Motion at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2022-12-19 (vote 9): approve the Diamond Square CRA 2023 Meeting Schedule Result: PASSED 5-0 Moved by Crystal McQueen; seconded by Jackie Isom. Recorded as unanimous. Ayes: all members voting (as the minutes record it)

Motion at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2021-12-13 (vote 6): approve the 2022 Diamond Square CRA Meeting Schedule Result: PASSED 5-0 Moved by Larry J. Brown; seconded by Jackie Isom. Recorded as unanimous. Ayes: all members voting (as the minutes record it)

Motion at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2022-04-18 (vote 4): elect Larry Brown as the Vice Chairperson for the Diamond Square CRA Result: PASSED 6-0 Moved by SMITH; seconded by Ed Jones. Recorded as unanimous. Ayes: all members voting (as the minutes record it)

Motion at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2022-05-16 (vote 9): have a Diamond Square CRA meeting June 20 to discuss grant applications Result: PASSED 6-0 Moved by Larry J. Brown; seconded by Crystal McQueen. Recorded as unanimous. Ayes: all members voting (as the minutes record it)

Motion at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2021-10-18 (vote 4): approve the revised Diamond Square CRA Logo for use on Publications and other similar materials Result: PASSED 7-0 Moved by THOMAS; seconded by Ed Jones. Recorded as unanimous. Ayes: all members voting (as the minutes record it)

[…] Attribution uncertain: “We” Speaker 5: “are offering funds up to $10,000 for any nonprofit organization that is located and operating within the diamond square CRA that provides programming to our diamond square residents. They will have criteria that has to be met. I'll provide you all with a copy of that tonight before you leave so that you can have a copy of it. And if there is any particular organizations that you would like me to send these to, I will be happy to send them out. It is currently on our website.” […] “Um, so we're looking for community policing innovations, career readiness and workforce training programs for youth and programs for senior citizens, all of which are being held within the diamond square CRA and to diamond square CRA residents.” […] Speaker 8 + overlapping voice: “The” Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “deadline is due.” […]

[…] Speaker 11 + overlapping voice: “Yeah,” Attribution uncertain: “how” Speaker 11 + overlapping voice: “many people since you've had this grant,” […] Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “of the diamond square granting? We've probably had anywhere between 10 and 15 applicants that have been approved for that process.” […] Attribution uncertain: “I” Speaker 11 + overlapping voice: “mean, you” […] “Yeah. Is it 10 years? You just said” […] Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “years. So” […] “they only have, they have $10,000 budgeted per year,” Speaker 1 + overlapping voice: “right? Which is only one” Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “application.” Speaker 1 + overlapping voice: “One application. Yeah. So” Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “if we get more applications, then we go before the board and we ask them to reallocate additional funds. Now our Coco CRA, we have funds and we do about $50,000 a year to our Coco CRA applicants. Now there are more businesses within Coco CRA than there are diamond square CRA businesses. Right.” […] “grants than the diamond square CRA because of the number of businesses that are located within the Coco CRA limits as opposed to what's in the diamond square CRA.” […]

[…] Speaker 1: “So as far as Diamond Square CRA issues the rationale for creating the CRA 25 years ago was several different things. Governmental services for the maintenance of vacant lots, inadequate public transportation, inadequate youth activities, the need for park improvements, abandoned homes, buildings, and cars, the need for increased home ownership, for housing rehabilitation, for minority owned businesses, where food desert grocery stores needed, needed for jobs, drugs, crime, inadequate street lighting, and prostitution. Now these were issues that were noted in the workshops prior to the the original CRA plan in the 90s and these were community meetings that were held” […] “these were the challenges that we are faced in the Diamond Square community. Hence the rationale for creating a Diamond Square CRA plan.” […] Speaker 1 + overlapping voice: “We get” Speaker 4 + overlapping voice: “it. Drugs, crime, inadequate street lighting.” […]

[…] “Any unspent funding will be returned to the CRA upon the sale of the homes. Any funds remaining after the final sales are complete will be placed in an account for future affordable housing within the Diamond Square CRA upon approval. And we have an attached item cost breakdown of all of those costs. Our down payment assistance, we have $150,000 budgeted in the Diamond Square CRA for down payment assistance that will remain in the Diamond Square CRA budget to assist our potential homeowners. The new homes being constructed have an appraised value of between $310,000 and $320,000. Since the appraised value of the homes exceeds the defined amount that is allowed per HUD standards,” […] “to assist the homebuyers through the First Time Home Buyers Program, and each home will sell at $269,000.” […]

[…] Speaker 5 + overlapping voice: “grants than the diamond square CRA because of the number of businesses that are located within the Coco CRA limits as opposed to what's in the diamond square CRA. But some of the notable businesses that have received it are several daycares that have received these application grants. And we have had multiple other businesses within the diamond square CRA.” Attribution uncertain: “And” Speaker 5: “I'd have to go back and look at the list to, to bring up all of that information.” […] “I can't remember all of the businesses off the top of my head. Um, but, but we have had a number of businesses, most of them very small, like yourself, who are looking to just make some minor improvements to your building.” […] “So it is not that it is daunting. It is that a lot of folks are looking for, um, they're either because they have to do the work right away and they don't want to wait.” […]

DIAMOND SQUARE CRA AGENDA ITEM Memo Date: 11/19/2025 Agenda Date: 7/20/2026 Prepared By: Peyton Fink, Redevelopment Coordinator Through: Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director Requested Action: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on June 15, 2026, either as written or with amendments. BACKGROUND: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on June 15, 2026, either as written or with amendments. PRIORITY AREA CONNECTION: Economic and Community Development BUDGETARY IMPACT: PREVIOUS ACTION: RECOMMENDED MOTION: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on June 15, 2026, either as written or with amendments.

DIAMOND SQUARE CRA AGENDA ITEM Memo Date: 01/08/2025 Agenda Date: 1/27/2025 Prepared By: Ryan Browne, Redevelopment Coordinator Through: Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director Requested Action: Request Agency approval of the Minutes for the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting of December 16, 2024, either as written or as amended. BACKGROUND: Agency members approve the Minutes at the beginning of the meeting. PRIORITY AREA CONNECTION: BUDGETARY IMPACT: None. PREVIOUS ACTION: N/A. RECOMMENDED MOTION: Request Agency approval of the Minutes for the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting of December 16, 2024, either as written or as amended. DRAFT MINUTES CITY OF COCOA DIAMOND SQUARE CRA

DIAMOND SQUARE CRA AGENDA ITEM Memo Date: 07/08/2025 Agenda Date: 7/21/2025 Prepared By: Peyton Fink Through: Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director Requested Action: Request Agency Approval of the Agenda from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on July 21, 2025, either as written or with amendments. BACKGROUND: Request Agency Approval of the Agenda from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on July 21, 2025, either as written or with amendments. PRIORITY AREA CONNECTION: Economic and Community Development BUDGETARY IMPACT: PREVIOUS ACTION: RECOMMENDED MOTION: Request Agency Approval of the Agenda from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on July 21, 2025, either as written or with amendments.

DIAMOND SQUARE CRA AGENDA ITEM Memo Date: 07/10/2025 Agenda Date: 12/15/2025 Prepared By: Peyton Fink, Redevelopment Coordinator Through: Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director Requested Action: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on November 17, 2025, either as written or with amendments. BACKGROUND: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on November 17, 2025, either as written or with amendments. PRIORITY AREA CONNECTION: Economic and Community Development BUDGETARY IMPACT: PREVIOUS ACTION: RECOMMENDED MOTION: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on November 17, 2025, either as written or with amendments.

DIAMOND SQUARE CRA AGENDA ITEM Memo Date: 11/19/2025 Agenda Date: 1/26/2026 Prepared By: Peyton Fink, Redevelopment Coordinator Through: Charlene Neuterman, Community Services Director Requested Action: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on December 15, 2025, either as written or with amendments. BACKGROUND: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on December 15, 2025, either as written or with amendments. PRIORITY AREA CONNECTION: Economic and Community Development BUDGETARY IMPACT: PREVIOUS ACTION: RECOMMENDED MOTION: Request Agency Approval of the Minutes from the Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on December 15, 2025, either as written or with amendments.

City news: Diamond Square CRA Newsletter October 1, 2026 (posted Posted on October 01, 2026; Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency Newsletter) Diamond Square CRA Newsletter July- September 2026 July The Agency approved a Commercial Facade Improvement Program grant application for an amount not to exceed $20,000 for the property located at 1000 Holmes St Cocoa, FL 32922. August The Agency approved an application for the

Meeting: Diamond Square CRA Regular Meeting on 2024-12-16 (Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency). The archive holds official minutes; 9 recorded motions. The roll call could not be read reliably from the minutes' text.

Meeting: Diamond Square CRA - Special Meeting on 2025-05-01 (Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency). The archive holds a recording, a transcript, official minutes; 3 recorded motions. Scheduled at 6:00 p.m., 65 Stone Street, Cocoa (City calendar). Present: Tracy A. Moore, Crystal McQueen, Larry Brown, Brenda Fox, Jackie Isom, Angelia Smith, Marilyn Smith Roll call as the Clerk recorded it.

Amount $331 (draft decided by adopted motion) at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2026-04-20: approve a Resolution Amending the FY26 Budget, BAF# 26-051-T to transfer funds of $331 budgeted for training to cover insurance overages for the Diamond Square CRA. Actor: CRA. Fiscal period not recorded.

Amount $198 (decided by adopted motion) at the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency meeting of 2018-01-29: approve a budget transfer of $198 from the Other Grants and Aids Account to the Electric/Water/Sewer Account to cover the Diamond Square Community Redevelopment Agency’s (CRA) annual stormwater expens. Actor: CRA. Fiscal period not recorded.