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Begin by entering your name and the date in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Fill in your address, including city and ZIP code, ensuring all information is accurate for processing.
Provide your daytime phone number and email address to facilitate communication regarding your request.
Select your account number based on whether you are a customer of the City of Melbourne or City of Cocoa.
Indicate either the date of pool fill or leak repair, as applicable, to support your credit request.
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What is the septic tank grant in Brevard County?

Brevard County is providing grants of up to $18,000 for eligible homeowners to upgrade their conventional septic system to an advanced septic system. Eligibility amounts are based on a propertys estimated pollution to the groundwater through its septic drainfield.

What are sewer credits?

Sewer credits reduce operating costs, and the savings could be applied to new energy projects or other equipment replacements.

What if I cant afford a new septic system?

Using a home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC) to finance a new septic system can be a smart choice if you have substantial equity in your property. HELOCs are quite similar to home equity loans, as both involve borrowing against the equity in your home.

What is the average cost of a new septic system in Florida?

Effective July 1, 2023, HB 1379 requires that in all impacted areas, applicants for new septic systems serving lots of one acre or less, must a nitrogen-reducing system (ENR-OSTDS) instead of a conventional septic system.