Cape Canaveral Approves Colorful Future for Astronaut Boulevard Building

In the latest meeting of the Cape Canaveral Community Appearance Board, the most prominent item was the approval of a Level Two application for exterior painting of an existing commercial building on Astronaut Boulevard. The proposed color scheme, emphasized as being solely about the colors, was deemed consistent with the commercial corridor along A1A and fitting an oceanside theme. The building, currently housing TI TAI3, is in a prominent position on A1A, making the aesthetic decision an important one for the community’s appearance.

The applicant’s plan for the building includes refreshing the entire parcel and taking advantage of the new mixed-use ordinance. The project intends to implement a live-work concept, with residential units on top and commercial spaces on the bottom. It was mentioned during the meeting that additional structural renovations or landscaping were not currently part of the application, though some sprucing up was suggested.

Board members showed enthusiasm for the proposed changes, with one member highlighting the potential for revitalization and another expressing satisfaction with the chosen color palette.

Beyond the building’s exterior, the conversation briefly touched upon landscaping across the street, with a board member inquiring about the possibility of incorporating similar elements.

The board also handled routine annual elections during the meeting. Without objections, the current chair and vice-chair were re-nominated and accepted their roles for another term.

Looking ahead, the board anticipates an application from a coffee shop chain looking to establish itself in the Life Storage parcel, though details were limited due to pending roadwork discussions.

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