Announcements From Sea Pines CSA |
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New Software Program (CSA360) at Entrance Gates on 9/6 |
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Sea Pines CSA is in the process of transitioning to a new safety and security software program called CSA360, which will improve the efficiency of our Safety and Security Operations. This new system is being implemented in a phased approach, and we have successfully launched the phases for our Sea Pines Security Patrol and Dispatch operations.
In our next phase, expected to launch September 6, a newly designed paper hangtag pass will be issued at our access gates of Sea Pines, the main gate, located on Greenwood Drive and at the Ocean Gate located off Cordillo Parkway. This new hangtag will replace the previous blue Sea Pines pass.
This change will only affect our daily and weekly visitors who purchase a pass from either of our access gates. Transactions are cash only. For those who hold a previously issued unexpired Sea Pines pass, decal, or other form of access, you do not need to take any action.
For information on Sea Pines access rates, please visit our website here.
Request to Rental Managers
In preparation for our transition to CSA360, please provide the following to Bruce Perry at passrequest@csaseapines.com by Thursday, September 15th:
- The person and email address of whom should be designated as the primary account contact for your company
- A current address list of your Sea Pines rental properties
We appreciate your assistance as we work to provide a seamless transition to our new security software program, CSA360.
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Sea Pines Drive Infrastructure Repair Project to Resume this Fall |
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Phase 3 of the Sea Pines Drive infrastructure repair project is scheduled to begin early September 2022 with an estimated completion time of Spring 2023. To learn more about Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the project please click here.
Project work zones will include the below roadways:
- 1.2 miles of Sea Pines Drive from Lighthouse Road to Baynard Cove Road
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Red Cardinal Road - Drainage construction and resurfacing/paving roadway
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Snowy Egret Road - Drainage construction and resurfacing/paving roadway
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Wagon Road - Drainage construction and resurfacing/paving roadway
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Sandhill Crane Road - Resurfacing/paving roadway
Project work along Sea Pines Drive will include:
- Stormwater drainage upgrades and replacement
- Roadway resurfacing and realigning
- Realignment and widening of leisure trails
- Addition of pedestrian crosswalks and curbing in select areas
- Reconstruction of the leisure trail pedestrian timber bridge at Beachmarker #24.
- New signage installation, tree work, and minor landscaping
How to stay updated regarding this project:
We look forward to keeping the community updated as we have more details towards the start of Phase 3. Comments or questions for the Sea Pines CSA Capital Improvements Department may be submitted online here.
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South Island Public Service District Announces Potable Drinking Water Pipeline Upgrades In Sea Pines |
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South Island Public Service District (SIPSD) is a publicly owned utility, providing water and wastewater services for the south end of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Serving over 26,000 customers, from the Cross Island to the Fresh Market Center, their service area also encompasses Sea Pines, Wexford, Shipyard, and Long Cove.
To provide the highest quality service to their customers, a new reverse osmosis plant, off Dunnagans Alley will be installed. SIPSD will now undertake a major infrastructure upgrade and replacement project to their potable water drinking line from Dunnagans Alley to Baynard Park Road, inside of Sea Pines.
Click here for scope of work, timing, and full project details.
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Important Reminders From Sea Pines CSA |
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Sea Pines Trolley Blue Route and Beach Shuttle Service End 9/6
The Sea Pines Trolley Blue Route and Beach Shuttle Service will make their last routes of the season on Monday, September 5th.
Click here to view/print the updated 2022 Sea Pines Trolley Brochure.
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Short Term Rental Weekly Pass Rates Beginning September 6, 2022
- Short Term Weekly pass & voucher purchased in advance $15
- Short Term Weekly pass purchased at Sea Pines Gate $20
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Land Use Rules and Regulations Reminder
The purpose of the Land Use Rules and Regulations is to promote aesthetic excellence of all Residential Property within Sea Pines, to encourage mutual respect among all Residential Property Owners and Tenants, and to foster standards which will maintain Sea Pines as the premier community on Hilton Head Island.
The Property Owner is responsible to ensure their property remains in compliance with the Land Use Rules and Regulations at all times, including such owner's invitees, tenants, guests, and contractors. Violations of the Land Use Rules and Regulations may result in the levy of a fine/s.
Click here to view the Sea Pines CSA Land Use Rules and Regulations.
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Sea Pines Community Reminders |
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Short-term renters & their guests must park vehicles in the garage, carport or on the driveway of the rental property. Parking is not permitted on any landscaped surfaces including the front, back or side yards.
- Motorized vehicles (including electric & pedal-assist bikes, scooters) are not permitted in Sea Pines. While using the leisure trails, be aware of vehicles. They are not required to stop while you are waiting to cross a roadway.
- Short-term renters, renting in Sea Pines are not permitted to bring in motor homes, travel trailers/ RVs, boats, personal watercraft, or jet-ski and ski-doos.
- Laundry items (e.g., towels, bathing suits, clothing) may not be hung on railings/balconies or any other location where visible from adjoining properties, a golf course, the beach or the street.
- Household items (e.g., coolers, bicycles, skateboards), yard maintenance equipment (e.g., mowers, trimmers, gas cans), and sports equipment (e.g., field sports equipment, basketballs, kayaks, canoes) must be stored out of public view when not actively in use.
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Safety Precautions Regarding Alligators in our Community: |
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- 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: 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.
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2022 Community Reminders Handout
We are asking all property managers to please make sure to share our 2022 Community Reminders Handout with your renters. We ask that you post this document in your rental unit so that renters are aware of our important rules and regulations while they visit Sea Pines.
Click the link below or click here to download a copy.
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Sea Pines CSA Admin Office: 843.671.1343: Email
Sea Pines Security: 843.671.7170: Email
Sea Pines CSA Gate Pass Office: 843.671.7277
Website: www.SeaPinesLiving.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SeaPinesLiving
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