Strategic Plan 5-Year Update and Youth Engagement
Summary
Council members toured Richmond's Scott's Addition and Diamond District to see how historic tax credits and master plans drive successful mixed-use revitalization.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Revitalization strategies can stimulate private investment and boost commercial and residential property values.
Property owners, developers, and local businesses.
None identified.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council Work Session — July 8, 2026
Hampton is updating its strategic plan with extensive community input, specifically integrating perspectives from youth and young adults. The plan emphasizes data-driven decision making and priority areas like economic growth and placemaking.
City Council Special Session — April 9, 2026
Council members toured Richmond's Scott's Addition and Diamond District to see how historic tax credits and master plans drive successful mixed-use revitalization.
City Council Work Session — January 14, 2026
Hampton is updating its five-to-seven-year strategic plan to guide community growth, economic development, and city services, with a major public checkpoint meeting scheduled for January 22.
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