Shoreline Towers II

Tower II legal descriptions use 2000-series unit identifiers within family 00-2S-22-217B. Tower I uses 217A and 1000-series numbers; Tower III uses 217C and 3000-series numbers. The aligned prefixes make the County tower structure readable without relying on marketing nomenclature.

The header states 65 units, the parcel return contains 65 condominium rows, and the address layer contains 65 unit features. This unusually clean reconciliation establishes the current administrative set. It does not count listings, occupied residences, renters, voters, renovated units, parking spaces, or storage rooms.

Each 217B condominium record carries 1976 in the assessment building-year field. The uniform value is reported instead of blending it with a parent project's generalized history. It does not prove original completion, current structure, repair status, permits, code compliance, or insurance acceptability.

Unlike the 217A and 217C address returns, family 217B contains exactly the 65 expected unit features and no additional base-style point. The coordinate calculation therefore uses the complete family without a special exclusion, making its denominator especially straightforward to reproduce.

The unit points average to 30.384179, -86.479305. This supports accurate tower selection on the Atlas but does not trace the high-rise, locate a unit or lobby, assign parking, identify storage, draw a beach route, define common property, or replace survey and title records.

The official property site and Holiday Isle reference describe Shoreline Towers as a community. Shared operation may be relevant to facilities, finances, insurance, maintenance, and rules, but it does not erase the 217B building identity or guarantee identical conditions and obligations in every tower.

Confirm the family and unit prefix, then review tower and community declarations, amendments, budgets, reserves, assessments, structural reports, milestone records, insurance, repairs, permits, parking, storage, access, use rules, disclosures, inspection, title, survey, and contract.