Established in 2001, COVAR stands for The Council of Villa Associations and Regimes. The original membership of 23 communities has now grown to 41. These consist of 27 associations (generally single family homes) and 14 regimes (attached units such as condos and townhouses).
The purpose of COVAR is to represent and give voice to the 1355 properties in villa associations and regimes which comprise a significant community of the Town of Seabrook Island property owners. COVAR members clearly benefit from communication and assistance regarding common concerns.
As COVAR collaborates with SIPOA, TOSI and the SBI Club in matters of mutual responsibility and interest, it needs the support of each HOA to continue its mission. The strength of any organization on Seabrook Island depends on the continued support of volunteers. COVAR encourages all residents to become informed and involved in the changes and improvements being made to the island that are in the planning and implementation stages, or have been completed. Virtual attendance of SIPOA and TOSI meetings can be accomplished from anywhere. In addition, TOSI posts links to agenda items of their public meetings on Tidelines.
Attached is an interactive map that shows all 41 communities. Click here to view the map or click on the image below. You can use the hints below to find your way around the map.
Click on an orange locator icon for more information about a specific regime.
To find a specific regime on the map, click on the directory icon in the upper left corner and select the regime name.
Click on the image to open the interactive map.
–Tidelines Editors