PFBHA

Join us.

The Association is funded entirely by its members. Dues pay the property taxes, the insurance and the upkeep that keep Port Franks Beach in the hands of the people who use it.

An early summer evening, looking west

What it costs

Dues, in full.

One-time initiation

Includes your first year of dues

$100

Annual dues

Every year thereafter

$85

How to pay

Interac e-Transfer to pfbha@execulink.com

Dues are payable in advance, by December 1st of the year before the membership year, which begins January 1st.

What dues pay for.

Land

Municipal property taxes on the beach itself.

Insurance

Liability coverage on the property.

Maintenance

Day-to-day upkeep of the shoreline.

Community

Events, cleanups and the general meetings.

Common questions.

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Who can join?

Any property owner in Port Franks. Each membership is associated with a qualifying Port Franks property address rather than with the title-holder, so it stays with the property.

How much does it cost?

A one-time initiation fee of $100, which includes your first year of dues. After that, dues are $85 a year.

When are dues due?

Dues are paid in advance. The deadline is December 1st of the year before the membership year, which begins on January 1st.

How do I pay?

By Interac e-Transfer to pfbha@execulink.com.

What do my dues pay for?

Municipal property taxes on the beach, insurance, maintenance of the shoreline, and the events the Association runs through the summer.

Who runs the Association?

A volunteer board of ten directors — two each from Huron Sands, Old Ausable, Port Franks Area, Richmond Park and Windsor Park.

Request membership

Ready to join?

Tell us about your property and a director will review it. You must own property in Port Franks to become a member — the beach is deeded to Port Franks owners, and a membership belongs to the address rather than to the person who holds the title.

Would rather write? pfbha@execulink.com

Your Port Franks property

A membership belongs to the property, not the owner — so it stays with the address if the house changes hands.

Nothing is owed until the board approves your request.