Virginia Beach City Council
Coverage of Virginia Beach City Council in the Nexus archive.
- VB City Council establishes 12-month moratorium on data centers in the city
The Virginia Beach City Council unanimously decided to enact a one-year moratorium on issuing permits for data centers. This decision means there will be no new data centers permitted in Virginia Beach at least for now. Mayor Bobby Dyer spoke about the measure, stating it was intended to "put the brakes on."
- VB National sale to Dragas Companies approved
The Virginia Beach City Council voted 9-2 on Tuesday night to approve a major sale. The transaction involves the transfer of the Virginia Beach National Golf Club to the Dragas Companies.
- Virginia Beach City Council to vote on sale of VB National Tuesday
The Virginia Beach City Council may vote on Tuesday to sell Virginia Beach National Golf Club. The proposal aims to kick off a public-private partnership for redeveloping the land. A public hearing regarding the transfer of the 300 acre, 18-hole course is scheduled for 6 p.m. at City Hall.
- Virginia Beach denies lost profit claims from curfew-impacted businesses
Virginia Beach city officials denied lost profit claims from Oceanfront businesses impacted by a temporary curfew, citing Virginia Code and sovereign immunity as legal justifications. The curfew, approved by the Virginia Beach City Council on April 16, was implemented as a temporary measure.
- Public hearing held about the potential sale of VB National Golf Club
Virginia Beach City Council held a public hearing about the potential sale of Virginia Beach National Golf Course to Dragas Companies. The event drew dozens of attendees with mixed opinions on the proposal.