Bayfront Pavilion
Information
The Bayfront Pavilion requires organizations, or individuals to reserve prior to use and pay a deposit in advance.
Pavilion reservations are on a first come basis. Preliminary reservations may be made by phone, email, or in person. Preliminary reservations cannot be confirmed until the deposit is received by the City. If the deposit is not received on, or before 7 days after reservation is made, the reservation will be cancelled so others may make reservations.
The City prohibits the following at the Bayfront Pavilion:
Ø No vehicles or golf carts on the grass or concrete at the Bayfront.
Ø No inflatable waterslides.
Ø No glass containers
HURRICANE HARVEY Damage to bayfront
BAYFRONT PIER
Hurricane Harvey (2017) caused severe damage to the end of the City's Pier on the Bayfront.
The Project is mostly complete with only some lights still needing to be replaced/repaired. The Pier is now open to the public.
BAYFRONT RESTROOM
Due to erosion from Hurricane Harvey (2017), the Bayfront Restroom suffered severe damage. The old restroom was demolished and the new restroom has been placed closer to the street. The new restroom is not yet ready to be opened to the public, but a port-o-let is available for any resident to use while at the Bayfront. This port-o-let is located next to the Pavilion.
SEAWALL
For the Public's safety, several areas are fenced off on the Seawall.
The City is still working with FEMA to help repair and extend the Seawall. This is estimated to be around an ~$7,000,000.00 project.
12th Street to 15th Street Shoreline
Due to Hurricane Harvey (2017), there was severe erosion from 12th Street to 15th Street on the Bayfront.
Construction for this project to refill this area will begin around Fall 2022