Titusville Environmental Commission Meeting — 4/15/2026 - 5:30 p.m.

The City of Titusville Environmental Commission held a meeting on April 15, 2026, focusing primarily on environmental and water resource management issues. A significant portion of the discussion centered on recommending to the City Council to proceed with a brackish water source feasibility study and to concurrently explore aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) and wellfield recharge options. The commission emphasized the importance of evaluating alternative water sources to comply with St. John's Water Management District consumptive use permit requirements and to prepare for future water supply needs amid population growth and environmental constraints. The commission voted unanimously to recommend moving forward with these studies, highlighting the need for experienced consultants and integrated approaches to water resource sustainability. Additionally, the commission discussed policies related to environmental land acquisition, endangered species habitat protection, and wetland conservation, with suggestions to update the comprehensive plan language and improve coordination with state and county agencies. No specific contract awards or procurement actions were taken during the meeting, but the discussions set the stage for future procurement related to water resource studies and environmental management.