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SUFFOLK CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 WORK SESSION Begins at 4:00 P.M. REGULAR SESSION Begins at 6:00 P.M.  SUFFOLK CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION September 1, 2021 4:00 p.m. City Gouncil Chamber 1. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts Update 2. Nansemond Parkway/Sleepy Hole Road Project, Pitchketfle Road project and Bridge Road/Shoulders Hill Road Project Status Report 3.- Appointments * Proposed ltems for Closed Session AGENDA: September 1,2021, Work Session ITEM: Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts Update Lorelei costa, Executive Director for the suffolk Center for cultural Arts (SCCA), will provide City Council with an update regarding what the SCCA offers to the community, plans for the fall and a summary of their summer camps. AGENDA: September 1, 2021, Work Session ITEM: Nansemond Parkway/Sleepy Hole Road Project, Pitchkettle Road Project and Bridge Road/Shoulders Hill Road Project Status Report The Interim Director of Public Works will provide City Council with an update on the Nansemond Parkway/Sleepy Hole Road Project, Pitchkettle Road Project and the Bridge Road,/Shoulders Hill Road Project.  SUFFOLK CITY COUNCIL AGENDA September 1, 2021 6:00 p.m. City Council Chamber 1. Call to Order 2. Nonsectarian Invocation 3. Approval of the Minutes 4. Special Presentation A. COVID – 19 Update B. Taste of Suffolk Event Update 5. Removal of Items from the Consent Agenda and Adoption of the Agenda 6. Agenda Speakers 7. Consent Agenda – An ordinance to accept and appropriate a Walmart Community Grant for the City of Suffolk Sheriff’s Department 8. Consent Agenda – An ordinance to accept and appropriate funds from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for the Suffolk Victim/Witness Assistance Program 9. Consent Agenda – An ordinance to accept and appropriate funds from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles Highway Safety Grant Program for the Suffolk Police Department 10. Public Hearing – A resolution authorizing the application to Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources for the establishment of a No Wake Zone on the Nansemond River, in the vicinity of the River Bluff subdivision 11. Public Hearing – A resolution authorizing the application to Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources for the establishment of a No Wake Zone on the Chuckatuck Creek, in the vicinity of the Crooked Creek Farm neighborhood 12. Ordinances 13. Resolutions 14. Staff Reports 15. Motion – A motion to schedule a public hearing to be held on September 15, 2021, to receive public comment on a right-of-way license agreement with Shenandoah Cable Television, LLC 16. Motion – A motion to schedule a City Council Work Session, for Wednesday, September 15, 2021, at 4:00 p.m., unless cancelled 17. Non-Agenda Speakers 18. New Business 19. Announcements and Comments 20. Adjournment 2 City Council Work Session March 3, 2021 Work Session of the Suffolk City Council was held in the City Council Chamber, 442 West Washington Street, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, 4:00 p.m. PRESENT Council Members - Michael D. Duman, Mayor, presiding Leroy Bennett, Vice Mayor Shelley Butler Barlow Roger W. Fawcett Donald Z. Goldberg Timothy J. Johnson Lue R. Ward, Jr. (arrived at 4:32) LeOtis L. Williams Albert S. Moor, Interim City Manager Helivi H. Holland, City Attorney Erika S. Dawley, City Clerk ABSENT None 2021 REDISTRICTING UPDATE Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, George K. Martin and Robert W. Loftin, McGuire Woods, the City’s consultants on redistricting, gave an update about the above referenced item. Vice Mayor Bennett called for clarification about the methodology used to collect census information for the inmates at the Western Tidewater Regional Jail. Mr. Loftin explained that the Division of Legislative Services will receive data from each jail, and it will be shared with the United States Census Bureau. He added that each inmate’s residency would be based on where they resided prior to incarceration. Referring to the presentation, Vice Mayor Bennett queried about the number of redistricting maps that will be presented to City Council. Mr. Loftin advised that will depend on the data and will be based on the legal requirements of the redistricting process. Referring to the presentation, Mayor Duman inquired about the feasibility of implementing the new redistricting boundaries prior to the November 2021 elections, as the United States Census Bureau will not be providing updated data until late September. Mr. Loftin replied that the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in the delay of the completion of the census, the new redistricting boundaries will not be implemented prior to the November 2021 elections. Mayor Duman opined about future Closed Meetings regarding redistricting. Mr. Loftin stated there will be future Closed Meetings regarding redistricting, as long as it is permitted by Virginia State Code. 1 City Council Work Session March 3, 2021 Referring to the presentation, Council Member Fawcett asked about the feasibility of implementing the new redistricting boundaries prior to the November 2021 elections, as the United States Census Bureau will not be providing updated data until late September. Mr. Loftin advised that he was happy to stay behind to provide more information in Closed Session. Council Member Fawcett declined. PROPOSED SOLAR FARM REQUIREMENTS Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Planning and Community Development Director David Hainley supplied a summation about the above referenced item. Interim Deputy City Manager Kevin Hughes offered supplementary information about the above referenced item. Referring to the presentation, Council Member Johnson opined about the feasibility of the City joining the Rural Solar Development Coalition. Interim Deputy City Manager Hughes advised that staff is taking it under consideration. He added, Suffolk has some different concerns than the other localities in the coalition, and it might be beneficial to partner with some other municipalities. Referring to the presentation, Council Member Johnson called for clarification about the proposed solar farm requirements, as it relates to their impact on any solar farms currently in operation. Planning and Community Development Director Hainley stated that the one solar farm that is currently operating in the City would be grandfathered under the City’s current requirements, should new guidelines be adopted. Council Member Johnson asked about the life span of a conditional use permit. Planning and Community Development Director Hainley said that a conditional use permit is valid for two years after approval. Council Member Fawcett sought information about the timeline to fulfill the vegetation conditions included in a conditional use permit for a solar farm. Planning and Community Development Director Hainley advised that the all conditions would need to be met within the two years of the issuance of the conditional use permit. Council Member Goldberg requested information about the penalties for noncompliance with the conditions included in a conditional use permit for a solar farm. Planning and Community Development Hainley reported that if that was to occur, the solar farm could be closed, and the City could revoke the conditional use permit. Referring to the presentation, Council Member Butler Barlow queried about the location of the City’s current solar farm regulations. Planning and Community Development Director Hainley replied that the City’s current solar farm regulations are located in the City’s Unified Development Ordinance. 2 City Council Work Session March 3, 2021 CLOSED MEETING City Clerk Dawley presented the Closed Meeting motion for City Council’s consideration: 1. Pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 2.2-3711(A)(8) and (A)(1), the consultation with legal counsel employed by a public body regarding specific legal matters requiring the legal advice of such counsel, and the discussion, consideration, or interviews of prospective candidates for appointment and the assignment, appointment, and performance of specific public officers or appointees of the City, specifically the appointments as shown on the attached list for vacancies or term expirations for Agriculture Advisory Committee, Early Childhood Development Commission, Economic Development Authority of the City of Suffolk, Human Services Advisory Board, Local Board of Building Code Appeals, Suffolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority, The Planning Council, Tidewater Emergency Medical Services Council, and the Wetlands Board; the Chuckatuck Borough vacancy on the City Council; and, the appointment of an Interim City Attorney; and 2. Pursuant of Virginia Code Sections 2.2-3711(A)(7), consultation with legal counsel and briefing by staff members or consultants pertaining to actual or probable litigation, where such consultation or briefing in open meeting would adversely affect the negotiating or litigating posture of the public body, specifically the matter of Chuckatuck Fire Department versus the City of Suffolk. Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Goldberg, moved that City Council convene in a closed meeting for the above referenced purposes, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 City Council convened in Closed Meeting at 4:58 p.m. The Closed Meeting concluded at 5:55 p.m. Teste: ____________________________________________ Erika S. Dawley, MMC, City Clerk Approved: _________________________________________ Michael D. Duman, Mayor 3 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 Regular Meeting of the Suffolk City Council was held in the City Council Chamber, 442 West Washington Street, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. PRESENT Council Members - Michael D. Duman, Mayor, presiding Leroy Bennett, Vice Mayor Shelley Butler Barlow Roger W. Fawcett Donald Z. Goldberg Timothy J. Johnson Lue R. Ward, Jr. LeOtis L. Williams Albert S. Moor, Interim City Manager Helivi H. Holland, City Attorney Erika S. Dawley, City Clerk ABSENT None CALL TO ORDER/INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Duman called the meeting to order. Council Member Goldberg offered the Invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance. City Clerk Dawley called the roll, and all members of City Council were in attendance. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT CERTIFICATION City Clerk Dawley presented a resolution certifying the Closed Meeting of March 3, 2021, pursuant to Section 2.2-3712 of the Code of Virginia (1950), as amended. Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Williams, moved to approve the resolution, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 A RESOLUTION OF CERTIFICATION OF THE CLOSED MEETING OF MARCH 3, 2021, PURSUANT TO SECTION 2.2-3712 OF THE CODE OF VIRGINIA (1950), AS AMENDED 1 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES Council Member Williams, on a motion seconded by Council Member Ward, moved to approve the minutes from the September 28, 2020, Special Meeting and October 7, 2020, Work Session and Regular Meeting, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, and Ward 6 NAYS: None 0 ABSTAIN: Council Members Butler Barlow and Williams 2 SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Special Presentation - COVID-19 Vaccination Update Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Dr. Lauren James, Interim Director, Western Tidewater Health Department, supplied a report on the above referenced item. Referring to the presentation, Council Member Johnson sought information about the feasibility of hosting vaccination clinics at smaller churches in the rural areas. Dr. James advised that at this point, there is no plan to conduct such clinics as no specific requests have been made. She added that if City can provide a list of churches in those areas that would like to host such clinics in the future, it is something that can be explored. Referring to the presentation, Vice Mayor Bennett opined about the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine for upcoming vaccination clinics. Dr. James reported that the Johnson and Johnson vaccine is reserved for larger vaccination clinics, unlike the smaller vaccination events that will held in this area. Referring to the presentation, Council Member Ward inquired about the possibility of conducting vaccination clinics at churches in the northern part of the City. Dr. James said if City can provide a list of churches in those areas that would like to host such clinics in the future, it is something that can be explored. Council Member Williams queried about the cost of receiving the vaccine. Dr. James reported that there is no charge to receive the vaccine from the Western Tidewater Health Department, but she could not speak to any cost associated with receiving the vaccine from a pharmacy. Mayor Duman opined the process used to administer the vaccine at the recent event held at the Hilton Garden Inn Riverfront, held by Bayview Physicians. Dr. James explained that the event was cohosted by Bayview Physicians and the Western Tidewater Health Department. She added that in order to efficiently allocate the limited number of vaccines, appointments were required, and walk-ins were not feasible. Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Deputy Fire Chief Brian Spicer offered information on the City’s efforts as it relates to COVID-19 vaccinations. 2 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 REMOVAL OF ITEMS FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AND ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA Mayor Duman advised that a motion was in order at this time to adopt the agenda, as presented. Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Goldberg, to adopt the agenda, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 AGENDA SPEAKERS There were no speakers under this portion of the agenda. CONSENT AGENDA There were no items under this portion of the agenda. PUBLIC HEARINGS Public Hearing – An ordinance authorizing the Interim City Manager to enter into a lease agreement with Arne Free Fall Solutions, L.L.C. for Box Hangar #7 at the Suffolk Executive Airport Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Interim Deputy City Manager Kevin Hughes gave a summation of the background information as printed in the official agenda. John Babineau, no address provided, representing Arne Free Fall Solutions, LLC, spoke in support of the proposed ordinance, as presented. Hearing no additional speakers, the public hearing was closed. Council Member Johnson, on a motion seconded by Council Member Goldberg, moved to approve the ordinance, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE INTERIM CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH ARNE FREE FALL SOLUTIONS, L.L.C. FOR BOX HANGAR #7 AT THE SUFFOLK EXECUTIVE AIRPORT 3 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 Public Hearing – An ordinance authorizing the Interim City Manager to enter into a lease agreement with Skydive Suffolk Training Center, LLC, for Box Hangar #9 at the Suffolk Executive Airport Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Interim Deputy City Manager Hughes provided an overview of the background information as printed in the official agenda. John Babineau, 150 Boush Street, Suite 601, Norfolk, Virginia, representing Skydive Suffolk Training Center, LLC, spoke in support of the proposed ordinance, as presented. Hearing no additional speakers, the public hearing was closed. Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Goldberg, moved to approve the ordinance, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE INTERIM CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH SKYDIVE SUFFOLK TRAINING CENTER, LLC, FOR BOX HANGAR #9 AT THE SUFFOLK EXECUTIVE AIRPORT Public Hearing – An ordinance authorizing the Interim City Manager to enter into a ground lease agreement with Skydive Suffolk Training Center, LLC concerning +/- 1.75 acres adjacent to Box Hangar #9 at the Suffolk Executive Airport Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Interim Deputy City Manager Hughes submitted a synopsis of the background information as printed in the official agenda. John Babineau, no address given, Virginia, representing Skydive Suffolk Training Center, LLC, spoke in support of the proposed ordinance, as presented. Hearing no additional speakers, the public hearing was closed. Council Member Goldberg, on a motion seconded by Council Member Williams, moved to approve the ordinance, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE INTERIM CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A GROUND LEASE AGREEMENT WITH SKYDIVE SUFFOLK TRAINING CENTER, LLC CONCERNING +/- 1.75 ACRES ADJACENT TO BOX HANGAR #9 AT THE SUFFOLK EXECUTIVE AIRPORT 4 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 ORDINANCES Ordinance – An Amended and Restated Ordinance to grant a conditional use permit to establish an automobile auction, automobile graveyard, and automobile storage yard, on property located on Old Somerton Road, Zoning Map 44, Parcels 92A, 92D, and 94; Account Numbers 151214000, 153665900 and 151438000; CUP2020-004 Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Planning and Community Development Director David Hainley supplied a report of the background information as printed in the official agenda. Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Williams, moved to approve the ordinance, as presented, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 AN AMENDED AND RESTATED ORDINANCE TO GRANT A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ESTABLISH AN AUTOMOBILE AUCTION, AUTOMOBILE GRAVEYARD, AND AUTOMOBILE STORAGE YARD, ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON OLD SOMERTON ROAD, ZONING MAP 44, PARCELS 92A, 92D, AND 94; ACCOUNT NUMBERS 151214000, 153665900 AND 151438000; CUP2020-004 RESOLUTIONS There were no items under this portion of the agenda. STAFF REPORTS There were no items under this portion of the agenda. MOTIONS Motion – A motion to schedule a City Council Work Session, for Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at 4:00 p.m., unless cancelled Council Member Goldberg, on a motion seconded by Council Member Johnson, moved to schedule a City Council Work Session, for Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at 4:00 p.m., unless cancelled, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 NON-AGENDA SPEAKERS Shawna Goodman, 5113 Queen Street, Chesapeake, Virginia, was not present. 5 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 William Horner, 119 Brewer Avenue, representing self, opined about flooding on Brewer Avenue and First Street. Douglas Branch, 307 Lida Avenue, representing self, opined about transparency in the Suffolk Public Schools budget. Janet McKinney, 2804 Lake Cahoon Point, representing self, spoke in support of a line item budget for Suffolk Pubic School budget. Sherri Story, 4429 Cherokee Drive, representing self, opined about fully funding classrooms. The following individuals spoke in support of a line item budget for Suffolk Public Schools: Brianne Ihlenburg, 3420 Archers Mills Road, representing self. John Lee, 1481 Cedar Creek Lane, representing self. Dawn Bachman, 4000 Belleharhour Circle, representing self. Deborah Wahlstrom, 137 Pitchekettle Point Circle, representing self. George Mears, 4304 Ainslie Court South, representing self. Elizabeth Horne, 133 Niblett Circle, representing self, opined about the City’s false alarm fee. Mavis Milteer Penn, 315 West Constance Road, representing self, opined about CSX Railroad. Karen Hurd, 1024 Centerbrooke Lane, representing self, spoke in support of a line item budget for Suffolk Public Schools. Alex Stidham, 827 General Pickett Drive, representing self, spoke in support of a line item budget for Suffolk Public Schools. Kelly Hengler, 9345 Eclipse Drive, representing the Crittenden-Eclipse-Hobson Heritage Civic League, opined about the City’s Comprehensive Plan. Troy Jean, 6625 Crittenden Road, representing self, opined about the historically African-American oystermen on the Nansemond River. The following individuals spoke in support of a line item budget for Suffolk Public Schools: Miller Cary, 1002 Macarthur Drive, representing self. Audrey Mehring, 2214 Gentry Street, representing self. David Fulkerson, 100 Massey Drive, representing self, opined about the re-opening of Suffolk Public Schools. 6 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 NEW BUSINESS City Clerk Dawley presented the following board and commission nomination to the respective body: Tidewater Emergency Medical Services Council – Deputy Fire Chief Brian Spicer Council Member Williams, on a motion seconded by Vice Mayor Bennett, moved to nominate and appoint the above referenced individual to the aforementioned body, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Johnson, moved to approve a resolution appointing William Hutchings, Jr. to the position of Interim City Attorney and setting the salary of the Interim City Attorney, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING THE INTERIM CITY ATTORNEY AND SETTING THE SALARY OF THE INTERIM CITY ATTORNEY ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMMENTS Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, Media and Community Relations Assistant Director Timothy Kelley provided a report on the following: the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Department’s Officer, Firefighter, and Paramedic of the Year – Captain Leon Ratliff, Jr; Amy Dunn-Brown and Lucas D. Weaver, respectively; the Suffolk Economic Development Authority’s Small Business Assistance Grant Program; the upcoming Work Zone Road Closure on Shoulders Hill Road; the Suffolk Parks and Recreation Department’s Before and After School Programs; and the Suffolk Parks and Recreation Department’s 2021 Summer Camp Programs. Council Member Williams welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Council Member Williams congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Council Member Williams requested that Interim City Manager Moor provided information on the total number of women and minority owned contractors that the City uses and a report comparing that information to other localities in the region. Council Member Goldberg welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Council Member Goldberg congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Council Member Ward welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. 7 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 Council Member Ward congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Council Member Butler Barlow extended her condolences to the family of the late Ruby Walden. Council Member Johnson welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Council Member Johnson congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Council Member Johnson acknowledged the speakers in attendance. Council Member Fawcett extended his congratulations to the individuals who were recognized by the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Department. Council Member Fawcett opined about the upcoming Work Zone Road Closure on Shoulders Hill Road. Council Member Fawcett welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Council Member Fawcett congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Vice Mayor Bennett welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Vice Mayor Bennett asked Interim City Manager Moor to research the concern raised by Ms. Horne about the City’s false alarm fee. Vice Mayor Bennett acknowledged the speakers in attendance. Vice Mayor Bennett extended his congratulations to the individuals who were recognized by the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Department. Vice Mayor Bennett congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Mayor Duman welcomed Council Member Butler Barlow. Mayor Duman congratulated City Attorney Holland on her appointment the Suffolk General District Court. Mayor Duman acknowledged Interim City Attorney Hutchings on his appointment as the Interim City Attorney. Mayor Duman acknowledged his absence and the absences of Council Member Butler Barlow and Council Member Ward at the February 17, 2021, City Council meeting. Mayor Duman acknowledged the 100th birthday of Marie Hill. 8 City Council Regular Meeting March 3, 2021 Council Member Fawcett, on a motion seconded by Council Member Williams, moved to adjourn, by the following vote: AYES: Mayor Duman, Vice Mayor Bennett, and Council Members Butler Barlow Fawcett, Goldberg, T. Johnson, Ward and Williams 8 NAYS: None 0 There being no further business to come before City Council, the regular meeting was adjourned at 8:47 p.m. Teste: ____________________________________________ Erika S. Dawley, MMC, City Clerk Approved: _________________________________________ Michael D. Duman, Mayor 9 AGENDA: September 1, 2021, Regular Session ITEM: Special Presentation – COVID-19 Update Dr. Todd Wagner, Western Tidewater Health Department Health Director, will provide City Council with an update relate to COVID-19. AGENDA: September 1, 2021, Regular Session ITEM: Special Presentation – Taste of Suffolk Event Update Staff will provide City Council with an update on the Taste of Suffolk event. Removal of Items from the Consent Agenda and Adoption of the Agenda Agenda Speakers Ordinances Resolutions Staff Reports AGENDA: September 1, 2021 Regular Session ITEM: Motion - A motion to schedule a public hearing to be held on September 15, 2021, to receive public comment on a right-of-way license agreement with Shenandoah Cable Television, LLC RECOMMENDATION: - Approve the motion  A motion to schedule a City Council Work Session, for Wednesday, September 15, 2021, at 4:00 p.m., unless cancelled Non-Agenda Speakers New Business Announcements and Comments