Stacy Hall
233 recorded votes in 42 council meetings since Jul 2024. On the 44 where anyone voted no, Stacy was in the minority 27 times: 21 no votes on motions that passed and 6 yes votes on motions that failed. Votes most often with Rachel McQuillen, on 86% of contested votes.
Where the no votes fall
votes castno votesStacy's 233 votes by the kind of item, read from the agenda titles.
The 28 no votes
Grouped by what was before the council. The tally is the whole body's; “with” names who voted no alongside Stacy.
The matters Stacy has voted on most
Every motion links to the topic it was about. Several motions on one night count separately.
On the record
What the minutes and transcripts record Stacy saying, by topic. 41 topics.
- Nonprofit Grant Programapproved
At the April 8, 2025 meeting, an unattributed speaker referenced Council Member Hall's earlier remarks in the context of budget priorities that included the Nonprofit Grant Program, though Hall's own direct comments on the program are not recorded in the available material.
- George Snyder Traildenied
At the January 2025 Council meeting, Councilmember Hall inquired about the George Snyder Trail presentation and requested that the cost of canceling the project be included in the future presentation. At the June 2025 meeting, Hall voted against reaffirming the full project (R-25-20) and against the supplemental appropriation in December 2025. Hall abstained on the December 2025 introduction of the supplemental appropriation resolution.
- Urban Forest Master Planapproved
Councilmember Hall voted yes on both the failed substitute motion (requiring a July 2026 progress report on targets and timelines) and the main adoption motion on February 10, 2026, making her one of only two council members who supported the substitute motion.
- Fairfax City Parks Foundationin progress
On September 30, 2025, Council Member Hall moved to endorse the appointment of Emilio Alonso as a director of the Fairfax City Parks Foundation for a three-year term as outlined in the attached bylaws.
On March 3, 2026, Councilmember Hall is referenced as the recipient of a specific point about medical benefit cost increases (budgeted at roughly 10% annually) and the relationship between enrollment trends and rising employee compensation costs, suggesting Hall raised questions on these subjects during the discussion.
Councilmember Hall voted against all three approvals at the July 22, 2025 City Council meeting.
- Willard-Sherwood Community Centerin progress
Hall voted in favor of the failed May 2025 amendment to defer the project to FY 2027, and opposed the SUP and both special exceptions at the October 14, 2025 hearing, as well as the Certificate of Appropriateness. Hall voted yes on R-26-13 to proceed to construction in April 2026.
- University Drivein progress
At the July 28, 2026 work session, Councilmember Hall asked a clarifying question about the University Drive bike lanes, indicating she had not previously realized the road would be reduced to one lane in each direction to accommodate them. She also noted the connection between the bike lanes discussion and the upcoming consent agenda item.
Hall voted yes on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment but voted no on the Rezoning/General Development Plan Amendment/Master Development Plan and no on the Certificate of Appropriateness at the September 22, 2026 City Council meeting. No recorded verbal comments are available from the material.
- Remote Participation Policyin progress
At the July 28, 2026 City Council meeting, Councilmember Hall publicly thanked her colleagues for the flexibility of the remote participation policy, explaining that it had allowed her to help care for her father during his recovery.
- Comprehensive Plan Amendmentapproved
Council Member Hall voted yes on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment but voted no on the rezoning (Z-24-00236)/General Development Plan Amendment and no on the Certificate of Appropriateness at the September 22, 2026 meeting.
- 10300 Willard Wayin progress
Councilmember Hall voted against the July 22, 2025 deferral (the sole 'no' vote) and voted in favor of denying the special exceptions and Certificate of Appropriateness on October 28, 2025.
Voted aye on the May 5, 2026 motion; no recorded comment beyond the vote.
- Country Club Hills Connector Trailwithdrawn
At the March 11, 2025 work session, Councilmember Hall requested more information on the Country Club Hills and Pickett Road Connector Trails as well as Jermantown Road CIP improvements. At an April 8, 2025 discussion, Hall moved to cancel the Country Club Hills Connector Trail, though formal termination action was taken at the April 22 meeting.
Voted against introduction of the ordinance on April 8, 2025.
- FY 2026 Budgetapproved
Voted yes on the motion to defer budget adoption to May 13, and yes on all three failed amendments. Voted no on incorporating the Budget Change Document and ultimately voted yes on final budget adoption.
- Z-23-00073approved
Councilmember Hall voted against all three approvals (rezoning/GDP, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness) at the July 22, 2025 City Council meeting.
Voted yes on the January 13, 2026 ordinance enacting updated conflict of interest financial disclosure requirements.
Voted yes on July 22, 2025 to approve Ordinance 2025-06; no recorded verbal comments in the material.
Voted no on July 22, 2025 to reverse the April 8, 2025 pause on the Pickett Road Trail project, and voted yes on directing staff to set up the public outreach meeting for Scout on the Circle and Foxcroft Colony residents.
- Stacy Sherwood Community Centerin progress
Hall voted against the Special Use Permit, the two special exceptions, and the Certificate of Appropriateness on October 14, 2025, but voted in favor of Resolution R-26-13 on April 28, 2026, which authorized the project to proceed to construction while excluding the performing arts space renovation.
Abstained at the December 9, 2025 introduction vote, then voted no at the January 13, 2026 final vote, ultimately contributing to the measure's defeat.
At the September 2026 Mantua Professional Center proceeding, Council Member Hall raised concern about Pickett Road safety in connection with the land use application, noting the need to understand the impact on safety. Another speaker referenced Hall's point about the short time available to absorb new information presented late in the afternoon.
At an April 14, 2026 meeting, Council Member Hall was cited (by another speaker) as having made a statement regarding the meals tax reduction and its equivalence to approximately $5.8 cents on the real estate tax rate, though the specific comment was attributed indirectly via staff clarification.
Voted no on January 13, 2026 on the motion to approve the $4,600,000 supplemental appropriation from Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Concession Funding for the George Snyder Trail.
- Beacon Landingin progress
At the May 5, 2026 budget adoption meeting, Councilmember Hall noted that the adopted FY 2027 budget provides a one-time grant to support Beacon Landing, framing it alongside other investments such as the Fairfax Renaissance Housing Program and school renovations.
- FY 2027 Budgetapproved
Council Member Hall voted yes on all four FY 2027 budget adoption votes on May 5, 2026, and was recognized by the Mayor for final comments on the budget prior to the vote.
- Special Exceptionsin progress
Hall voted against the July 28, 2026 detached ADU ordinance and voted in favor of deferring it to September 8, 2026, though no recorded comments specific to the Special Exceptions mechanism were attributed to Hall in the material.
- Special Use Permitapproved
Hall voted yes on the substitute motion to defer the detached ADU ordinance (July 28, 2026) and no on final approval of that ordinance, which did not require an SUP for conforming detached ADUs. No recorded verbal comments specific to SUPs are attributed to Hall.
- Zoning Map Amendment (Rezoning)approved
Hall voted no on both the rezoning/General Development Plan Amendment and the Certificate of Appropriateness at the September 22, 2026 City Council meeting, though no specific comments are recorded in the material.
- Courthouse Plazain progress
Hall voted against the July 22, 2025 motion to defer Council consideration to October 28, 2025 (the sole 'no' vote in a 5-1 decision), and voted yes on both the motion to deny the nine special exceptions and the motion to deny the Certificate of Appropriateness on October 28, 2025.
- Jermantown Road Corridor Improvementsin progress
At the March 11, 2025 City Council meeting, Councilmember Hall requested that more information on the Jermantown Road CIP improvements be brought to a future council meeting, alongside a request for more detail on the George Snyder Trail connector trails.
Councilmember Hall voted against the ordinance on July 28, 2026. During the meeting, Hall engaged in detailed questioning about the distinction between affordable dwelling units and detached accessory dwelling units and raised concerns about setback standards, and indicated a preference for a special permit requirement — noting that given a projection of only about 50 units over 10 years, a special permit process could be appropriate to maintain case-by-case oversight.
Voted aye on February 25, 2025 to approve the special exception for Pathway Homes. No recorded verbal commentary beyond the vote.
Voted yes on April 22, 2025 to award the construction contract to Sagres Construction Corporation. No additional recorded comments.
At the May 6, 2025 special meeting, Hall voted in favor of deferring budget consideration to May 13 and supported all three failed amendments. Hall voted against incorporating the Budget Change Document but ultimately voted yes on the final budget and CIP adoption and all appropriation resolutions.
- Pickett Road Connector Trailin progress
At the March 11, 2025 Work Session, Hall requested more information on the Pickett Road Connector Trail and Jermantown Road CIP improvements. On July 22, 2025, Hall stated she did not believe the eastern-side Pickett Road Trail and the western-side safety concerns (sidewalk, bike lane, bus stop barrier) were mutually exclusive issues, and that a separate conversation should exist about addressing safety on the western side. She voted yes on the April 8 pause but no on the July 22 motion to reverse it.
Voted yes on March 24, 2026 to continue the public hearing and defer action to May 12, 2026.
During the October 7, 2025 work session, Hall was described as having been put in an uncomfortable position when remarks she believed were made in a confidential closed session became public. Other speakers noted they had agreed with her position in closed session that the response to the op-ed was not meant to be accusatory or assign blame to specific individuals.
- Highlands at Mantuaapproved
Voted yes on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment but voted no on both the rezoning/GDP Amendment and the Certificate of Appropriateness at the September 22, 2026 City Council meeting.
- Blenheim Boulevard Multimodal Improvementsin progress
Per transcript context from the June 24, 2025 meeting, staff referenced that it may have been Councilmember Hall who asked during the June 3 work session that the city ensure it continued speaking with affected property owners prior to the quick-take resolution.
Positions as recorded in meeting minutes; votes without recorded comment aren't summarized.
Voting record
- ✓ yes7aPublic Hearing – Resolution Authorizing Quick-Take Powers for Chain Bridge Road Sidewalk and Bus Stop Improvement Project (UPC 119089)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes2Consideration for remote participation by Councilmembers Amos pursuant to Code of Virginia Sec. 2.2-3708.3.Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no8aPublic Hearing – 9495 Silver King Court Redevelopment (RJL Associates, Inc.)Passed 4–2in the minority
- ✕ no8aPublic Hearing – 9495 Silver King Court Redevelopment (RJL Associates, Inc.)Passed 4–2in the minority
- ✓ yes8aPublic Hearing – 9495 Silver King Court Redevelopment (RJL Associates, Inc.)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes2Convene a closed meeting to conduct interviews for Boards and Commissions and discuss appointments to Boards and Commissions.Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes2Convene a closed meeting to conduct interviews for Boards and Commissions and discuss appointments to Boards and Commissions.Passed, unanimous
- ✕ no8aPublic hearing and Council action on proposed amendments to Chapter 110 (Zoning) relating to Detached Accessory Dwelling UnitsPassed 4–2in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes8aPublic hearing and Council action on proposed amendments to Chapter 110 (Zoning) relating to Detached Accessory Dwelling UnitsFailed 3–3in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes7Consideration of Board, Commission, and Advisory Committee AppointmentsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- · absent3Consideration of a Resolution Requesting that the Fairfax Circuit Court Order a Special Election on the Question of Authorizing the City of Fairfax to Levy a General Retail Sales Tax at a Rate Not to Exceed One Percent (1.0%)PassedWatch
- · absent6cConsideration of a resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign the standard project agreement with NVTA for NVTA 70% funding for Blenheim Boulevard Multimodal Improvements (SPA 2020-48-2)Passed, unanimousWatch
- · absent6bConsideration of approval of changes to the Fairfax City Purchasing ResolutionPassed, unanimousWatch
- · absent6aConsideration of the June 2, 2026 Work Session MinutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes9aConsideration of an Award of Construction Contract to Meadville Land Service, Inc. in the amount of approximately $628,655 for Providence Park and Van Dyck Park Outfall RestorationPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on a request from Chelsea Wolf for a Special Use Permit to allow keeping up to four (4) chickens at 4136 Orchard DrivePassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6dIntroduction of an ordinance enacting and authorizing a license agreement between the City of Fairfax and Fairfax Eruv Committee, for the placement of Eruv facilities on existing joint use utility poles in the public right-of-wayPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6cConsideration to approve the Virginia Career Works - Northern Region (Area #11) Consortium AgreementPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6bConsideration of the May 12, 2026 Regular Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the May 5, 2026 Special Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7cPublic Hearing and Council Action on Authorizing Ordinance and Bond Resolution for Sewer System Revenue Bonds ($11,000,000)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic Hearing and Council Action on Adoption of the Solid Waste Management PlanPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3gConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2027 Budget, FY 2027 Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3gConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2027 Budget, FY 2027 Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3gConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2027 Budget, FY 2027 Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3gConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2027 Budget, FY 2027 Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3fConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 14, Article II, Division 2 – Business License Tax IncreasePassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3eConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 90, Article VII, Section 90-302 – Transient Occupancy Tax IncreasePassed, unanimous
- ✕ no3dConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 90, Article VI, Section 90-262 – Tax on Meals IncreasePassed 4–2in the minority
- ✓ yes3cConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 102, Article V, Section 102-203(b) – Stormwater Utility Rate at $36.02 per BU (5.0 Percent Increase)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3bConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 102, Article II, Section 102-31(b) – Wastewater Utility Rate Increase of 6.0 PercentPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3aConsideration of an ordinance amending and readopting Chapter 90, Article II, Division 1, Section 90-33 – Commercial/Industrial Real Property Transportation Tax RatePassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes9dBond resolution for issuance of general obligation school bonds up to $22,000,000 (R-26-15)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes9cResolution requesting the City of Fairfax Economic Development Authority to issue revenue bonds up to $22,000,000 for General Government Capital Projects (R-26-14)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes9bResolution to proceed with the Willard-Sherwood Health and Community Center project (R-26-13)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes9aAward of Construction Contract to Fort Myer Construction Corporation for the Blenheim Boulevard Multimodal Improvements ProjectPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no7Consideration of Appointments to Boards, Commissions, and Advisory CommitteesFailed 3–3Watch
- ✓ yes6mIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 14, Article II, Division 2 pertaining to annual license taxes on certain business classifications (BPOL)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6lIntroduction of an authorizing ordinance for issuance of sewer system revenue bonds up to $11,000,000 (including Noman Cole capital costs)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6kIntroduction of appropriation resolutions for General, Capital, Wastewater, Transit, Stormwater Utility, Cable, Old Town, Transportation Tax, and Debt Service funds for FY 2027Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6jIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 90, Section 90-302 pertaining to a proposed increase in the Transient Occupancy Tax (subject to Commonwealth enabling legislation)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6iIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 90, Section 90-262 pertaining to a proposed increase in the meals taxPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6hIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 102, Section 102-203(b) to set stormwater utility rate at $36.02 per BU (5.0% increase)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6gIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 102, Section 102-31(b) to increase wastewater service rates by 6.0 percentPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6fIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 90, Article II, Division 1, Section 90-33 pertaining to classification and taxation of commercial and industrial real property (Transportation Tax)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6eConsideration of Resolution R-26-12 approving City participation in opioid combined settlement agreement against six remnant defendantsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6dConsideration of agreements between the City and the City Constitutional Officers (City Treasurer and City Commissioner of Revenue)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6cConsideration of the March 24, 2026 Regular Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6bConsideration of the March 24, 2026 Special Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the March 17, 2026 Special Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and consideration of an ordinance amending and re-enacting Chapter 38 (Environment), Article II (Noise), of the Code of the City of Fairfax, Virginia, pertaining to noise mitigation and the regulation of loud, disturbing and unnecessary noisesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3Closed Meeting – Boards and Commissions Interviews and AppointmentsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3Closed Meeting – Boards and Commissions Interviews and AppointmentsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes2Consideration for Remote Participation by Councilmember McQuillenPassed, unanimous
- ✕ no9aConsideration of Maximum Real Estate Tax Rate for FY2027 to be AdvertisedPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✓ yes7aPublic Hearing – Rise and Shine Preschool Special Use Permit Amendment (10185 Main Street / Fairfax Christian Church)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent Agenda – February 2026 Meeting Minutes (Items 6a–6f)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes2aActions out of closed meetingPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7Appointments to Boards, Commissions, and Advisory CommitteesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4Consideration of a resolution to adopt the Affordable Housing Strategic PlanPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3Consideration of a resolution endorsing an application to the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation's Transit Ridership Incentive ProgramPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes2Consideration of a resolution to endorse the City's application to the Transportation Planning Board's Regional Roadway Safety ProgramPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on the adoption of the Urban Forest Master Plan (UFMP)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on the adoption of the Urban Forest Master Plan (UFMP)Failed 2–4in the minority
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the January 6, 2026 Work Session minutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes9aConsideration of a Resolution to Cancel the George Snyder Trail Project (VDOT UPC 112816)Passed 4–2
- ✓ yes9aConsideration of a Resolution to Cancel the George Snyder Trail Project (VDOT UPC 112816)Passed, unanimous
- ✕ no7ePublic Hearing and Council Action on a Grant Supplemental Appropriation Resolution – $4,600,000 from Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Concession Funding for the George Snyder TrailFailed 3–3
- ✓ yes7dPublic Hearing and Council Action on an Ordinance Amending Chapter 2 (Administration) – Required Financial Disclosures / Conflict of InterestPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7cPublic Hearing and Council Action on an Ordinance Adopting Printed Supplement Numbers 16 to 26, Inclusive, to the Code of the City of Fairfax, VirginiaPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7bPublic Hearing and Council Action on an Ordinance Amending Chapter 102 (Utilities) – Sanitary Sewer Connection Fees and Wastewater Lateral Repair and Replacement ChargesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes9bConsideration of the City's Proposed 2026 Legislative ProgramPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes9aConsideration of the FY 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) Presentation to the City CouncilPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6jIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 2 (Administration), Article III (Officers and Employees), Division 2 (Disclosure of Interests), pertaining to required financial disclosures by certain enumerated officers and employees of the CityPassed, unanimous
- – abstain6iIntroduction of a grant supplemental appropriation resolution in the amount of $4,600,000 for Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Concession Funding for the George Snyder TrailPassed 3–2Watch
- ✓ yes6hIntroduction of an ordinance adopting printed Supplement Numbers 16 to 26, inclusive, to the Code of the City of Fairfax, VirginiaPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6gIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 102 (Utilities), Article II (Fees and Charges), Section 102-33 and Article IV (Wastewater), Division 3, Section 102-180, pertaining to sanitary sewer connection fees, frontage charges, wastewater lateral repair and replacement charges, and connections to public sewersPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6eConsideration of resolution amending previously adopted City Council Rules of ProcedurePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6dConsideration of the November 18, 2025 Regular Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6cConsideration of the November 18, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6bConsideration of the November 13, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the November 8, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes2Consideration for remote participation by Councilmember Amos pursuant to Code of Virginia Sec. 2.2-3708.2Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes10aConsideration of a contract modification for the Andes Drive Pump Station Main Lining to increase the contract value by $349,904Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes8bPublic hearing and Council action: Ordinance authorizing Deed of Easement with Fairfax County Water Authority for water main installation on Tax Map Nos. 48-4-01-000-C and 48-4-01-003Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes8aPublic hearing and Council action: Special Use Permit for Zandra's/Great Eats Hospitality, LLC – dancing and entertainment area at 3950 University Drive, Suite 210Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of appointments to boards, commissions, and advisory committeesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6eConsideration of updates to the FY 2027 Financial Policies and Council Budget GuidelinesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the October 23, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3.1Actions out of closed meeting: Appointment of City ManagerPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes10bConsideration of an ordinance amending Chapter 54, Section 54-4, pertaining to prohibition on firearms at City buildings, public property, and permitted public eventsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes10aConsideration of request from Combined Courthouse, LLC for nine special exceptions at 10300 Willard WayPassed 4–2
- ✓ yes10aConsideration of request from Combined Courthouse, LLC for nine special exceptions at 10300 Willard WayPassed 4–2
- ✕ no10aConsideration of request from Combined Courthouse, LLC for nine special exceptions at 10300 Willard WayFailed 2–4
- ✓ yes8aPublic hearing and Council action on a proposed resolution requesting General Assembly amendments to City Charter Sections 2.2(c), 3.1, and 5.2(f)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of the October 13, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes5Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yesActions out of Closed MeetingAppointment of Acting City ManagerPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4Consideration for remote participation by Councilmember Hardy-Chandler (Regular Meeting)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7dPublic hearing – Ordinance amending Chapter 54, Section 54-4, pertaining to prohibition on possession, carrying, or transportation of firearms in City buildings, public property, or at permitted public eventsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7cPublic hearing and Council action – Ordinance amending Chapter 66 (Personnel), Sections 66-167 and 407, regarding treatment of accumulated contributions for non-vested participantsPassed, unanimous
- ✕ no7bPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3750 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-172) – Board of Supervisors of Fairfax County applicantPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7bPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3750 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-172) – Board of Supervisors of Fairfax County applicantPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7bPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3750 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-172) – Board of Supervisors of Fairfax County applicantPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3740 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-175A) – City of Fairfax applicantPassed 5–2in the minority
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3740 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-175A) – City of Fairfax applicantPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit, special exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness for Health and Community Center at 3740 Blenheim Boulevard (Tax Map 57-2-02-175A) – City of Fairfax applicantPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes17Closed Meeting – Personnel Matters and Legal Counsel ConsultationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes17Closed Meeting – Personnel Matters and Legal Counsel ConsultationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes14Future Meeting Topics – Deferral of Firearms Ordinance Public HearingPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7bAppointments to Boards, Commissions, and Advisory CommitteesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aAppointment of Fairfax City Parks Foundation, Inc. Initial DirectorPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6Consent Agenda (Items 6a–6h)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3.1Consideration for remote participation by Councilmember Hardy-ChandlerPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on a request from Chick-fil-A for a special use permit for modifications to the existing drive-through and building at 9509 Fairfax Boulevard (SU-24-00078/SE-24-00079)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on a request from Chick-fil-A for a special use permit for modifications to the existing drive-through and building at 9509 Fairfax Boulevard (SU-24-00078/SE-24-00079)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on a request from Chick-fil-A for a special use permit for modifications to the existing drive-through and building at 9509 Fairfax Boulevard (SU-24-00078/SE-24-00079)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6iConsideration of an updated resolution to endorse applications for Revenue Sharing FundingPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6fConsideration of an appointment to the City's Retirement Plan Administrative CommitteePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6eConsideration of appointments of two Fairfax City Parks Foundation, Inc. initial directorsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the July 22, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no9cDiscussion regarding the current pause implemented by the City Council on April 8, 2025 to the Pickett Road Trail projectPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✓ yes9cDiscussion regarding the current pause implemented by the City Council on April 8, 2025 to the Pickett Road Trail projectPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes9bConsideration of a resolution on policies and procedures regarding the filling of vacancies on, and certain required actions by, City Council appointed boards and commissionsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7cPublic hearing and Council action – Zoning Ordinance amendments (Chapter 110): ADU Occupancy, Reducing Special Use Permits, and Miscellaneous AmendmentsPassed, unanimous
- ✕ no7bPublic hearing and Council action – Combined Courthouse, LLC special exceptions at 10300 Willard WayDeferred 5–1
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Davies Property Rezoning, General Development Plan, Special Exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness at 4131 Chain Bridge RoadPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Davies Property Rezoning, General Development Plan, Special Exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness at 4131 Chain Bridge RoadPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✕ no7aPublic hearing and Council action – Davies Property Rezoning, General Development Plan, Special Exceptions, and Certificate of Appropriateness at 4131 Chain Bridge RoadPassed 4–3in the minority
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed 5–1Watch
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed 5–1Watch
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6iIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 54 (Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions), Article I (General), Section 54-4 – firearms prohibitionPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6hConsideration of appointments to boards and commissionsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6a-6gConsent agenda – Prior meeting minutes (May 27 Special, May 27 Regular, June 3 Special, June 10 Special, June 10 Regular, June 17 Special, June 23 Special)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3aConsideration for remote participation by Councilmember McQuillenPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on a resolution authorizing the exercise of 'quick-take' powers for the Blenheim Boulevard Multimodal Improvement Project (UPC-107013)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6hConsideration of a resolution to adopt the updated Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6gConsideration of a resolution setting the allocation percentage for Personal Property Tax Relief (PPTR) in the City of Fairfax for the 2025 Tax Year at 32.00%Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6fConsideration to receive the list of delinquent taxes from the City Treasurer in compliance with State Code Section 58.1-3940Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6eConsideration of approval of changes to the Fairfax City Purchasing ResolutionPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6dConsideration of appointments to boards and commissionsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed 4–2Watch
- ✓ yes3aActions out of closed meetingPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no9aConsideration of a resolution on the George Snyder TrailPassed 4–2in the minorityWatch
- ✕ no9aConsideration of a resolution on the George Snyder TrailFailed 1–5Watch
- ✕ no9aConsideration of a resolution on the George Snyder TrailFailed 1–5Watch
- ✓ yes7aPublic hearing and Council action on an ordinance for the Virginia Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) programPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6Consent AgendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes17Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel for non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes17Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel for non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8bConsideration of a grant supplemental appropriation resolution in the amount of $1,047,794 for FY 2025 federal, state, and use of balance sheet funds for expendituresPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes8aIntroduction of an ordinance amending Chapter 90 (Taxation) to add Article XIV creating the City of Fairfax Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) Financing ProgramPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes16Closed Meeting: Consultation with Legal Counsel (Non-Litigation)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes16Closed Meeting: Consultation with Legal Counsel (Non-Litigation)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8cPublic Hearing: Endorsement of VDOT Transportation Alternatives and Revenue Sharing Funding ApplicationsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8bPublic Hearing: Special Use Permit – Maria S Unda Perez (Learning Tree Bilingual Montessori, LLC), 3936 Providence PlacePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8aPublic Hearing: Special Use Permit – Veronica Flores (Eliana's Childcare LLC), 10941 Byrd DrivePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7bResolution to Establish a Safe Streets for All Steering CommitteePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7cAward of Construction Contract to Environmental Quality Resources, LLC for Dale Lestina Tributary RestorationPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of the April 22, 2025 Regular Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesFailed 3–3Watch
- ✕ no3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesPassed 4–3in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesFailed 3–3in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesFailed 3–3in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesFailed 3–3in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes3eConsideration and appropriation of the FY 2026 Budget, Schedule of Rates and Levies, FY 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program, and establishment of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax RatesFailed 3–4in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes3dConsideration of no action on amending Chapter 90, Article VI, Section 90-262 – Tax on MealsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3cOrdinance amending Chapter 102, Article V, Section 102-203(b) – Stormwater Utility Rate at $34.30 per BU (6.0% increase)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3bOrdinance amending Chapter 102, Article II, Section 102-31(b) – Wastewater Utility Rate Increase 6.0% for FY26Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes3aOrdinance amending and readopting Chapter 90, Article II, Division 1, Section 90-33 – Commercial/Industrial Property Transportation Tax RatePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes1aConsideration for remote participation by Councilmember AmosPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes14Closed meeting to discuss personnel mattersPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes14Closed meeting to discuss personnel mattersPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7eIntroduction of appropriation resolutions for the General, Capital, Wastewater, Transit, Stormwater, Cable, Old Town, Transportation Tax, Debt Service, and ARPA Funds for the FY26 budget yearPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7dConsideration of an Award of Construction Contract to Sagres Construction Corporation in the estimated amount of $4,117,611 for Intersection Improvements at the McLean Ave/Warwick Ave/Fairfax Blvd IntersectionPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of the March 25, 2025 Regular Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4aConsideration of actions arising from the work session pertaining to various city trail projectsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4aConsideration of actions arising from the work session pertaining to various city trail projectsPassed 4–2Watch
- ✓ yes4aConsideration of actions arising from the work session pertaining to various city trail projectsPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no7fIntroduction of Ordinance Amending Chapter 90, Article VI, Section 90-262 – Meals Tax IncreasePassed 4–3in the minorityWatch
- ✕ no7eIntroduction of Ordinance Amending Chapter 102, Article V, Section 102-203(b) – Stormwater Utility Rate Increase to $34.30 per BU (6.0%)Passed 4–3in the minorityWatch
- ✕ no7dIntroduction of Ordinance Amending Chapter 102, Article II, Section 102-31(b) – Wastewater Utility Rate Increase 6.0% for FY26Passed 4–2in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of the March 18, 2025 Special Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes5bPublic Hearing and Council Action: Special Use Permit for Temporary Modular Classrooms at Fairfax High School (3501 Lion Run)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes5aPublic Hearing and Council Action: Special Use Permit for Temporary Modular Classrooms at Providence Elementary School (3616 Jermantown Road)Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4bPausing of Additional Staff Activity on Trails Projects (Country Club Hills Trail and Pickett Road Trail)Passed 3–2Watch
- ✓ yes4aGeorge Snyder Trail (GST) Advertising Cancellation and Project Modification ProcessPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes15Closed meeting – Consultation with legal counsel (non-litigation and actual/probable litigation)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes15Closed meeting – Consultation with legal counsel (non-litigation and actual/probable litigation)Passed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the March 11, 2025 Regular Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes15Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes15Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✕ no12aConsideration of the maximum Real Estate Tax Rate for fiscal year FY 2026 to be advertisedPassed 4–2in the minorityWatch
- ✓ yes6bConsideration of the February 25, 2025 Regular Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes6aConsideration of the February 18, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting for consultation with legal counsel regarding non-litigationPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8bPublic Hearing and Council action – Special Use Permit for Living Spring Church at 10015 Main StreetPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes8aPublic Hearing and Council action – Special Exception for Pathway Homes, Inc. at 4010 University DrivePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7eConsideration of a resolution fixing the date for continuation of a regular meeting of the City Council upon a finding of hazardous conditionsPassed 5–1Watch
- ✓ yes10aConsideration of revision to the City Council procedural and operational resolutionsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes7aConsideration of the January 7, 2025 Special Meeting minutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting to discuss personnel matters and for consultation with legal counsel for legal advicePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes16Closed meeting to discuss personnel matters and for consultation with legal counsel for legal advicePassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes10aConsideration of a resolution of the City Council appointments to the Virginia Municipal League (VML), Metropolitan Washington Council of Government (COG), and other regional and city boards and committeesPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes7Consent agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes5Adoption of the agendaPassed, unanimousWatch
- ✓ yes4.02Approval of FY2024 Professional Service Account Carry ForwardPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4.01Approval of September 9, 2024, Regular Meeting MinutesPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes3.01Proposed Five Year Capital Improvement Program – Motion to DeferPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4.02Approval of Employee ContractsPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes4.01Approval of Minutes – June 3, 2024Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes1.06Annual School Board OrganizationPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes1.05Agenda AdoptionPassed, unanimous
- ✓ yes1.01/1.02Call to Order / Elect Chair and Vice Chair for FY2024/25Passed, unanimous
- ✓ yes1.01/1.02Call to Order / Elect Chair and Vice Chair for FY2024/25Passed, unanimous