Welcome to the DCCCLOA

Unfortunately, many of the new street signs that were placed back in Sec 14 and 15 have already been stolen. The perpetrators have actually gone so far as to pull the posts out of the ground. We have reported this theft to the Sheriff's Office. If anyone has knowledge of who has committed this crime, please let us or the Sheriff know. 

The Board has decided to include a Zoom option for its meetings until further notice. It is hopeful that this will allow more DCCCLOA owners to participate on a regular basis. Having an electronic option will also remove an obstacle for owners that would like to volunteer and join the Board, but can't always make it down to Sargent for meetings. We look forward to welcoming some additional owners to the Board. Please reach out to us through email if you are interested. We are actively seeking new Board members at this time.

 

Log in information and meeting agendas will continue to be posted on the website Calendar and an email will be sent to all owners that have registered on this website.

 

We look forward to having more owners participate!

We thought owners would be interested in reading the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance that was adopted by the Matagorda County Commissioners in December 2020. Its stated purpose is to promote the public health, safety and general welfare and to minimize public and private losses due to flood conditions in flood prone areas. This ordinance particularly applies to new construction and structures being substantially improved (damage or repairs exceed 50% of the market value of the structure). Section F(9) deals with Recreational Vehicles in coastal high hazard areas, of which the DCCCLOA is a part of and specifically mentioned.

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Board of of Directors voted to direct staff to file a rate increase of 5% for residential and commercial policies in its required annual filing with the Texas Department of Insurance. The new rates are expected to go into effect for policies issued or renewed starting January 1, 2022. 

Commissioner Pollard has communicated that the County is planning to replace the second canal bridge on Caranchahua in the Fall of 2021. The DCCCLOA Board has been communicating with the County off and on over the past four years about ongoing safety concerns of the bridge, with a more concerted and ongoing effort since the summer of 2020. See plan.

The DCCCLOA Deed Restrictions were put in place to create a minimum standard and to help ensure that owners are mindful and respectful of the greater community. Please do your part by keeping your lot/s in compliance and by paying your annual maintenance fees each August.