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Sausalito Shores Homeowners Association.

SSHA SUMMER COOKOUT
Saturday, August 28 • 4pm-6pm

Everyone in Sausalito Shores is invited to the Summer Cookout at the SSHA Clubhouse by Lake Howell. Members receive free admission; non-members: just $5 per family. Kids can play in a bounce house; adults can compete in a Corn-Hole-in-One Contest -- with prizes! We'll be grilling burgers and hot dogs -- plus sides for a fun summer picnic! Please RSVP via the form here to help us estimate how much food to prepare.

Please let us know if you will attend the Summer Cookout on Sat. Aug. 28! Thanks!

New Homeowner or Renter?

The SSHA will provide a free "Welcome Packet" to any new resident in Sausalito Shores. The Welcome Packet contains helpful information about our neighborhood and information from the City of Casselberry to help you get acquainted with our area. Pls. ask for one on our Contact page!

Update on Previous Report of Blue-Green Algae in Lake Howell

7/13/21–Good News! The FDEP released a new report after testing Lake Howell on July 8th. The toxin level had decreased to .26 mcg/liter and NO algae bloom was observed during the testing. FYI: The World Health Organization considers toxin levels under 10 micrograms/liter to represent a low-level risk for adverse health outcomes from short-term recreational exposure; however, certain sensitive populations (e.g., children, the elderly and immunocompromised populations) may still be at risk even at low concentrations and should avoid any exposure.

Clubhouse Rentals Available

The SSHA Clubhouse is available for rental to both members and non-members for an event such as a baby shower, birthday party, or wedding reception! Members receive a discounted rental fee. Clubhouse rentals include access to the picnic pavilion and the children's playground. Maximum number of people is 45. Check the event calendar to see if your desired date is open.

New Boat Dock -- Update

SSHA membership dues go toward many projects that enhance our neighborhood and property values -- including plans to replace the existing boat dock. This project will be a major expense, and we always feel a great responsibility to spend funds as wisely as possible. When lumber prices skyrocketed in the spring, we held off starting the project to see if prices would return to normal. As of 7/12/21, prices were appearing to come back down, so we are we are confident the dock project will move forward soon. Demolition and construction will likely begin this fall and into winter -- depending on weather, of course. Boat ramp access should remain open, but we ask for your patience if there are times when it may need to be closed. A notification may be posted at the gate, OR we will email members with Boat Ramp access to let them know. Questions? Use our Contact form.