In accordance with the Cawaja Propertyowners Association (CPOA) Bylaws, the membership has established rules and regulations governing the use of the beach property.  The objective of the CPOA Beach Use Rules is to provide a framework for the safe enjoyment of the beach for all members and their guests.  Below…

The CPOA holds an annual beach clean-up in the spring as well as a Phragmites Dig.  In addition, the CPOA retains the services of a third-party contractor to pick up refuse weekly on Mondays after the weekends.

The CPOA undertakes an annual maintenance program against Phragmites, a highly invasive reed that has begun to overtake the sandy beach and choke out the native vegetation. Our program entails two contractor cuts, one in the late spring and one in September.

Nothing rounds out a great summer day than an evening bonfire with family and friends. But before you light the kindling, make sure you have a fire permit! That includes any fires on your property, even in a Chiminea.

With all of our properties serviced by septic tanks, it is recommended that they be pumped out and inspected. After a busy summer, this is something that property owners should investigate, particularly if it has been a few years.

An agreement signed in 2015, provides a framework for the use of co-owned  lands which include a section of the Beach, recognizing that the Cawaja PropertyOwners Association (CPOA) is a two-thirds owner and that Tiny Township is a one-thirds owner. The CPOA and Tiny Township are working effectively together towards…

CPOA members will receive special discounts at local retailers when you show the card. You can easily recoup your membership fee and MORE when you shop at the retailers that you normally frequent.

Some useful links from our surrounding community.

Below is a list of key offices and their contact information including the By-Law officer.