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For the Airport Authority (one vacancy) Councilmember Whitaker nominated Steven Terek and Councilmember Smith nominated Michael Hall. For the Economic Development Authority Councilmember Whitaker nominated Troy Lindsay, Councilmember Ward nominated Sentara Brown and Councilmember Smith nominated Todd Mayfield. For the South Norfolk Revitalization Commission (two vacancies) nominations were Jennifer Naparelli, Andre Council, T. C. Gray, Lateef Shaheer and Lisa Dixon.

The vice mayor said interviews will be scheduled by the city clerk and noted that each interview is allotted 10 minutes; the work session is scheduled to begin at 4:30 p.m. and the clerk will send interview times to the nominees and council members.

No formal votes to appoint were recorded at the meeting; the nominees will be interviewed in closed session at a later date and appointments will follow the interview process and any required public procedures.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Chesapeake - Regular City Council Meeting - Mar 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The council nominated multiple candidates for three boards and set interviews to be scheduled by the city clerk; interviews are expected next week during a work session with 10-minute slots.","taxTitle","Chesapeake City (Independent City), Virginia","taxId",5806,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6638053,"Chesapeake council approves multiple budget and transfer requests, schedules closed-session interviews",1763,9435000,11198000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2578012-1c64f8f03d7fc35f1643ff774dd49da2&start=9435&end=11198","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2578012-1c64f8f03d7fc35f1643ff774dd49da2/thumbnail_9435000.jpg","/articles/6638053/Chesapeake-City-Independent-City/Virginia/Chesapeake-council-approves-multiple-budget-and-transfer-requests-schedules-closed-session-interviews","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6638053-ca6a96c74d56c04b2432438b3ae6c442/orig.mp4?Expires=1771165145&Signature=B7~vR3YDqQGoefV843FMEfqYZnYNVDWMJxie6XcUgDzw-sOOsQPQrEfOaS3oR6q5fHec0i6mGv~M-MG8J-0gc0O27NGbss0ICK-pRQax221neXikiHQZgSbsO3HPXeeoZJ5GxGDtMXJeceCEMxwqZzyuNcl0ix7tqjZdRvszlClIFEeljI-RoeQMsWRsy4dJA8pQs5X2BjxH9joMYwF1ciIWqXjkcV62vqgP9kEbL7m~iHmjgOU4TM2z7CVeFxuhVRV-iZ0qb5Xnn1FMSt7i0FCqbpKWdY2SfHYmYhHxQPIrwy-jR3EIELM67W~sxXbTrR0CKAg~VIhLBKSS-Su6XQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chesapeake City Council on March 18 approved the meeting agenda, multiple items on the consent and regular agendas, several budget transfers and appropriations, and a motion to hold a closed meeting for interviews of board and commission nominees. All recorded motions were adopted by nine-zero votes.

Key formal actions recorded at the meeting included:

- Approval of the proposed agenda (adopted 9-0).

- Approval of the consent agenda with the exception of City Manager item 2 (adopted 9-0). The consent agenda included zoning reclassification requests to be scheduled before the planning commission (PLNRREZ 2024-019 B&G Compressor Station; PLNRREZ 2025-002 Etheridge Lakes Data Center) and several grant application authorizations.

- Approval to apply for the cooperative partnership grant for the Harbor Hope Center Recovery High School (consent item 2, later moved and adopted 9-0).

- De-appropriation of $3,100,771 from the FY 2025 operating budget of Chesapeake Integrated Behavioral Healthcare (adopted 9-0).

- Acceptance and appropriation of $137,946 received from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services to CIBH’s FY 2025 operating budget (adopted 9-0).

- Transfer of $7,811,020 between programs and the health insurance internal service fund for FY 2025 (adopted 9-0).

- Transfer of $1,500,000 from the Chesapeake Expressway repaving phase 1 project to the Dominion Boulevard Veterans Bridge Toll System upgrades project (adopted 9-0).

- Motion to conduct a closed meeting on March 18 at 2:40 p.m. to interview prospective candidates for appointment to city boards, commissions and authorities, as permitted by section 2.2-3711(A)(1) of the Code of Virginia (adopted 9-0).

Where transcripts recorded a roll call, nine members were present and votes were recorded as unanimous where noted. Several motions, including the budget transfers and appropriations, were requested by departments (Chesapeake Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, Finance, Public Works) and briefly presented by staff before the council voted. Questions from council on project timelines and staffing were noted for follow-up but did not delay approval of the motions.","At its March 18 meeting the council approved agenda and multiple financial transfers and appropriations, confirmed consent items, and authorized a closed meeting to interview board nominees; all recorded motions passed by unanimous 9-0 votes.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6638057,"Chesapeake council authorizes application for opioid-abatement grant to support recovery high school staffing",510,8931000,9441000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2578012-1c64f8f03d7fc35f1643ff774dd49da2&start=8931&end=9441","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2578012-1c64f8f03d7fc35f1643ff774dd49da2/thumbnail_8931000.jpg","/articles/6638057/Chesapeake-City-Independent-City/Virginia/Chesapeake-council-authorizes-application-for-opioid-abatement-grant-to-support-recovery-high-school-staffing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6638057-8b885adfdb28871aa81a782baf81d839/orig.mp4?Expires=1771165145&Signature=EXKBEqSnlLPpsElXAMCE1PO1U~EkiE1iKPrPYtD4ompnlvckwuXt~yxPDVdLfggW3WBmz7o278oHSc0hN3jvcq5oloYf-34UzjXp900cMurfz1VKFmcCMZLVN2nqEzcID4aHwbHgiuvb3UDiWiJbd12YkxEpYfwRTNxOzmqe~Oz4HBZCw4WMSrxObZREXeXF~VOOG6W36e-gf0xQMjTC4uzQo1lqCSXesKPQZTZqTDugi4BW52Ty6sWx-j48~G~sml~Lw5g48RVAJVP~zHYq5Eo4yHKT4BhJPEDP0HGuPBAd9xWScLd-BxwYZcZuYuCX2h6BfsuIQjrojg8nPv-ayw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chesapeake City Council on March 18 authorized the city to apply for a cooperative partnership grant from the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority to support development of the Harbor Hope Center Recovery High School and to offset costs of providing Chesapeake Integrated Behavioral Healthcare (CIBH) staff in the school.

The action gives city staff permission to submit the grant application; the grant award is not guaranteed. Councilmember Ritter led questions about land use, staffing and budget implications before the motion passed by a nine-zero vote.

Councilmember Ritter said her questions were intended to focus on the application process rather than the merits of the final project. The council heard that because the school will be an educational use there is no required 22-32 comprehensive plan review. The City Manager said, “No, ma’am. So, generally, the city's involvement with public facilities would be what we call 22-32 review, comprehensive plan, consistency review. So since this is an educational use in an educational facility, there's no required 22-32 review.”

The City Manager told the council that CIBH would be the staffing entity if the grant is awarded but emphasized that CIBH will not provide services until its core operations are sufficiently staffed. “The action for council tonight is authority to apply for this grant. No guarantee that we will get the grant, but that kinda starts the conversation and then we will work over the coming months to make sure we shore up our staffing at CIBH and only when we're comfortable that that core mission is achieved will we make resources available under the grant,” the City Manager said.

According to staff statements, Chesapeake Public Schools would provide the facility, and Virginia Beach Public Schools would serve as fiscal agent if the program moves forward. The City Manager said any CIBH positions funded under the grant would need to be fully paid from grant funds while they are available; if grant funding ends the expectation is Chesapeake Public Schools would assume the cost or find alternative staffing.

Councilmember Ritter moved approval of the item with added direction that the city communicate expectations clearly to Chesapeake Public Schools; the motion was seconded and adopted 9-0. The council approved only the application request; subsequent agreements and any service start dates will depend on grant award, staffing, and interagency contracts.

Clarifying details recorded during the discussion included: the project timeline noted operations could begin as early as September 2025 if awarded and staffed; Chesapeake Public Schools to provide the facility; Virginia Beach Public Schools as fiscal agent; CIBH staff would provide clinical support and a peer specialist if staffing levels allow. The interim CIBH director, Dr. Barnwell, was present and referenced in the discussion.

The authority to apply is administrative only; the council did not appropriate funds or approve an interagency agreement at this meeting. If the grant is awarded, staff told the council they will not execute agreements with Chesapeake Public Schools unless they are confident CIBH can meet its core mission and the service obligations under the grant.","The City Council authorized staff to apply for a Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority cooperative partnership grant to support a recovery high school; services by Chesapeake Integrated Behavioral Healthcare (CIBH) would begin only after staffing and funding conditions are met.","actionData","errors"]

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