We are now accepting credit cards, both online and in person.
We can also provide a link for you to view, print and pay your utility bill online! It is a safe, secure service. You can pay using a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express) as well as debit cards displaying the Visa or MasterCard logo, or with an electronic check.
There is a small service fee; this fee in most cases would be less than a late fee or other charges you could incur if your payment was delayed for any reason.
The service fee is assessed at $3.00 per $100.00 utility bill. For example, if your bill is in any amount from $1.00 - $99.00, it will charge you $3.00 to use the service. If it is $100.00 - $199.00, the charge would be $6.00, and continues going up from there.
You will need our Municipal Code. It is: BeviloaksTX713
You can still opt to send in a check or pay with cash. However, we DO NOT take $100 bills.
If you would like to receive your bill via email, please send your name, address, phone #, account # and email address to: beviloaks@att.net
Building Permits Required
The City of Bevil Oaks requires permits to be obtained for new construction, demolition of structures, or remodeling. Permits are also required for trucks to be within the City. Logging, clearing land, or land fill in a special flood hazard area? You need a permit for that too. We require electrical permits and plumbing permits. Permits also required for installing a swimming pool or storage shed. For more information, please review Ordinance 210.
All prime/general contractors or sub-contractors must obtain individual permits to work inside the city limits of Bevil Oaks. Contractors must be state licensed and must provide a certificate of liability insurance with certificate holder as City of Bevil Oaks before permit can be granted. All work must be inspected by a state licensed inspector in accordance with the requirements of the International Building Code.
Contact City Hall at 409-753-1475 to obtain a building permit BEFORE beginning construction.
