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Board approves color deviation and development order for Santa Rosa freestanding ER
Summary
The Design Review Board approved a color deviation and a development order for a 10,860 sq ft freestanding emergency room in District 5 after the applicant addressed prior comments and removed internal illumination from the tower feature.
The Walton County Design Review Board approved two related items for a proposed freestanding emergency room (FSER) in District 5 on July 7: a color deviation for a red tower and the minor development order to construct a 10,860‑square‑foot emergency facility on a 2.59‑acre Village Mixed Use parcel.
Staff reported the applicant (Catalyst Design Group) modified the tower design so the top 25% will be red, the remainder will match the building body, and the tower will no longer be internally illuminated. Staff entered both reports into the record and indicated the applicant had addressed prior comments from the board.
With no members of the public requesting to speak, the board took separate motions: Item 8 (color deviation) was approved first, followed by Item 9 (the development order). A board member said the revised materials and inserts addressed the concerns raised at the prior meeting, and the motions passed on recorded aye votes.
The approvals allow the applicant to proceed toward construction, subject to the conditions and standard permitting checks noted in the staff report.
