Mission Statement

We, the Board of Directors of the Eastpoint Subdivision Homeowners Association (ESHOA), will strive to maintain and improve the subdivision for the benefit of our residents; to provide residents with an attractive, safe and healthful environment in which to live; to provide a forum in which residents can interact and share their ideas and opinions; and to provide residents with professional governance that will reflect positively upon the neighborhood and the city of Baytown. We welcome suggestions, ideas and opinions for the improvement of our neighborhood – because that is what Eastpoint Subdivision is.

It’s Our Neighborhood ...

Board of Directors
The Association is operated by a five-member Board of Directors who volunteer their time for the benefit of the community. The Board members are elected by the membership at the annual meeting for a term of one year. The Annual Meeting is held in May of each year. If a director is unable to complete their full term, the Board will appoint someone to fill that seat until that term expires. A list of the current board members is available on the Key Personnel page. 

The Board of Directors elects the officers after the annual meeting. The term of all officers is one year. A description of each position is available on the Become a Volunteer page. 

Assessments
The assessments are due on January 1st of each year and provide for services in the community.

The purpose of the assessment is to cover actual Association costs for taxes, insurance, repair, replacement, maintenance and other activities. Additionally, it pays for legal and accounting fees, management services fees, expenses incurred in complying with any laws, ordinances or governmental requirements applicable to the Association, reasonable replacement reserves, and the cost of mowing grass, grounds care, sprinkler system, landscaping, and other charges determined to be necessary to meet the primary purpose of the Association.

Every owner has an obligation to pay the annual assessment. If you do not receive a statement, please submit an accounts receivable request to C.I.A. Services to confirm your balance and ensure it is paid on time. 

You may submit your payment by mail, in person, or online. 

Water
Eastpoint Community water service is maintained by Baytown Water and Sewer.

Mailing Address:
Utility Billing
P.O. Box 424
Baytown, TX 77522-0424
Phone: 281-420-6515
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Visit the Water Conservation Tips page to learn more about average water requirements for daily uses such as showers and watering lawns.

Trash Pick Up
Eastpoint Community trash service is provided by the City of Baytown.

Trash pickup days are Mondays and Thursdays.

Trash will not be picked up on any City observed holiday, the day following Thanksgiving, Christmas or New year’s Day. Holidays that fall on a Sunday are observed on the following Monday.

Garbage must be in cans or plastic bags less than 30 gallons in size and weigh less than 60 pounds per container. It should be by the street by 7:00 a.m. of the scheduled collection day. Heavy trash, such as furniture, boxes, and old appliances (without Freon) will be collected along with your regular garbage.

No building materials, tires, batteries, or other hazardous materials can be set out with the garbage.

Mailing Address:
Utility Billing
P.O. Box 424
Baytown, TX 77522-0424
Phone: 281-420-6515
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Electricity
The electricity provider for Eastpoint Subdivision is:

Reliant Energy
713-207-7777

Payments can be mailed to:
Reliant
P.O. Box 650475
Dallas, TX 75265-0475

Newspaper Providers
Baytown Sun: 281-422-8302
Houston Chronicle: 888-220-7211

Poison Control
The Texas Poison Center Network (TPCN) was established by the Texas Legislature in 1993 when they passed Senate Bill 773. This bill mandated that a network of six regional poison centers be established to provide emergency treatment information to the citizens of Texas for poisonings or toxic exposures. Access to this health care advice is available to both the lay public and to health care providers in the state.

This 24 hour toll free resource was established by the joint efforts of the Texas Department of Health, now known as the Department of State Health Services (DSHS), the Commission on State Emergency Communications (CSEC), and the six regional poison centers to provide access to poison center services while reducing costs to the citizen.

City of Baytown
Licenses & Permits

The City issues permits and licenses for activities associated with residential and non-residential (commercial, industrial, etc.) development. For information concerning requirements for the following development and construction-related permits, please call (281) 420-6537.

Baytown City Hall
PO Box 424
2401 Market Street
Baytown. TX 77522

Physical Address 
2401 Market St
Baytown, TX 77522

The City of Baytown has contracted with Chase Bank to receive payments for Utility Bills, Emergency Medical Services, Municipal Court, Building Services and General Payments online by clicking the corresponding link or via telephone. For telephone payments in English, please call 1-866-528-0686 and in Spanish, please call 1-866-530-8855. They can also be contacted at (281) 422-8281 or Email: baytown@baytown.org.

Cable Providers
Time Warner Cable, 888-750-7890
DirecTV, 888-777-2454
Dish Network, 888-284-7116 or 888-825-2577
AT&T, 800-288-2020

Mosquito Control
All mosquitoes need water in which to pass their early life stages. Fully formed adult mosquitoes frequently rest in grass, shrubbery or other foliage, but they do not develop there.

Some mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water where they will hatch in just a few days. Other mosquitoes lay their eggs in old tires, tin cans, or other water-holding containers in which may remain unhatched for weeks or months until they are covered with water.

Tips on Fighting Mosquitoes

1. Get rid of old tires, or stack and cover the tires and store them in a proper place.
2. Empty your tin cans, bottles, jars, buckets, drums and other containers.
3. Repair leaky pipes and outside faucets.

For additional information on Mosquito Control, visit the official Baytown Website.