East Pass 2nd Addition

Destin's plat register lists East Pass Addition 2 as record 136, a subdivision dated August 10, 1937 in Plat Book 1, page 19. That municipal evidence is the page's identity anchor. It supports the recorded name and date, but it does not replace the plat sheet, deed chain, survey, or title work for any selected parcel.

Record 137 lists East Pass Addition 2 Revised, dated June 13, 1939 at page 19A. The Atlas preserves that revision as part of the research trail while avoiding a claim that every current property is governed identically by both sheets. The complete recorded documents must answer parcel-specific legal questions.

The same City source separately lists East Pass Addition, East Pass Townhomes and its later records, plus East Pass Towers 1 and 2 condominiums. Word overlap is not scope equivalence. No tower unit count, townhome rule, address, amenity, association, or listing result is transferred into this subdivision guide.

An Okaloosa Property Appraiser header currently includes East Pass 2nd Addn in its subdivision field, and a local project page publishes East Pass 2nd Addition as a Destin search label. These sources show the name remains useful today; neither defines the full plat boundary or every parcel included in it.

The published point is the rounded representative point of exact-named County feature 2033 in the Atlas's sanitized subdivision derivative. It is contained by the full multipart feature. Because this lane is not authorized to publish or synchronize shared geometry, no polygon appears and the point must not be used as a legal or navigational conclusion.

Confirm the exact parcel identifier, legal description, applicable plat and revision, deed restrictions, easements, title exceptions, survey, flood data, zoning, permits, insurance, utilities, and any governing documents. The guide makes no blanket claim about waterfront status, docks, beach rights, roads, parking, rentals, housing form, occupancy, condition, or availability.

The disabled Destin route is clearly broader than this subdivision and remains contextual only. A user must confirm the subdivision field and legal identity on each current listing rather than treating proximity or a similar name as proof.