public.

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Side steps.

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Side steps.

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Watch me dance, dance, chance.

Good.

I come.

What is this?

Your chance, chance, chance, watch me walk, walk, walk, watch me, dance, dance, dance.

Here I come from what is your chance, chance, chance, good.

I can do it on a life so I can do it on my life.

Good.

I can do it on my soul, I'm select so you should have it by now.

Out, out, in, out, out, in, wait, wait, back, back, back.

I can do it on my soul, I'll let those pull it up.

Good.

Watch, watch me, lift.

Get as high as you can.

Watch me, watch me.

Pull it up.

Watch me lift.

Watch, watch me.

Watch me, watch me single down.

Good.

Kick it up.

Hit it.

I can do it on my life those on.

I can do it on my life those on.

I can do it all after let those on.

I can do it on my letters.

Push.

I can do it on half the let's go.

I can do it on my let those on.

Pull it up.

Lift.

Low.

Lift.

You're really low.

Down, down, lift, down, lift.

Good.

Little lower.

Single double.

Single, single, double.

Kick step.

Turn this way.

Are you ready?

Here we go.

Take it around.

Good job.

Woo!

Three.

We're gonna have a little slide for someone I said.

Yes.

Pull it up.

Lift drop.

Yes.

Back it up.

Let her whoever and my shoulder.

Love my empress, so I have to tell her.

Lift time drop.

This all requires balance.

It's one.

So mission turf with me.

Lift other side.

Two months.

Again.

Good.

Yes.

Good.

Lift with drop lift.

Drop.

Yes.

He is my soul, yeah.

Back.

Let her unto whoever I'm a push.

Love my emperor, so I have to tell her.

Lift drop.

I get balance.

Point to the time.

Point did not be my time on us back.

Lift other way.

She's back.

So go chop glasses and see each one that's up.

Good.

Your roots from next on my extension while I'll be there in a me out.

Yes.

I want you to get low.

Yes.

Shoulder.

Love my empress, so I'm not touch.

Lift time fast.

You have one life to live so we shall sleep it's up in full.

There's no need to feel it.

So easy to fall.

Now your job is get to the challenge.

Hungry well keep it up.

See each one last time.

This is our virtue.

Go your boots up next on extension.

Shoulder.

Yes.

Check that for soul.

Yes.

He's my soul.

Let her hand to whoever and my neighbor.

Love my emperor.

Lift.

Time starts the must get better.

He's even with me, Bretching on our shoulders.

Let's drop.

Yes.

Whips like this.

So he's my soul.

Yes.

He's my soul.

Let her hand to whoever and my neighbor.

Love my emperor.

Time starts the must get better.

One more balance.

Lift.

Lift back.

Back.

Lift woo and must get down.

Up back.

Oh now.

Good.

Almost done.

Sway.

No, no, no, no.

Sway.

Every time you do it.

All right.

Are you to cool it down?

I am.

You guys ready to cool it down?

Yes?

All right.

We have a wonderful cool down.

My John Bibbs.

Go ahead.

Ah, nice inhale.

Feeling good.

Here we go.

Let's go back to the way back weird.

I love us bringing it back.

I still can't resist him.

Good.

And even after all these years, I'm a lunch too.

I ain't loving nobody else with you.

Don't pay no attention to the cringe.

You know what I'm saying?

We need that no need for pain.

No need to be a train.

You can rest assured them my love.

Don't listen to you.

You try to rock them all the way around.

They wish they had a love.

I ain't loving nobody else with you.

Don't pay no attention to your friends.

You know what I mean?

I ain't loving no point.

Now don't pay no attention to your cringe.

Good.

Chess.

We did it.

You're dead with your early morning or after new workout whenever you tuned in today.

I just wanted to give a quick thank you again to Candice and TJ for helping me rock it out.

I also wanted to give a big thank you to all of our music contributors, John Bibbs, Dana Johnson, D Boy, United Souls.

Thank you, everybody.

Tune in.

See you next time.