A state Forester’s Burning Ban for all counties in effect until further notice. A State Forester’s Burning Ban prohibits all outdoor burning, including yard debris burning, prescribed burning, campfires, bonfires and other recreational fires in all unincorporated areas.
No beach bonfires are permitted until further notice.
Construction is underway for the landscaped median extension, crosswalk, and sidewalk in front of the Lake House.
There will be temporary lane closures from Monday (3/31) through Thursday (4/3) next week to facilitate the asphalt removal and curb construction.
There will be temporary lane closures on Monday (4/7) and Tuesday (4/8) to facilitate milling and repaving traffic lanes.
Thank you for your patience as we work to complete this project.
Are you having trouble signing up for the SIPOA Property Owner Portal? Would you like some hands-on help?
Join us on April 14 at 3:00pm to Get the Scoop on the Property Owner Portal. Bring your laptop or your phone and we will get you registered. Please ensure you have access to your email on your device(s).
When: Monday, April 14
Where: Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Time: 3:00pm
Join us for dynamic and accessible Pilates classes designed to build strength, improve flexibility, and enhance overall body awareness – all in a low-impact, joint-friendly format.
Whether you’re new to Pilates or looking to refine your practice, these classes offer supportive and welcoming space to move, breathe, and strengthen.
Construction is complete at Boardwalks 2 and 3A. The boardwalks have been replaced and are open for beach access.
UPDATE: Adopt-a-Highway scheduled for 4/5/25 has been canceled. Stay tuned for future volunteer dates.
Sweepers are invited to the April 5 Adopt a Highway Sweep, weather permitting. It is a great way to meet new people and old friends, get some exercise and beautify the entry to Seabrook Island.
Meet at the Lake House around 9:00am. Sweepers will be provided with pick-up sticks, neon orange vests and bags. We will sweep for approximately 2 hours or as long as you are able. Each bag should weigh no more than 15-pounds and personal safety is first-and-foremost for all participants. On average, 3 bags of trash are collected by a participant.
Participants may choose an area along Betsy Kerrison/Bohicket/River Road they would like to see tidied up, or go to an assigned area.
Unable to make this sweep this event? The future date is May 17.
If you plan to participate, RSVP to Mary Gwyn at mkginmd@verizon.net.
Hope you will be able to join us!
Spring is in the air and our oak trees will soon be shedding their leaves. SIPOA will commence leaf collection from the roadways using a street sweeper beginning March 17th.
Residents are reminded that the street sweeper cannot remove piles of leaves that are 6″ deep or greater.
Leaves will be removed from the roadway as long as they are not 6″ or greater in depth. Leaf collection will continue for 6 weeks and end on April 25.
The landscaped median on Seabrook Island Road past the gate house will be extended beginning on 3/24/25.
The first phase of this project was completed in 2022. The second phase will pick up where the first ended and continue to Live Oak Park Road at the first entrance of the Lake House.
There will be an additional crosswalk added as well as a sidewalk to the Racquet Club on the side of the road opposite the Lake House.
During the week of 3/24/25, there will be some lane shifts to allow for construction on the new median with brief traffic delays. New landscaping will be installed once the streetscape work is completed and everything should be completed by early May.
Beginning March 17th, SIPOA will begin a condition assessment study of all SIPOA roadways. The study will involve visual inspection of our roadways as well as video inspection using trucks like the one in the photo below. The study will take about a week to complete, and you may see these trucks driving along the roadways.
Check out the latest edition of SIPOA’s Currents – News from the Seabrook Island Property Owners! Click the image below to view this month’s news.
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