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What is the Difference Between Amenity Fees and Maintenance Fees?
Amenity Fees are collected with the
monthly utility bills to fund expenses
(including operations, maintenance, new recreation facilities and payment of bonds to purchase the recreation facilities) in the Recreation Amenities Division (RAD) Budget (north of CR 466) and the Sumter Landing Amenities Division (SLAD) Budget (south of CR 466.) These budgets are administered by the VCCDD/AAC and SLCDD/ PWAC. Amenity Fees also pay for such amenity services such as Community Watch (patrols,gates, etc.) Postal facilities, Public Safety facilities (fire stations), and Administration (District staff and facilities.)
Non Ad-valorem Maintenance Assessments are paid annually with the property owners’ county property taxes, and are set annually by each Community Development District (CDD) based on budgetary needs. Annual maintenance budgets are established and managed by each CDD to pay for routine maintenance items such as villa roads (all roads in CDD 4), flowers, landscaping, etc.. The annual maintenance fees vary from CDD to CDD. In addition, a percentage of each CDD’s (5-11) are allocated to PWAC for identified shared infrastructure maintenance, such as multi-modal paths. Each CDD 1-4 pays individually for all maintenance expenses.
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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter
Isn’t paying for those amenities bonds a part of our annual non-ad valorem assessment,
not part of monthly fee?
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