Pine Garden

County minutes document Pine Garden's 1975 approval, while the cited zoning packet supplies a plat reference and later administrative context. Together they support the subdivision name and history. Neither source freezes present zoning, access, utilities, drainage, or buildability; those questions require current county review and property-specific title and survey material.

Walton County's June 24, 1975 meeting minutes approve Pine Garden Subdivision for recording. This is the earliest reviewed official project reference. It establishes name and recording history but does not describe present improvements, ownership, occupancy, zoning compliance, association governance, or whether any parcel is offered.

County zoning material independently identifies the 1975 Pine Garden plat in Plat Book 4, Page 46. The matching current family is rooted at 27-2S-20-33600. The evidence converges on one subdivision and does not justify splitting street clusters into separate communities or inferring a modern phase structure.

The exact address response contains 31 records and geometry for 30. The unlocated row remains unlocated. Neither total is treated as a confirmed count of original lots, existing houses, occupied addresses, residents, rentals, or available properties because an address service has a different administrative purpose.

All 30 government coordinates contribute to the displayed mean. The result helps a reader find the recorded family in north Santa Rosa Beach, but it cannot mark an entrance, project midpoint, lot line, street ownership, access route, residence, survey point, or legal perimeter.

A parcel review should examine the plat, current deed and title, survey, permits, disclosures, insurance, utilities, current County requirements, rentals, and any covenants or association records that actually bind that address.