Resident Tenants

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RESIDENT TENANT ACCESS

Amenity Access Rule defines a Tenant as any individual who occupies an Owner’s Residential Parcel in exchange for payment of consideration, monetary or not.

Property owners may relinquish their amenity access rights and member-exclusive benefits to resident tenants, long-term or seasonal, with a lease of 31 days or longer. However, owners cannot relinquish their rights more than twice per 12-month period; a $75 administration fee applies.

OWNER RELINQUISHMENT: A process administered by the Association through which Owners may transfer their membership rights and certain benefits to resident tenants.

VIEW OWNER RELINQUISHMENT PROCESS

OWNER RELINQUISHMENT FORM

To see the complete Amenity Access Rule, adopted on October 10, 2024, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Does the $75 administration fee cover the tenant's Rec Fee?

  No, it is a flat rate processing fee. Resident Tenants still need to purchase the Rec Fee or pay the Daily Access Fee during each visit to enter private amenities.
• If I purchase the Recreation Fee for me and my family members, can I transfer it to my resident tenants once I relinquish my/our amenity access rights and vice versa?

  The Recreation Fee is non-transferable and non-proratable. When an owner relinquishes their amenity access rights to a resident tenant, that tenant must pay their own Recreation Fee or Daily Access Fees.  ​