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Help enhance the desirability and livability of our community in 2015 — volunteer some of your spare time to help keep our community clean and safe. Your participation can be as simple as reporting street light outages or joining our … Continue reading →

Do you have a few hours a week/month that you could volunteer to help your community? Our community could use expertise in the following areas: community relations; government liaison; neighborhood watch; architectural review; and other community duties (e.g., volunteers to … Continue reading →

The BOD has updated the HOA complaint procedures resolution per Commonwealth of Virginia guidance — see BOD Resolution 082012-01. Note: This updated resolution replaces prior BOD Resolution 41910-1.

Questions continue to surface regarding HOA fencing and fencing related rules. The attached information paper provides a brief summary of some key points related to fencing. BBP HOA Fencing Information Paper 07/20/12

A memo for the record of a recent meeting with the HOA legal counsel along with copies of both the cover letter and actual letter that was sent to each of the fifteen (15) lot owners that own a share … Continue reading →

A copy of the current Bay Breeze Point HOA Violations Enforcement Procedures is located within the Rules & Regulations folder of this site.

Here are the executive summaries for both Phase 1 and Phase 2 studies for white masonry fence/wall. Complete reports on both Phases can be found as attachments to BOD meeting minutes. Phase 1 (January – May 2010) Phase 2 (June … Continue reading →

Information on the proposed Phase 2 apartment complex on Pretty Lake Avenue is attached (East Beach Marina Apartments). This information was provided by the apartment developer and responds to concerns raised by some East Beach residents. When reviewing the information, … Continue reading →

As you have probably noticed, home construction is picking up in our area, e.g., Bay Breeze Point should have two homes under construction soon and East Beach continues to build homes along 30th Bay. And, as everyone knows first-hand, home … Continue reading →

Given the white masonry fence/wall’s legal status (Phase 1 Fencing Study Group Results), a follow-on Phase 2 study group was tasked with the specific propose of identifying potential alternatives for the white masonry fence/wall. Attached are: 1) an executive summary … Continue reading →