Question 1

Does my Encore Reunion West Club membership include access to the Reunion Resort, as well as their golf course? And how do I get access to the Reunion Resort?

Accepted Answer

First, you must get your Reunion Resort membership cards from Reunion Security in the basement for $10 each (up to four (4) cards).The Reunion Resort usually gives access to some pools (not the waterpark) and their restaurants for the Encore Resort owners and their guests. However, it's entirely up to the Reunion Resort to grant access, according to their daily availability. Their golf course requires a separate membership. You may contact our concierge desk at the front desk, and they'll assist with booking a round of golf at other locations nearby.

Question 2

What are the locations of the homes for the Reunion East and Reunion West CDD?

Accepted Answer

The Community Development District (CDD) in our area are Reunion East and Reunion West which are divided by the interstate I-4 and not by the neighborhoods. Reunion East is East of I-4. Reunion West is West of I-4.

Question 3

What are the Reunion East and Reunion West CDD amenities and who can use these amenities? Are we able to access another different water park in Reunion aside from the one in our community at Encore?

Accepted Answer

The District’s amenities are owned and operated by the Reunion East CDD. Reciprocal use of the amenities is granted to the Reunion West CDD through interlocal agreement. The costs of operation and maintenance of the amenities are shared by the Reunion East and Reunion West CDDs and are collected through assessments placed on the landowners within both districts. In light of the fact that the amenities are public, rules were also adopted to allow non-residents to use the amenities through payment of a Non-Resident User Fee. Reunion West homeowners do not have access to the Reunion waterpark ...

Question 4

What is the Reunion West Community Development District (CDD)?

Accepted Answer

A CDD is a quasi-governmental unit created pursuant to chapter 190 of the Florida Statutes. A CDD's main functions are to plan, finance, construct, operate and maintain community-wide infrastructure and services specifically for the benefit of residents and owners within the physical borders of the District. More than 750 CDDs exist within the State of Florida. The Reunion West Community Development District, which encompasses approximately 930 acres, is a local unit of special purpose government created pursuant to and governed by the Uniform Community Development District Act of 1980, Cha...

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