James Sparvero , Reporter. Share your photos ]. Goelz lives in a neighborhood near Malabar Road and Babcock Street that would include the first homes to make the switch. Those first notifications would go out next summer and then hundreds of more property owners would be asked to convert each of the following summers through Goelz said most recently during flooding in parts of the city on the first day of October.
A homeowner who did not support the plan argued converting would still cost thousands per property even if the city waived the connection fee. The city says it is working on various grants to reduce the cost to private property owners.
The city is working with the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program to get quick connect grant funds for residents as they become available. His arrival was the realization of a three-year effort to return to the state where his career began.
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