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Votes at a glance: Cocoa Beach commission approves grants, leases, ordinance and capital items

Cocoa Beach City Commission (with Cocoa Beach CRA) · January 16, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a range of items including CRA grants and leases, consent agenda items, the second reading of an ordinance merging advisory boards, HVAC and dune crossover contracts — all by unanimous votes.

At its January meeting the Cocoa Beach City Commission and CRA approved a number of routine and budgeted items by unanimous votes:

- CRA approved a $25,000 commercial visual improvement grant for Slow and Low Barbecue (306 N Orlando Ave) to assist a parking‑lot repaving project; staff said total repaving is estimated at about $60,000 and the CRA grant is budgeted to help offset costs.

- CRA renewed the lease between the CRA and Cocoa Beach Main Street for office space in the parking garage at 25 S Orlando Ave; recommendation to approve was adopted 5‑0.

- The commission adopted the consent agenda (including approval of the 12/04/2025 meeting minutes and adoption of the Brevard County multi‑jurisdictional local mitigation strategy) on a 5‑0 vote.

- On second reading the commission adopted Ordinance 17‑07 to merge the Sustainable Land Advisory Committee with the Planning Board; the ordinance passed on roll call with all commissioners voting 'Aye.'

- Capital and budgeted capital items approved included: Automated Logic contract for HVAC controls upgrades at the Cocoa Beach Country Club ($79,360); dune crossover contracts for South 7th Street and Flagler Lane; and several other budgeted capital projects. Commissioners asked about expected energy savings from the HVAC upgrade (vendor estimated 5–10% savings) and potential grant opportunities for dune crossover work.

These items were presented as budgeted staff recommendations and carried on unanimous votes or voice vote as noted.