12. Landscaping.

Titusville Environmental Commission · 2026-06-10 · agenda_item

The Titusville Environmental Commission is reviewing policy updates related to land use and environmental protection. Specifically, Policy 1.17.2 addresses land uses incompatible with municipal potable water wells, prohibiting gasoline or hazardous material storage tanks, industrial land uses, and commercial agricultural activities in these areas. Policy 1.17.3 outlines regulations for submerged lands within the Indian River Lagoon, restricting their use to water-related development like marinas and docks, subject to state and federal review. Objective 1.18 and its associated policies focus on coastal evacuation coordination with Brevard County and the Kennedy Space Center, including plans for temporary housing and mitigation of hurricane event forces. This review stage means that future development and construction projects will need to adhere to these updated environmental and safety policies. Businesses involved in site preparation, environmental consulting, engineering, construction, and landscaping may find opportunities as these policies shape future projects within Titusville. Early engagement with the city's planning and environmental departments could provide insight into upcoming requirements and potential projects.