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City Council Work Session

Wednesday, June 14, 2023 · Government meeting record

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The Hampton City Council is considering an ordinance to formally add a $200 additional fine for speeding in designated residential neighborhoods into the City Code. This change aims to simplify enforcement and clarify the criteria for installing speed-reduction signage.

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Residents living on streets that qualify for this program may face an additional $200 fine for speeding, which can be waived by a court if the driver completes 20 hours of community service.

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Hampton, VA 23669

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City of Hampton

Council Approved Minutes - Final

City Council Work Session

Mayor Donnie R. Tuck

Vice Mayor Jimmy Gray

Councilmember Chris L. Bowman

Councilmember Steven L. Brown

Councilmember Hope L. Harper

Councilmember Billy Hobbs

Councilmember Martha Mugler

STAFF: Mary Bunting, City Manager

Cheran Cordell Ivery, City Attorney

Katherine K. Glass, CMC, Clerk of Council

1:00 PM Council ChambersWednesday, June 14, 2023

CALL TO ORDER

Mayor Tuck called the meeting to order at 1 p.m. All members of

the City Council were present.

Councilmember Chris L. Bowman, Councilmember Steven

L. Brown, Vice Mayor Jimmy Gray, Councilmember Hope

L. Harper, Councilmember Billy Hobbs, Councilmember

Martha Mugler, and Mayor Donnie R. Tuck

Present 7 -

DONNIE R. TUCK PRESIDED

AGENDA

1. 23-0093 Ordinance to Amend and Reenact the City Code of the City of

Hampton, Virginia by Amending Chapter 21, Motor Vehicles and

Traffic, and Adding Article X Entitled, “Additional Fine for

Exceeding the Maximum Speed on Designated Residential

Streets”

Redline - Ordinance - Traffic - $200 fine in Residential Areas - FINAL

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City Manager, Mary Bunting, stated that a prior Council adopted, by resolution,

some time ago, an additional fine for exceeding the maximum speed on designated

residential streets, as permitted by state code. However, the City had not formally

adopted it into code but rather has been using the state code statute. As additional

neighborhoods have requested to be included in the program, the City decided to

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The Hampton City Council is considering an ordinance to formally add a $200 additional fine for speeding in designated residential neighborhoods into the City Code. This change aims to simplify enforcement and clarify the criteria for installing speed-reduction signage.

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