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Suffolk City Council certifies closed meeting, adopts consent agenda and schedules CIP hearing
Summary
At its Feb. 5 meeting the Suffolk City Council certified a closed meeting, approved minutes and a ceremonial resolution, adopted a consent agenda that includes two grant awards and equipment funding, appointed nominees to boards, and set a public hearing on the FY26–35 capital improvements plan.
The Suffolk City Council on Feb. 5 voted unanimously on a series of routine and administrative measures, including certifying a recent closed meeting, approving minutes, adopting a consent agenda that accepts two state grants and authorizes equipment purchases, scheduling a public hearing on the FY26–35 capital improvements plan, and confirming several board appointments.
The council opened formal business by approving a resolution certifying that the closed meeting held Feb. 5 complied with Virginia law (Virginia Code § 2.2-3712). The council then approved minutes from the Oct. 2, 2024 work session and regular meeting and adopted a resolution recognizing outgoing Council Member Roger W. Fawcett for his service.
The council adopted the consent agenda, which included four items presented by city staff: an ordinance to amend the city code to add a “city nation committee” related to a memorandum of understanding over portions of the Lone Star Lakes property; an ordinance to name the new library at 325 West Washington Street as the Downtown Suffolk Library; an ordinance to accept and appropriate $326,450 from the Virginia Department of Criminal…
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