Mark your calendars now. CSA and ASPPPO will hold their annual meetings, Tuesday May 29, at the Sea Pines Country Club, 3 p.m.

Two roadside demonstration projects, both on Greenwood Drive, are being prepared for the community. The areas have been identified with small signs, the ground has been tilled and plants will be installed shortly.

We will keep you posted as the project continues.

Paving is complete on Greenwood Drive.  Striping work will begin in approximately 45 days, after the asphalt cures.   Work continues in the Club Course neighborhood.  Prep and root intrusion work is continuing and paving is expected to begin sometime after June 1st.  The work is expected to be completed by mid June.  This date is subject to change based on weather and other factors.  If you have any questions, contact CSA Maintenance at 671-1343 or email maintdir@csaseapines.com.

Association of Sea Pines Plantation Property Owners (ASPPPO) Board of Directors Meeting Highlights

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Dear Residential Property Owner,

The bicycle bridge at Baynard Cove Road will be closed until May 28. Detour signs will be in place. Thank you for your attention.

If you missed "Coffee with Cary" in May,click here for the recap. Cary Kelley, Executive Vice President of CSA and ASPPPO Administrator hosts "Coffee with Cary" the first Wednesday of each month in the community center. It is a great opportunity for property owners to ask questions and stay informed of community issues.

For previous meeting recaps click here.

Tuesday, five young Bluebirds took to the sky leaving behind their nest in the Sea Pines Forest Preserve - a proud moment for the Sea Pines volunteers and Eagle Scout, Jackson Henz who had been monitoring more than 60 Bluebird boxes as part of a research project.

With the help of Boy Scout Troop 245, Henz and CSA's Wildlife Biologist installed more than 60 Bluebird boxes in Sea Pines Plantation. In one box, located in the Forest Preserve a hidden camera was installed, streaming live footage over the internet. Visitors to SeaPinesLiving.com were able to watch the five eggs hatch, the five chicks feed from their mother and viewers watched them take flight Tuesday.

Bluebird boxes were checked every week or two by Sea Pines volunteers with notes being jotted down to help maximize future reproductive success. Monitoring will continue throughout the summer and other Bluebird box will have a camera installed again.

As more information becomes available it will be posted on SeaPinesLiving.com and will be posted on our Facebook page. Fb.com/SeaPinesLiving

The 2011 Annual Reports from CSA and ASPPPO have been uploaded to SeaPinesLiving.com. Click here to read online. All property owners will be mailed a copy of the Annual Report by the end of April. Please login into SeaPinesLiving.com before clicking on the link.

An auspicious occasion has occurred in the Sea Pines Forest Preserve, a cornucopia of wild flowers is in bloom at the Warner W. Plahs Wild Flower Field. Look for these species of flora during your next visit, and then come the CSA administration building to buy a Forest Preserve T-shirt as a memento of your memory.

The trolley map and schedule have been posted online.

Click here for more information.