Legislation Details

File #: 26-0303    Version: 1 Name: Hope Street Dumpster Enclosure 2026
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/16/2026 In control: City Council Legislative Session
On agenda: 10/14/2026 Final action:
Title: Resolution Authorizing the Grant of a Dumpster Enclosure Use Agreement to Partnership for a new Phoebus, Inc., Over a Portion of City Property Known as 8 South Hope Street for the Use of a Brick Enclosure to House Solid Waste Containers for Use by Certain Restaurants and other Retail Businesses in the Vicinity of the Enclosure
Indexes: , , Economic Vitality, Hampton Clean City
Attachments: 1. Dumpster Enclosure Agreement 2026 (P'Ship Sign Off)
Related files: 21-0270
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Title
Resolution Authorizing the Grant of a Dumpster Enclosure Use Agreement to Partnership for a new Phoebus, Inc., Over a Portion of City Property Known as 8 South Hope Street for the Use of a Brick Enclosure to House Solid Waste Containers for Use by Certain Restaurants and other Retail Businesses in the Vicinity of the Enclosure

Purpose
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND:
See Discussion.

Discussion:

A City (public) parking lot is located at the corner of County Street and Hope Street (addressed as 8 Hope Street; LRSN 12001367). In 2016, out of concern for public health and safety, the City constructed in the corner of that lot a brick enclosure for the purpose of providing a shielded area to house solid waste containers for use by certain restaurants in the vicinity of that enclosure. This service was facilitated through that certain Phoebus Dumpster Enclosure Agreement dated April 1, 2016 between the City of Hampton and Richard G. Levin (the "2016 Agreement"), an owner of much of the property bordering the parking lot, and landlord to the tenants then needing an avenue for solid waste disposal. Subsequent to that agreement, Phoebus experienced substantial economic growth, including several more restaurants and other retail establishments along Mellen Street and in the immediate vicinity of the parking lot and dumpster enclosure. With that the need for expanded waste disposal has become a necessity. The Partnership for a new Phoebus, Inc. (the "Partnership") agreed to take responsibility for expanding that service, and contracted with a vendor to provide daily waste disposal (Monday - Saturday) for certain retail and restaurant establishments adjacent to the parking lot.

The arrangement with the Partnership has been successful for the past five (5) years. It has provided participating businesses with a shared, enclosed, and locked location for solid waste disposal while allowing the Partnership to coordinate removal service with Bay Disposal Waste Management...

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