Facilities and the people who can use them
An amenity can exist without being available to every household. Explore the facilities first, then check the registration, transfer and exclusion conditions for the people who will use them.
5 household classes across 1 associations.
Included means the published class has an access pathway, subject to the stated conditions. It does not certify an address, waive registration or promise free access. Unresolved records are not exclusions. Coverage is incomplete; no matching record does not establish that an amenity or entitlement is absent.
Unresolved / conditional
Base assessment supports one suite's residents. Additional-suite access requires approval and payment: annual access at the multifamily rate or a $300 ten-visit pass expiring March 31. Tax on that pass is not explicit.
Unresolved / conditional
Selected programs and indoor rentals can accept non-residents at different prices. This is not general admission to the private recreation park.
Included subject to conditions
Owner identification, title review and proof of residence are required for cards. Five household cards are the default; additional cards need management approval.
Included subject to conditions
Owner signs the transfer, fees must be current, and tenants provide address ID and lease. Owner and tenants do not both retain the same transferred privileges. Annual fees remain the owner's responsibility.
Included subject to conditions
Cards begin at age 12 with the required waiver and identification. General park privileges do not override pool swim-test, supervision or youth-guest limits.
Identify the documents and account confirmation still needed.
Property access research