Amenity Access

Tahoe Donner’s updated Amenity Access Rule reflects the association’s desire to foster the personal use and enjoyment of private amenities by members and their families while meeting the community’s current and future needs. During the Oct. 10, 2024, special board meeting the board voted to update the rule and a technical update was made in June 2026. The new rule has been implemented and is being fully phased in through Dec. 31, 2027.

WHAT IS CHANGING?
Over the next 3 years, the Amenity Access Policy Rule Change will address the following:

  • Prioritizing member amenity access
  • Up to 10 Member ID Cards available per property
  • Family eligibility and age requirements for Member ID Cards
  • Sunsetting the Annual Recreation Fee (in 2026)
  • Eliminating Daily Access Fees for Member ID Card holders (in 2026)
  • Access restrictions/limitations to address overcrowding by nonmembers

Prioritized Amenity Access
The rule prioritizes all user categories as follows:

  1. Members
  2. Personal Guests
  3. Resident Tenants (long-term/seasonal)
  4. Short-Term Tenants

These differentiations impact the registration process, requiring documentation to verify family relationships when adding or changing Member ID Card assignments on your property and implementing transferable short-term tenant cards effective Jan. 1, 2025.

WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW?

Amenity Access Info Button - Members
Amenity Access Info Button - Personal Guests
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RESOURCES FOR REALTORS
We encourage local Realtors to familiarize themselves with the evolving Amenity Access Rule Changes as they are phased into effect. We’ve created a quick informational guide to help you understand the changes happening now through 2027. Download the PDF to stay informed and effectively communicate these updates to your homebuyers and sellers. You can also review additional information about the 2026 Annual Assessment.

AMENITY ACCESS RULE CHANGE HISTORY
For all historical information leading up to the Amenity Access Rule Change including workshop presentations, board meeting recordings, and other various resources, please view the Amenity Access Rule Change History.

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