A Big Thank You to Our Property Management Team With the incredible amount of snow we’ve received this winter, Terry and John have truly gone above and beyond for our community. Putting in 12–16 hour days and keeping pace with…
The SPPA Board of Directors gathered earlier this week for its monthly meeting. The team spent much of its time together reviewing Committee budget proposals supporting plans for the upcoming season and working through some practical improvements to how the community runs…
Thank you to everyone who took a few moments to share your feedback in our recent survey about pub start times and length. We heard that 45% of respondents are happy with the current 7:00 p.m. start time, while 30%…
In cooperation with the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority we have ordered 50 large stock trees to be planted on SPPA property in the Spring. The order includes potted White Cedar, Hemlock, Maple, Tulip and White Birch. These trees are common to our…
The January meeting of the The Southcott Pines Park Association Board of Directors was held on the 19th. The Board adopted the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan and reviewed the 2026 budget process, with various committees having completed different stages of their budget drafts. The…
As part of our ongoing effort to strengthen how we connect as a community, we’ve upgraded our email system to better support our growing membership. This means we’re saying goodbye to the long-standing sppa@hay.net address. Please update your address book to info@southcottpines.net to ensure you continue receiving important…
Thank you to everyone who came out to support our recent beach clean-up day. Your time, effort, and community spirit helped make a tremendous difference in preparing our shoreline for the summer season. We are grateful for all who volunteered…
SPPA’s May 9 Town Hall, Understanding the Budget – Shaping Our Priorities, gave members an opportunity to hear directly from the Board about the 2026/27 budget, the thinking behind key spending decisions, and the link between the budget and SPPA’s…
In cooperation with the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority we have ordered 50 large stock trees to be planted on SPPA property in the Spring. The order includes potted White Cedar, Hemlock, Maple, Tulip and White Birch. These trees are common…