Meyerland Community Improvement Association
The MCIA Board of Directors will meet by telephonic means on Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 7:30 P.M. The meeting will be open to the public to hear the board discuss the issues posted on the agenda. Please click HERE to see the agenda for the upcoming meeting.
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The Board of Directors is preparing to vote on the following policies at the upcoming monthly Board of Directors meeting taking place on August 13, 2020, at 7:30 P.M.: Structures Outside of the Building Line Policy, CMU Policy
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Due to the current situation with COVID-19, the MCIA Office is temporary closed for visitors until further notice. If you have documents to drop off, please leave them in the mailbox outside of the office entrance. MCIA staff will continue to answer the telephone during business hours at (713) 729-2167 as well as respond to emails (the general email address
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Please be advised that effective July 1st, 2019, Architectural fees will be reinstated. For more information, please refer to the MCIA Fee Policy
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Here are a few quick home maintenance reminders: Yard Maintenance Yard Work – It’s that time again to get your yard work done on a regular basis. Weekly lawn maintenance may be necessary to keep your lawn looking manicured. The entire lot and the area between the sidewalk and the street must be maintained always. Maintenance consists of mowing, edging,
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Our homeowner’s association, the Meyerland Community Improvement Association, or MCIA, is locally staffed with our own employees that are committed to our residents. Our office is located close by at 4999 West Bellfort Ave. While we’re usually busy helping our community, please stop by and visit with us anytime! Our board of directors are our residents that volunteer and are
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There has been a considerable increase in vehicles violating speed limits within Meyerland recently. This is a particularly dangerous situation with the large number of children, and adults who are walking, riding bicycles, or jogging along our streets at all hours of the day. Adding to this complexity is the current bridge work at Hillcroft and the planned bridge work
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The work to improve the drainage in our area continues in phases. Unfortunately, this progress sometimes comes at a cost. We watched the beautiful old trees on a South Braeswood esplanade come down to allow for the installation of important drainage improvements. The landscaping plan for the basins has been well publicized (click HERE for the proposed basin landscaping plan), but any plans for other affected grounds are still a work in progress.
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Dear Homeowners, Over the last few days we have received several questions regarding trees being removed from the median on South Braeswood between 610 and Millbury. The trees recently removed are part of the Project Brays widening and water detention basin installation. The plan is to place a 24 inch storm pipe down the median from Millbury towards 610, to
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Friends and neighbors, I wanted to take a moment to make sure you’re aware of the details for the upcoming Hillcroft Avenue Bridge construction that is a key part of Project Brays and addressing flooding concerns in the area. You may have noticed construction and detour signs starting to go up this week on the main and side streets of Hillcroft and Braeswood. This is in preparation for the June 15 closing of the Hillcroft Ave. Bridge.
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Hurricane season is nearly upon us. With one named storm in the Atlantic already, it is time to review your checklist and take action to be sure you are organized and equipped in the event a hurricane hits Houston. Please read this article from CM Abbie Kamin that contains valuable information and suggestions to help you be as prepared as
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Representative Sarah Davis has shared her weekly wrap-up regarding the Federal and State response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Attached is a very informative look at the actions taken. Please read this if you have not already received this valuable information yourself.
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District C Mask Distribution – Read More Here
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