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Good news: The BBP public beach access way will be replaced this fall — it’s fully planned and will be included in the City’s annual budget that starts on July 1, 2021. (Note: This replacement was scheduled for 2020, but … Continue reading →

The BOD has consolidated lawn care guidelines into one document.  You can review this consolidated document by selecting the “Rules and Regulations” folder above and then selecting “BOD Resolution #041221 – Lawn Care Guidance”. This doc consolidates both Norfolk and … Continue reading →

Warmer weather will bring additional beach goers to our community and tend to exacerbate our limited on street parking, especially near our beach accessway.  This along with ongoing construction will create situations that will lead to parking violations, e.g., blocking … Continue reading →

The scheduled May 10th BOD meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19. If a BBP member has a concern that the BOD should be aware of or if an owner wishes to receive an invite to the virtual “zoom” … Continue reading →

The scheduled April 12th BOD meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19. If a BBP member has a concern that the BOD should be aware of or if an owner wishes to receive an invite to the virtual “zoom” … Continue reading →

The scheduled March 15th BOD meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19. If a BBP member has a concern that the BOD should be aware of or if an owner wishes to receive an invite to the virtual “zoom” … Continue reading →

Your HOA Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and healthy 2021.

As a result of a HOA-wide vote, Bay Breeze Point (BBP) residents have endorsed establishing a six (6) month minimum lease period. An amendment to the BBP covenants as been made.

Bay Breeze Point HOA (BBP) did not provide nor does it endorse the information contained within the (HOA-Community.com) website regarding BBP.

Given there are “porch pirates” in our area, you might need to reconsider your options for package deliveries. Several options include: letting USPS hold your packages until you pick them up; directing that packages not be delivered unless someone in … Continue reading →