Virginia Beach Planning Commission Planning Commission Public Hearing
The Commission addressed several zoning ordinance updates mandated by new state legislation, including regulations for solar facilities, wireless communication structures, residential and mixed-use parking reductions, R2.5 zoning district requirements, and non-conforming mobile homes. Additionally, the commission reviewed a subdivision variance request for a residential lot, a street closure request that was subsequently deferred, and applications for modifications to conditional use permits regarding a home occupation for gunsmithing and an expansion of a short-term rental property.
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The council received a presentation from their federal lobbying team regarding the status of federal government relations, including an overview of federal grant funding received and the outlook for future projects. Key topics discussed included specific earmarks for stormwater, transportation, and public safety infrastructure projects, as well as the ongoing efforts to secure federal funding for the Nimmo Parkway project. Additionally, the council heard an overview of the work conducted by the e-bike task force and its recommendations for future policy and regulation within the city.
May 13, 2026·Board meeting
Planning Commission Public Hearing
The Planning Commission meeting addressed several agenda items, primarily focusing on text amendments to city ordinances related to the hauling of sand, gravel, and other excavated materials to streamline the review process. Additionally, the commission discussed an update to the mobile home section of the city code to align with current policy, and a request to reflect updated storm water permit fees to ensure compliance with state regulations. Several subdivision variance requests were reviewed, including applications for properties on Holland Road, Gatewood Avenue, and Kennedy Avenue, with discussions centering on lot size requirements, historic character preservation, and infrastructure impacts.
Apr 29, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Virginia Beach Special Meeting
The meeting focused on presenting a draft master plan for the Transition Area and Interfacility Traffic Area, aimed at integrating sports tourism, light industrial use, municipal services, and natural recreation. Key discussion topics included the expansion of sports facilities like the athletic village, sportsplex, and baseball complexes to drive revenue and tourism, as well as the proposed infrastructure improvements for Landstown Road. The concept also highlighted the importance of balancing development with ecological features, stormwater management, and the preservation of agricultural land in the southern and western portions of the study area.
