Association Documents

Seadrift Association is diligent in its regulatory compliance and documentation, adhering to requirements set forth in the Davis-stirling Common Interest Development Act, the primary legal framework for Homeowners Association (HOA) governance in California. This framework is the underpinning of a well-managed and successful HOA.

Association Guidelines 

In this section you will find Seadrift’s governing documents - documents that define the association's structure, powers, and responsibilities, as well as the rights and obligations of its members. The purpose of these documents is to establish a framework for the operation and management of the community, ensuring a harmonious living environment and protecting the interests of all residents. 

Here you will also find guidelines, disclosures, legal documents, and meeting minutes in support of the transparency and rigorous financial and organizational management Seadrift management and board aspire to.

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Construction Holiday Schedule

There will be NO work allowed on the following holidays. If an emergency condition exists on your site requiring some construction activity, you must contact the Seadrift Association Community Manager for approval.

  • January 1 & 2: New Year’s Day & day after (Thursday & Friday) 

  • January 19: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

  • February 16: Presidents’ Day

  • May 25: Memorial Day

  • June 19: Juneteenth

  • July 3: Independence Day (observed)

  • September 7: Labor Day

  • October 12: Indigenous Peoples’ Day

  • November 11: Veterans Day

  • November 26 & 27: Thanksgiving & day after (Thursday & Friday)

  • December 25: Christmas Day 

Bolinas Lagoon

Bolinas Lagoon is a Marin County nature preserve and is recognized by the Ramsar Convention as a Wetland of International Importance. Home to over 23 rare, threatened, and endangered species and a diverse array of marine, terrestrial, and plant species, Seadrift considers itself steward of this precious wetland. 

Crucially located on the Pacific Flyway, Bolinas Lagoon is a vital staging and stopover site for numerous migratory birds, including tens of thousands of birds annually.


Main Line: (415) 868-0943

An Afternoon at the Lagoon

The Greater Farallones Association's virtual series, An Afternoon at the Lagoon, was held on Thursday, February 11th, 2021. See details about the lagoon and Stinson Beach.

Learn about the South End Living Shoreline Project from The Greater Farallones Association. What is a Living Shoreline? Why is this project important?