2025 Annual Dues & Fees
TLRA offers several ways to pay dues. Members can use online payment or may mail a check.
Instructions:
- All members must complete the online registration form – located here
- Paying by check? Send check to: TLRA
P.O. Box 215
Fort Collins, CO 80522 - Paying by Paypal – click here
Annual Dues Explained
There are two levels of annual dues, ACTIVE, and INACTIVE:
- ACTIVE dues entitles the member full use of the lake and surrounding greenbelt subject to the ground rules set forth in the Rules and Regulations.
- INACTIVE dues dues not entitle the member to use the lake or surrounding greenbelt. This option simply keeps the membership alive so that it does not lapse.
Active Membership Fee is $350.00
Active Membership Late Fee is $70
Inactive Membership Fee is $175.00
Inactive Membership Late Fee is $35
One Time Initiation Fee is $3,500.00
Transfer Fee is $525.00
Notices for annual dues are sent to members in early February for the coming year. Payment must be received or postmarked by before April 1st. If postmarked after April 1st, they will be considered late and subject to a Late Fee of either $70.00 (Active memberships) or $35.00. (Inactive memberships).
Inactive Fees
- INACTIVE dues dues not entitle the member to use the lake or surrounding greenbelt. This option simply keeps the membership alive so that it does not lapse and the initiation fee forfeited .
Initiation Fees
For new TLRA memberships, there is a one-time initiation fee of $3,500.00 This fee may be paid in any of three ways: (1) as a one-time fee, (2) paid in two installments over two years, or (3) paid in three installments over three years.
If the two or three year payment plan is selected, and the member lets their membership lapse after, say the first year, then whatever installment payments they have made toward the initiation fee will be forfeited.
Transfer Fees
A transfer fee must be paid if a property changes ownership and the new owner wishes to take over the existing membership. The Transfer Fee is currently $525.00. It may be paid by either the buyer or the seller. In most instances, the transfer fee is handled as a part of settlement.
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