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Cocoa CRA Agenda 08-03-26
The Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency held a Regular Meeting on August 3, 2026. Action Items included approving a Commercial Façade Improvement Program (CFIP) grant application for $20,000 for a property at 513 S Cocoa Blvd Ste D, Cocoa, FL 32922. Additionally, Task Order 2026-16 was approved for Kimley Horn for T-Dock design, and a Task Order for Mead & Hunt was approved for construction services for the Lee Wenner Park Day Slips and Revetment Project totaling $77,853. The next meeting is scheduled for September 14, 2026.
- Board:
- Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-08-03
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approved (for CFIP grant application, Task Order 2026-16, and Mead & Hunt Task Order)
- Address:
- 513 S Cocoa Blvd Ste D, Cocoa, FL 32922
07-28-2026 Agenda Packet
[65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case PZ 26-00600001, PZ 26-00500001, PZ 26-02100001, PZ26-02000002] The City of Cocoa is holding a Regular Meeting on July 28, 2026. Key agenda items include public hearings for annexation, comprehensive plan amendments, and zoning map amendments related to Grissom Parkway (1.29 acres), and a zoning text amendment for Uptown C-C to add optical services. The consent agenda includes approvals for water meter equipment purchases with Ferguson Enterprises LLC (up to $1,975,000), planning and zoning services with RVI Planning and Landscape Architecture, Inc., a FY2026 pay plan revision, purchase of a 2026 Mack MD6 42R truck ($119,818.90), and petroleum products with Palmdale Oil Company (up to $876,500). A public hearing is also scheduled to establish the rolled-back rate and propose a millage rate for FY2027 budget notification. [603 Brevard Avenue; 216 and 218 Oleander Street; not stated (Cirrus PUD); not stated (Sanctuary at Cocoa Townhomes); case 2026-367 (603 Brevard Ave Hotel); 2026-369 (Oleander St Parking); 2026-374 (Sanctuary at Cocoa Townhomes); 2026-375 (Cirrus PUD)] The City of Cocoa held a Regular Meeting on May 12, 2026. The Council approved a Development Agreement and Concept Plan for a 7-story, 104-room hotel at 603 Brevard Avenue, on approximately 0.87 acres owned by the Cocoa Redevelopment Agency. The project includes roadway, drainage, and sidewalk improvements, a $500,000 contribution for off-site parking, underground utilities, and energy-efficient building methods. The applicant, 360 Hospitality Group, anticipates 30 months for construction and will hire locally for about 60 positions. The Council also approved a low-impact development surface parking area on approximately 0.9 acres of City-owned property at 216 and 218 Oleander Street, to include about 80 parking spaces, charging stations, lighting, trees, and sidewalks. Additionally, the Council approved the Sanctuary at Cocoa Townhomes Development Agreement, Preliminary Plat, and Large-Scale Site Plan, a two-phase development with 249 townhome lots on 43.42 acres, including 46.12 acres of preservation conveyed to the City. Conditions include developer contributions for Arbor Mitigation ($550,000) and sidewalk completion. A PUD Amendment for Cirrus Planned Unit Development was approved for 1.5 acres, including a quick-service restaurant and dental office. The Council also approved various consent agenda items, including change orders for Stewart Electric Motor Works, Inc. ($40,000 increase), 2W Construction Corp DBA 2W Solutions ($35,000 increase), and agreements with Carollo Engineers, Inc., Atlantic Pipe Services, and a revised Municipal Services Agreement with Historic Cocoa Village Main Street for new signage.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated (items are on agenda for consideration)
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- not stated (for Grissom Pkwy items); not stated (for Uptown C-C item)
Diamond Square Full Agenda 07-21-2026
The Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on July 20, 2026. The primary action item was the approval of a Commercial Façade Improvement Program (CFIP) grant application for $20,000 for the property at 1000 Holmes St, Cocoa, FL 32922. The applicant, Erika O'Neal of A Taste of Elegance Commissary Kitchen, proposed improvements including window installation, a digital business sign, fence installation, and landscaping, with a total project cost of $41,905. The agency also approved the agenda for the meeting and the minutes from the June 15, 2026 meeting. The June 15, 2026 meeting included approval of a $1,000 Paint Grant for 710 Carissa Ave and a $500 Beautification Grant for the same address. Public comment at the June meeting included a resident's concern about garbage on West Railroad Avenue, which was addressed by staff regarding an abatement process. Discussions also covered budget items, signage for meetings, progress on Fiske Blvd pedestrian crosswalks, housing sales, a new park and playground funded by Lennar, signage in Virginia Park, and the RICHES program for archiving family history. The next meeting was scheduled for August 17, 2026.
- Board:
- Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-20
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved (for CFIP grant application, Paint Grant, Beautification Grant, agenda, and minutes)
- Address:
- 1000 Holmes St, Cocoa, FL 32922; 710 Carissa Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Erika O'Neal of A Taste of Elegance Commissary Kitchen (for 1000 Holmes St); not stated (for 710 Carissa Ave)
7-16-2026 Agenda Packet
The City of Cocoa Code Enforcement Board is holding a regular meeting on July 16, 2026. The agenda includes several cases of property code violations. Case CE26-1121 involves property owner Mary C. Holmes at 1044 Alamanda Ln., cited for accumulation of trash/debris, lack of visible address numbers, and a dilapidated fence. The property was previously tabled on June 18, 2026, and the owner requested a continuance due to a legal matter in Virginia. The owner has been in communication with code enforcement, acknowledging some issues but citing difficulties with fence repair and neighbor disputes. The recommended action is to find the owner in violation and assess a daily fine of up to $250 per violation until compliance. Other cases listed are CE26-1246 at 2414 Tulane Dr. (motor vehicle parking violations), CE26-1291 at 1424 Pineda St. (public way occupancy), CE26-1541 at 434 Satsuma St. (accumulation and building permit issues), CE26-0417 at 900 Friday Rd. (prohibited signs on vehicles), and CE25-001553 at 1103 Myrtle Ln. (building permit and accumulation issues). A non-compliance case, CE-26-0233 at 1035 W King St., involves multiple violations including nuisance conditions, defacement of property, fence maintenance, electrical hazards, and sign maintenance, with a prior finding of violation and a deadline for correction.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-16
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended to find property owner in violation and assess a daily fine of up to $250 per violation until compliance.
- Address:
- 1044 Alamanda Ln., Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Mary C. Holmes
BOA July 15 2026 Agenda
The City of Cocoa Board of Adjustment considered a waiver request for a fence height increase at 800 N Fiske Blvd. The applicant, 321 Rocket Fence, representing owner 800 N Fiske Condo Association, Inc., sought to replace approximately 1025 feet of existing fence with an 8-foot tall stockade wood fence, an increase from the 6-foot maximum allowed in the RU-2-15 (Multi-Family) residential zone. The property is a 7.19-acre, 128-unit apartment complex. The waiver was requested to deter crime, as the existing fence was deteriorated and contributed to security issues. Staff recommended denial, stating the applicant did not meet the initial criteria of unique physical surroundings or hardship. However, staff noted that a 230-foot segment of 8-foot fencing was previously approved by variance in 1992. No public comments or objections were noted in the provided documents. The Board of Adjustment's decision is not explicitly stated in the provided text, but the staff recommendation was to deny the waiver.
- Board:
- Board of Adjustment Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-15
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff recommended denial. The Board of Adjustment's final decision is not explicitly stated.
- Address:
- 800 N Fiske Blvd, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- 321 Rocket Fence (Installer), Mariana Glaubius (Contact); 800 N Fiske Condo Association, Inc. (Owner/Developer), Romy Smith (Representative)
07-14-2026 Agenda Packet
[65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case PZ 26-00500001, PZ 26-02100001, PZ26-00600001, 3600 Grissom Pkway Comp Plan Amendment (POSTPONED), 2026-558 (Windward Preserve PUD)] The City of Cocoa Council will hold a regular meeting on July 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM at 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922. The agenda includes several consent items, public hearings, and council business. Key items for contractors include: approval for participation in a cooperative purchase agreement for a Trane Tracer SC+ & Synchrony Architecture for the Dyal Water Treatment Plant ($54,000 total project amount); approval for emergency generator repairs at Well #25 for $30,000, with a total FY26 project cost not to exceed $166,768.84; authorization for the Civic Center roof replacement project with Tech Systems Inc. for $105,491.61, with a maximum project cost of $116,041.61; authorization for design and construction of the Pineda Causeway Phase 2 Water Main Design and Installation Projects with Patrick Space Force Base; purchase for systematic replacement of lift station pumps (Project No. WS1141) not to exceed $180,467; approval for upgrades to the City Hall HVAC system with Trane for $280,662, with a total authorized project amount of $287,738. Public hearings include a Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Map Amendment and Zoning Map Amendment for 1.29 acres on Grissom Parkway, and an annexation for 1.29 acres on Grissom Parkway, which was postponed to July 28, 2026. A developer's proposed revisions to Residential Architectural Elevations for the Windward Preserve PUD will also be reviewed.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved (for Consent Agenda items, except for postponed items), Postponed (for PZ26-00600001 and 3600 Grissom Pkway Comp Plan Amendment)
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- not stated (for Grissom Parkway items), not stated (for Windward Preserve PUD)
07-07-2026 Agenda Packet
[65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-531] This document is an agenda for a City of Cocoa Special Meeting on July 7, 2026, and includes a detailed breakdown of the FY 2027 budget revenue compared to previous years. It lists various revenue sources including taxes, fees, grants, and interfund transfers. The agenda itself focuses on approving the meeting agenda, a financial analysis by Stantec, and an overview of the FY 2027 Balanced Budget Proposal. There are no specific development projects, zoning changes, or contractor opportunities detailed within this document. Public input is scheduled as an agenda item, but no specific comments or sentiments are recorded in this excerpt. This document details budget allocations for various city departments for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing projected amounts with previous years' actuals and original budgets. It includes line items for personal services, operating expenses, and capital outlays. Specific contract services are listed under the Planning department, including RVI & ECFRPC, Southeastern Surveying, Geosyntec, PDCS, and Bonner County. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments are mentioned. This document is a budget expense detail report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing original budgets to adjusted budgets and year-to-date actuals. It details expenditures across various departments including Operating Supplies, Information Technology, Human Resources, Finance General Accounting, and Procurement & Budgeting. Specific line items include salaries, benefits, professional services, contract services, IT-related operating expenses, repairs and maintenance, and training. The document does not contain information about specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments related to construction or development opportunities. This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budget amounts with actuals from previous years. It details various expense categories for different departments, including Personal Services, Operating Expenses, and Capital Outlay. Specific line items include salaries, wages, insurance, contract services, travel, communication, postage, rentals, repairs, maintenance, printing, and other charges. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed in this excerpt. [2001 MICHIGAN AVE-OLD FIRE STN; 1950 E MERRITT ISL CSWY-TANK ISL] This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027. It lists various expenditures for city departments, including service awards, employee events, insurance, advertising, office supplies, operating supplies, fuel, training, professional services, and IT-related expenses. Specific line items include 'AD VALOR- CELL TWR-2001 MICHIGAN AVE-OLD FIRE STN' with a budget of $700 and 'AD VALOR-CELL TWR-1950 E MERRITT ISL CSWY-TANK ISL' with a budget of $600. It also details costs for copy paper, holiday parade truck signs, document destruction, gasoline, and employee health center expenses. Training budgets include executive leadership, paramedic school, and safety training. IT expenses cover learning management systems, GPS equipment, budget document software, and other software subscriptions. Legal expenses for the City Attorney are also itemized. The document does not contain information about specific development projects, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or public comments. This document is a budget expense detail report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budget amounts with actuals from previous years. It details expenditures across various departments including Communications & Economic Development, Leisure Services, and Police Administration/Operations. Specific line items include salaries, wages, benefits, professional services, contract services, travel, communication, operating supplies, and IT-related expenses. There are no specific development projects, zoning changes, or property transactions detailed in this excerpt. This document is a budget expense detail report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing actuals to budget. It lists various line items for the City of Palm Bay Police Department, including expenses for training, dispatch services, travel, lodging, per diem, communication, postage, utilities, rentals, insurance, repairs and maintenance, small tools, building repairs, vehicle maintenance, printing, promotional activities, investigative funds, office supplies, operating supplies, uniforms, EMS supplies, janitorial supplies, fuel, memberships, and training. Specific items include ice machine cleaning, Faro machine maintenance, conference room table refinishing, annual radio maintenance, repairs not covered by contract, small tools for support services, building repairs, vehicle repairs, recruitment vehicle wraps, police boat maintenance, printing needs, promotional giveaways, confidential tags, investigative towing, advertising for recruiting, investigative funds, office supplies, cell phone cases, ammunition, dog food, canine wellness exams, radio batteries, ear kits, microphones, flashlights, trauma kits, AED equipment, ballistic helmets, rifle lights, suppressors, patrol ballistic shields, mini shields, intoxilyzer supplies, crisis negotiation tools, traffic unit equipment, life jackets, vest carriers, name plates, uniform items for various units (VCOP, Community Engagement, Honor Guard, Quartermaster, SWAT, Crisis Negotiations, Traffic Unit), EMS supplies, janitorial supplies, fuel for vehicles and generators, and memberships/publications for police associations. It also details training expenses for accreditation, crime scene investigation, records management, technology applications, and various police chief conferences. IT-related expenses include computer hardware, software subscriptions, and IT support services. This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing original budgets with year-to-date actuals and previous years' spending across various departments including Police, Code Enforcement, Fire Administration, and Fire Operations. It details line items for personal services, operating expenses, and capital expenditures. Specific line items include costs for training, equipment, software subscriptions, vehicle replacements, and contract services. For example, under Police Communications, there are budget allocations for IT-RELATED OPERATING EXP ($202,860), Flock Safety LPR ($30,000), and Tyler eCrash and eCitation ($39,288). Under Fire Administration, contract services are budgeted at $363,875, including administrative offices cleaning, station study, and fire plan review and inspection services. Fire Operations has significant personal services budgets, including regular salaries and wages ($3,177,494) and overtime ($300,000), as well as operating expenses like electricity/water/sewer ($83,592) and repairs & maintenance ($126,227). This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budget amounts with actuals from previous years. It details expenditures across various departments including Fire, Community Development, Administration, Code Enforcement, and Street Management. Specific line items include office supplies, operating supplies (such as firefighting gear, PPE, and medical supplies), uniforms, fuel, IT-related expenses, and training. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed within this budget document. This document is a budget expense detail report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budget amounts with actuals from previous years. It details expenditures across various departments including Street Management, Parks & Beautification, and Public Works Fleet Maintenance. Specific line items indicate potential opportunities for contractors and trades in areas such as: annual street paving program ($500,000), safer routes to school safety improvements ($62,500), replacement of a yard dump vehicle ($200,000), sidewalk maintenance ($60,000), roadway striping ($35,000), traffic signal maintenance ($60,000), repair and maintenance of light fixtures in downtown areas ($65,000), and various other repair and maintenance services for roads, sidewalks, traffic signals, and park facilities. The Parks & Beautification section includes significant allocations for mowing contracts ($526,000), pressure washing sidewalks ($20,000), cemetery services ($20,000), and park maintenance including Riverfront Park bandshell rehabilitation ($375,000). The Fleet Maintenance section outlines budgets for contract services for vehicle parts and equipment parts ($161,000), and various repair and maintenance activities for shop equipment and vehicles. There are no specific project addresses, applicant names, case numbers, or decisions mentioned in this budget document. This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budget amounts with actuals from previous years. It details expenditures across various departments including Infrastructure, Public Works Fleet Maintenance, Sanitation, Facility Management, and Capital Projects Management. Specific line items include contract services, machinery and equipment, IT hardware, software, salaries, overtime, insurance, utilities, repairs and maintenance for buildings and vehicles, travel, communication, postage, operating supplies, uniforms, fuel, training, and promotional activities. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed in this excerpt. This document details budget allocations for Fiscal Year 2027 across various departments, including Capital Projects Management, Public Works, General Fund, CDBG, Brevard County HOME, SHIP/Housing Assistance, and Building Permits. It outlines revenue and expense details, including personnel services, operating costs, and grants. Specific line items indicate funding for contract services, fair housing testing, and various housing programs. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed in this budget document. The document is a financial overview and does not contain information on specific construction projects or opportunities for contractors. This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing proposed budgets with actual expenditures. It details operating expenses, personal services, contract services, and capital expenditures across various departments including Administration, Code Enforcement, and Community Development. Specific line items include "CONTRACT SERVICES" with a budget of $459,000 for FY2027, "DEMOLITION - BUILDING/STRUCTURES" with a budget of $50,000 for FY2027, and "T-DOCK CONTINGENCY FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION" with a budget of $1,319,743 for FY2027. It also lists "DECORATIVE STREET LIGHTING ENHANCEMENTS" with a budget of $25,000 for FY2027 and "COMMERCIAL FACADE PROGRAM (5X$20,000)" with a budget of $100,000 for FY2027. The document does not contain specific project addresses, developer names, or decisions on development proposals, as it focuses on budgetary allocations for services and operations. This document is a budget detail for Fiscal Year 2027, outlining expenses and revenues for various funds. It details allocations for personnel services, operating expenses, capital projects, and grants. Specific line items include contract services for the Diamond Square Initiative, repairs and maintenance for landscaping and hardscaping, and the purchase of bus stop benches, banners, and wayfinding signs. It also details funding for various grant programs such as commercial facade improvements, residential landscape grants, and homebuyer assistance. The document also includes budget details for the Arbor Mitigation Fund, State Forfeiture Fund, Federal Forfeiture Fund, Opioid Settlement, Debt Service Fund, and Water/Sewer Fund, with line items for tree planting, law enforcement operations, and water/sewer sales and connection fees. This document is a budget revenue and expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing projected figures with actuals from previous years. It details various revenue streams such as sewer sales, reuse water sales, investment interest, and rent/royalties. The expense section breaks down costs for personal services, operating expenses, and capital expenditures across different departments including Inventory, Utility Support Services, Water Administration, and Finance. Specific line items mention costs for professional services, contract services, repairs and maintenance, communication, and insurance. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed within this budget document. This document is a budget expense detail for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing budgeted amounts with actuals. It details expenditures across various categories including repairs and maintenance, operating supplies, professional services, and capital outlays for different departments and programs. Specific line items indicate potential work for contractors in areas such as building maintenance, vehicle repair, IT-related operating expenses, and the purchase of machinery and equipment. The document does not contain information on specific projects, zoning changes, or public comment. This document is a detailed budget expense report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing projected expenses with actuals from previous years. It breaks down costs by department, including Water Field Operations, Utilities GIS, Engineering, and Sellers Plant. Specific line items detail salaries, wages, overtime, benefits, professional services, contract services, travel, communication, repairs and maintenance, operating supplies, and capital expenditures for machinery and equipment. The report does not contain information about specific development projects, addresses, zoning changes, applicants, case numbers, decisions, or public comments. It is a financial document outlining operational and capital budgets for various utility divisions. This document is a budget detail report for Fiscal Year 2027, comparing projected expenses with actuals from previous years. It details various operational and capital expenditures for departments including Sellers Plant, Sewer Field Operations, and Debt Service. Specific line items include costs for retirement contributions, insurances, professional services (engineering, contract services), travel, communication, freight, utilities, rentals, repairs and maintenance, small tools, uniforms, fuel oil, memberships, training, and IT-related expenses. Capital expenditures are noted for machinery and equipment, with specific line items for metering pumps and high service pumps. The document also details revenue from water and sewer impact fees, and interest earnings. There are no specific project proposals, zoning changes, or development applications detailed within this budget document. This document is a budget report for Fiscal Year 2027, detailing expenses and revenues for various utility operations. It does not contain specific project proposals, contractor opportunities, or public comment. The document lists budget allocations for capital improvements, infrastructure, machinery, IT hardware, software, and personnel across water, sewer, and stormwater utilities. Specific line items indicate planned expenditures for projects such as 'WS1106 - WELL REHABILIATION' and 'WS25SL - GROUND WATER SLUDGE DEWATERING FACILITY' within the Dyal Plant, and 'SW24LB - LONDON DITCH PIPING CONSTRUCTION' and 'SW08PL - ANNUAL REPAIR/REPLACE PIPING' within the Stormwater Utility. It also details operational expenses including professional services, contract services, repairs and maintenance, and fuel. The document does not provide specific addresses, case numbers, applicant names, or decisions on projects, as it is a financial budget overview. This document is a budget analysis for the City of Cocoa for Fiscal Year 2027. It details proposed budgets, revenue projections, and expenditure plans across various city funds, including the General Fund, Water/Sewer Utility, Stormwater Utility, and others. Key areas of focus include capital improvement projects, rate adjustments for fire and stormwater services, and financial sustainability. Specific capital projects mentioned include water isolation valve installation, seawall rehabilitation, clarifier projects, groundwater filter improvements, surge tank replacement, Saint Johns Street & Ridgeway Avenue improvements, pipe infrastructure replacement, finished water steel tank replacement, utilities program management, wellfield security, utilities operations campus site layout, exploratory wells, air supply system upgrades at Sellers Waste Reclamation, CIPP rehabilitation, lift station improvements, and force main valve assessment/replacement programs. Machinery and equipment upgrades are also noted for Sellers WRF and lift station SCADA panels. The document outlines proposed increases for fire assessment rates and discusses potential rate indexing for water/sewer and stormwater utilities. It also highlights challenges such as critical infrastructure upgrades, personnel recruitment and retention, and potential ad valorem revenue reductions.
- Board:
- FY27 Budget Workshop with Stantec
- Date:
- 2026-07-07
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- City of Palm Bay Police Department
Special City Council Meeting July 7, 2026
This document is an agenda for a Special Meeting of the City Council of Cocoa, Florida, held on July 7, 2026. The agenda includes opening matters, approval of the agenda and minutes, a financial analysis by Stantec, an overview of the FY 2027 Balanced Budget Proposal, council discussion, public input, and adjournment. The meeting location is 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922. The document also provides detailed public notice regarding meeting accessibility, participation, public comment submission, and appeal procedures. A specific agenda item (File ID: 2026-531) requests approval of the agenda itself. There are no specific development projects listed for approval or discussion, only procedural and financial matters.
- Board:
- FY27 Budget Workshop with Stantec
- Date:
- 2026-07-07
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- The agenda item requests approval of the agenda for the July 7, 2026 Special City Council meeting.
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
07-01-2026 Agenda Packet
The City of Cocoa Board of Adjustment considered a variance request for 1198 N Indian River Dr. The applicant, Tim Quigley, sought to allow an approximately 861-square-foot addition to a nonconforming residential structure and a reduction of the required front setback from 50 feet to approximately 25 feet. The property is zoned Residential Estate. The existing residence, built in 1962, is nonconforming due to its placement within the required front setback. The proposed addition aims to address deteriorated structural components and update aging mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. The Board of Adjustment agenda for July 1, 2026, lists this item under 'New Business'. The document does not state the decision on this variance request.
- Board:
- Special Board of Adjustment Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-01
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 1198 N Indian River Dr, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Tim Quigley
Planning & Zoning July 1, 2026
The City of Cocoa Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency met on July 1, 2026. The agenda included several new business items. Item 1, PZ 25-00500006, concerning a Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 3600 Grissom Parkway, was postponed. Item 2, PZ 26-00500001, a Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Map Amendment for 1.29 acres on Grissom Parkway, and Item 3, PZ 26-02100001, a Zoning Map Amendment for the same 1.29 acres on Grissom Parkway, were listed for consideration. The document also details a previous meeting on June 3, 2026, where PZ 25-00500006 (3600 Grissom Parkway) and PZ 25-00200020 (Sky Powersports) were postponed to July 1, 2026. A Zoning Text Amendment (Ord 11-2026) for Optical Services in the Waterfront Overlay District was approved for consideration of developing a low-impact development surface parking area on Oleander Street. A notice for a public hearing on April 24, 2026, mentioned PZ 25-00500006 (3600 Grissom Parkway, 40 acres, changing from 'very low density residential' to 'industrial') and PZ 26-02800008 (603 Brevard Ave, 0.87 acres, for a hotel). A detailed memo for PZ 26-00500001 and PZ 26-02100001 describes the property at Grissom Parkway, 1.29 acres, changing from Brevard County 'Residential 4' to City of Cocoa 'Industrial' for the Comprehensive Plan Amendment and from Brevard County 'General Use' to City of Cocoa 'M-2 (Manufacturing and Industrial)' for the Zoning Map Amendment. The applicant is Park Industrial, LLC, represented by Noel Barnett of KPM Franklin, with property owners Dale and Lori Morris. The proposed development includes an industrial complex with warehouse and distribution operations, contractor offices, light and heavy manufacturing, outdoor storage, and heavy equipment rental, repair, service, and sales. The property is adjacent to recently annexed parcels with similar industrial designations. The annexation hearing is scheduled for July 14, 2026. Public comments were not stated in relation to these specific agenda items, but the notice invited interested parties to appear and be heard. The document also mentions a previous annexation of 36 parcels in April 2026.
- Board:
- Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-01
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Postponed (for 3600 Grissom Parkway and Sky Powersports from June 3, 2026 meeting); Approved for consideration (Zoning Text Amendment for Oleander Street parking area); Not stated for Grissom Parkway 1.29 acres items on July 1, 2026 agenda (listed for consideration)
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922 (meeting location); Grissom Parkway (project locations)
- Applicant:
- Park Industrial, LLC (represented by Noel Barnett, KPM Franklin) for Grissom Parkway 1.29 acres; Cocoa Redevelopment Agency for 603 Brevard Ave; Sky Powersports for their facility; not stated for 3600 Grissom Parkway
Cocoa CRA Agenda 06-23-26
[430 Brevard Avenue] The Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is considering a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Application for a large-scale residential apartment development at 430 Brevard Avenue. The project, proposed by The Framework Group for 430 Brevard Avenue, LLC, involves a seven-story mixed-use development with approximately 220-242 residential units, 2,800 sq ft of ground-floor commercial/retail space, and structured parking. The estimated capital investment is $93 million, projected to create over 1,000 construction jobs and 306 operational jobs. The project aims to revitalize underutilized property, increase residential density, and enhance economic activity in Cocoa Village. The CRA staff recommends approval of the TIF application, subject to agreements and compliance. The City Council previously considered a Development Agreement for this project on July 22, 2025, for the 1.95-acre site located at the NE corner of Brevard Avenue and Church Street. [430 Brevard Avenue] Staff recommends approval of a Development Agreement for the redevelopment of properties within the Cocoa Waterfront Overlay District. The project at 430 Brevard Avenue involves constructing a seven-story mixed-use development with 243 upscale rental apartments and 2,800 SF of ground-level retail/commercial space, along with a 451-unit structured parking complex. Waivers requested include overhead encroachment for canopies/balconies and reduced parking stall sizes. The project is projected to generate significant economic impacts during construction and ongoing operations. Public comment is not stated in this portion of the document.
- Board:
- Special Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-23
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval (TIF Application)
- Address:
- 430 Brevard Avenue
- Applicant:
- The Framework Group for 430 Brevard Avenue, LLC
06-18-2026 Packet
[1044 Alamanda Ln, Cocoa, FL 32922; case CE26-1121] Case CE26-1121 involves Mary C. Holmes at 1044 Alamanda Ln, Cocoa, FL 32922, cited for violations including accumulation of trash/debris, lack of visible address numbers, and a dilapidated fence. The property owner was contacted and acknowledged some issues but violations remained as of May 18, 2026. The Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to hear the case on June 18, 2026, with a recommended fine of up to $250 per day per violation until compliance. [1407 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922; case CE26-177] Case CE26-177 involves Reginald A. Phillips at 1407 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922, cited for violations related to commencing construction or repair without a permit, specifically for repairs exceeding $500.00 without a filed application or issued permit. [1432 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922; case CE26-166] Case CE26-166 involves Connie May Stevens at 1432 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922, cited for violations related to commencing construction or repair without a permit, specifically for repairs exceeding $500.00 without a filed application or issued permit. [1424 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922; case CE26-1291] Case CE26-1291 involves Qianran Dai at 1424 Pineda St, Cocoa, FL 32922, cited for violations related to commencing construction or repair without a permit, specifically for repairs exceeding $500.00 without a filed application or issued permit. [1053 Alamanda Ln, Cocoa, FL 32922; case CE26-000832] Case CE26-000832 involves John and Arlene B. Owens at 1053 Alamanda Ln, Cocoa, FL 32922, cited for violation of City Code Section 6-902(b) prohibiting the storing, parking, or leaving of abandoned property/inoperable motor vehicles on private property (untagged vehicle). [4002 Sandgate Ct, Cocoa, FL 32926; case CE26-000833] Case CE26-000833 involves Robert E. and Theresa A. Smith Life Estate at 4002 Sandgate Ct, Cocoa, FL 32926, cited for violation of City Code Section 6-902(b) prohibiting the storing, parking, or leaving of abandoned property/inoperable motor vehicles on private property (untagged vehicle). [703 S. Georgia Ave, Cocoa, FL, 32922; case CE26-1143] Case CE26-1143 involves Victor and Ola Patterson at 703 S. Georgia Ave, Cocoa, FL, 32922, cited for violations including improper parking/storage of major recreational equipment in a residential district, accumulation of weeds/grass/debris, and permitting an unfinished structure to exist after permit expiration. The case is scheduled for the June 18, 2026 meeting. [Multiple properties including 516 S Wilson Ave, 1035 W King St, 1110 Myrtle Ln, 1116 Bristol Dr.; case Multiple cases including CE26-1216, CE26-233, CE26-126, CE25-731.] The City of Cocoa Code Enforcement Board held a regular meeting on May 21, 2026. Cases CE26-227 (930 Peachtree St) was complied. Case CE26-1216 (516 S Wilson Ave) resulted in a finding of violation with a $250.00 fine. Case CE26-233 (1035 W King St) resulted in a finding of violation with a $250.00 per day per violation fine. Case CE25-1876 (2471 W Sherwood Cir) was tabled. Case CE26-126 (1110 Myrtle Ln) resulted in a finding of violation with a $25.00 per day per violation fine and a compliance deadline of July 15, 2026. Case CE25-731 (1116 Bristol Dr) resulted in a finding of violation with a $50.00 per day fine and a compliance deadline of July 15, 2026.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Scheduled for hearing on June 18, 2026; recommended fine of up to $250/day per violation.
- Address:
- 1044 Alamanda Ln, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Holmes, Mary C. (property owner)
06-17-2026 Agenda Packet
The City of Cocoa Board of Adjustment is meeting on June 17, 2026. Two new business items are on the agenda related to 1540 Clearlake Rd. Item 1 (PZ26-00700002) is a signage waiver request for ModWash LLC to increase the number of attached signs from one to five and the allowable area from 20% to 27.7%. Item 2 (PZ26-00800004) is a signage variance for the same property. The waiver request for ModWash LLC at 1540 Clearlake Rd was considered. The applicant, ModWash LLC, represented by A Superior Sign, Inc., sought to increase the number of attached signs from one to five and the allowable area from 20% to 27.7%. The property is located at 1540 Clearlake Road, Cocoa, FL 32922, with Parcel ID 24-36-20-27-*-1.01. The waiver was analyzed based on unique property conditions, practical difficulties, economic impact, public safety, property values, and harmony with the comprehensive plan. Staff recommended approval with conditions, including limiting sign illumination to business hours due to adjacency to residential property. Public comment included an inquiry from Eastern Florida State College regarding sign types, which was resolved. No objections were formally raised.
- Board:
- Board of Adjustment Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-17
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for APPROVE WITH CONDITIONS (for the waiver request)
- Address:
- 1540 Clearlake Rd, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- ModWash LLC (represented by A Superior Sign, Inc. for waiver request; Karen Hutton, Hutton Build & Modwash LLC as Owner/Developer)
Diamond Square Agenda 06-15-2026
The City of Cocoa Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting on June 15, 2026, will consider two action items related to grants for the property at 710 Carissa Ave. Item V.1 requests approval for a Paint Grant Program application not to exceed $1,000. Item V.2 requests approval for a Beautification Grant Program application not to exceed $500. Both items involve authorizing the City Manager to execute program agreements. The meeting will be held at 415 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922.
- Board:
- Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 710 Carissa Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922
Diamond Square Full Agenda 06-15-2026
[710 Carissa Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922] The Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is considering two grant applications for the property at 710 Carissa Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922. The first is for a Paint Grant Program, not to exceed $1,000, to cover exterior painting of the 1,645 sq ft home. The second is for a Beautification Grant Program, not to exceed $500, for landscaping supplies. Both applications are from Yolanda Moragne and are part of the CRA's efforts to revitalize the area and improve aesthetics. The agency will review and potentially approve these applications.
- Board:
- Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-15
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Pending Agency Approval
- Address:
- 710 Carissa Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Yolanda Moragne
06-09-2026 Agenda Packet
[65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-342 (Agenda Approval), 2026-415 (Fiske & Broadmoor Acres), 2026-422 (Fortenberry Apartments), 2026-424 (London Ditch), 2026-370 (Budget Amendment), 2026-428 (Street Closure), 2026-451 (VOCA Grant), 2026-438 (Civic Plus Software), 2026-372 (CDBG/HOME Funding), 2026-376 (3600 Grissom Pkwy Comp Plan Amendment - POSTPONED), 2026-409 (3095 Grissom Pkwy M-2 ZTA), 2026-418 (Uptown C-C Zoning Text Amendment), 2026-429 (Grissom Parkway Annexation - POSTPONED), 2026-457 (Code Enforcement Board Appointment), 2026-471 (Flood Mitigation/Shoreline Improvements), 2026-503 (Family Promise Donation), 2026-492 (Cocoa High School Sports Improvements), 2026-494 (Building Permit Fee Schedule), 2026-495 (Dispatch Services Agreement), 2026-453 (Bulletproof Partnership Grant), 2026-458 (FEMA SAFER Program Application), 2026-454 (Safer Outcomes Training Program Application), 2026-491 (Open Board Vacancies)] The City of Cocoa Council will hold a Regular Meeting on June 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM at 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922. The agenda includes several items for consent, public hearings, and council business. Notably, there is a public hearing for CDBG and HOME program funding recommendations. A proposed M-2 Zoning Text Amendment for Large-Scale Commercial Recreation Centers and Gym and Fitness facilities at 3095 Grissom Pkwy is listed, along with a postponed Grissom Parkway 1.29 Ac Annexation. Council will also consider flood mitigation measures on North Indian River Drive near Dixon Boulevard and shoreline improvements at the North Indian River Drive and Dixon Boulevard Intersection. Several budget amendments and grant acceptances are on the agenda, including FEMA contract modifications for drainage improvements and a VOCA grant award. A multi-year purchase with Civic Plus for ADA document compliance software and a multi-year agreement for Law Enforcement and Fire Dispatch Services with Brevard County Sheriff's Office are also listed.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
06-03-2026 Agenda Packet
The City of Cocoa Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency held a regular meeting on June 3, 2026. Three items were postponed: 1. 3600 Grissom Pkwy Comp Plan Amendment (PZ 25-00500006 Ord No. 05-2026), a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for approximately 40 acres to change future land use from 'very low density residential' to 'industrial'. This was postponed to allow for an accompanying Zoning Map Amendment application. 2. Sky Powersports Large Scale Site Plan (PZ 25-00200020), for a powersports vehicle display, sales, and maintenance facility of approximately 52,550 square feet, located on State Road 524, west of Interstate-95. This was postponed to July 1, 2026. 3. Ordinance 11-2026: Uptown C-C Zoning Text Amendment to Add Optical Services, which allows optical services as a permitted use in the Uptown neighborhood (UN) subdistrict where the underlying zoning is Core-Commercial (C-C). The meeting also approved the agenda for June 3, 2026, and minutes from May 6, 2026.
- Board:
- Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Postponed (3600 Grissom Parkway, Sky Powersports). Approved (Agenda for June 3, 2026, Minutes from May 6, 2026).
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Not stated for 3600 Grissom Parkway and Sky Powersports, but the ordinance is related to Uptown C-C Zoning Text Amendment.
05-26-2026 Agenda
[65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922] The City of Cocoa is holding a Regular Meeting on May 26, 2026, at 6:00 PM at 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922. The agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings, consent agenda items, and public hearings. Key items for contractors include: 1. Amendments to continuing services agreements with CHA Consulting, Inc., Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., and McKim and Creed, Inc. for engineering services for utility conveyance systems upgrades and expansion. 2. Approval of a multi-year piggyback agreement for plan review and building inspector services. 3. Authorization to purchase and install a Generac generator for Fire Station No. 1. 4. Approval of an amendment to a task order for the Dyal WTP Storage Structure project. 5. Approval of an updated 9-1-1 Addressing Interlocal Agreement with Brevard County. Public hearings include an annexation for a parcel on Grissom Parkway, a PUD amendment for Cirrus Mixed-Use PUD Phase 2 Commercial Development, and a zoning text amendment for large-scale commercial recreation centers and gyms at 3095 Grissom Parkway. [65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-209] On March 19, 2026, the City of Cocoa held a Special City Council Meeting. The primary action was the approval of Resolution 2026-020, extending a State of Emergency due to a technological incident affecting the City's critical technological infrastructure. The agenda was approved unanimously. [65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-161, 2026-162, 2026-216, 2026-33] On March 24, 2026, the City of Cocoa held a Regular City Council Meeting. Key actions included: approving a proclamation for Florida Government Financial Professionals Week and Arbor Day; hearing delegations regarding towing issues at Candlewood Apartments and flooding concerns near US1 widening; approving the consent agenda which included extending a State of Emergency, approving a task order for FY26 Wastewater System Capital Plan Update ($398,750), and approving a road closure request for Dirty Oar Brewery. In Council Business, the first addendum to the Amended and Restated Michael C. Blake Development Agreement was approved, allowing Lennar Homes to expedite construction of up to 22 homesites and one model home prior to final plat approval, contingent on a letter of credit for infrastructure. Park enhancements for Junny Rios Park were tabled for further discussion and quotes. [65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-240] On April 1, 2026, the City of Cocoa held a Special City Council Meeting. The primary action was the approval of Resolution 2026-022, extending a State of Emergency due to a technological incident affecting the City's critical technological infrastructure. The agenda was approved unanimously. [65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922; case 2026-258] On April 7, 2026, the City of Cocoa held a Special City Council Meeting. The primary action was the approval of Resolution 2026-023, extending a State of Emergency due to a technological incident affecting the City's critical technological infrastructure. The agenda was approved unanimously. [case RFQ-23-12-COC] The City of Cocoa is seeking to approve the first amendments to purchase agreements for continuing services with CHA Consulting, Inc., Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., and McKim and Creed, Inc. These amendments are for engineering services related to design, permitting, and services during construction for utility conveyance systems upgrades and expansion. The original agreements were effective June 20, 2023, through June 19, 2028, with options for extension. This amendment revises rates for CHA Consulting, Inc., while terms for the other two firms remain the same. The City Manager is authorized to execute these amendments.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Lennar Homes (Developer)
5-21-2026 Agenda
This document is an agenda for the City of Cocoa Code Enforcement Board meeting on May 21, 2026. It lists several cases of alleged city code violations at various properties. The cases involve issues such as operating without a business tax receipt, improper site plans for mobile vending, water system and mechanical equipment maintenance, abatement of unsafe buildings, accumulation of trash and debris, exterior property maintenance, storage of recreational equipment, and failure to obtain building permits for repairs exceeding $500. No decisions or public comments are detailed for these cases within this agenda document.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 930 Peachtree St. Cocoa, FL 32922; 516 S Wilson Ave. Cocoa FL, 32922; 1035 W King St. Cocoa FL, 32922; 2471 W SHERWOOD CIR COCOA FL 32926; 1110 MYRTLE LN COCOA FL 32922; 1116 Bristol Dr. Cocoa, FL 32922
- Applicant:
- Pinukumar Patel; William Rivera (River International, LLC); Priyangini Patel (P & P Investments of Florida LLC); Geneva A Bonney; David J. Gossett; Ramroop, Jagwanti
5-21-2026 Agenda Packet
This document is an agenda for the City of Cocoa Code Enforcement Board meeting on May 21, 2026. It lists several cases of alleged city code violations. Case CE26-227 involves property owner Pinukumar Patel at 930 Peachtree St., cited for violations including operating without a business tax receipt, improper site plan approval for mobile vending, lack of water system connection, and issues with mechanical equipment. Case CE26-01216 concerns 516 S Wilson Ave. and violations related to unsafe buildings and accumulation. Case CE26-000233 at 1035 W King St. involves violations of property maintenance, nuisances, exterior property areas, zoning, visual screens, electrical system hazards, and sign maintenance. Case CE25-001876 at 2471 W Sherwood Cir. is cited for exterior structure violations. Case CE26-000126 at 1110 Myrtle Ln. involves violations of weed/grass height, trash/debris accumulation, and improper storage of recreational equipment. Case CE25-000731 at 1116 Bristol Dr. is cited for commencing construction or repair without a permit exceeding $500. The document also includes minutes from a January 15, 2026, meeting where cases CE25-1611 (tabled), CE25-1641 (violation found), CE25-1605 (violation found), CE25-1566 (complied), CE25-1565 (complied), CE25-1646 (complied), CE25-739 (tabled), and CE25-740 (tabled) were discussed. Public comment is not explicitly detailed for the May 21, 2026, agenda items, but the notice states interested parties may appear and be heard.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Cases listed are for alleged violations; specific decisions (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) for the May 21, 2026 meeting are not stated in the provided agenda text. For the January 15, 2026 meeting: CE25-1641 found in violation, CE25-1605 found in violation, CE25-1566 complied, CE25-1565 complied, CE25-1646 complied. CE25-1611 and CE25-739/740 were tabled.
- Address:
- 930 Peachtree St. Cocoa, FL 32922; 516 S Wilson Ave. Cocoa FL, 32922; 1035 W King St. Cocoa FL, 32922; 2471 W SHERWOOD CIR COCOA FL 32926; 1110 MYRTLE LN COCOA FL 32922; 1116 Bristol Dr. Cocoa, FL 32922; 236 Orange St.; 115 Stone St.; 144 Lynell Ln; 2414 Tulane Dr.; 2909 Ithaca Ct.; 1335 W King St.; 126 Orange St; 127 Orange St.
- Applicant:
- Pinukumar Patel (930 Peachtree St.); River International, LLC (William Rivera) (516 S Wilson Ave.); P & P Investments of Florida LLC (Priyangini Patel) (1035 W King St.); Geneva A Bonney (2471 W SHERWOOD CIR); David J. Gossett (1110 MYRTLE LN); Ramroop, Jagwanti (1116 Bristol Dr.)
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