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Council Member· 2025-2028

Patricia Y. "Pat" King

Chesapeake

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At a glance

News mentions
6

Term ending Dec 31, 2028.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
29
Total speaking time
2:13:20
Avg per meeting
4:36
Segments
2879

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Top issues during term (20)

high↑May 2026[37]

Industrial Zoning and Contractor Storage Expansions

Private property investment by the applicant to bring the site into compliance with city standards.

medium↑Aug 2026[25]

Traffic Safety and Speeding on Spring Road

Speed display trailers would require budget funding; cost per unit not stated.

medium↑Oct 2026[25]

Land of Grace Farm AFID grant support

Up to $25,000 in city matching funds, subject to appropriation.

critical↓Jan 2026[24]

Data Center Regulations, Policy, and Moratorium

Could significantly increase municipal tax revenues from future data center developments while remaining competitive statewide.

critical↑Jun 2026[24]

State Code Alignment for Wireless and Solar Energy Systems

Will impact future land use, property values, and renewable energy development in Chesapeake.

critical↓Aug 2026[17]

King's Tobacco & Hookah Lounge Public Safety Concerns

Reduces municipal and police resource expenditure required for ongoing emergency response.

high↑Oct 2026[17]

Carlton Park Residential Development

Generates private investment and includes school mitigation contributions of $1,000 per dwelling unit.

high↑Oct 2026[16]

Tidewater Express Industrial Expansion

Expands local business operations and brings additional employment to the Deep Creek area.

high↑Sep 2026[15]

Precinct Reassignment Concerns in Crestwood

high↓Aug 2026[14]

Townes at Rivercrest Development

Increases local tax base and private capital investment in the Rivercrest area.

critical↑Mar 2026[14]

FY 2027 Operating Budget & CIP Final Amendments

Involves multi-million dollar appropriations and adjustments, including a $10.6M school operating fund increase and electric rate hikes.

critical↓Feb 2026[13]

Viridian Reserve North Residential Development & Infrastructure

Property values and infrastructure maintenance costs for surrounding neighborhoods are at stake.

high↑Mar 2026[13]

Civil Enforcement of Zoning and Building Code Violations

Reduces court expenditures associated with criminal zoning prosecutions.

high↑Feb 2026[13]

Master Transportation Plan & Road Connectivity

Millions in future capital investments and developer proffers.

critical↑Apr 2026[13]

FY 2026-27 Operating and Capital Budgets

Up to $39,295,000 in borrowed funds that the city would repay over time through its budget.

medium↑Jul 2026[12]

Agritourism Ad Hoc Committee Formation

Modest staff support costs with potential long-term economic gains for local farms.

high↑Jun 2026[12]

Rural Road Safety and Heavy Commercial Traffic

Potential future infrastructure repair and road widening costs for the city.

critical↓Jan 2026[11]

Hyperscale Data Center Development & Community Transparency

Potential increased utility infrastructure costs and long-term impacts on local water and energy grids.

critical↓Feb 2026[11]

Surging Utility Bills and Customer Service Concerns

Potentially lowers water utility costs for residents in communities currently billed at higher tier rates on master meters.

medium↑Oct 2026[10]

water shortage

You might see higher utility bills or have to pay for costly fixes to your lawn and landscaping if it dries up.

Decisions during term (524)

Recorded while King was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

Voting record (290)

277 yes13 no

Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.

Voted yesOct 24, 2026

PLN-REZ-2025-013: 2728 Battlefield LLC Rezoning

Voted yesOct 20, 2026

PLN-REZ-2025-013 2728 Battlefield LLC Rezoning

Voted noOct 20, 2026

PLN-USE-2026-009 Battlefield Blvd Tattoo Parlor Conditional Use Permit

Voted yesOct 20, 2026

PLN-TXT-2026-002 State Code Updates - Wireless & Housing

Voted noOct 20, 2026

PLN-COMP-2026-003 Comprehensive Plan Solar and Battery Energy Storage Policy

Voted yesOct 20, 2026

Closed Meeting Authorization for October 27, 2026

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Approval of Meeting Agenda

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Withdrawal of PLN-REZ-2025-015 (Great Hope Baptist Church)

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Approval of PLN-REZ-2025-021 (Mears Creek)

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Approval of PLN-REZ-APM-2026-001 (Sawyer Property)

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Approval of PLN-USE-CT-2026-001 (Sams Circle Communication Tower)

Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Approval of PLN-TXT-2026-001 (Data Centers Text Amendment)

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

to approve certification of the Closed Meeting.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Consent Agenda, with the exception of City Manager Items (1) – (10).

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the agenda, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the withdrawal request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of City Manager Items (1) – (10), as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Closed Meeting.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

to approve certification of the Closed Meeting.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Ordinance, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesAug 11, 2026

approval of the slate of appointees, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of PLN-USE-2026-007, with stipulations, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved to approve the agenda, as amended.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of PLN-REZ-2025-019, with proffers, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of the Closed Meeting on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of PLN-USE-2025-045, with stipulations, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved approval of PLN-USE-CT-2025-002, with stipulations, as presented.

Voted yesJul 21, 2026

moved to approve the withdrawal request for Planning Public Hearing Item (E) – PLN-USE-2026- 002 Mill Stone Energy Center, and the removal of Non-Planning Public Hearing Item (F) and City Manager Item

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the agenda, as presented.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Resolution, as presented.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

Non-Planning Public Hearing Item A: Ordinance Vacating Public Utility Easements at 512 Battlefield Boulevard North

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Ordinance, as presented, and with the valuation waiver ($92,263.05).

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Consent Agenda, as presented.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Request, as presented.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

approval of the Closed Meeting.

Voted yesJul 14, 2026

to approve certification of the Closed Meeting.

Voted yesJun 16, 2026

that City Council appointees receive a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) as identified in their contracts at 3.5% and a car allowance for those appointees who do not already have one commensurate to th

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