Homeowners FAQ’s

The CDD, Community Development District, is a quasi governmental agency that comprises the entire boundary of the community.  The board is comprised of five members, the Chairman, Vice Chairman and three supervisors.  All members receive compensation for their time.  They have taxing authority and are responsible for maintaining all the common areas of the community.  In the case of our community they also oversee the operation of the golf course.  The board also enlists the services of a third party to help with the daily operations of the community.

All amenities are owned, managed, and operated by the CDD, and questions concerns regarding the use and access to amenities should be directed to Rich Unger, contact phone # 813-907-7388

The gym opens up every morning with an access card at 5:00 am
To obtain an access card the hours are as follows:
Monday – 9:30 am – 3:30 pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday – 9:30 am – 3:30 pm
Cards may be renewed on Saturdays from the hours 7:00 am – 9:00 pm

Guests:
Residents 18 yrs. and older are allowed 10 guest per week
Minors 13 yrs. – 17 yrs. are allowed 1 guest who has to be their age or older.

Residents can have an annual amenities card issued.  Proof of residency must be provided.  The card can be obtained at the fitness center between the hours of 9:30 AM and 5 PM.  Please note the card is valid for 12 months and must be renewed every year.

Remedy the situation within the time specified.  If unable communicate with the managing entity, Condominium Associates, and ask for an extension.  Once in compliance close the violation by communicating with C A.

Yes, as a resident you do get access to the Club house. 

Should you need to reserve this space for a private meeting, you need to contact the CDD site manager.

The main Clubhouse at Heritage Isles was originally constructed in 2001 and recently underwent a complete renovation in 2016. The renovation of the clubhouse included the entire restaurant footprint with several expanded areas.

The kitchen is equipped with commercial equipment that contains a layout functional to produce a 300 person banquet. The dining/bar facilities include acoustical components to minimize the impact of sound while enjoying your dining experience. An outdoor Tiki Bar with a patio adjacent to the pool also is part of the restaurant facility for those wishing to enjoy great weather along with a nice tropical drink.

The banquet room for events is large enough for 140 + seating capacity or 300 theatre-style seating. The banquet room also has a 150” projection screen with a wireless microphone for special event presentations/slideshows. Private functions are available and need to be scheduled through the current restaurant operator Bayscape Bistro at Heritage Isles.

The clubhouse also has a library for residents use which is open to all.

Yes.  Please see governing documents page.

Yes, however, the HoA has budgeted for a professional Arborist to professionally trim our street-side trees. So as to reduce the likelihood of injury to our trees and homeowners.

Tampa.gov and Search ‘tree removal’

Protected tree removal, in general. No person shall cut down, remove, relocate, damage, destroy, or in any manner abuse any protected tree in the city, until such work is authorized by a permit issued by the PDD. Removal of a protected tree without a permit is an irreparable or irreversible violation. An application for protected tree removal shall be granted when it is determined that criteria in Table 284.2.4 of the Tampa Municipal Code have been met.