Highland Branch Owners

A practical guide for owners and builders

Step-by-step help for new lots in the Estates at Highland Branch: 911 addressing, maps, electric service, wells, septic, and HOA review — with links to official sources.

Unofficial · Estates at Highland Branch · Cameron, TX

Gravel country road curving through rolling Central Texas pasture with live oaks and a barbed-wire fence under a blue sky.
Illustrative image — not a photo of Highland Branch or any specific lot.

Unofficial site. This is an owners’ resource run by Mark & Michelle (Lot 11). It is not affiliated with the Highland Branch Property Owners Association or Wildwood Management Group. Always confirm requirements with the official agency or your HOA before you act. Rules and fees change.

Start here

Most new builds here follow the same order: HOA architectural approval, then county septic and development steps, then utilities. Confirm each step with the agency that issues the permit.

New owners

What to do after you buy a lot: HOA portal, 911 address, maps, taxes, and mail.

Builders checklist

A suggested timeline from ACC review through power, water, and county permits.

Maps & 911 address

How CTCOG assigns addresses and how to get Highland Dr on Google, Apple, and other maps.

Utilities & wells

HOTEC electric, POSGCD wells, Milam County septic (OSSF), and rural internet options.

Official HOA contact

Wildwood Management Group manages day-to-day HOA communications for many Texas communities. Use them for portals, documents, and member questions:

Deed restrictions, ACC rules, and architectural review packets live in the official HOA documents — request them through Wildwood or the homeowner portal. Do not treat this website as a substitute.