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Everyone must take extra care in the preservation of our canals by not disposing of any type of waste into the canals. No paint, household cleaners, motor oil, animal feces, construction materials or grass clippings should be disposed of in the canals.

When enjoying the canals by boat, please be considerate by not causing a wake. Wakes can damage bulkheads. Consequently, it is very important that your carport and lower levels are kept free of items that can become flying missiles.

Keeping this area free of clutter throughout the year will also lessen your preparation time for possible hurricane evacuation.

A visit with the Building Inspector may keep you from violating a building code or city ordinance. Any installations of concrete driveways, fences, carports, etc. For an explanation of this procedure, the Building Inspector will assist you.

The Building Inspector is available from a. For the Ordinance in its entirety, please see Chapter 10 — Traffic Control. Digging the Canals. To view some of the early history of Bayou Vista, see the following: Mr. Edward Saconas presented an historic recollection of the actual events which led to the development of Bayou Vista and Omega Bay.

It was a full house at the MUD 12 building. Saconas was a charming, informative speaker. He was there in the early days, as his father George Saconas and matriarch Louise Saconas, developed what would become some of the finest communities that we call home. What followed was the truthful tale of the building of these communities. Saconas updated his presentation in We hope to include those files in our collection as they become available.