Per Charleston Water System, the repair to the major water supply line is currently underway and is expected to be completed by the end of today.
During this time, the Seabrook Island Utility Commission will continue the immediate reduction of water use by all Seabrook Island customers and for a full restriction of ALL non-essential water usage such as irrigation. We need your help to insure that we are able to maintain an adequate supply of water for emergencies.
We request that you not contact the office looking for status updates. We will provide information as it becomes available, no later than 3:00 pm, Tuesday, July 17th, 2018.
The Commission would like to thank all its customers in advance for complying with this request.
–Submitted by Seabrook Island Utility Commission
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The Turtle Patrol has announced that the first inventory of 2018 will take place on Wednesday, July, 18 at 8:30 am. It will be Nest 3 which is located just south of boardwalk 1. This nest was found by The Carters, The Doanes and Lisa Hand on May 20, 2018.
Do you have questions or concerns you would like to address with Comcast/Xfinity? Meet Andy Gretton, local Xfinity Account Rep on Tuesday, July 18, at 12:00 pm in the Lobby of The Lake House.
A work crew will be at the security gate starting around 9:00 am this coming Tuesday, July 17, to repair a water line leak. Please be on the lookout for lane closure or diversion, and pay attention to all signage and directions from security personnel. Additional gate staff will be on hand.
Veronica L’Allier called with a crawl between the Club and Boardwalk #9 with a body pit almost entirely in the reeds/rack. Bill and Linda Nelson responded and Bill located the eggs for Nest 24 in a few minutes. Bill and Linda moved the 54 eggs around the Club Facilities to 300 yards north of Boardwalk #7.
Eileen Middleton called with a short crawl 100 yards north of the dog sign. Bill and Linda Nelson responded and Bill located 99 eggs for Nest 25. Jasper Neath with encouragement from his mother Kim helped Linda Nelson move the eggs to 100 yards north of Boardwalk #1.
On Saturday afternoon, Terry Fansler and Gayle Evans responded to a call from the Beach Patrol about a hatchling on the beach. When they arrived a large group of children greeted them and explained that as they were digging in the sand they were quite surprised when a hatchling walked into the hole they had dug. After the obligatory discussion of “this is why all holes need to be filled in”, the kids helped escort the hatchling they named “Trooper” to the ocean.
There was a stranding yesterday at the very end of the bird signs. Terry Fansler and Gayle Evans handled it. It turned out to be a juvenile Green Turtle.
Later on, while engaged in pre-hatch duties, Marnie Ellis snapped a great picture of the Piebald buck on the beach.
The Gibbes Museum of Art is offering an Architectural Sketching class. The class will meet for two weeks on August 4 and August 11 from 10AM-1PM
