PayHOA Registration

The South Gate Community Association utilizes PayHOA management software to better serve our residents. The goal of this system is to streamline communications, reduce administrative costs, and provide simple, online payment options for members. Please register using the form below or contact our office during business hours.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Why should I sign up?

A: PayHOA will give you convenience in making membership payments online via electronic check or credit card, will allow for communications to South Gate, etc.

Q: Do I have to add my email address to PayHOA?

A: We highly encourage you to sign up with your email address, as this will help us improve our ability to communicate with you on an ongoing basis.

Q: If I sign up for PayHOA will I still get paper statements mailed to me for my annual dues?

A: Yes, we will still mail out paper statements for annual dues to those members where we do not have a email address.

Q: Can I register if I am not a property owner or live in the South Gate subdivision?

A: Absolutely! All members can register.

Why join SGCA?

The South Gate Community Association (SGCA) was founded and incorporated as a not-for-profit voluntary association in 1956. The association owns the historic Victor Lundy South Gate Center, which is a Sarasota area historically designated building. Our swimming pool is vintage and is the oldest continuously operated swimming pool in the Sarasota area. Our goal is to maintain and preserve these unique amenities for future generations. Help us!

Although we rent the Center for events, including weddings, parties, celebrations of life, and similar activities, these rentals only cover a portion of our costs. Your membership and ideas are needed. Please Get Involved!

We exist "for the purpose of promoting social and recreational gatherings for its members, their families and friends, and toward the end of cementing a good fellowship and a social cooperative spirit in this community." A quote from our historical documents.

The funds raised through the voluntary memberships and event rentals go to support the (i) on-going preservation of our historic center, including the grounds and pool areas, (ii) deed restriction enforcement, and (iii) civic and social activities.