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Chesapeake council approves consent items, airport and human-services appropriations and certifies closed session

Chesapeake City Council · January 13, 2026
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Summary

In a largely procedural meeting, the council approved the consent agenda (with one removal), approved an airport operating budget adjustment, a land bank strategic plan, an emergency social-services appropriation, and certified a closed session on economic development and a building-code appeal.

Chesapeake City Council conducted routine business and approved a package of consent and regular-agenda items on July 29, including grant acceptances, budget adjustments and the Land Bank strategic plan.

Key votes included:

- Approval of the consent agenda (with item 4 removed for separate consideration) — motion adopted 9–0. - Approval of City Manager item 4 (Ceasefire program grant-related authorization) — adopted 9–0 after brief discussion of grant-supported policing analytics and training. - Item 9: Amendment to the FY26 operating budget to appropriate $187,500 for the Chesapeake Airport Authority — adopted 9–0 after staff noted airport authority budget hearings and upcoming budget discussions. - Item 10: Resolution approving the Chesapeake Land Bank Authority 2025–2030 strategic plan — adopted 9–0. - Item 12: Emergency appropriation of $184,000 from the Virginia Department of Social Services and transfer of $46,000 in match funds — adopted 9–0 as an emergency action.

Council also moved into closed session to discuss prospective economic-development business and a building-code appeal, citing Code of Virginia section 2.2-3711(a)(5) and (7), and later certified the closed meeting by a 9–0 vote.

Several agenda items and votes were routine and carried unanimously; staff indicated additional briefings on the airport and budget process are expected during the March budget cycle.