To
use GVR facilities or to participate in programs,
events and classes you must have a valid membership.
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GVR
Membership is a deed restriction
in perpetuity to a
property within the established
boundaries of Green Valley
Recreation, Inc. Because the membership
is a deed restriction
in perpetuity on the property,
cancellation of membership is
not an option. GVR Membership
passes from owner to owner
when a property sells.
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How
to become a member:
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- Purchase
a home that already has GVR, or
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Purchase a home within GVR established
boundaries that does not have GVR
and sign an agreement to deed restrict
the property for the Initial Fee
+ Pro-Rated dues. If you are not
sure the property is within GVR
established boundaries, please call
the Membership Department.
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2013
Membership Fees |
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Initial
Fee |
$2,260.00 |
| Annual
Dues (per household) |
$
421.00 |
| Life
Care Member |
$
421.00 |
| Transfer
Fee |
$
250.00 |
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New
Member Capital Fee |
$$2,260.00 |
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3rd
GVR Card Holder |
$ 80.00 |
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Card Replacement |
$
10.00 |
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*NEW MEMBER CAPITAL FEE
Upon the purchase of any existing GVR membership property, the purchaser of such property shall pay a New Member Capital Fee in an amount to be determined by the Board of Directors; however, such fee shall not exceed the Initial Fee then in effect. The New Member Capital Fee is charged to assist in the deferred maintenance and upkeep of GVR’s facilities and the funds collected are used exclusively for that purpose. This provision shall not apply to a purchaser who is currently a GVR member or has been a GVR member at any time within one year of the closing of the purchase.
GVR
Privileges for Tenants:
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If
you are using the services of
a Rental Property Management Company,
the company will supply your tenants
with the proper paperwork to obtain
their GVR Tenant Cards
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If
your tenants are renting directly
from you, please follow these
steps:
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By signing this form you, as
the owner(s), give GVR permission
to transfer your GVR privileges
to the tenant(s) while they
are in residence. The owners
will not have GVR privileges
during the tenant’s stay
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Give the completed form
to your tenants. They
must have it IN HAND to
obtain their tenant cards
from any GVR office.
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- GVR
staff cannot process tenant
cards without the completed
Tenant Card Request Form.
A lease agreement is not acceptable
to obtain tenant cards
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Be sure your GVR dues are paid
in full, as tenant cards cannot
be processed on delinquent accounts
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By
following the above, your tenants
will avoid any delay in obtaining
their tenant cards and enjoy all
that GVR has to offer!
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Guests
and GVR
Guest
Card Policy
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An Annual Guest Card
may be purchased by
an Annual Member for
a fee of $25 and may
be renewed annually.
(Some restrictions
apply.)
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Annual Guest Cards
are valid for 1 calendar
year and may be renewed
on January 1st of
the following year
(or anytime throughout
the year).
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•Members
have the option of
purchasing a second
card for $15; however,
no more than two cards
will be issued per
membership.
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•GVR
Members who own more
than one GVR property
may purchase an Annual
Guest Card(s) only for
the property in which
they reside. |
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Guests may visit the
facilities unaccompanied
by a member if they
possess a valid Annual
Guest Card.
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•Guests
will still be required
to swipe in at the
attendance readers
at the pools and fitness
rooms.
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The Annual Guest Card
will grant guests
access to facilities
by opening access
doors and gates
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GVR also offers a
$2 per day guest passe
for those who would
like to purchase guest
passes on a per day
basis.
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Tenants are not be
permitted to purchase
the Annual Guest Cards.
They can purchase
the $2 per day guest
cards.
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It
is important to note
that members are still
responsible for adhering
to GVR’s current guest
policy, which states,
“Guest privileges are
intended for temporary
visitors of a Regular
or Assigned Member of
GVR and who live outside
a twenty (20) mile radius
of established GVR boundaries.” |
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