Hampton Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission discussed the necessity of updating zoning regulations and the comprehensive plan to accommodate modern data centers. Key topics included the potential impacts of data centers on local infrastructure, such as electricity consumption, water and wastewater demand, and noise levels. The commission also reviewed suitable locations for such developments, such as the industrial park, and evaluated various regulatory considerations including setbacks, fencing, emergency response, and facility decommissioning. Policy statements are to be drafted for future review.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting
Hampton City Council Regular Session Minutes
The council discussed various operational and legislative items. Key business included the approval of pay application #3 and change request #15 for a development project at 4 & 6 1st St NW. A street closure request for the Hampton Car Show was granted. The council also finalized and passed Ordinance 412, which imposes a moratorium on new permit applications for data center project developments within the city. Additionally, the council approved a liquor license ownership update and heard reports from the Police Chief, Public Works Director, City Manager, and the Mayor.
Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting
Hampton City Council Workshop Minutes
The council discussed a proposed temporary moratorium on data centers, pending the development of zoning regulations. A presentation was provided regarding a proposed data center facility near the industrial park, focusing on its closed-loop cooling system and power source. Additionally, updates were provided on the crosswalk signage project and current negotiations to reduce costs. The council also considered community safety education regarding bikes, skateboards, and e-bikes. Finally, the council held a closed session to discuss the purchase or sale of real estate.
Jun 11, 2026·Board meeting
Hampton City Council Regular Session Minutes
The council received a mayoral proclamation recognizing Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month and selected recipients for the Image of Pride award. Key operational approvals included a food trailer permit for a local tournament, a quarterly library update, and the authorization of staff claims amounting to $869,309.77. Several resolutions were adopted, covering a selective demolition contract, a mutual aid agreement for fire protection services, and fund transfers for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the council reviewed updates from the tree board and approved multiple alcohol and tobacco licensing renewals.
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