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City Council Jul 26, 2022 Code Enforcement Board Jul 21, 2022 Diamond Square RDA Jul 18, 2022 City Council Jul 12, 2022 City Council Jul 8, 2022 Planning and Zoning / Local Planning Agency Jul 6, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Jul 5, 2022 Diamond Square RDA Jun 20, 2022 Final-revised Board of Adjustment Jun 15, 2022 City Council Jun 7, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Jun 6, 2022 City Council May 26, 2022 City Council May 26, 2022 Police Community Relations Advisory Board May 26, 2022 City Council May 24, 2022 Code Enforcement Board May 19, 2022 Board of Adjustment May 18, 2022 Diamond Square RDA May 16, 2022 City Council May 10, 2022 Final-revised Planning and Zoning / Local Planning Agency May 4, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency May 2, 2022 City Council Apr 26, 2022 Code Enforcement Board Apr 21, 2022 Board of Adjustment Apr 20, 2022 City Council Apr 19, 2022 Diamond Square RDA Apr 18, 2022 City Council Apr 12, 2022 Planning and Zoning / Local Planning Agency Apr 6, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Apr 5, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Apr 4, 2022 Police Community Relations Advisory Board Mar 24, 2022 City Council Mar 22, 2022 Diamond Square RDA Mar 21, 2022 Code Enforcement Board Mar 17, 2022 City Council Mar 15, 2022 City Council Mar 15, 2022 City Council Mar 8, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Mar 7, 2022 City Council Feb 22, 2022 Cocoa Redevelopment Agency Feb 22, 2022

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