RESIDENT TENANTS

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.


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

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; an administration fee applies.


CORESIDENT TENANT: Coresident Relationship exists when an unrelated individual leases a room or legally permitted ADU/JADU at the Owner’s Tahoe Donner property as their primary residence for at least six consecutive months, with limited exceptions to the six-month requirement considered on a case-by-case basis by the Exception Review Panel.


To see the complete Amenity Access Rule, adopted on October 10, 2024 and updated June 22, 2026, click here.


 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does the $90 owner relinquishment administration fee in 2026 cover the tenant's Private Amenity Access?

    The $90 is a flat rate processing fee, and in 2026 an active Tenant ID Card does include Private Amenity Access for the duration of their lease.

  • Who qualifies for a Tenant ID Card?

    Tenants listed on the lease and their qualifying family are eligible for Tenant Cards.