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Board sets second hearing for developer agreement with ice plant developer
Summary
First of two public hearings was held for a developer's agreement between Indian River County and Carapa Land Holdings LLC for an ice manufacturing plant; staff said the agreement would reimburse the developer for certain utility improvements and the board set a second hearing for Sept. 15, 2026.
Deputy county attorney Susan Prada told commissioners the proposed developer's agreement with Carapa Land Holdings LLC applies to an industrial ice manufacturing plant west of town (east of 90th, between 16th and 17th Place) and would reimburse the developer for utility improvements that exceed the developer's fair share when future connections occur.
"This developer's agreement is actually for an ice manufacturing plant," Susan Prada said, and she explained the agreement is shorter than typical residential developer agreements and would run five years because the code allows reimbursement only for that period. No members of the public spoke and the board voted to proceed to the second hearing on September 15 for first reading.
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