The 2025 CLFCA Assessments are $300 and due July 31, 2025. There are three methods to pay your assessments outlined here.
Assessment Amendment vote for 2023 passed and the annual assessment is $300.
Tuesdays and Fridays are backdoor trash pickup. Tuesday is heavy trash day and Friday is trash and recycle.
All bulk waste must be scheduled with AmeriWaste: 281-331-8400 for a Tuesday pickup and must be authorized prior to placing items at curb.
With your members access, go to RESIDENTS and then Resources and Programs.
Click Here to report with Centerpoint. https://www.centerpointenergy.com/en-us/residential/customer-service/electric-outage-center/report-streetlight-outages?wt.ac=oc_button&sa=ho
With your members access, go to RESIDENTS then click Documents Library.
Go to clearlakeforestpool.com and click "Reservations" to reserve pickleball courts and/or equipment.
There's lots of misinformation about who owns Baronridge Park, if it's public or private, and if the City of Pasadena in any way pays for the park. Here are some bullet points to help clear up any confusion.
Baronridge Park is a privately owned park, owned by Clear Lake Forest, and is intended for the exclusive use of Clear Lake Forest residents.
It is located within the City of Pasadena. That said, it is still a private park. Park maintenance and upkeep is the responsibility of the CLFCA, and our assessment funds pay for that as well as the other amenities we enjoy in Clear Lake Forest.
Part of the Clear Lake Forest neighborhood is located in Pasadena. Pasadena does neighborhood grant funding; we qualify for grant money similar to other Pasadena neighborhoods. The benefit to Pasadena is they get to count the park as green space. We work with the city to secure grant money, which is a funds-matching program.
Since we a part of the funds matching program, we qualify for up to 3 projects per year; for each project we can receive up to $7500. The way we receive the $7500, is by spending $15,000. The grant matches us, dollar for dollar, up to a combined $15,000 total. The only way we benefit from the grant is if we spend money on it.
This grant money has been used for Clear Lake Forest projects such as the floating dock, repaving the tennis court, entryway light installation, tree trimming at our entryways and the kiddie cush at Baronridge Park.
Most of Clear Lake Forest is physically located in Taylor Lake Village. Since there is no Taylor Lake Village post office, the Seabrook post office provides us mail service. You can receive your mail addressed to either Taylor Lake Village or Seabrook, TX. Our full 9-digit ZIP code for Taylor Lake Village is 77586-5106.
Our Clear Lake Forest pool is a "resident only" pool and you must be a current resident of Clear Lake Forest to use it and other amenities. All residents who are current on their HOA assessments may register at clearlakeforestpool.com.