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City Council · Jun 9, 2026

City Council Meeting

▶ Watch recordingAgendaRead the transcript2h 13m · 11 agenda items · 5 votes, all unanimous · 13 tracked topics

2h 13m total — hover for items, click a segment to watch that part.

What was decided

  • 2 (Special)
    Consideration for remote participation by Councilmember Hardy-Chandler (Special Meeting)

    Approved unanimously per agenda; remote participation request granted for the special meeting.

    Passed, unanimous
  • 4
    Consideration for remote participation by Councilmember Hardy-Chandler (Regular Meeting)

    Approved unanimously; Councilmember Hardy-Chandler's request for remote participation in the regular meeting granted.

    Passed, unanimous

    Discussed for 1m · also names Remote Participation Policy · read the transcript

  • 7
    Consent Agenda

    Entire consent agenda approved unanimously.

    Passed, unanimous

    Until the next chapter, names Green Building Policy ×12, Juneteenth ×3, Strategic Plan ×2, 3541 Chain Bridge Road, Courthouse Plaza, Future Meeting Topics · read the transcript

    • May 26 2026 Regular Meeting MinutesMinutes of the May 26, 2026 regular meeting were approved as part of the consent agenda.
    • Grant Supplemental Appropriation FY 2026 ($1 815 512)approvedA Grant Supplemental Appropriation resolution of $1,815,512 for FY 2026 Federal, State, Local, and Use of Balance Sheet Funds was approved as part of the consent agenda.
    • Renovations and Additions at Providence Elementary SchoolapprovedAuthorization for the use of a Construction Manager at Risk Method of Procurement for renovations and additions at Providence Elementary School was approved as part of the consent agenda.
    • Renovations and Additions at Daniels Run Elementary SchoolapprovedAuthorization for the use of a Construction Manager at Risk Method of Procurement for renovations and additions at Daniels Run Elementary School was approved as part of the consent agenda.
    • Ordinance Amending Chapter Article II Section 2-31 Mayor and Council CompensationproposedAn ordinance amending and re-enacting Chapter 2, Article II, Section 2-31 of the City Code pertaining to compensation of the Mayor and City Council members was introduced as part of the consent agenda.
  • 8a
    Public hearing and Council action on an ordinance authorizing a license agreement with the Fairfax Eruv Committee for Eruv facilities on utility poles in the public right-of-way

    Ordinance enacted unanimously, approving and authorizing a renewal of the license agreement between the City of Fairfax and Fairfax Eruv Committee for placement of Eruv facilities on existing joint use utility poles in the public right-of-way.

    Passed, unanimous
    • Ordinance License Agreement with Fairfax Eruv CommitteeapprovedOrdinance enacted unanimously, authorizing a renewal of the license agreement with the Fairfax Eruv Committee for placement of Eruv facilities on existing joint use utility poles in the public right-of-way.
  • 8b
    Public hearing and Council action on an ordinance amending Chapter 38 (Environment), Article II (Noise) pertaining to noise mitigation and regulation

    Ordinance enacted unanimously, amending and re-enacting Chapter 38, Article II (Noise) of the City Code pertaining to noise mitigation and the regulation of loud, disturbing, and unnecessary noises.

    Passed, unanimous
    • Ordinance Amending Chapter 38 Article II NoiseapprovedOrdinance enacted unanimously, amending and re-enacting Chapter 38 (Environment), Article II (Noise) of the City Code pertaining to noise mitigation and regulation of loud, disturbing, and unnecessary noises.

Presented

  • 3 (Special)
    Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding a non-litigation matter · Closed meeting held for legal consultation on a non-litigation matter.
    • Legal Consultation Non-Litigation Matter[3 (Special)] Council convened a closed session for consultation with legal counsel on a non-litigation matter.
  • 3a
    National Waste and Recycling Workers Appreciation Week (June 15–21, 2026) · proclamation, June 15–21, 2026
  • 3b
    Juneteenth (June 19, 2026) · proclamation, June 19, 2026
    • JuneteenthProclamation presented acknowledging June 19, 2026 as Juneteenth in the City of Fairfax.
  • 3c
    CPR Month and National CPR and AED Awareness Week · proclamation, June
  • 3d
    Graduation of the Spring Civic Connection participants · Spring Civic Connection participant graduation ceremony held.
  • 12a
    Work Session: Discussion on Sustainability Matrix and Green Building Policy · Work session held; Council discussed the Sustainability Matrix and Green Building Policy.

Named in discussion

Tracked topics the transcript names that no agenda item is filed under. Their own pages and wikis do not yet record this meeting; the passages below are the only trace.

  • Green Building Policyin progress12 passages, 10m

    “…hours a week, assuming the majority of their time will be used for implementing the green building policy.”

  • “…the coming weeks. In the work session for the 28th we talked about the briefing on 3541 Chain Bridge Road and a redevelopment there and also the Courthouse Plaza as a application will be on that work session. That takes us to our break. However, I will…”

  • Courthouse Plazain progressonce

    “…about the briefing on 3541 Chain Bridge Road and a redevelopment there and also the Courthouse Plaza as a application will be on that work session. That takes us to our break. However, I will note on here for the first, that'll be our first opportunity to…”

  • Gallery at City Centerin progressonce

    “…july 7th as we've just discussed before there'll be discussion on an application for gallery at city center we will bring back city level of service and dynamic capital impact model i think we discussed that today with staff and will probably offer…”

  • “…agenda um so those are those are coming forward um the 14th will be busy as we talk urban forest master plan bring you an update on that housing trust fund an update there an ongoing discussion on the small area plan zoning ordinance amendments and then a…”