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Commission approves final plat for Titus Road Phase 3 and authorizes performance bond recording
Summary
Bay County commissioners approved the final plat for the Titus Road Phase 3 subdivision and authorized the clerk to record a performance bond tied to the subdivision’s improvements. A commissioner recused from the discussion because of his firm’s relationship with the property owner.
The Bay County Board of County Commissioners on May 20 approved the final plat for Titus Road Phase 3 and authorized the clerk to record a performance bond for the subdivision.
Public Works/Development staff representative Scott Chandler presented the item and asked the board to approve the final plat and allow recordation of the required performance bond. During the discussion a commissioner stated his firm had worked with the property owner and indicated he would recuse from the matter; the board proceeded with a motion to approve and recorded the roll-call vote.
Why it matters: Final plat approval and the accompanying performance bond allow the developer to record the subdivision and secure the county’s assurance that required improvements will be completed or funded.
Clarifications: The presenter said his firm is not involved in the project (a different firm name reference appears in the transcript) and that staff recommended approval. No conditions or bond amounts were specified on the record.
Outcome: The board approved the final plat by roll call (Commissioner Carroll, Commissioner Crosby, Commissioner Raffield, Commissioner Peace and Chairman Moore voted yes). A commissioner recused; the transcript does not specify which commissioner by name in the roll-call segment.
Ending: Staff will record the performance bond and the clerk will record the final plat as authorized.
