Moores Landing

Walton County family 24-2S-21-42810 contains both Moores Landing and Moore's Landing wording and cites Plat Book 11, Page 48. Nothing in the reviewed evidence supports separate associations, plats, phases, or consumer destinations based solely on punctuation.

The legal family includes Block A and Block B lot descriptions plus a common-area entry. Those features explain the two-block scope, but they do not supply a current count of houses, owners, occupied residences, rentals, association members, or available properties. The common-area row also does not prove a particular amenity or right.

Public records at 26, 69, 93, 108, 136, and 164 South Blue Heron Drive independently use the subdivision name. That pattern distinguishes the community in search and map context. It cannot determine road responsibility, water access, shoreline ownership, dock use, parking, utility service, or whether an uncited nearby address is included.

Rather than invent a subdivision center, the Atlas retains the exact County service point for one documented address. It is not the entrance, center of either block, a lot centroid, a building location, a route, a survey control, or a plat boundary. Parcel-specific mapping should begin with the legal description and recorded survey evidence.

The landing and Blue Heron names do not themselves confer boating or water rights. A property review should examine title, plat, survey, easements, covenants, association materials, insurance, flood information, permits, disclosures, rentals, pets, parking, and written support for any dock, launch, shoreline, or access representation.