# Titusville Environmental Commission Meeting — 10/14/2026 - 5:30 p.m.


**Body:** CityOfTitusville
**Date:** October 13, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Environment, Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding


The Titusville Environmental Commission meeting on October 14, 2026, focused on stormwater management, wetlands, and proposed Comprehensive Plan language. The Commission unanimously approved several language changes: replacing “crucial” with “essential” in a wetlands criterion, adding stormwater management and passive recreation considerations, and referring to “public stormwater management systems.” Members also discussed mitigation banking, with further review deferred until Planning Department staff can comment. Senate Bill 180 was noted as a constraint on changes that could adversely affect development. No contract award, bid approval, or purchase authorization occurred.

Staff reported that the city’s stormwater master plan is underway and a draft is expected in about two weeks; a separate $500,000 resilience grant is supporting basin analysis and potential westward water diversion. Staff said major projects may require substantial future design, construction, and maintenance funding, potentially beyond what stormwater fees can support, and that outside grants will be important. A member suggested the city consider hiring FIT or Rollins College for launch-noise research; a separate grant application for research in the historic district is pending. These were discussions and proposals, not approved procurements. The Commission also heard about Titusville’s Low Impact Development incentives and recognition program, which staff said are being used by about 40% of eligible developments.

**Source:** CityOfTitusville