Park Access for Long-Term Tenants:  
Tenants renting for less than six months can’t use the park ramp or facilities. Homeowners who want to give park access to tenants with a lease of at least six months must email the Board of Directors with a copy of the lease. Homeowners are responsible for any damage caused by their tenants or guests, and tenants must follow park rules and the guidelines in Section 4 of the HOA regulations amendment.  
Park orientation and key FOBs are available by appointment only, arranged via email to hoa@gttshoa.com.  
Steps:  
1. Email the HOA a copy of the long-term lease listing all household members.  
2. Tenants register on the HOA website as “Tenants – Non Owner.”  
3. Tenants sign the HOA agreement and agree to follow park rules.  
4. Pay the access fee. The FOB works only for the lease term on file and is deactivated when the lease ends. Month-to-month leases aren’t eligible for continued access or new FOBs.  
Breaking HOA rules can lead to loss of park privileges and FOB deactivation. Homeowners are responsible for tenant registration and any costs from damages. The HOA doesn’t issue parking passes to tenants; homeowners may lend theirs at their own risk. Lost passes aren’t replaced and are renewed yearly for members in good standing.