*The notices contained on these pages are applications that DEP staff reasonably expects to result in a heightened public concern or likelihood of request for administrative proceedings, based on the size, potential effect on the environment or the public, potential controversial nature and the location of the activities. 

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ProjectCountyProject DescriptionFile Number / Link to File in OCULUSProcessor
Medley MarinaEscambiaThe Department received an application on March 14, 2025, for an Individual Environmental Resource Permit for a 122-slip commercial marina within a Bayou Chico located at 3088 Barrancas Avenue Perdido Key, Florida 32507, within Escambia County.  0458695-001-EI/17Una.Cole@FloridaDEP.gov

Mandy Lane South - City of Panama City Beach 

 

BayThe Department received an application on November 25, 2024, for an Environmental Resource Permit to construct a 1,416 LF, two-lane road, with 12-foot lanes and a temporary access road with an associated stormwater management system on unnamed wetlands in Bay County.0455288-001-EI/03

 Whitney.Bretana@FloridaDEP.gov or

 Savannah.Cowen@FloridaDEP.gov 

Port St Joe Dredge and DMMA - Gulf County Board of County CommissionersGulfThe Department received an application on June 20, 2024, for an Environmental Resource Permit to perform a mechanical dredge of an approximate 7.02-acre area and to barge the dredged material into an approximate 33.36-acre dredge material management area (DMMA) in Gulf County.0274349-038-EI/23Emily.Hotinger@FloridaDEP.gov
City of PC Beach Dr. Sidewalk - City of Panama CityBayThe Department received an application on May 1, 2024, for an Environmental Resource Permit to construct a sidewalk and multiple parking areas on unnamed wetlands in Bay County.0448341-001-EI/03Leah.Wilkins@FloridaDEP.gov or Savannah.Cowen@FloridaDEP.gov
Legendary Marina - Legendary, Inc.Okaloosa CountyThe Department received an application on 08/22/2023 with revisions on 9/13/2024, for an ERP Individual Permit to construct an upland cut marina basin, an offshore navigation channel connecting the upland basin to an existing navigation channel in Choctawhatchee Bay, and associated stormwater management facilities. The marina will have 71 boat slips, a 500 vessel capacity boat barn, a haul out area, and fueling. The offshore navigation channel will have a length or 878 feet, a bottom width of 100 feet, 1V:4H slopes, and two jetties at the entrance to the marina. Submerged aquatic vegetation is proposed to be impacted and a mitigation plan has been submitted to offset these impacts.0439152-003-EI/46

Whitney.Bretana@FloridaDEP.gov

Savannah.Cowen@FloridaDEP.gov

Blake.A.Chapman@FloridaDEP.gov

 

St. Joe EMA 1Bay and Walton CountiesOn Oct. 11, 2004, The St. Joe Company and the department established the Ecosystem Management Agreement for Bay and Walton counties (EMA). The EMA provides a flexible and predictable permitting process that will benefit the public and ERP applicants and will yield a net ecosystem benefit to the region over the traditional individual permit process. Implementation of the EMA satisfies all applicable standards and criteria, and includes commitments by the St. Joe Company to various operation, mitigation and conservation conditions that exceed current applicable regulatory requirements.St. Joe Company Development Project InformationUna.Cole@FloridaDEP.gov
St. Joe EMA 2Bay CountyOn May 29, 2015, the St. Joe Company and the department established the Second Ecosystem Management Agreement (F.S. 403.0752). This EMA #2 Area encompasses 42,889 acres of St. Joe owned lands within the West Bay Sector Preservation Area in Bay County.St. Joe Company Draft Ecosystem Management Agreement 2.

Una.Cole@FloridaDEP.gov

 

St. Joe EMA 3Bay CountyIn June 2015, the St. Joe Company and the department began the process to establish the Third Ecosystem Management Agreement (F.S. 403.0752). This EMA #3 Area encompasses 28,327 acres of St. Joe owned lands within the West Bay Sector Preservation Area in Bay County.St. Joe Company Agreement 3Una.Cole@FloridaDEP.gov

 

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