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Texas A&M Forest Service’s pruning tips to prevent the spread of oak wilt
Gmail email address for LOB
Posted on Jan 18th, 2023 Comments (0)
Please email: LOBCivic@gmail.com if you prefer to contact the Board via email instead of using the "Contact Us" feature on the web site. Meeting notifications will be sent from this gmail account to members with an email address on file. The board meeting dates are in the calendar.
Members Facebook Group
Posted on Oct 14th, 2022 Comments (0)
Join the members Facebook group by answering three questions at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lobcivic
Top 10 Rental Best Practices
Posted on Apr 17th, 2022 Comments (0)
Homeowners who offer their homes for short term rentals are asked to please post a copy of these Top Ten Rental Rules for their guests to follow while staying at Live Oak Bend:
- No parties/events
- Quiet hours: 9pm - 7:00am Sun-Thur, 12:00am - 8:00am Fri & Sat
- Guests limited to maximum rental capacity during quiet hours
- No trespassing, including neighboring property and piers
- Parking is limited to the rental property and must not interfere with traffic
- All trash must be bagged and stored in proper containers
- No illegal drugs
- Minimum age to rent >= 21years old
- Pets must be contained/leashed and all waste removed
- A phone number must be provided to LOBCC for all rental properties in the event any of the above rules are broken and contact regarding the property is necessary. Please use the "Contact Us" feature on this web site.
Your 911 address
Posted on Dec 12th, 2021 Comments (0)
Home sign tips
1) Always use the 911 location address in reflective numbers posted on your mailbox to identify your Live Oak Bend property. The 911 address is different to the lot number. To find out your 911 address, contact Rebecca Mayo at Matagorda County, Texas by email at: rmayo@co.matagorda.tx.us or call her at 979-244-6801. In the event of an emergency you could save precious minutes by helping the emergency services correctly locate your home.
2) Do your part to reduce visual clutter and place your house name and number on the mailbox or building instead of adding another sign post.
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