City Council Meeting — 11/10/2026 - 6:30 p.m.

The City of Titusville City Council meeting was held November 10, 2026. On procurement and infrastructure, council denied task order KHW000010 to Kimley-Horn and Associates for Lemon Avenue and Orange Street sidewalk design ($54,219). Council approved task order KHW000011 for Harrison Street sidewalk improvements, also with Kimley-Horn, for approximately $43,000; staff said the work would be funded through impact fees and cited nearby water, force-main, and drainage infrastructure as reasons for engineering design. The consent agenda was approved, including an increase to the annual authorized amount for utility contractors and replacement of the Morning Dove Operations Lab roof. Staff clarified that the lab is needed for routine water-plant testing.

Council considered a proposed Tetra Tech planning and engineering study for Royal Oak. Negotiations reduced the proposed price from an initial $198,000 to $164,245.21, compared with a $90,000 budget allocation. The proposed scope included redevelopment scenarios and stormwater analysis; council voted unanimously to postpone action until after further stormwater information is available. Staff also reported that $220,000 had been allocated this year for engineering studies of smaller flooding projects, while a St. Johns basin project could cost an estimated $8–15 million and currently has no identified funding. Separately, council voted 3–2 to repeal Ordinance 2-2026, which had changed a property’s zoning to agricultural use; this was a land-use decision, not a procurement action.