Office: 843.671.1343
Security: 843.671.7170
Maintenance: 843.671.7849
Pass Request: 843.671.7277
Email: info@csaseapines.com
Website: www.SeaPinesLiving.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SeaPinesLiving
Sea Pines CSA Community Update
July 7, 2022
From The Sea Pines CSA Communications Department
Sea Pines CSA Board of Director Election Candidate Application Information

Three “Class A” Residential Directors Board seats and One “Class B” Commercial Director Board seat will become available on January 1st, 2023.

Important Deadline Approaching! Sea Pines CSA Board Candidate Applications must be received by Monday, August 1, 2022.

Click here to view all application forms and additional information on the Sea Pines CSA Board of Director Election.
Update Your Contact Information With Sea Pines CSA Online
Please ensure we have your current contact information on file, so you don't miss any upcoming Sea Pines CSA communications regarding the CSA Board of Directors Election.

To update your mailing address, phone number and/or email address please visit our website at www.seapinesliving.com/request to fill out the Contact Information Update Form. 
From The Sea Pines Security Department
Safety Precautions Regarding Alligators in our Community:

  • Assume every body of water contains an alligator
  • Stay at least 60 feet (4 car lengths) away from alligators
  • Alligators are ambush predators and can move faster than you or your pets
  • Keep pets and children away from water’s edge
  • Swimming or wading is prohibited in Sea Pines’ waterways
  • Feeding or harassing alligators is dangerous and illegal
  •  When fishing or crabbing do not throw used bait or fish parts into the water
 
Digital Guide to Living with Alligators: Click here to view/print
 
To report an aggressive or nuisance alligator or to report any safety concerns regarding alligators, please immediately contact the Sea Pines Security Department Dispatch Phone Line at 843.671.7170.
From The Sea Pines CSA Capital Projects Department
Crosswalk Stamping to Occur Along North Sea Pines Drive
 
Please be aware that crosswalk stamping will be taking place along North Sea Pines Drive the week of July 11th, weather permitting. Traffic control and flaggers will be present during this work, drivers are asked to use caution in the work zone.
From The Sea Pines CSA Maintenance Department
Tree Care Management
 
Roadway tree trimming in the Beach Lagoon area is in progress and will continue through next week, weather permitting.
Stormwater Repairs
 
Drainage pipe end cleaning on Stoney Creek Road near Lighthouse Road is in progress and will continue through next week, weather permitting.

Pictured: Sea Pines CSA staff Jacolby Grant, Andre Coleman, Benton Soule repairing a storm pipe located near 17 Sand Fiddler Road.
From The Sea Pines CSA Land Use Management Department
The purpose of the Sea Pines Land Use Rules and Regulations is to promote aesthetic excellence of all Residential Property within Sea Pines, to encourage mutual respect among all Property Owners and Tenants, and to foster standards that will maintain Sea Pines as the premier community on Hilton Head Island.

To report an alleged violation of the Land Use Rules and Relegations, please contact Ryan Kash, Sea Pines CSA Land Use Monitor, by submitting your request online here.
Sea Pines CSA To Host Deep Well Donation Event
A Deep Well Donation Drop-off event is scheduled at the Sea Pines Community Center Parking Lot (71 Lighthouse Rd. Suite #120) on Friday, July 8th from 9:00-11:00 AM.
 
Click here to view the July pantry wish list items.
Helpful Resource Links From Sea Pines CSA
News From Around The Community
Water Safety Tips from The Town of Hilton Head Island

Since most drowning victims had no intention of being in the water and most people drown within 10-30 feet of safety, it is important to know how to swim. Never rely on float toys to stay afloat.

Don't take chances overestimating your swimming skills. Swim only in designated areas and never swim alone. No one can anticipate changing ocean currents, riptides, sudden storms or other hidden dangers.
What's a Riptide?

Actually it's an ocean current that has nothing to do with the tides. A rip current happens as water that's built up on shore returns to the ocean (all those waves need to go somewhere!). Rip currents are often found near fixed objects, like piers and reefs, which is why these are "no swimming" areas. If you swim into a rip current (you'll feel it pulling you out to sea), don't panic. Swim parallel to shore until you feel the pull stop. You can then swim back to shore.

For more Water Safety Tips please visit https://hiltonheadislandsc.gov/safety/watersafety.cfm
How to Contact Sea Pines CSA
Sea Pines CSA Admin Office: 843.671.1343: Email
Sea Pines Security: 843.671.7170: Email
Sea Pines CSA Maintenance: 843.671.7849: Email
Sea Pines CSA Capital Projects: Click here
Sea Pines CSA Gate Pass Office: 843.671.7277
Land Use Management: 843.671.7820: Email