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07-28-2026 Agenda Packet

City Council Meeting · 2026-07-28 · 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.

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