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Cocoa's Community Redevelopment Agencies — their legal foundation, sunset, grant caps, and the projects funded through them as discussed in meetings.

Foundation facts are curated and source-checked (cocoafl.gov, Housing Trust Group). Project dollar figures are amounts cited in meetings, not TIF revenue or the adopted CRA budget — for those, see the City's adopted CRA plan at cocoafl.gov ↗.

Diamond Square CRA

Established
Ordinance 13-98 (1998) — originally the “Census Tract 626” redevelopment area
Sunset
2032 (original). An extension to 2041 was taken up by Council on 2025-04-08; the City's published materials may still show the original 2032 date.
Façade cap
$20,000 per façade-improvement grant
Interlocal
2019 interlocal agreement with Brevard County
Board
Seven-member CRA board

Covers the historic Diamond Square neighborhood. Notable projects: the “Ritz” on Rosa L. Jones Drive, the Michael C. Blake subdivision, and Orchid Lake (Housing Trust Group, ~$30M, ~90 units mixed-income).

Projects & allocations discussed in meetings (6)

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Cocoa CRA (Downtown / US-1 corridor)

Established
City of Cocoa's primary redevelopment area (downtown Cocoa Village / US-1 corridor)
Sunset
See the City's adopted CRA plan for the current sunset date.
Façade cap
See the adopted CRA plan / grant guidelines
Interlocal
—
Board
City Council sits as the CRA board

The broader city redevelopment agency. Specific TIF revenue and budget figures are NOT in the meeting archive — see the City's adopted CRA budget for those.

Projects & allocations discussed in meetings (2)

  • Gateway Entry Project $60,000
    The allocated figure covers the 1 citation listed on the project page.
  • Commercial Façade Improvement —
    + $40,000 — From draft minutes; approval not confirmed; not included above
    No figure is shown for this project; it covers no citation. Does not cover: 2 amounts in draft minutes not approved as written.

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