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Votes at a glance: Cocoa council approves fire and stormwater final assessments, fitness grant and other actions

5682238 · August 27, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted final assessment resolutions for fire protection and stormwater utility, accepted a $30,000 National Fitness Council grant (with matching funds), and approved several routine budget and contract actions.

Several formal votes and final readings were taken during the Cocoa City Council meeting. The council recorded the following actions during the public-hearing portion of the agenda:

- Fire protection assessment (Final Assessment Resolution 2025-052): Council approved the final assessment resolution to adopt fire protection fees for fiscal year 2026. Staff said there were no changes since the preliminary version; council approved on the public record.

- Stormwater utility assessment (Final Assessment Resolution 2025-053): Council adopted the final stormwater assessment resolution for fiscal year 2026. Staff reported estimated stormwater-assessment revenue of $2,400,000 (budgeted at 95% collection, or $2,300,000 net); council voted to adopt the resolution and directed staff to include those rates in the adopted budget.

- National Fitness Council grant and local match: Council accepted a $30,000 grant from the National Fitness Council for an outdoor fitness court to be sited at Provost Park and approved a city match and associated budget amendment for a project budget of $315,000. Council also approved a sole-source waiver and authorized the city manager to execute the purchase order for the fitness-court equipment and installation.

- Consent and routine items: Council approved consent-agenda items and other routine motions recorded during the meeting.

Why it matters: the assessment votes set the city's utility and assessment revenue and rates for FY-2026, and the fitness grant will fund a new outdoor fitness court as part of Provost Park improvements.

Ending: Staff will implement the adopted assessments and complete the fitness-court procurement; the stormwater and fire assessment rates were incorporated into the budget development process.