Water Use Rules in Cocoa, FL (2026)
1 verified water use rules for Cocoa, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Recycled Water Rules
Cocoa requires every new development to install a reclaimed water distribution system for irrigating landscaping, medians, parks and golf courses, and can force existing properties near an installed reclaimed main to connect and stop using potable water for irrigation. The Utilities Department sets connection fees and meters every hookup.
Cocoa Reclaimed Water System Requirements
Significant RestrictionsCocoa Code of Ordinances §§ 22-37, 22-41
Sec. 22-37. - Requirements for property developers to provide reclaimed water supply distribution systems. All developments constructed within the City of Cocoa shall have a reclaimed water distribution system designed and installed therein for irrigating green areas including, but not limited to, landscape irrigation, green areas on medians, parks, playgrounds, school yards, golf courses, ceme...
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