Legislation Details

File #: 9272   
Type: Consent Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/28/2026 In control: Public Works Department
On agenda: 11/10/2026 Final action:
Title: Approval, Re: Contract for Sale and Purchase, and Addendum for a Fee Simple Parcel from ECA Care, Inc. for the Williams Point Outfall Basin - District 1
Attachments: 1. Agenda_ECA Care_LEGISTAR_rev.pdf
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Subject:
Title
Approval, Re: Contract for Sale and Purchase, and Addendum for a Fee Simple Parcel from ECA Care, Inc. for the Williams Point Outfall Basin - District 1
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Fiscal Impact:
$130,000.00 – Natural Resources Management Department, District 1 Stormwater Assessment Funds, 1111/260010/5610000
Dept/Office:
Public Works Department / Land Acquisition Office / Natural Resources Management Department
Requested Action:
Recommendation
It is requested that the Board of County Commissioners approve and authorize the Chair to 1) execute the attached Contract for Sale and Purchase and Addendum, 2) Waive the requirement pursuant to Administrative Order 37 which requires a survey certified to the County.
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Summary Explanation and Background:
The subject property is located in Section 31, Township 23 South, Range 36 East, on the west side of North US Highway 1, south of Camp Road and north of Melaleuca Road in Cocoa.
The Natural Resources Management Department has selected a project location for the Williams Point Outfall Basin that will provide water quality improvement for the Indian River Lagoon (I.R.L.) and also a flood mitigation project for the Williams Point Estates community, lying just south of Camp Road in Sharpes. The existing outfall system runs through the community, and the parcel immediately north of the ECA Care, Inc. parcel (Tax Parcel #23-36-31-00-250.1) and continues under U.S. Highway 1. The drainage outfall is then piped easterly, through an otherwise unimproved County right-of-way, to the I.R.L. The culverts under U.S. 1 and down to the I.R.L. are known to transmit large quantities of silt directly into the I.R.L. causing the culverts to become clogged with silt and dirt debris; Public Works is addressing this issue. The project will intercept drainage outfall for nutrient, sediment, and debris removal, while preserving outfall capacity for large storm events. The subject parcel will provide a convenient location for the project and prov...

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