City Council Regular Meeting of September 23, 2026

City Council · 2026-09-23 · agenda

[Coastal Crossings: southern terminus of Coastal Lane, approximately 0.25 miles south of the intersection of US 192 and Coastal Lane. Doherty Pond: Doherty Drive. Henry Avenue Box Culvert: Henry Avenue. City Hall: 2240 Minton Road, West Melbourne, FL 32904.; case Coastal Crossings: Development Order signed September 11, 2026 (no case number stated). Other projects: not stated.] The document is a compilation of City Council minutes and agenda items for West Melbourne, FL, covering multiple projects and administrative actions. No single development project is described with a full set of facts; instead, several distinct items are present. For contractors, the actionable items are: (1) Coastal Crossings subdivision, a 150-lot single-family townhome residential subdivision at the southern terminus of Coastal Lane, approximately 0.25 miles south of the intersection of US 192 and Coastal Lane, with a request to approve the subdivision name and street names; (2) Construction of a new deep injection well and dual zone monitoring well, with a contract award to Florida Design Drilling for $15,205,239 and an engineering services agreement with McNabb Miller for $2,463,004.84; (3) Henry Avenue Box Culvert Design Task Order with Infrastructure Engineering Group for $88,020; (4) Replacement of existing headwall and installation of new drainage pipes at Doherty Pond on Doherty Drive, with material purchase from Fortiline Waterworks for $51,987.20; (5) Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-19 approving wage ranges for non-represented employee classifications; (6) Approval of the tentative fiscal year 2026-2027 millage rate of 1.7724 per thousand dollars of taxable value and the tentative 2026-2027 budget, with a public hearing set for September 23, 2026. Public comment included Kevin Frank, president of Crystal Lakes HOA, requesting $25,000 for landscaping replacement and an easement partnership, and Deputy Mayor McGuire reporting that Business Advisory Board members felt they should have been consulted prior to the Council's decision on the millage rate.