9 May 2024 Sea turtle nesting season has begun and nests are already being marked. As a reminder, sea turtle nesting season officially runs May 1-October 31 each year. All sea turtles are endangered species. The South Venice Beach has many species that nest here, including the rare Kemps-Ridley. It is a federal offense to tamper with the sea turtles…
May 7, 2024 The SVBET announces a new location for its annual Administration Report. According to the Trust Agreement, Section 5.4 Accountings and Public Notice, “The Trustees shall prepare a Trust Endowment Fund administration and/or financial report at least once annually that shall be open for inspection by Community property owners and residents at reasonable business hours and times at…
The repairs to the Beach Ferry have been completed. Due to misinformation being circulated in the community wrongfully alleging one of the Captains of having a criminal record, that Captain had to be removed from duty. His federal background check done by the United States Coast Guard was clear and the South Venice Beach Endowment Trust (SVBET) has a right…
It is NOT ok to give YOUR Ferry pass to anyone, including a renter or family member. What is ok is that annual renters can purchase a non-resident Ferry pass at the SVBET office or you can accompany your guests on the Ferry. It has come to our attention from the Captains and some individuals that people who are renting…
Wednesday – 11 April 2024 The SVBET is now fund raising by selling engraved commemorative brick pavers to be installed at the Beach Ferry Dock House. For a $50 donation, you will receive a brick for engraving and installation. Order in memory of a beloved relative as a lasting tribute or have it engraved with your own family names to…
Monday – 8 April 2024 The South Venice Beach Endowment Trust (SVBET) is very pleased to announce the operation of its BEACH CAM. This is a live video stream of the South Venice Beach and is available on the SVBET website homepage at southvenicebeach.org. Special thanks to our Treasured Volunteer, Gary Cole, to help make this happen. Gary’s knowledge, enthusiasm,…