Lorraine Koss

Indian River gravity main extension (septic-to-sewer)

Grants would largely cover connection costs for eligible households.

Oak trees cut down at State Road 521 business

Potential fines up to $5,000 per tree plus replacement or mitigation costs for the property owner.

Dixon Boulevard / Indian River Drive flooding

A road-raising fix would cost $1.5-3.5 million; residents offered to pay for a $-cost backflow valve试点 themselves.

Easement tree maintenance complaints

Final Vulnerability Assessment (FDEP Grant)

Covered under the FDEP grant; no new cost cited.

Shade trees at Cocoa Sunrise Terrace housing complex

Shade sails run $3,000–$10,000 each and trees aren't cheap either — any spending would need a joint agreement with the Housing Authority.

Indian River corridor flooding and proposed seven-home subdivision

Flooding and sewer capacity issues could mean costly infrastructure upgrades if development proceeds without mitigation.

Drinking Water Week and conservation

drinking water fluoride policy

The city might save a little on fluoride chemicals, but residents could face higher dental bills if tooth decay rises.

Approve Annual Renewal Amendment No. 3 of Piggyback Agreement based Orange County Contract Y22-170 Amendment No. 4 with Environmental Operating Solutions in the estimated amount of $106,875 for Supplemental Carbon at the Sellers Water…