Welcome to the Fisherman’s Paradise community.
We are very happy to have you join our slice of paradise on the Brazos.
Hello to our newest Neighbors,
Welcome to our neighborhood, or as many of us here like to say, “Our little slice of Heaven.” Not only are you our newest neighbor in the community, you are also now the newest member to the Fisherman’s Paradise Property Owners Association.
Fisherman’s Paradise was originally created back in 1955 as a small fish camp for sporting enthusiasts to enjoy fishing on the Brazos River and hunting around the surrounding countryside. Over the many years since, we have grown and developed into a thriving little community of folks wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy some peaceful country living. Hence, our little slice of Heaven.
The FPPOA Association was formed to create and maintain a clean and wholesome environment to live, raise a family, or simply relax. We meet regularly down at the Park Pavilion for our Board of Director’s meetings and the General Membership meetings. All members are invited and encouraged to attend any and all of the meetings possible. Meetings are generally held inside the air conditioned pavilion when the weather is hot or out on the patio during nicer weather. Space is also available for the smaller children to play outside. Don’t be alarmed to see grazing deer in the park.
Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with this material as it is provided to assist you in learning how our community functions, along with some basic and common sense policies and rules that are designed to maintain a level of harmony and tranquility within the neighborhood and those who live here.
We very much appreciate your ownership and membership into Fisherman’s Paradise and look forward to seeing you and your family at our meetings, gatherings, or just passing by. We are here to assist you in any way we can.
Welcome Home!
Fisherman’s Paradise Board, Officers and Directors
Here is some important information about our community:
Please read the Bylaws and Covenants and Restrictions to gain understanding of our community guidelines. Here is a list of the Most Common Violations. If you are looking to build, add on or make changes to your property a Property Modification Request Form will need to be completed. All of these are available on the website. Please contact 1-800-DIG-TESS before digging anywhere on your property.
If you are planning to build or add more than 300 square feet of any type of structure you will need to obtain a Development Permit from Johnson County. You must obtain an approved Septic Permit from Johnson County Public Works before starting any construction. A current property survey will also be needed as part of the Property Modification Request Form. When clearing trees from your lot a Property Modification Request Form is needed for any trees 6 inches or larger in diameter. If you have questions you may contact the Architectural Chairperson Jason Stapleton at (214)315-9429 or you can email him at jdrockins@outlook.com
The electric provider for our community is Hilco Electric Cooperative they can be reached at 1-800-338-6425.
The water company is Crest Water located at 840 N Old Betsy Rd, Cleburne, TX 76031, their number is (817)645-5493.
Trash service is available from the following companies-
Republic Trash Services Contact them at (254) 687-2456
Pick-up is on Wednesday
Frontier Waste Services Contact them at (888) 854-2905
Pick-up is on Monday
Internet Services vary depending on your location and line of
site and availability-
Cirra (817)259-1100
Nextlink (855)698-5465