Crest Oak Subdivision

Case PLDO20250097 · Site Development Order · Single-family / townhome · Bay County

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Approved in March 2026.

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The request, as filed

44 lot Residential Subdivision.

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The facts on file

Case numberPLDO20250097
Project name, as filedCrest Oak Subdivision
Case typeSite Development Order
ProductSingle-family / townhome
Site size44.4 acres
Units stated in the filing44
ApprovedMarch 31, 2026
JurisdictionBay County

The story so far

March 31, 2026Approved

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What this case is

Site plan. A site plan is the detailed layout of a specific project on land that already has the zoning for it: the buildings, parking, drainage, access and landscaping. Most jurisdictions review it administratively or before a review committee, so it can move without a public hearing. Site plan approval is usually the last land use step before building permits. A permit, not the site plan, is what authorizes construction.

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