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Bay County approves conveyances tied to Titus Park Phase 3 development
Summary
The board approved conveyances of right-of-way and an easement required as conditions of Titus Park Phase 3 subdivision and authorized staff to record them with the clerk.
Bay County commissioners on July 1 approved conveyances tied to the Titus Park Phase 3 subdivision and authorized staff to record the documents with the Bay County Clerk of Court.
Community Development staff said the Sage Oak Company agreed to convey land needed for a proposed roundabout on County Road 2321, a High Point Road connector right-of-way, and a multi-use path easement along Titus Road and Minge Branch Road as part of the conditional approval for Titus Park Phase 3. Staff told the board the development and its conditions were reviewed and approved by the Bay County Planning and Zoning Board on Feb. 26, 2024 and that the conveyances comply with applicable Florida statutes and county regulations.
The motion that the board approved authorized acceptance of the three conveyances and directed staff to record them at the Clerk of Court. A presenter recused himself at the start of the item, noting his firm does work for the applicant; the minutes record the board’s roll-call approval after discussion.
The board’s approval clears a condition of the Titus Park Phase 3 development order, allowing the county to proceed with recording the rights-of-way and easement that will facilitate the planned roundabout, connector roadway and multi-use path.
Staff contacts listed in the meeting packet are responsible for recording the conveyances and for any subsequent coordination with the developer and county attorney’s office.
