London Cove subdivision proposal
Summary
The previously approved London Cove plan is being revised to consolidate six commercial lots into two on about 22.7 acres south of SR 524, with only infrastructure (roads, utilities, stormwater) built now. Future buildings will still need separate site plan approvals.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost; the developer must plant 635 replacement trees and obtain FDOT and gopher tortoise permits.
Future commercial and residential development in the corridor gets its infrastructure groundwork laid.
Existing West Cocoa residents could bear the downside—more traffic, pressure on roads, and a rural character that feels less rural.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - Oct 7, 2026
The previously approved London Cove plan is being revised to consolidate six commercial lots into two on about 22.7 acres south of SR 524, with only infrastructure (roads, utilities, stormwater) built now. Future buildings will still need separate site plan approvals.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - May 6, 2026
A proposal would add 183 new townhome lots across roughly 89.5 acres east of Cox Road and north of State Road 520. It's one of the largest residential projects on the agenda, and the board's action isn't known.
Brevard County residents concerned over West Cocoa development bringing over 400 homes to rural area
Brevard County residents concerned over West Cocoa development bringing over 400 homes to rural area Florida Today
Related development
Sanctuary at Cocoa Townhomes
No decision made; the project will return at a future meeting.
London Cove – Site Plan and Preliminary Plat
Only roads, utilities, and stormwater get built now; future buildings on the lots will still come back for separate site plan review.
London Cove
The subdivision could bring new commercial development and traffic to the State Road 524/Range Road area, with dedicated open-space and stormwater tracts shaping drainage on the site.
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