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.

How to become a member:

• Purchase a home that already has GVR, or
• 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.
  

 GVR Priveleges for Tenants:

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

If your tenants are renting directly from you, please follow these steps:

• Complete and Sign a Tenant Card Request Form for each set of tenants staying in your property

• 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

• The Tenant Card Request Form is available at any center office or download here: (Documents/Publications/Reports)

• Give the completed form to your tenants. They must have it IN HAND to obtain their tenant cards from any GVR office. Faxing the form to GVR and/or calling for telephone authorization is NOT acceptable

• GVR staff cannot process tenant cards without the completed Tenant Card Request Form. A lease agreement is not acceptable to obtain tenant cards

• Be sure your GVR dues are paid in full, as tenant cards cannot be processed on delinquent accounts

By following the above, your tenants will avoid any delay in obtaining their tenant cards and enjoy all that GVR has to offer!

Guests and GVR

New Guest Card Policy

• The Guest Card Task Force, which consisted of GVR board members, staff and volunteers, proposed the new Annual Guest Card policy to the board on July 22, 2008. The policy was approved and is taking effect January 1, 2009. The new policy increases convenience for members and guests (ie. the member does not have to accompany guests to the facilities) while maintaining the integrity of GVR facilities.
  

• An Annual Guest Card will be created and issued on a member’s account upon request.

• The card will resemble a membership card (barcode and name), however, will be a different color.

• The Annual Guest Card may be purchased annually for a fee of $20 and may be renewed annually.

• The Annual Guest Card will be valid for 1 calendar year and may be renewed on January 1st of the following year (or anytime throughout the year).

• Members will have the option of purchasing a second card for $10; however, no more than two cards will be issued per membership.

• Guests may visit the facilities unaccompanied by a member if they possess a valid Annual Guest Card.

• Guests will still be required to swipe in at the attendance readers at the pools and fitness rooms.

• The Annual Guest Card will grant guests access to facilities by opening access doors and gates.

• GVR will continue to offer the $1 per day guest passes for those who would like to purchase guest passes on a per day basis.

• Tenants will not be permitted to purchase the Annual Guest Cards. They will be able to purchase the $1 per day cards as they currently do.

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.”