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BEACH NOURISHMENT PROJECT - GLO MEETING AUGUST 4, 2010 Report by Tom Semple

DELIQUENT MAINTENANCE FEES: You must be in good standing with all fees paid to be eligible to vote at the annual meeting.

STATUS OF IKE DAMAGED HOMES

A FEW DEED RESTRICTION REMINDERS

NEW HOMES AND REMODELS - please submit the building plans, specifications and plot plan to the Bermuda Beach Improvement Committee for approval prior to beginning the project.
FENCES - please submit fence plans to the Bermuda Beach Improvement Committee for approval prior to beginning the project.
STORAGE BENEATH HOMES - please keep the area below your homes in a neat, attractive, healthful and sanitary condition. Do not permit the accumulation of garbage, trash or rubbish. Items such as old furniture, appliances and broken down vehicles should not be stored in your yard or below your home.
YARD MAINTENANCE - At all times weeds and grass should be cut. Please remove dead trees and branches.

Prior to September 13, 2008 this coastal community consisted of 138 single family residences and 52 vacant lots. Two City streets, Bermuda Beach Drive and John Reynolds Rd paralleled 3100 feet of beach front. The Pabst Rd. public access area offered on the beach parking and boat launching.

Post Ike

Bermuda Beach Dr was totally destroyed by Hurricane Ike. Nineteen homes were totally washed away from the seaward side of the road. Access to the remaining homes on the landward side of Bermuda Beach Dr is by a temporary road on the beach that is currently marked by posts. On the beach parking at Pabst Rd has been tripled. No home survived the seaward side of Bermuda Beach.

Driving Directions from Houston
Highway 45 S. to 61st. Exit
Turn Right onto 61st. and go to the Seawall.
Turn Right onto Seawall Blvd. (aka: FM3005)
Proceed 6.5 miles West of the 61st you'll see Pabst Rd on the Left and the BB sign
Turn Left onto Pabst Rd.