Peach Creek

Walton County's subdivision layer identifies Peach Creek Phase 1, Phase 2-A, Phase 3, Phase 4, and Phase 5. Their plat references extend from Plat Book 18, Page 17 through Plat Book 21, Pages 6 and 7. The sequence establishes phased identity, not uniform rules or parcel histories.

The current parcel layer supplies 88 selected Phase 1 entries, 45 Phase 2-A entries, and 28 Phase 3 entries, totaling 161. This bounded selection describes the reviewed County return. It is not an original project total, an occupied-home census, a construction count, or a live availability result.

The reviewed parcel query does not return numbered rows for the two later phases, but County headers document both. A separate address service returns 52 assigned points for Phase 4 and 53 for Phase 5. Address points preserve location context; they are not parcel, lot, home, or inventory counts.

Twelve RES COMMON rows and two RIGHTS-OF- rows appear in the Phase 1-3 parcel response and stay outside the selected residential count. Their labels cannot determine ownership, association membership, maintenance, road status, parking, amenities, water access, or a right benefiting any chosen Peach Creek address.

Public references for 19 Bryant Road and 226 Conner Circle identify Phase 4 and Phase 5 context. They help connect the later recorded phases with current addresses. Their photos, house descriptions, association fields, sales history, and transaction details remain address-specific rather than community-wide facts.

The marker at 30.361635 and -86.103795 averages the 161 selected Phase 1-3 parcel centroids with 105 assigned Phase 4-5 address points. It is not an entrance, lot, roadway, parking site, survey control, or project perimeter. The calculation is disclosed because the evidence type differs by phase.

A Peach Creek decision should begin by identifying the exact phase and parcel, then reviewing its plat, legal description, survey, title, declarations, budgets, insurance, flood evidence, permits, and current rules. Santa Rosa Beach and Point Washington are geographic context, while the disabled area handoff is not Peach Creek inventory.